The force of oppression is often hidden and becomes very difficult to recognize if it is more covert. Covert abuse involves our participation in the process, what most of us understand as the idea of the willing victim – those who self-inflict pain and suffering. It is imperative for us to understand how the world works and identify the force of control and agendas of those who run the system.
Psychopaths in power study us and channel desires and wishes in order to manipulate us. This is their psychological operation to maintain authority and manufacture consent. Psychologists need to actively participate in this battle. It is a kind of therapy to undo programming of our minds and to counter their PsyOps before further casualties are made.
We need to build tools for fighting against psychopathic deception, so to defy this illegitimate authority. For this, we need a psychology of resistance, a knowledge that can be used by individuals to defend the sacred space of our hearts, where we honor our feelings and intuition and cultivate thoughts that are truly our own.
For this, a radical departure from the current foundations of knowledge is needed, namely to shift from the dominant stance of the ‘creed of objectivity’ into a new form of validity – a rule of consensus that enables objectivity found in dialogue and inter-subjectivity.
One area where this trend is happening is in the realm of innovation and cryptocurrency. My deep interest in Bitcoin is primarily based on its unprecedented model of security, namely replacing third party trust with cryptographic proof. This creates a new network of consensus that does not rely on a central authority and rather self-organizes and regulates itself.
I see decentralization as an antidote to psychopathic abuse and that this protocol can be used as a shield to build a movement toward creating a true network of resistance.
Decentralized Movements
Hayase, N. (2015, March 6). Movements of radical imagination; How ordinary people are building a new world. The Cryptosphere.
Hayase, N. (2013, January 5). Idle no more: The rise of an indigenous movement. ROAR Magazine.
Hayase, N. (2012, October 15). Insurgent anarchism: An idea whose time has come. Part III. National-Anarchist Movement.
Hayase, N. (2012, December 18). Insurgent anarchism: The new networked resistance. ROAR Magazine.
Hayase, N. (2012, September 16). Insurgent anarchism: An idea whose time has come. Part I. Roar Magazine.
Hayase, N. (2012, April 19). Breaking the silence: Beyond the doctrine of nihilism. WL Central.
Hayase, N. (2012, July 18). Fukushima to #Ajisai revolution; The mosaic of recollection. Journaling between Worlds.
Hayase, N. (2012, July 4). From Tunisia to Tokyo, We are the winds of change. Countercurrent.org.
Hayase, N. (2012, February 7). Children of the Internet, their eyes are watching. A World Beyond Borders.
Hayase, N. (2012, January 2). Proposal for 2012: Between the sky and flowers. WL Central.
Hayase, N. (2012, November 6). The rise of the peer progressive: Beyond 6 November. Dissident Voice.
Hayase, N. (2011, August 20). Anonymous takes cyber-activism to the street. #OpBart. WL Central.
Hayase, N. (2011, August 15). Anonymous on the rails for justice. #OpBart. WL Central.
Hayase, N. (2011, August 14). Orwell’s big brother coming to roost in the land of free speech. #OpBart. WL Central.
Hayase, N. (2011, April 17). Anonymous, race for human redemption. WikiLeaks Australian Citizens Alliance.
Hayase, N. (2011, January 25). Tunisia on fire: Self immolation to world revolution. WL Central.
Whistleblowers
Hayase, N. (2016, September, 19). Assange, Manning and Snowden, Standing with the Conscience of Truthtellers. Common Dreams.
Hayase, N. (2015, April, 5). Chelsea Manning: The conscience of America. Common Dreams.
Hayase, N. (2015, January 6). Contagious courage; The other side of the banality of evil. Truthout.
Hayase, N. (2014, July 12). Chelsea Manning and the power of empathy. Common Dreams.
Hayase, N. (2014, April, 4). The conscience and courage of Chelsea Manning. Roar Magazine.
Hayase, N. (2013, November 17). Hacktivist Jeremy Hammond sentenced to 10 years; His idealism remains at large. Dissident Voice.
Hayase, N. (2013, October 5). Jeremy Hammond, true patriot for balance of power in the digital age; open letter to judge Preska. Dissident Voice.
Hayase, N. (2013, August, 13). The whistleblowers at the frontier of digital liberation. ROAR Magazine.
Hayase, N. (2013, July 16). Edward Snowden, true hope for change. Common Dreams.
Hayase, N. (2013, July 9). NSA spying: An open air prism. Dissident Voice.
Hayase, N. (2013, June 27). Edward Snowden search for asylum and how it’s tied to global uprisings. OpEd News.
Hayase, N. (2013, June 11). Exposing the turnkey tyranny. Counterpunch.
Hayase, N. (2013, February 20). Jeremy Hammond and the broken rule of law. Dissident Voice.
Hayase, N. (2013, February 19). The other Bradley Manning. Counterpunch.
Hayase, N. (2012, March 31). From social media to moral wakening; Bradley Manning and the age of conscience. WL Central.
Hayase, N. (2011, December 11). Bradley Manning: Hearing the word of the prophet. WL Central.
Political Prisoners
Hayase, N. (2016, February 11). Assange’s UN victory and redemption of the West. The Indicter.
Hayase, N. (2015, December 15). Assange’s battle; A fight for democracy. The Indicter.
Hayase, N. (2014, October 26). Silencing dissent: US political prisoners Mumia Abu-Jamal and Jeremy Hammond in the sacrifice zone of empire. Global Research.
Hayase, N. (2013, February 15). Julian Assange and the tilted scales of justice. Counterpunch.
Dissident Voice
Hayase, N. (2013, May 13). Jeremy Scahill: Other side of the barrel of the gun. Dissident Voice.
Hayase, N. (2013, March 7). George Carlin, muse of the 99%: The legacy of a truth teller. CultureUnplugged.
Hayase, N. (2013, January 21). Noam Chomsky: From the strategic mind to the radical politics of imagination. Dissident Voice.
Hayase, N. (2013, January 14). Aaron Swartz, canary in a coal mine for the information cartel. Dissident Voice.
Hayase, N. (2011, November 26). Occupy Movement, birth of the ordinary hero #OWS. WL Central.