The Dominion War: When Creation Is Controlled Instead of Understood

Guest Opinion by Alicia Boothe Haggermaker

Every generation faces the same crossroads: Will you trust creation, or will you surrender it to institutions?

Because the system’s pattern is always the same — control the food, the plants, the medicine, the seeds, the soil, the frequencies, the water…and you control the people.

Today, that pattern wears a suit, carries a lobbyist badge, and pretends to speak for both God and public safety.

Spoiler: It speaks for neither.

The Frequency They Fear

People call you crazy for saying WiFi, EMFs, cell towers, and smart devices affect the body — even though:

• your brain runs on electrical oscillation
• your heart runs on electromagnetic rhythm
• your fascia conducts piezoelectric signals
• your nervous system communicates through ion gradients and frequency shifts
• your body is 60–75% structured, resonant water

Frequency is human biology.

So when people scoff and say frequencies can’t influence the body, what they’re really admitting is: “I don’t understand my own physiology, but I feel confident mocking those who do.”

And this is where cannabis enters the conversation. Cannabis interacts with:

• the endocannabinoid system
• cellular signaling pathways
• ion channels and electrical conductance
• mitochondrial bioenergetics
• neurological coherence
• inflammatory mediators
• emotional regulation circuits
• trauma imprint networks
• sleep architecture
• water-structured tissues
• the human biofield

Plants communicate through frequency. Your cells communicate through frequency. Cannabis is the bridge between the two.

And it’s not alone.

Homeopathic medicine and essential oils also function through resonance-based mechanisms — not in spite of science, but because of it.

Homeopathy signals the body through vibrational patterning.

Essential oils carry aromatic compounds with measurable frequencies that interact with:

• cellular water
• limbic brain structures
• emotional-processing circuits

Aromatic molecules enter the brain through the olfactory bulb — the fastest neurological pathway in the human body.

This isn’t “woo-woo.” This is physics, biology, and chemistry agreeing on the same truth:

Nature heals through resonance. Industrial medicine heals through domination.

And only one of those models requires:

• side effects
• risk disclosures
• black-box warnings
• malpractice insurance
• billion-dollar settlement funds

Hint: It’s not the cannabis, the homeopathy, or the essential oils.

The Basil-Plant Problem

This is how we ended up with legislators who can’t identify a basil plant regulating herbs they’ve never studied — passing bills they haven’t read, based on:

• vibes
• pressure
• lobbyists
• backroom deals
• and the worst of all: industry-funded science

Because let’s be honest: when an industry wants a result, it pays for it. And when you pay for a result, you get the result you paid for.

That’s not science. That’s marketing in a lab coat. That’s the real pseudoscience. These aren’t experts in:

• botany
• physiology
• ecology
• pharmacognosy
• frequency biology

They are experts in fear-based policy and institutional obedience.

And before someone says, “Well, you’re not an expert," let’s get something straight.

I do have a degree — a BSBA — which taught me exactly how industries, incentives, and regulatory systems operate behind closed doors.

But the knowledge I’m speaking from here?

• The plant wisdom.
• The frequency understanding.
• The biofield literacy.
• The herbal pharmacology.
• The ecological intuition.
• The cannabinoid research.

That came from:

• over a decade of real study
• field knowledge
• lived experience
• necessity
• ancestral practice
• curiosity, not incentive

And historically? That’s how humans learned for thousands of years. Before:

• universities
• licensing boards
• regulatory agencies
• pharmaceutical schools
• FDA approvals

…humans learned from:

• elders
• apprenticeships
• observation
• trial and error
• community knowledge
• direct relationship with the land

Institutions are new. Nature is old.

Humanity didn’t survive millennia by waiting for peer-reviewed papers.

We survived because knowledge was shared — not patented.

My knowledge came from curiosity, not credential-chasing.

From lived practice, not corporate approval.

And more importantly? I am not the one banning plants. The people banning herbs today know less botany than the average medieval midwife.

Let that sink in.

The Truth About “Expert Safety”

Let’s talk about the institution insisting it should have full control over natural medicine.

For years, the third leading cause of death in the U.S. was medical error — not cannabis, not kratom, not cinnamon, not mushrooms.

Medical error. Institutional doctorates. Fully licensed, fully sanctioned, industry-approved “experts.”

They later broadened the category to soften the optics, but the truth remains: It wasn’t herbalists or plant healers causing those deaths.

The system knows this — which is why doctors carry mandatory malpractice insurance.

Not optional. Mandatory.

Because even with degrees, oversight, and entire agencies policing them…they still harm people — often enough that the insurance actuarial tables expect it.

Meanwhile:

• chamomile
• lavender
• turmeric
• Ceylon cinnamon
• cannabis
• blue lotus
• reishi
• ashwagandha

…aren’t killing anyone.

And when harm does occur, it usually comes from:

• mixing herbs with pharmaceuticals
• or synthetic chemicals
• ignoring contraindications
• bad sourcing
• or pure ignorance — the same kind that leads people to eat Tide Pods

Herbs aren’t the danger. Lack of education is.

But instead of teaching people how to use plants properly, the system’s solution is always:

Ban the plant. Protect the patent.

The 1986 Liability Shield

If you want to know who the system really protects, look at the law.

In 1986, Congress passed the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act — granting legal immunity to vaccine manufacturers.

If their product harms you, you cannot sue them. You go through a federal claims court. Taxpayers pay the damages. Manufacturers keep the profit.

No herb, no mushroom, no plant healer, no supplement maker has ever received that privilege.

If plants were truly dangerous, where’s:

• the National Lavender Injury Act?
• the Chamomile Liability Fund?
• the Cinnamon Compensation Court?

They don’t exist.

Because the threat was never the garden. The threat was the system. And instead of fixing it, they immunized it.

They’re Already Coming for the Herbs

People roll their eyes when you say the establishment wants to regulate the entire plant kingdom.

But look around. It’s already happening:

• supplement restrictions
• NDI crackdowns
• mushroom scheduling
• CBD caps
• kratom bans
• herbal classification laws
• Codex Alimentarius creep
• EU herb medicalization
• biotech plant patents
• synthetic substitutes
• insect protein promotion
• lab-grown meat marketing
• GMO expansion

You don’t have to speculate anymore. You just have to pay attention.

This is dominion:

• Over nature.
• Over creation.
• Over the body.
• Over perception.
• Over sovereignty.
• Over God.

Because when a system decides it can ban the plants God made, rewrite the food, engineer the seeds, outlaw the fungi, criminalize the herbs, and replace creation with synthetic copies…it isn’t regulating. It’s crowning itself above the Creator.

That’s the real blasphemy —not people using the herbs God made, but people trying to take them away.

Team Jesus vs. Team Dominion

If you find yourself defending:

• bans on seeds
• bans on herbs
• bans on fungi
• bans on natural medicine
• bans on botanicals
• bans on creation

…while cheering on synthetic substitutes and corporate control, you’re not batting for Team Jesus.

You’re batting for the other side —with good intentions, maybe, but disastrous discernment.

Because Scripture doesn’t say: “Every herb Big Pharma approves.”

It says: “I have given you every herb bearing seed.” — Genesis 1:29

The Bible repeatedly warns about:

• false authority
• corrupt rulers
• wolves in sheep’s clothing
• those who call evil good and good evil
• those who destroy the earth

This is exactly that.

If your allegiance to a system leads you to fear, ban, or destroy what God created…your discernment is off.

Discernment isn’t optional. It’s commanded.

Use it.

This is Part III of an ongoing series. You may find Part I and Part II by following the embedded links.

Alicia Boothe Haggermaker is a lifelong resident of Huntsville, Alabama, and a dedicated advocate for health freedom. For more than a decade, she has worked to educate the public and policymakers on issues of medical choice and public transparency. In January 2020, she organized a delegation of physicians and health freedom advocates to Montgomery, contributing to the initial draft of legislation that became SB267.

Opinions do not reflect the views and opinions of ALPolitics.com. ALPolitics.com makes no claims nor assumes any responsibility for the information and opinions expressed above.

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