Over the past year I uncovered how similar gang stalking assaults with electronic harassment and electronic physical assaults are to the five (5) cyber security vulnerabilities of cyber crime. Today I came across an article that details how researcher Joey Chen of Sentinel Labs says he spotted a decade of…

Anyone who knows me, knows I workout in my own home. But there maybe something, those who know me, don’t know. I’ve been electronically targeted with electronic physical assaults for a quite a few years now. Recently, I tried to resume my early morning workouts at 4:00 AM but I’m…

The novel, The Girl With The Golden Eyes by Balzac, turns out to uncover the unconscious narcissistic fantasy of homosexuality and gender identity issues. In Shoshana Felman’s analysis the “act of reading femininity” and reading the silence of what is being explicitly screened out when a subject is speaking, and…

Using Shoshana Felman’s analysis of Honore de Balzac’s work, “The Girl with the Golden Eyes,” which helps answer her question, “What is femininity — for men?” — mean for women? This work is actually a provocative erotic riddle, specifically addressing the question of sexual difference. The main character apprehends the…

On silencing women … “Women, however, are considered merely as the objects of desire, and as the objects of the question. To the extent that woman “are the question,” they cannot enunciate the question; they cannot be the speaking subjects of knowledge or the science that the question seeks.” ~Shoshana…

When dealing with the invisible we are always dealing with imaginary symbolic terrain. In analyzing what Shoshana Felman calls the sociological sexism of the educational system which corresponds to the symbolic metaphor in Plato’s Cave, in which it took feminist authors to unravel the fact that what we were actually…

“Les principles de la taxation resent les memes, seils les seuils d’assejettissement a l’impot sont legerement modifies.” “The principles of taxation remain the same, only the tax liability threshold are slightly modified.” For Michel Foucault the process by which one becomes a subject is through assujetissement (which also translates to…

Interesting, as history would have it, women and madness went hand and hand. Women, like children, were treated as “inferior”. In the Victorian era, it was common to see wives incarcerated in psychiatric wards for not complying with their husband’s wishes. In the early 1990s, more women than men were…

Impressionism “The Garden at Maurecourt” by Berthe Morisot My latest reading into analyzing philosophical theory and applying it to the phenomenon of group (gang) stalking with electronic targeted physical assaults and psychotronic torture has revealed startling new insights into femininity and female oppression. In Shoshana Felman’s book, “What Does Woman…