Moving Bridges: Operating Through Corruption to Justice and Freedom, and a Call for Neurorights

What happens when a Movable Bridge Engineer dares to speak out against corruption? Moving Bridges is a true story of a mechanical engineer, Diana Jandreski, who finds herself entangled in a high-stakes battle starting with harassment, discrimination, retaliation, negligence, and conspiracy that ends up reaching far beyond the workplace.

Driven by ethics and a passion for solving complex problems, Diana's shared journey begins in the world of movable bridge heavy infrastructure but escalates into a fight for truth amid shocking employer misconduct to obstruction of justice and falsified records by law enforcement and medical professionals. Targeted for seeking accountability, Diana faced intimidation, manipulation, and illegal surveillance in attempts to silence her, yet she never backed down.

Through resilience and self-reliance, Diana exposes a dark undercurrent in the systems meant to protect us. But this is more than a whistleblower's account, it's a powerful call to action. As technology advances faster than regulation, how do we protect ourselves from intrusions on mind data privacy or artificial intelligence and neurotechnology that can be used against us.

Part memoir, part manifesto, Moving Bridges is a compelling wake-up call for legal reform and a guide for how truth and transparency are necessary for justice and freedom in a rapidly changing world.

Perfect for readers who care about:
- Whistleblower stories
- Ethics in engineering and technology
- AI and neurotechnology regulation and law
- Civil rights, human rights, neurorights, and justice reform
- Government and corporate accountability

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