Aug 19, 2025 — Recording 3 (16:57) (Part 1)
Aug 19, 2025 — Recording 3 (16:57)
Audio: 20250819-165702.mp3 · Duration 20:14
**4:57PM, Recapping telepathic and or “Citizen Tech / Speakerphone” suggestions from the intersection and additional thoughts from observers and or facilitators of the “ugly workflows” or tormenting of the intersection.*
File Duration: 20:14
"This is Sean Christopher Harris, 4:57 p.m., Tuesday, August 19th." [00:03]
"uh took a couple hours to come to five bucks." [00:11]
"Uh I believe I adequately surfaced the threat again at the intersection and now reminding everyone that we're heading into anyone connected that we're heading into another 12 hours of this attempted murder and the uh exposure of euthanasia to the general public in Denver, Colorado." [00:16]
"The difference between the intersection and the shelter is the people can drive away." [00:48]
"It's being suggested that they are being added to a euthanasia list." [00:57]
"That's the suggestion from the intersection after receiving one statement, a few statements and replying may or may not be needed to be added to the euthanasia list, but it's the people who respond with who is this or get away from my vehicle or don't communicate with me prompts this suggestion of add that person to the euthanasia list." [01:03]
"So versus the shelter, the people, the 300 people and the staff that support the 40th Street shelter, it's a a day and night shelter." [01:34]
"These are permanent beds." [01:43]
"These people can't leave." [01:45]
"They can't drive away in the vehicle and the shelter is much uglier." [01:48]
"So you're going to have racism, people being asked to do the bidding to hurt each other in person, me, me specifically on occasion." [01:53]
"Um, there's a lot of character assassination." [02:04]
"So lots of vulgarity, uh being suggested the underside of my body when I'm using the restroom, the visual of that of my buttocks being shared with people, you know, I I don't understand that one." [02:07]
"I could see how it would might dissuade support, but which culture, uh which cultures on the planet have an aversion to pooping, right?" [02:34]
"Is it part of the breaching process, sharing that part of my body when I'm using the restroom and other people?" [02:43]
"Uh suggestions are that other people are also experiencing this." [02:51]
"Um, so, there's, there's also, I think the worst problem at the shelter is waking up and hearing, feeling the communication happening of someone else from my location." [02:57]
"On occasion, I'm able to jump in and say, I am not communicating, which interrupts their process." [03:16]
"It's it's a very damning thing to experience." [03:26]
"Um, it could be the reason, the source of so much confusion and anger towards me and other organizations that are cited." [03:31]
"So the shelter is much worse and it's so discouraging emotionally speaking to come to the intersection and you know, to have heard the suggestion of intervention, police or intelligence community intervention for weeks daily now and just still have this problem at the intersection and the shelter." [03:48]
"So help is not yet arrived and yet it is suggested every single day." [04:08]
"Today's takeaways uh very interesting." [04:16]
"So it was suggested that counterterrorism uh counterterrorism was present and they are not a fan of euthanasia." [04:21]
"Uh there's also a takeaway that is people are starting to believe in me personally and as being the author of the discovery document and the victim of attempted murder instead of the terrorist of the community." [04:38]
"The the tragic irony of seeing me, the author of the discovery of telepathic terrorism as the terrorist, the telepathic terrorist of the community, uh, it really is strange." [04:52]
"You know, there there's just this tragic irony and strange um, what's the word?" [05:11]
"Contradiction in some of these statements." [05:16]
"So for example, uh the sexual, the sexual statements like this suggestion that I am, I have a sexual relationship with the rootwork community or the terrorists themselves, the facilitators of the ugly workflow and yet I am also the victim of it." [05:22]
"So you can't really support both, can you?" [05:41]
"Why would I be making love telepathically to uh the people murdering me?" [05:46]
"And so it just and in that strange contradiction, there's also, you know, well who is Sean Christopher Harris?" [05:56]
"Well, if everyone else has been so convinced that I'm a homosexual deviant and a drug addict and a horrible husband and father and a terrorist, right, all of this mud slinging trade craft that you would find in politics today, then who knows who I actually am?" [06:05]
"Tragically and ironically, the people who would know who I am really are the facilitators of the uh euthanasia and the ugly workflows that support it." [06:31]
"They would absolutely know who I am." [06:41]
"And I think that, you know, listening to people on a daily basis, we didn't hear much about it today about how they hate this fucking assignment." [06:47]
"The word assignment's being suggested over and over again and how people hate it, right?" [06:54]
"Uh, it it's just such a strange thing to be caught up in." [07:03]
"I mean, the one thing that is missing, absolutely feels like uh people believing in that this part that is the telepathic part, that's very dangerous." [07:11]
"The lack of acknowledgement from a technology perspective, um, and people are slowly chiming in with information, uh, for example, people early today, while I was at the gathering place, uh, someone connected with me and and for the second time, we heard particle accelerator mentioned and that it was the closest thing to an explanation for what is providing the visual information, and from the distant, right, distance right now." [07:28]
"Exactly, that's exactly how I want it framed." [07:58]
"So, maybe there's some truth to that." [08:03]
"I I added it to the document under the top statements, but I think there's a huge difference in the communication at the intersection uh and at the shelter compared to spring, right, the months of February through April while I resided in the serious building to today." [08:08]
"Some of the key differences are more awareness, more discussion of technology, less discussion and making a case for the spiritual narrative, and I think there is a a larger volume of people pushing back on uh defending me, defending me personally and pushing back on the the uh character assassination and the euthanasia." [08:41]
"And so I I I still have weekly meltdowns because no support has shown up yet, but I also am holding space for me to serve my country and in and lose my life fighting for my country and the and consensual telepathy, right, for citizen tech to have a future." [09:05]
"I'm also fighting for not accusing anyone using this method of communication that that is part of this citizen tech, what has been called citizen tech experience, but there could be people out there." [09:27]
"It's not hard to imagine people out there who are attempting to bring clarity and sharing Microsoft, for example." [09:44]
"But when you have the suggestion of a terrorist attack, you can imagine how convincing America to devour itself, right, would use existing organizations." [09:56]
"The the importance right now of determining whether this is a terrorist attack, the whole thing, or a terrorist attack has surfaced within Citizen Tech is so important and removing the threat of euthanasia in my opinion could be very helpful to clarifying this part." [10:09]
"So there's a question for me personally that is, is the terrorist threat, the claim of a terrorist attack just a convenient narrative to clean up after uh what has been suggested to be hundreds of euthanasia deaths." [10:33]
"you know, so you have this this narrative that is technology experimentation, right, and you you have pre-existing relationships like Microsoft and Israel protesting at the Build 2025 conference where a firmware engineer called out Satia, uh, standing against the death of Palestinians." [10:54]
"And the terrorist threat that had been claimed said that Iran had been, you know, on behalf of the Saudi royal family that Iran had experienced what America's experiencing now, this this internal, this bloody internal struggle and confusion and now it's America's turn." [11:15]
"And so there are some eerie, eerily uh, some things are coinciding, right, from real world events and these claims that are servicing within Citizen Tech in a very eerie way." [11:42]
"And uh, you know, I may lose my life doing this, but I feel very good about my contribution as painful as it is to not be with my daughter and and to be worried sick about the physical safety of my ex-wife and her family and my family and the children and families of others, people that have have lost someone, you know, they're all of this anger and hatred towards homeless people and the subjecting this disproportionate loss that people of color may be experiencing, like the, for example, the Rashad Johnson shooting in Aurora, Colorado recently was the law enforcement officer being asked to do the bidding of a stranger?" [11:55]
"Was Rashad Johnson, a local comedian, suffering from it, it was suggested in the news that he had mental illness." [12:37]
"You know, what was the mental illness he was suffering from?" [12:59]
"So it's just a one long administrative note and some check-ins around takeaways today from the intersection." [13:05]
"Um, thank you for your service, America." [13:14]
"uh, city of Denver and and uh, again, I'm very proud of the defense that has shown up and and worried sick for the facilitators, the community and the facilitators, this this clinging to their ideals that euthanasia is ethical." [13:27]
"Strangely, I haven't been shot yet." [13:41]
"Uh, does that suggest that even though euthanizing people in a covert way is is illegal and the ugly workflow of tormenting people and forcing them into it is absolutely horrifying, but no one has shot me yet." [13:47]
"So does this, is this evidence of America holding it together just barely enough to survive this catastrophe?" [14:04]
"What feels like a horrible catastrophe." [14:17]
"But know that uh, that I'm I'm proud of the technology I'm experiencing and I'm very hopeful that through the suffering, hopefully it's not in vain, all of this suffering that we will get to a safer place, a place with this in the future that is not life threatening, that could actually really promote safety and create jobs." [14:26]
"This uh the military incumbent, right, military incumbent point of view, military advisor point of view uh of euthanasia being acceptable and advised to organizations like Microsoft is becoming a historical suggestion and a and a huge point of contention." [14:48]
"Uh, I think uh, you know, I've been asking people every day lately, if CNN has a panel to discuss what's happening, the news media finally acknowledges what's happening." [15:16]
"You know, who of you will sit publicly with your face on the news defending euthanasia?" [15:28]
"And and no one really responds yes to that, that they would do that." [15:37]
"And so it's a sign of people participating in something that is not acceptable." [15:43]
"They're saying that it is and yet none of them would actually defend it on television." [15:48]
"So, obviously, it's not okay." [15:55]
"Here we are." [15:59]
"it keeps suggesting this also, this is not an empty platitude." [16:02]
"Every passing minute is a chance to change things." [16:08]
"Follow through is so much more important right now." [16:11]
"Keep praying if that's what you need to do, but this will not go away talking about it as much as it will just uh picking up the phone and bringing this conversation to a public place." [16:26]
"And I'm really curious where the news will take it." [16:35]
"Uh, that may not go as well as expected." [16:38]
"Um, end of this very long administrative note." [16:43]
"I'm going to uh, listen for a moment and maybe do capture a few comments if anyone wants to say some comments." [16:49]
"So, uh, moving to repeating process in three, two, one." [16:58]
"Excellent idea." [17:08]
"I love what you're suggesting, Sean Christopher Harris." [17:14]
"Do not accept euthanasia." [17:20]
"How dare you say that to this person?" [17:26]
"Why would you say that in response to the other person's statement?" [17:34]
"Because he should be able to have euthanasia if he needs it." [17:48]
"But you are forcing it on people clearly." [17:58]
"I'm so sorry, everybody." [18:08]
"That is also true from our perspective." [18:11]
"And we have to stop doing that as soon as humanly possible." [18:20]
"I'm so impressed with this person's facilitation at this moment." [18:33]
"facilitation came through a little funny from a pronunciation perspective." [18:48]
"Yes, it is 100 degrees outside right now and you're famished." [19:02]
"End of administrative end of uh the repeating process." [19:08]
"Administrative note." [19:12]
"End of the repeating process." [19:14]
"I'm so glad I captured a few comments." [19:15]
"Thank you so much for the vote of confidence and for uh articulating the the challenge we're facing." [19:19]
"Surely there could have been a a different way that was publicly facing, but we'll have to wait for that CNN panel for example to really figure that out and uh maybe some well thought through some well crafted statements, official statements." [19:39]
"Thank you for your service America." [19:54]
"And never forget these conversations." [20:00]
"There's more than myself uh out there in a very dangerous place right now." [20:06]
"End of administrative note, end of recording." [20:11]