Useful Idiots: Too Confident. Not Curious.

They don’t think they’re lying. That’s what makes them dangerous.

Useful Idiots is a full-color satirical tour through modern media, politics, and cultural commentary—where outrage is currency, certainty replaces curiosity, and narratives matter more than facts.

In these pages, you’ll meet a cast of exaggerated caricatures:
the righteous pundit, the moral scold, the spin translator, the activist politician, the panel-show philosopher, and the influencer who knows exactly what you should think—before you’ve had a chance to think at all.

Rendered in bold, MAD-style illustrations and razor-sharp visual jokes, this book exposes how:

• Talking points become truth

• Outrage becomes content

• Panels replace thinking

• And questioning the narrative becomes the real taboo

This isn’t about left or right—it’s about credulity vs. skepticism, performance vs. substance, and what happens when large institutions rely on people who never ask, “What if we’re wrong?”

Inside you’ll find:

• Full-color satirical illustrations (10”×10” format)

• Parodies of media archetypes, political figures, and cultural influencers

• Chapter sections like Low Ratings Now, Panel Shows No One Watches, and The Truth Spinners

• A visual reminder of why independent thinking still matters

Useful Idiots doesn’t tell you what to think.
It asks why so many people stopped thinking altogether.

If you’ve ever felt gaslit, talked down to, or told “the experts have decided,” this book is for you.

Laugh. Cringe. Question.
Just don’t clap on cue.