Western civilisation and the system on which it rests stand at the zenith of their trajectory. Their power is at its peak. Their influence is pervasive, reaching even those demonised by its narrative. But what do they truly consist of? What are their historical, ideological, and social boundaries? What forces shape them today, especially in societies like those in Europe, so deeply tied to their history? How can we envision, not a retreat to an earlier phase of this history, but a radical transcendence of what they represent—their claim to be the final, universal destiny of humanity’s journey? This concise, visionary work builds on Guillaume Faye’s Le système à tuer les peuples , offering a bold, practical guide for action. It serves as both a manifesto and a vital handbook to steer the thought and action of those who, in the new “decisive years” now dawning, align themselves with the regeneration of history, resistance to decline, and a possible European rebirth. Through these pages, the manipulation is challenged of those who, under the guise of false patriotism, remain agents of the ongoing decay and representatives of the aforementioned civilisation, while the terms of the true choice we are called to make are lucidly reaffirmed. Guillaume Faye (1949-2019) is known to the English-speaking public, among other things, for Archeofuturism , Why We Fight. Manifesto of the European Resistance , A Global Coup and Sex and Deviance (all published by Arktos). Among the works of Stefano Vaj available in English, we recall Human Rights. Genealogy of a Moral (Moira), Biopolitics: A Transhumanist Paradigm (Carmelina), and Intelligent Artificialities: Who Is Afraid of the Big, Bad AI – and Why (Moira). Many writings by both are also accessible online.