At Dillirium Tales, we don’t waste time dissecting abstract theories of propaganda — we zero in on the people who live and breathe it. The self-proclaimed “truth-tellers” who reinvent themselves every season. The would-be prophets recycling the same old scripts, louder each time. The accidental comedians whose contradictions tell us more than their slogans ever could.

We laugh — a lot — because honestly, some of these characters are too absurd not to. But we also dig deeper, tracing the connections, the networks, and the agendas hiding beneath the circus. What looks like chaos is often strategy. What looks like a lone ranter is usually part of a larger machine.

So think of us as a strange mix: satire meets investigation, character study with a detective’s notebook. We reveal the serious truths hiding inside the absurd performances — because sometimes, the best way to understand propaganda is to laugh at the clowns while mapping the circus.