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Today, submission begins with language. Resistance does too. In 21st-century Western democracies, a silent battle is being waged for control of thought. Under seemingly noble concepts such as "inclusion," "sustainability," and "social justice" lies a sophisticated system of manipulation that redefines reality, rewrites history, and conditions the collective consciousness. The Dictatorship of Language is a rigorous analysis of how progressivism, woke culture, Agenda 2030, globalism, and cancel culture use language as a Trojan horse to erode the foundations of the West: individual freedom, cultural identity, transcendent values, and critical thinking. Through calculated euphemisms, strategic neologisms, and semantic distortions. These currents transform public debate into a minefield where dissent becomes dangerous and free thinking becomes subversive. Political correctness, inclusive language, microaggressions, privilege, sustainability, cancellation... each term is a cog in a larger social engineering machine that operates through politics, education, the media, and social networks, imposing a new moral orthodoxy and silencing dissenting voices. With documentary rigor and more than 150 references, Antonio Peñalver exposes this global strategy by analyzing 168 key terms that function as instruments of symbolic domination. But this work goes beyond diagnosis: it is an act of intellectual resistance and an urgent invitation to recover the authentic meaning of words. "The greatest triumph of a tyranny is not to control the actions of its victims, but to make them love their servitude." Aldous Huxley