💣Ragnarøkkr: The New Doctrine

Meggi Bogle
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⚗️Accidentology: A Science of Fragmentation

Modern criminology and political analysis often rely on the framework of accidentology — the study of serial crimes as sudden accidents, anomalies, and isolated disruptions. This pseudo scientific field was born in response to inability to figure out behavioral patterns in the one crime series. Yet accidentology fails precisely where it matters most.

It treats assassinations, terrorism, serial mass murders, financial collapses, and acts of genocide as disconnected incidents. Each is explained as chance, pathology, or error. In doing so, accidentology produces a narrative of randomness that systematically denies intent.

The consequence is a science of disconnection: an epistemology that fragments history and conceals design.

🧬The Counter-Concept: Criminal Identification of Serial Ritual Murders

In contrast, the Ragnarøkkr framework advances a new doctrine: the Criminal Identification of Ritual Serial Murders Committed by Religious Sects. This is not new concept. It is the structured approach to study and investigate aggravated serial crimes.

This approach begins from the premise that many “accidents” are in fact ritualized crimes, embedded within sectarian or covert structures.

✂️Where accidentology sees:

A “lone serial killer” → we trace patterns of behavior, ritual, and control.

A “financial accident” → we expose erased inheritances and covert redirection of wealth.

A “public health failure” → we uncover systematic poisoning under institutional cover.

Accidentology was born because of inability to identify the crime series. Instead, accidentology offers the consideration of isolated events, whilst puts attention to the context.

The aim of Ragnarøkkr is integration, not fragmentation. The object is to reconstruct continuity: to reveal how murders, financial seizures, and impersonations form nodes within a coherent architecture of hidden power.

🎥🎞️Ragnarøkkr as Corrective Method: from Accidents to the Crime Series

The Ragnarøkkr Report embodies this corrective.

Part I – The Node uncovers the hidden wiring of financial empires, covert technologies, and intelligence services.

Part II – The Monarch Project documents how human beings were broken, reprogrammed, and deployed as controlled proxies—serial killers, dynasts, state agents.

Together, these chapters illustrate the failure of accidentology and the necessity of a new integrative science: one that identifies ritualized patterns of crime, situates them within systemic frameworks, and exposes the deliberate rewriting of identity and history.