Bøker av Jensine Andresen

This book examines converging strands of discourse surrounding religion, politics, and UFOs/UAP. It examines historical precursors in occultism and Spiritualism to concepts being used in current discussion of UFOs/UAP in the U.S. It also examines the legislative agenda relating to UAP and which elements potentially may compromise U.S. national security.

This book focuses on misinformation in the form of eight, inaccurate conflations relating to UAP and to existence more generally, which reinforce one another and result in what I refer to as hyperconflation. The eight conflations are: 1) conflating human-made UAP with extraterrestrial UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects) and USOs (Unidentified Submerged Objects); 2) conflating military with civilian data collection; 3) conflating the UAP topic with a counterterrorism (CT) problem; 4) conflating data with knowledge; 5) conflating the business of national security with genuine national security and actual safety; 6) conflating prediction with wisdom; 7) conflating science with truth; and 8) conflating explicate order with the entirety of existence.

An elite, supranational network controls most of the resources on Earth. It also exerts tremendous control over the supply of money. The social justice imperative requires that society move away from centralization and become more decentralized, so that individual human beings have an opportunity to live without poverty, hunger, and violence. Creative acculturation with an advanced Extraterrestrial Intelligence (ETI) operating on and around Earth will assist in decentralizing human society away from elite control.

Because space weapons are so sophisticated, an arms race in space could lead to the extinction of Homo sapiens sapiens. Meanwhile, because human being share space with Extraterrestrial Intelligence (ETI), we are negatively impacting extraterrestrials, too. This all needs to change. We must demilitarize and de-weaponize space.

The book argues that the U.S. and other major nation-states of the world must abolish nuclear weapons urgently. Rather than becoming bogged down in deterrence theory and diplomacy--either of which have worked for decades--it is time for unilateral restraint according to which the U.S. simply stops 'modernizing' its nuclear arsenal and, instead, starts to dismantle its nuclear weapons. It is a radical proposal for a precarious time.

This book applies the work of philosopher and physicist David J. Bohm to the topic of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (ETI) and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) by looking at how Bohm's description of the inseparability of matter and consciousness can inform the current discussion about ETI/UAP.

This book also asks what kind of ethics an advanced, intelligent extraterrestrial species might possess, and how human beings can transform their own understanding of ethics to best participate with ETI.