Jeffrey Hann

Every individual is a complex tapestry of experiences and values, far more intricate than the labels or descriptors they might use to define themselves. While such terms can help find like-minded individuals or provide a glimpse into someone’s principles, they only scratch the surface of a person’s experiences and values. For example, I describe myself as an anarchist, voluntarist, principled libertarian, philosopher, conspiracy theorist, U.S. Army veteran, business and solutions analyst, data analyst, cyber analyst, intelligence analyst, legislative analyst, graphics and website designer, network and systems administrator, content creator, writer, journalist, author, vaccine risk-aware advocate, son, husband, and father. While these labels offer insight, they cannot fully encapsulate the depth of my experiences or the principles that guide my life.

I live by principles that uphold natural rights -Life, Freedom, and Property- for all, navigating an unjust and corrupt system to the best of my ability. The Trivium Method of Critical Thinking -rooted in Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric- has shaped my understanding of anarchism as the most ethical and logical framework for free and organized community structures. Anarchism, usually misunderstood, is a beacon of hope that vehemently rejects Tyranny while embracing voluntary cooperation and exchange, mutual respect, and self-governance. It is not chaos or the absence of rules but faith in humanity’s ability to coexist freely without rulers. To break free from the endless cycle of government-imposed tyranny, humanity must evolve toward this vision of freedom and embrace its capacity for self-governance.

The term ‘anarchy’ typically triggers strong reactions due to widespread misconceptions. At its core, anarchy means "without rulers" -the absence of government- not the absence of order or principles. True anarchism rejects coercion while respecting natural rights such as property and the autonomy of individuals. It recognizes that rules, hierarchies, and leadership can emerge naturally through voluntary participation rather than imposed authority. Groups like Antifa, misrepresented as anarchists, violate these principles through coercion and destruction, demonstrating a sophist misunderstanding of anarchism. True anarchism is rooted in voluntary cooperation, exchange, and trust in individuals to govern themselves, ensuring a safe and respectful society.

Anarchism encompasses diverse schools of thought, and while I respect these approaches when they remain voluntary, I do not subscribe to any single school of thought. My vision of anarchism is broader, rejecting all forms of coercive control over the innocent. Any agreement or system built on voluntary participation aligns with this philosophy. Guided by a logical pursuit of truth and respect for natural rights, I advocate for communities free from imposed authority over the innocent.

With over a decade of experience as a Product, Solutions, and Business Analyst in software development, six years in the U.S. Army as an Infantryman and Cyber Intelligence Analyst, and five years as a Network and Systems Administrator, I have developed a deep understanding of systems and structures that can help free and organized societies function. My formal education includes a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in IT Management, a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Liberal Arts, multiple Associate of Science (AS) degrees (Computer Engineering, Intelligence Operations, and Digital Media), and ongoing work toward a Master of Science (MS) in Data Analytics focusing on Decision Process Engineering. These experiences have given me the tools to critically analyze complex data and systems and advocate for a world rooted in autonomy, justice, and mutual respect.

Throughout my life, I have pursued truth and stood against injustice, even when it placed me at odds with family, friends, and social norms. This unwavering commitment has led to censorship and backlash, particularly when challenging mainstream rhetoric. Nevertheless, I continue to speak out for the innocent whose rights are violated. Anarchism is not about rejecting order; it is about rejecting Tyranny and building a world where individuals coexist freely through voluntary cooperation and exchange. I hope my work inspires others to envision and strive for a freer and more just future as I picture it can be.

Here is a list of all of my published work:

March 15th, 2016: Why taxation is theftl

July 21st, 2016: What is a Police Enforcement Officer and what are their duties with regards to our rights?

August 16th, 2016: Know your grammar, what is terrorism?

September 5th, 2016: What made America great?

December 24th, 2016: Remember Remember Remember

January 5th, 2017: Why I am a Libertarian and Anarchist, by definition

August 1st, 2017: Taxation is theft, by definition

September 18th, 2017: Conspiracy Theory: Government and Central Banking lies about Bitcoin - CEO of JPMorgan and Director of the Federal Reserve Jamie Dimon commits fraud

July 11th, 2019: To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate: Informed Consent

May 29th, 2020: COVID1984: A Plandemic Love Story (Part 1)

May 29th, 2020: COVID1984: A Plandemic Love Story (Part 2)

April 17th, 2022: IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF COVID19: The Truth Is Out There

April 12th, 2023: Human Things Poem

November 13th, 2024: The Fallacious Belief in Government (Presentation)

Movie Producer Credits:

The Monopoly on Violence (2020) – Documentary

Overpoliced (2021) – Documentary

Published Books:

February 21st, 2023: COVID19 - SHORT PATH TO 'YOU'LL OWN NOTHING. AND YOU'LL BE HAPPY.': Welcome to the new Age of Tyranny

March 1st, 2025: THE FALLACIOUS BELIEF IN GOVERNMENT: Warp Speed Toward Tyranny