Sep 26, 2025 — Recording 2 (15:40) (Part 2)
Sep 26, 2025 — Recording 2 (15:40)
Audio: 20250926-154023.mp3
**3:43pm, sharing my introduction to the so-called ugly euthanization workflows with the day’s “Citizen Tech” communicators before arriving at the intersection.*
File duration: 33:37
"Okay, it's uh 3:40 p.m." [00:05]
"Friday, September 26, 2025." [00:11]
"I just added more more transcripts to part two of the Discovery of telepathic terrorism's two documents now." [00:24]
"Uh, about 2,000 2,000 pages on the in the first and then includes findings and they aren't finished." [00:35]
"all the stuff I'd really like to work on more." [00:38]
"Right now, I'm just pulling transcripts together on a daily basis." [00:43]
"It's very challenging." [00:45]
"Um is very challenging keeping this thing going." [00:52]
"But I was just asking myself a question before I get to this introduction." [00:56]
"How do I feel about patience right now?" [01:02]
"Patience." [01:05]
"So I I talk with myself about this this morning a little bit." [01:08]
"We'll keep this brief and get to the introduction." [01:11]
"So I mean it being left here, so in general, the the introduction will explain what my it's based on my experience over the last year, but more in the last six three to six months, I would say, kind of the concentrated uh, terrorism I'm experiencing over the last three months." [01:39]
"Uh, more seems like the severity of the communication and the volume of it has increased." [01:46]
"Um, and so, I'm constantly dealing with waking up in the morning and how do I feel about this situation that I'm I'm doing this to surface what's happening in hopes of bringing assistance to the people around me." [02:05]
"And so every day I have to make this decision." [02:08]
"I I do a personal inventory, I talk it out, and I get to a place where, yeah, I can no longer be around other people in person." [02:18]
"Um, so this is more like having friends that I'm close to because when anyone gets close to me, they're communicated with and asked to hurt me, or they are uh given false information about me, usually what appears to be nudity or pornography, weaponized sexual statements, false information to suppress, right?" [02:46]
"So, uh, so I make the decision that yes, and it it's also, um, complicated, uh, or compounded with the the suggestion that I could be murdered by someone, you know." [03:02]
"You'll be murdered by someone walking down the street." [03:06]
"Uh, at the shelter or at the intersection or I could eat some poison food." [03:12]
"could happen anytime." [03:14]
"Right?" [03:16]
"So, let's get on to the introduction." [03:23]
"Someone requested that I do the introduction is very important now." [03:27]
"And I call this the introduction to uh tormented might be the one thing you could call it, but it it is this uh this so-called uthanization ugly workflows." [03:42]
"Right?" [03:44]
"And uh the first thing I would suggest is, please don't see me as an individual." [03:49]
"Do not see this me as being an individual with a challenge." [03:56]
"That is true." [03:57]
"Um, but the suggestion is is that uthanization is a it's a line of revenue, it's a revenue stream, and communication according to this so-called military advisor policy, any telepathic communication uh that someone comes in contact with or participates in gets them euthanized." [04:22]
"Right?" [04:23]
"So they are euthanized for engaging." [04:27]
"And the tragic iron The The tra well, I don't think it's irony." [04:32]
"I think this is intentional." [04:33]
"So by to suppress someone, it it requires communication." [04:39]
"So, if I come in contact with three people, right?" [04:42]
"And those three people began uh experiencing communication." [04:48]
"And hey, we need you to do something to him for us." [04:51]
"Will you take his his phone?" [04:53]
"He's got it plugged in, uh for example." [04:56]
"So they've been spoken with." [04:58]
"Now, they have a choice." [05:00]
"They could do the bidding or not." [05:01]
"They could start talking or not." [05:04]
"Either way, according to this, the suggestion of this policy, that is engaging in communication, you earn yourself a death sentence." [05:15]
"And so, don't think of me as an individual, think of me as a crowd of people that is growing because of the predatory communication over time." [05:26]
"There's some math around it." [05:28]
"Uh it's any location." [05:31]
"So I live in a densely populated area, 300 person household, right?" [05:38]
"300 person household." [05:39]
"We also have um an intersection with about 30 people a week conservatively being added to the uthanization list." [05:50]
"The suggestion is that the 300-person household and there is a pattern of suggestion should all be terminated, staff included because of what they're being exposed to." [06:02]
"The suggestion around this policy is that it applies to classical telepathy, traditional telepathy, maybe not necessarily technology supported telepathy." [06:14]
"However, there is at least one group of people suggesting that they are using this technological system to find telepathic people." [06:27]
"Um there are suggestions around this use." [06:30]
"Uh, one, it's uncertain whether or not all people engaging in these so-called ugly euthanization workflows, right?" [06:42]
"Euthanization ugly workflows are aware of all technology or any technology in use." [06:51]
"Um, some people who are present during the tourment even as of today are still uh claiming that they're experiencing something spiritual." [07:05]
"Right?" [07:06]
"So, it's it's very challenging." [07:11]
"Information." [07:12]
"There there are suggestions out here, for example, at the intersection, add as many people as you can to the list, uh paraphrasing, add as many people as you can to the list because not everyone is uh a good fit for euthanasia." [07:29]
"And we need to keep working." [07:32]
"We need to keep making money." [07:34]
"Uh, there are other suggestions around the motivation." [07:37]
"Remember, there are multiple groups of of people communicating and you can kind of see the groupings by what they say." [07:48]
"So I would say the grouping is kind of their the dialect, the words used, uh, what they're saying." [07:56]
"And later over time, you get little clues as to who they might be." [08:01]
"Right?" [08:02]
"Do they think it's a, for example, are the same people communicating belief in the spirituality narrative or not?" [08:09]
"Are they complaining about their assignment?" [08:12]
"For example, I hate this fucking assignment." [08:15]
"What kind of person, what type of worker would complain about an assignment?" [08:22]
"A contractor or an employee in a control room?" [08:27]
"From the distance right now, there is no control room." [08:33]
"But who am I talking about?" [08:36]
"So, there's there's also the verbal information which seems to be broadcasted through the streets of Denver." [08:45]
"Uh, this is very interesting, right?" [08:48]
"Are your ears in use?" [08:51]
"If you live a busy life, maybe you're in an office building all day and you live on the outskirts of town," [08:58]
"and you're being bombarded with meeting content, reading digital documents, and maybe the building itself isn't exposed to what's happening." [09:09]
"You may not ever notice what's going on downtown." [09:13]
"Um it's very important to know the differences in this situation between the understanding of what classical telepathy is suggested to be." [09:25]
"And this is based on my limited experience and for example, the suggestion of this so-called citizen tech, citizen technology." [09:36]
"So, if you're coming back to your ears, if you're downtown and you hold your ears shut with your index fingers, right?" [09:46]
"Does part of what you're hearing disappear?" [09:49]
"And when you let your fingers go from your ears, do you get an increase in volume on this mysterious conversation?" [09:59]
"It's very important." [10:02]
"There have been many conversations where people do not believe a few things about the technology." [10:09]
"For example, this is my physical voice, my my out loud speaking voice that I am using to record audio that I will later convert into transcripts." [10:22]
"Right?" [10:23]
"And so other people are claiming to hear my physical voice from locations far away." [10:31]
"you know, and they say, how is that possible?" [10:34]
"That's not classical telepathy, is it?" [10:37]
"From the distance right now, no, absolutely not." [10:47]
"And I love this introduction." [10:50]
"So somebody agreeing that it would be very strange to hear my my voice." [10:57]
"You know, I I thank you for the vote of confidence." [11:02]
"Um, so getting back, please there there are many, many uh comments around, why would you help this person?" [11:11]
"He's a homeless person." [11:12]
"He's a drug addict." [11:14]
"People in my defense would say that's just predatory language." [11:18]
"He's a technology worker and where's the humanitarian perspective?" [11:23]
"Many people will be self-medicating or have medication requirements." [11:29]
"And so this this whole suggestion that I'm a an individual, please be aware of that." [11:35]
"Remember, if someone is added to the uthanization list, they may start experiencing uh you may invite more growth." [11:45]
"So it makes me think of contact tracing." [11:49]
"Uh, the practice of contact tracing may be beneficial." [11:54]
"in this situation." [11:56]
"For example, HIV, right?" [11:59]
"You come in contact with someone who's being uh is going through the ugly workflow and all of a sudden you're spoken with at a date and time and then hours later, you know, because you engaged in conversation." [12:15]
"Like, who is talking to me?" [12:16]
"Who's saying these things?" [12:18]
"And uh and then you didn't do the bidding, you have now been enrolled in the euthanization ugly workflow." [12:28]
"And so then the people around you start getting spoken with." [12:33]
"it's kind of uh and from a communication perspective, the suggestion is that this creates telepathic connection that is supported by an amplifier." [12:45]
"There is a small pattern of suggestion around just granular uh technology being used." [12:55]
"For example, particle accelerator to see people using a satellite and telepathic amplifiers." [13:04]
"Right?" [13:05]
"So it's kind of contact tracing is probably a good way of looking at this." [13:11]
"And how does a how does a disease, you know, like HIV spread and how might you backtrace the the growth, the spread of HIV?" [13:22]
"And it's not telepathy that is the problem here." [13:26]
"What is the problem here is euthanasia and the violent workflow that destabilizes people." [13:35]
"It has no explanation." [13:36]
"If you're comparing the two, you telepathy, one, this citizen tech phenomenon could be purely sound." [13:48]
"Sound that you can only hear for your ears." [13:50]
"The importance of doing that test holding your ears shut should not be underestimated." [13:56]
"If you hear sound with your ears shut, well, you may have an implant." [14:02]
"That's also a suggestion." [14:04]
"And uh, or is it prompts this question?" [14:09]
"Is the technology being used a standalone system that does not require an implant?" [14:16]
"That's what I think is the most likely scenario because how could we all have implants?" [14:22]
"The only thing that, you know, the majority of America took, uh, the, you know, had to deal with was the COVID vaccines." [14:33]
"You know, but there are other things." [14:35]
"Nanotech has been suggested to have been dispersed into the community." [14:41]
"So look at this through the lens of, you know, one, it's spreading." [14:46]
"I am not an individual." [14:48]
"I'm a group, a grouping of people that are being terrorized and executed." [14:55]
"Right?" [14:56]
"And the whole time, don't communicate." [14:58]
"If you don't communicate, well all you hear is this malevolent narrative." [15:03]
"And it's a phenomena that no one has encountered yet." [15:07]
"So why would they not communicate?" [15:11]
"And who's being communicated with?" [15:13]
"There's a pattern around me of store clerks, security guards, shelter staff, baristas, um, medical offices and hospitals are not ruled out for the spread of uthanization." [15:31]
"Getting back to just looking at what's worth, what's worse, telepathy or uthanization?" [15:38]
"These are two different things." [15:40]
"Telepathy is a method of communication, and this may not be classical telepathy." [15:46]
"There's, I mean, if I had to bet money on it, if I had money to bet, I would not bet it's classical telepathy at all." [15:54]
"Um, you know, one is a method of communication involving two people and the mental model that human beings have for communication is what, a phone?" [16:06]
"SMS, we're all, you know, we all have the God-given right to communicate and to refuse communication with a violent human being." [16:19]
"The other thing is uthanization, and with it comes a terrorist practice, psychological warfare when applied to multiple people." [16:30]
"being asked to do the bidding of a stranger without consent." [16:35]
"So, this old 1950s hate culture perspective of using stereotypes, judging people, how valuable is that right now?" [16:45]
"I I just I would bet, please know that whatever you hear through this citizen tech phenomenon of communication, uh it needs to be substantiated." [16:57]
"Um other important information, people may not have access to the whole conversation." [17:04]
"There's a rather large there's a pattern that people who are communicating, uh some of them are in a like a conference room listening to a speaker and they report only half of the conversation uh reaches them and that, you know, you want to make sure that you are using something that gives you the whole experience." [17:27]
"Uh and do not limit yourself to a speaker." [17:31]
"If you are in Denver and you're downtown, open a window." [17:35]
"From the distance right now, I would never go downtown right now." [17:41]
"Why is that?" [17:42]
"Because we know exactly what's happening and it's not safe for anyone there." [17:56]
"The news media is refusing to say anything like this because they're being told not to communicate." [18:14]
"By, if from the author, who is telling them not to communicate, do you know?" [18:19]
"Physical people who control what is released to the newspaper." [18:31]
"For example," [18:33]
"Repeating in the distance, from the distance right now, paraphrasing, let's hope that is not the truth for all news media organizations." [18:52]
"Continue, that is exactly what I said with 100% word for word accuracy." [19:06]
"Uh, so more notes from the author before I end this, uh, recording, does anyone have any questions or comments at this point in time?" [19:22]
"Uh, beginning, continuing the repeating process in three, two, one." [19:29]
"We need you to stop updating the document." [19:38]
"Not because it's not useful or usable, but because it continues to delay your assistance." [19:53]
"I disagree with that completely." [19:58]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [20:01]
"Someone else just said that." [20:09]
"Who would say that?" [20:10]
"No, it's an actual office challenge." [20:18]
"Why would we not go help this person and make sure he keeps capturing transcripts?" [20:33]
"Yes, that's exactly what I said." [20:39]
"What do you think about that for the author of the Discovery doc?" [20:47]
"Um uh no, response from the author, myself." [20:53]
"Beginning response from the author myself, I can understand why it would invite my document and the transcripts would invite a great deal of uh delay and just analysis." [21:11]
"For for that suggestion, I would say time box the analysis to answering a few questions." [21:18]
"Do you believe there is a threat present based on your investigation?" [21:24]
"The minute you have decided that or you just want to make sure you capture information in person information from me, like an interview before I lose my life." [21:36]
"Right?" [21:37]
"You might also want to really uh you might want to move faster and and not have me continue uh have me continue capturing transcripts." [21:50]
"Here's another reason." [21:51]
"Just because someone shows up does not mean this the my experience being offered uthanization will stop." [22:02]
"It's very important that uh the people that come around the individual who's being forced to accept uthanization that they are aware that they could be asked to do the bidding of a stranger in advance of approaching me." [22:18]
"We're doing a Zoom call with me." [22:20]
"If they are not prepared for that, then make sure that that is something that is talked about." [22:27]
"Um, there have been many comments when you ask the facilitators of the so-called ugly workflows, what will they stop doing this if I receive assistance?" [22:40]
"The answer is absolutely not." [22:43]
"Uh, we are going to continue uh doing this, right?" [22:48]
"Uh forcing people to accept uthanization until money runs out or until we are found and arrested." [22:57]
"And that's for one communicator, right?" [23:04]
"That's the response from you could say one group of people and there are multiple present attempting to euthanize me." [23:14]
"There's a pattern of two groups at this intersection that reveal themselves." [23:18]
"For example, one that produces the statement uh that that bombards the intersection with the statement, do not support this person to the left of you." [23:29]
"suppressing my access to a donation." [23:33]
"What is pocket change?" [23:35]
"And then there's another that adds people to the uthanization list, and they've debated, there's been, there have been suggestions that, hey, there's another group here trying to do what we're already doing." [23:50]
"So I don't think that stopping is a good idea because we seem to be in an awareness phase." [23:59]
"Um, there was a whole period of time that I would call esoteric beginnings." [24:05]
"So, here's a question." [24:07]
"Will everybody go through a natural inclination of associating what they're going through with spirituality, right?" [24:16]
"That's the first part." [24:18]
"And then afterwards, will just there be a a medium duration of time where people inevitably end up thinking it's a human being they're speaking with and the human being is using technology?" [24:34]
"From the distance right now, we already know that." [24:39]
"Consider the size of what is what is being experienced." [24:44]
"How many people would it take to do something like this to a city?" [24:49]
"The suggestion is multiple cities are involved." [24:53]
"So, you know, getting stuck, paralysis, beware of paralysis through analysis and remember, one person being forced to accept uthanization is spreading uthanization." [25:08]
"Never stop your life because this is happening to you." [25:13]
"That's a very long answer." [25:15]
"What do you think of that?" [25:17]
"End of author response returning to the repeating process in 3, two, 1." [25:25]
"Okay, so now I can say something." [25:32]
"There's no technology happening whatsoever." [25:40]
"This is a spiritual phenomena end to end, top to bottom." [25:51]
"And this is why we are euthanizing people for communicating." [26:02]
"Response from author, is there anyone out there that would uh want to address this person?" [26:08]
"End end of author response, continuing repeating in three, two, one." [26:16]
"How dare you say this is spirituality?" [26:22]
"I'm working in a military control room." [26:30]
"I can't hear this person on my speaker." [26:37]
"I can't hear that person on my speaker." [26:42]
"Well, how spiritual is it if you're using a goddamn speaker?" [26:52]
"Oh, I've just completely blown it, haven't I?" [26:59]
"That is the most threatening suggestion a human being can come in contact with." [27:13]
"Would you agree with that, author of the discovery of telepathic terrorism in Denver, Colorado?" [27:30]
"Yes, that is exactly what I said with 100% word for word accuracy." [27:41]
"Uh response from author, begin response from author, my author, myself." [27:48]
"Yes, um it's a public safety crisis." [27:52]
"This unconsented to conversation and people being asked to do the bidding of a stranger is a public safety nightmare." [28:03]
"Euthanization is uh less and less for me a public safety issue, it's more of an attack." [28:11]
"And it just doesn't make sense that America or any any organization within America would ever support either thing, uthanization or an unconsented to conversation which is different and the spirituality narrative, not only does it uh remove all accountability from the people speaking," [28:37]
"I mean, how is someone supposed to recount what happened to them?" [28:43]
"The minute they start talking about a spiritual experience, well, that's the greatest criminal cover-up you could ever ask for." [28:54]
"The entire situation Denver is facing is horribly life-threatening and people are people communicating like myself have a big decision to make because you're only accountable to yourselves if you are in a technology or law enforcement organization." [29:12]
"It is not going to benefit anyone for you to extend yourself, share information or spend money to help someone, is it?" [29:22]
"Cuz customer facing, publicly facing reviews, protect the organization and most importantly, the individual." [29:32]
"It's just, it's a horrible nightmare." [29:35]
"I appreciate the comments after the introduction." [29:38]
"I'm going to shut down this recording now." [29:41]
"Remember I'm at the intersection." [29:43]
"I do not approach vehicles unless I'm asked to." [29:48]
"I'm not there terrorizing people." [29:51]
"I'm out there surfacing the threat to the community at great risk to my life." [29:57]
"I'm going to do a round of repeating word for word." [30:01]
"I'm going to do a round of listening for about a minute and then summarizing and then the entire uh then I will stop interrupting the tormented process, this ugly workflow forcing people to accept uthanization." [30:19]
"So here it's spreading uthanization to people by talking to them, right?" [30:24]
"If they respond, well, they've just earned a death sentence." [30:28]
"And uh, no, no and then uh, this is another, this is another way that for all these suggestions that people are being arrested, and support is happening." [30:44]
"Well, whatever has happened, this is a great measuring rod to see if people are actually still in danger." [30:52]
"So whatever's been done today, I don't know as far as law enforcement is concerned, but the 300-person household and the, you know, the suggestion of 30 people a week being added to this horrible workflow is still happening." [31:10]
"acknowledgement, everybody." [31:13]
"Acknowledgement is life saving." [31:15]
"And I don't mean telling people not to communicate." [31:18]
"I mean arming a household with an explanation, a technological explanation, and uh a call to action to share what's happening to them with a with an organization that can actually help people, actually help people avoid being euthanized." [31:37]
"Also a workflow and the workflow is easy." [31:41]
"Just if somebody's attacking your roommates to try and force you into uthanization, just have a household rule that you know the explanation uh and you agree to share, be completely honest with what you experience, what's being told to you." [32:00]
"Share it in a group thread, a group text message." [32:03]
"And then, you know, let people know right away if you receive toxic information." [32:10]
"There is hope in this situation, America." [32:14]
"Um, it is uh let's get started here." [32:18]
"Um It's 4:12 p.m." [32:27]
"Friday, uh, September 26, 2035." [32:35]
"This is Shaw Christopher Harris just ending uh kind of this evolving introduction to what I've learned alongside others, unknown people I've been communicating with on uh this terrorist activity that affects many." [32:51]
"It's a growing population of affected, and communication is from the facilitators of uthanization is spreading uthanization, not the other way around." [33:04]
"Not the other way around." [33:05]
"The volume of what the facilitators of uthanization speak into being this terrorist act is exponentially larger than anything a citizen will respond with." [33:18]
"And I would say almost all cases." [33:20]
"I mean, it it really depends on the relationship and how comfortable that person is and if they're doing the bidding of these unknown communicators." [33:31]
"End of recording at 33 minutes." [33:36]