Field Notes from the Kingdom of Absolute Evil Archives

A serial of satirical dispatches from a corrupted empire. Gonzo notes, sharp critiques, and absurdist reflections on life under malignant power.

Field Notes from the Kingdom of Absolute Evil

Dispatch 2: The Day the Morons Took the Mic I. Sanctified Stupidity In the Empire of the Unread, stupidity holds the scepter. Screaming louder earns you reverence. Thinking earns you suspicion. From book bans to flat-earth sermonettes, superstition walks tall while critical thought is labeled sedition. Experts are apostates. Scientists…

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August 28, 2025

Field Notes from the Kingdom of Absolute Evil

Field Notes from The Kingdom of Absolute Evil

In the Kingdom of Absolute Evil, corruption isn’t hidden—it’s the national pastime. Power feeds on apathy, propaganda replaces thought, and greed wears a patriotic grin. These field notes chart a land where cruelty is policy, decency is defiance, and the only crime is refusing to bow.

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July 28, 2025

Jerusalem 70 CE: The Year the World EndedOctober 13, 2025
The Book of Revelation arose from the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE, not a prediction of the world’s end. John of Patmos transposed the trauma of siege, famine, and fire into visionary language. Its apocalyptic imagery memorializes human grief, later misread as cosmic prophecy fueling fear and obedience.
Yeshua’s Followers: The First BohemiansOctober 10, 2025
Yeshua’s followers lived like early bohemians—sharing bread, wine, and vision on the margins of empire. Their gatherings echoed through centuries of counterculture, from desert feasts to Paris cafés, wherever laughter, song, and shared simplicity dissolved hierarchy and made freedom a living, human act.