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Framing Analysis and Technocracy
Framing Analysis and Technocracy
Anab Whitehouse
A relatively brief overview of Erving Goffman's notion of "framing analysis" is given, developed through several examples, and, then, that perspective is placed in dynamic juxtaposition to various issues concerning technocracy, especially in conjunction with the idea of "infrastructure".
The Geoengineering of Humans
The Geoengineering of Humans
2022 •
Anab Whitehouse
Three essential, interacting components of geoengineering are explored in some detail -- (1) superheated water vapor from power plant cooling towers; (2) chemtrails consisting of heavy metals, endocrine disrupters, nanotechnology, as well as bioengineered materials; and, (3) nexrad Doppler radar facilities.
Follow The What? - An Introduction
Follow The What? An Introduction
2023 •
Anab Whitehouse
The Canadian sociologist, Irving Goffman, developed a method for analyzing experience. That technique is known as "framing analysis," and, among other things, it involves a process of critically reflecting on the way in which actions, ideas, images, and so on are presented by someone. The current book offers its own inimitable exercise in framing analysis concerning allopathic medicine. More specifically, the pages of Follow the What? - An Introduction seek to explore a variety of ways in which experience might be organized - that is, ways which involve framing ideas concerning the nature of experience - that seek to place one's relationship with the issue of health in a very different sort of hermeneutical context than the proponents of allopathic medicine normally might be inclined to do. As such, the material in this book is intended to induce a reader to consider how different conceptual lenses, filters, and the like might alter how one understands or goes about engaging the nature of one's relationship with reality - especially one's lived reality as a biological being. Among the topics to be explored are: Framing analysis; technocracy; the research of Louis Pasteur, Antoine Bechamp, Gunther Enderlein, Royal Rife and Gaston Naessens; monomorphism; pleiomorphism; germ theory versus terrain theory; the alleged great influenza of 1918-19; virology; immunology; vaccinology; smallpox research; epigenetics; the resonance effect; frequency following behavior; energy; fields; quantum dynamics; zero-point energy; transduction; some of the work of Rupert Sheldrake on morphogenesis; polio research; the swine flu phenomenon of 1976; the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1786; the PREP act of 2005; the Supreme Court decision in the 1905 Jacobson v. Massachusetts case; rights; public health, and issues of constitutionality.
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The Meaning of Doubt: Conspirituality in the Freedom Movement
2022 •
Theodore Michaels
In England, the Freedom Movement is a group of activists characterized by critical, conspiratorial, and spiritual thinking. Emerging in response to pandemic-related restrictions, the movement has since rallied around issues of vaccines, economic inequality, bodily sovereignty, technocracy, and environmentalism. In this dissertation, I examine the Freedom Movement through three guiding questions: 1) what are the meanings and significance of distrust, 2) how does conspiratorial thinking differ from critique, and 3) how does spirituality function as a form of resistance against technocratic governance? I argue that distrust motivates an ethos of questioning everything. Activists critique the conditions that shape distrust in a process that may presuppose conspiracy. Conspiratorial thinking, however, finds a tension with conspiracy theory proper wherein the former emerges from the latter while undermining its continuity. The spiritual qualities of these critiques and conspiracies mimetically negate systems of power to shape alternative, moral cosmologies.
A Response to Five Questions Concerning Targeted Individuals
A Response to Five Questions Concerning Targeted Individuals
2024 •
Anab Whitehouse
The following material encompasses much – but not all – of an interview that was conducted by Dr. Len Ber of Targeted Justice --https://www.targetedjustice.com/ -- in late January of 2024 and which recently has been posted on YouTube at: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heaOJAhD9Vo For those who are unfamiliar with the term, “Targeted Individuals” are people who are being terrorized everyday of the week by: Various government agents, would-be overlords of the corporate sector, medical people who lack ethics and integrity, academic experimenters who care only about their careers, military black operatives, abusers of the policing system (on a federal, state, and local level), as well as independent contractors who are willing to torture people for a buck. These perpetrators use a variety of protocols governing wireless networks of energy that been have established by the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) and which have enabled unscrupulous, greedy, and self-serving individuals to subject people all over the world (estimated to consist of some 6,000,000 individuals) to programs (operated both through systems of artificial intelligence as well as manual apps on mobile phones, iPads, or computers) that seek to impose physical, emotional, and cognitive torture as well as mind-control programs on innocent people. The phenomenon of the Havana Syndrome is but one expression of the world-wide program of terror that is being run by people that many modalities of media are actively protecting and attempting to keep hidden from a more, wide-spread public awareness.
The Essence of the Problem That Lies Before Us
2021 •
Anab Whitehouse
Preamble: Any form of public policy, including health, gives expression to a species of religion which government officials are seeking to evangelically and forcibly impose on other individuals (i.e., citizens). No one – not governments (whether state or federal) and not individuals (whether in the Executive Branch or via the Supreme Court -- can be shown to have a right under the U.S. Constitution -- to establish the foregoing sort of religious perspective.
Educational Horizons
Educational Horizons
2018 •
Anab Whitehouse
‘Educational Horizons' explores the nature of the relationship between education and the reality problem from a variety of perspectives. In the process of doing so, a variety of topics that shape, orient, and influence the manner in which education is engaged and understood are engaged through critical reflection. Some of the topics explored during this process of critical reflection are: The life and ideas of John Holt; cognitive development; human nature; the construction of social reality; reason; several landmark court cases involving the evolution v. creationism debate; Noam Chomsky; Sam Harris; propaganda, sovereignty; qualities of a teacher; epistemology; hermeneutical field theory, as well as some rather revolutionary ideas concerning education and the Constitution..
Sovereignty and the Constitution
Sovereignty and the Constitution: An Unexpurgated Guided Tour
2021 •
Anab Whitehouse
Many individuals believe they understand the nature of the American Constitution and how it relates to the issue of sovereignty. Sometimes, however, the illusion of knowledge is what prevents a person from taking the opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of the principles, problems, and dynamics to which various foundational ideas -- such as rights, powers, religion, republicanism, and so on -- give expression. The present book -- Sovereignty and the Constitution: An Unexpurgated Guided Tour -- takes the reader on a journey through an array of ideas that explore the relationship between sovereignty and the amended Constitution in a very different way than is done normally by many people, and, as such, seeks to induce the reader to critically reflect on a variety of fundamental principles concerning the issue of self-governance. Particular attention in the book is given to: The establishment clause; concept of republicanism; the issue of rights; natural law; the tenth amendment; hermeneutical styles of framing the Constitution; philosophies of law; leadership; education, liberty; freedom; the rule of law, and sovereignty.
Beyond Democracy
Beyond Democracy
2018 •
Anab Whitehouse
The 'Occupy Movement' took many people by surprise with both its scope, as well as with the manner in which it resonated with the deep sense of discontentment that appears to be felt by many people in the United States concerning the economic. legal and political character of American life. This book is intended to help bring a sharper focus to the concerns that are inherent in the dissatisfaction people feel concerning the idea of 'politics as usual' by offering a clear differentiation between the way of power (i.e., politics as usual) and the way of inalienable sovereignty that gives expression to a very different notion of democracy ... one that is constructive, not destructive.
Searching For Sovereignty
Searching For Sovereignty
2018 •
Anab Whitehouse
This book explores a variety of perspectives concerning the construction of constitutions, as well as the idea of leadership. The discussion carries a great many implications for: sovereignty, democracy, governance, and social relationships. The backdrop against which the first, lengthy chapter of this book takes place is the Canadian constitutional debates of the 1980s. Nonetheless, the discussion throughout that chapter is intended to provide food for thought for anyone in any country with respect to fundamental themes involving the process of constructing constitutions. The book's two essays on leadership complement one another, as well as the chapter on constitution-making. The initial essay on leadership critically analyzes some traditional and modern approaches to that concept, while the second essay on leadership critiques a number of ideas concerning leadership within a Muslim context. The final chapter -- 'Constitutional 911' -- examines some of the problematic issues surrounding several of the investigations into the events of 9/11. More specifically, this chapter explores both the 9/11 Commission and the NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) investigations of 9/11 and, in the process, outlines some of the ways in which those two studies violate fundamental principles in the Constitution. There is a deep need for our ideas about constitutions and leadership to be reconstructed on a regular basis. The present book is one attempt to address that need.
