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A.D. Morrison
This volume of investigative essays lays the ground work for her forthcoming memoire titled “Redacted:
Decoding My Murder” and “Justice Speaks Up” which offer behind the scenes insight to a viral o...view moreThis volume of investigative essays lays the ground work for her forthcoming memoire titled “Redacted:
Decoding My Murder” and “Justice Speaks Up” which offer behind the scenes insight to a viral open
source investigation into corruption based cultural genocide of the modern American family via field
notes, research and analysis of her experience while conducting human rights research and child rights
advocacy.
With this body of work Morrison has defined a new area of STEM research and successfully identified
the technology based cultural shift while disrupting online data storytelling through her social media
experiment to use arts, science, and spirituality to advocate for human rights, the advantages of
implementing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, and peaceful space exploration.
Decoding America’s Disruption is a collection of investigative research, essays, and correspondence
written between 2017-2019 while Morrison traveled as journalist, cultural and AI Safety researcher to
investigate corruption, human rights violations, and modern fracture points in society in order to raise
awareness of emerging black market arms sectors and the gaps that the global community needs to
address in order to prepare for space exploration during an era broken American leadership.
Morrison documents the retaliation she faced for pursuing next levels answers that have been
contributing to a history of war, conflict, humanitarian crisis, and corruption based cultural genocide.
Her journey to advance the arena of digital diplomacy has been referred to as “The 10th Digital Crusade”
for her cryptology work in investigation into the roots of Islam and Jihadist influence on human rights,
civil society, and the illegal conquest of biblical archeology sites as a form of modern, and illegal,
annexation of holy sites.
During her journey on the road to advocacy Morrison documents the tribalism, corruption, and online
harassment that derailed a seventeen year research project to adapt her West Texas family property
into a humanitarian sanctuary for journalists, women, and children fleeing high conflict zones, produce
agriculture to contribute to famine and her struggle to advocate for her family rights while in journalist
asylum for her work in Canada.view less