We Must All Be Joking is not a self-help manual, and it’s definitely not another “feel good” sermon. It is a mirror turned toward society—politics, religion, culture, relationships, and daily living—revealing just how far we’ve drifted into contradiction. Through irony, sarcasm, and fearless honesty, this book calls out the selective fairness, false balance, and double standards we all live by. From the way we demand equality while avoiding responsibility, to the way we glorify traditions without asking why, every page pokes at the places we prefer to keep quiet. It is bold, uncomfortable, and sometimes hilarious—but necessary. This is not written to convince or confuse, but to reflect and awaken clarity. If you’ve ever wondered why the world feels upside down, this book will remind you that maybe… we really must all be joking.