Pierre Lagrenat

This is not a book. It is a defibrillator. Every page shocks. Every word dismantles illusions you were trained to defend. For centuries, institutions perfected sedation. Religion promised rewards after death so the enslaved would not revolt while alive. Governments baptized prisons with the word freedom. Families rehearsed obedience and called it love. Economies rewarded destruction and called it progress.
Humanity became fluent in disguising captivity as civilization. The Book That Cannot Be Unread exists to sever those disguises. It is not written to entertain or persuade. It is written to break you open, because comfort is the camouflage of extinction. Each chapter exposes a different architecture of obedience: the business of death, the invention of God as weapon, the cult of progress, the family as the first prison, the slave codes of language, the myth of innocence, the math of complicity, the ritual of forgetting, the law of clean thinking, the Memory Republic, and the Last Firewall.
You will not leave these pages innocent. To read is to awaken into a life that can never again be sedated. Once seen, the chains will not disappear. They will burn until you refuse them. This is the last alarm before silence becomes permanent.