Sep 28, 2025 (Sunday) — Journal Entry (Part 2)
Sunday September 28th transcripts summary:
- Q\&A session why I don’t respond to intimate telepathic opportunities with the unknown communicators surfacing within the “Citizen Tech” phenomena
- Suggestions from the distance on a different approach to narcotics decriminalization.
- An introduction to the so-called euthanization “ugly workflows”.
- More people are added to the “euthanization list” at another so-called “Battle for the Intersection”.
- Feelings of gratitude for any support I receive
- Recounting a story that was shared with me from someone that claimed to be a victim of the Root Work community in Denver CO.
- Alcohol fueled release of feelings on my psychological abuse and my ongoing attempted murder.
Methodology: I capture manual transcripts of the telepathic and or audible “Citizen Tech” phenomena by repeating the suggestions I receive out loud while recording using the native Android voice recorder. Transcriptions of the .mp3 recordings are generated with Google AI Studio. **See sample screen recording*
Scene: I’m traveling around downtown Denver, Colorado by scooter and on foot capturing recordings as needed. Later I hold a cardboard sign at the intersection in hopes of finding financial support and revealing the life threatening communication.
Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 1 (09:05)
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Audio: 20250928-090543-01.mp3 · Duration 08:45
**9:05am, beginning Q\&A session on why I don’t respond to intimate telepathic opportunities with the unknown communicators surfacing within the “Citizen Tech” phenomena*
"Let's see here. It's 9:05 a.m." [00:03]
"Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [00:08]
"This is Sean Christopher Harris." [00:12]
"And" [00:14]
"I'm not awake yet." [00:18]
"I have two things to do this morning." [00:22]
"There's a lot of talking and questions." [00:25]
"Uh, ride my scooter out of here" [00:29]
"into downtown and I need to recap last night's" [00:37]
"amazing uh more more amazing telepathic information, more uh" [00:45]
"sleep state revealing point of view experiences." [00:51]
"and some interesting technology." [00:58]
"Uh, holograms." [01:02]
"So, I'm going to open myself up for questions." [01:15]
"I've not quite grounded in" [01:18]
"all the information yet." [01:22]
"I'm going to go find a cup of coffee" [01:25]
"and uh," [01:26]
"maybe do some volunteering, but for the people connected," [01:32]
"Do you have any questions?" [01:41]
"Uh, I'm going to begin the repeating process now." [02:05]
"Or, I guess, let me see if I got the question right." [02:07]
"Uh, so someone just asked a question from the distance." [02:13]
"I can keep going there." [02:15]
"Yep." [02:21]
"So, why a paraphrasing question from the distance." [02:25]
"What" [02:26]
"Monsanto is asking the question." [02:31]
"Okay, paraphrasing." [02:32]
"Why don't you respond" [02:35]
"to our" [02:37]
"suggestions or maybe opportunities for intimacy?" [02:44]
"Do I have that right?" [02:45]
"Wow, that is very interesting." [03:09]
"Um," [03:10]
"so they're suggesting that" [03:13]
"last night during little context for everyone, last night during my sleep," [03:20]
"kind of sleeping and awake states," [03:23]
"during both states," [03:25]
"uh, sleep is a little more detailed," [03:31]
"that I have an opportunity to drive the car, so to speak." [03:37]
"Another human being is presented with options," [03:42]
"intimate options," [03:45]
"which aligns with what I saw." [03:49]
"Yes, most of those options were homosexual options." [03:58]
"Was I a person of color?" [04:01]
"From the distance now, yes, you were a person of color." [04:07]
"We use people from the San Francisco Armory." [04:17]
"Yes." [04:21]
"I've never been there." [04:25]
"Okay, why don't you engage with us?" [04:32]
"in that building." [04:34]
"So, it's, uh, this is the author now answering the question." [04:39]
"Um, this is very important." [04:44]
"So," [04:44]
"in that building is a 300 person household with staff." [04:49]
"Um, they have been subjected to these conversations which seem to be broadcasted." [04:56]
"Uh, so" [04:57]
"my ear, my ears," [05:00]
"I if you close your ears in that building, the conversation dies for the most part." [05:06]
"Um," [05:08]
"it moves outside the building." [05:10]
"From the distance," [05:16]
"that means they're turning off their fire detection system." [05:21]
"That that is actually an old pattern of information." [05:26]
"Uh, author continued," [05:29]
"Yes, I'm not leaving the conversation." [05:38]
"So," [05:43]
"There's a public, there's a policy that's been suggested" [05:52]
"that if anyone is exposed to this kind of citizen tech, so-called citizen tech phenomena," [06:01]
"or classical telepathy, the policy is around classical telepathy," [06:06]
"but people are being paid to euthanize anyone who comes in contact" [06:12]
"or communicates" [06:14]
"with this technology." [06:17]
"And so when I'm in that building, I'm surrounded by" [06:21]
"there's a suggestion that there are people sleeping next to me who would murder me" [06:26]
"for communicating." [06:29]
"No, I can't engage at all." [06:36]
"I can't engage at all." [06:40]
"There's another reason." [06:41]
"Um, I mean, in the sleep state, I might be able to engage." [06:47]
"But if I start talking in my sleep, I know of at least one person that has lost their bed for an outburst" [06:54]
"um, that that began in their sleep." [06:59]
"And so, uh, excuse me, sir." [07:02]
"The other reason is that emotionally, this was suggested." [07:08]
"Uh, I'm preparing for for the end of my life." [07:16]
"And it's been a very long one-year battle." [07:20]
"I had three years of sickness" [07:22]
"from this infection" [07:24]
"that I encountered." [07:25]
"And now my body's healing," [07:27]
"but I can't have any human relationships." [07:31]
"Um, the suggestion of intimacy right now has actually turned from something that normally would provide warmth, immediate warmth to a revolting" [07:42]
"and depressing response that literally makes you want to jump out a window." [07:48]
"So, why, you know," [07:51]
"I also have a horrible lack of trust for any word spoken to me from a distance." [08:01]
"And my my suggestion for how you might repair this with someone is just" [08:08]
"similar to any relationship dynamic, you'd have to start" [08:13]
"somewhere," [08:15]
"and uh," [08:16]
"you know, help someone in this situation" [08:21]
"avoid euthanization before they would really" [08:25]
"feel better" [08:27]
"about talking to anyone." [08:29]
"If I go around someone they are spoken to and uh they usually are subjected to telepathic visuals like a smear campaign" [08:38]
"that make me out to be a murderer or a pervert." [08:44]
"And so that is why I'm you know I'm not going near any physical human being." [08:53]
"Now, if somebody wants to walk up to someone in this situation and hand them some assistance," [09:00]
"you know, I'm not sure if I would advise for your safety." [09:05]
"Uh, I'm a very easy-going person." [09:09]
"Um, I have a lot of confidence from training martial arts and competing in my mid-30s, but" [09:16]
"I just uh," [09:19]
"someone else might really freak out on you." [09:22]
"And" [09:23]
"a Zoom call considering this the presence of the smear campaign," [09:28]
"I have a feeling that people who would support me in the city of Denver" [09:33]
"are being lied to about who I am." [09:36]
"That's based on a large" [09:38]
"pattern of suggestion." [09:40]
"And so," [09:43]
"if someone comes in contact with me, they immediately get bombarded with just" [09:48]
"the worst communication ever." [09:51]
"I would love to get past this." [09:55]
"I would love a job in this technology." [09:58]
"From the distance right now, your background is spectacular, Sean." [10:14]
"uh, paraphrasing," [10:16]
"uh, they would like to provide an opportunity, but we're still not friendly for you." [10:24]
"Monsanto is still not a friendly person for you right now." [10:33]
"Yes, that is exactly what I said with word for word accuracy." [10:42]
"Does that answer the question?" [10:45]
"Thank thank you for suggesting that." [10:48]
"That my background is is spectacular." [10:52]
"I worked very hard at it." [10:54]
"Yes, that answers the question for us from the distance." [11:01]
"Are there any other questions?" [11:04]
"Do you accept your euthanization, Sean, from the distance?" [11:16]
"And I think another person, we're not actually going to euthanize you." [11:20]
"Oh," [11:30]
"uh no, I do not." [11:37]
"and I do not trust you." [11:39]
"This is a public safety nightmare." [11:43]
"And just from a mathematical perspective, if you're not going to use email or a phone call or walk up support and consider a Zoom call or something to help the person feel safe," [11:57]
"then" [11:59]
"you most likely are not going to spend any" [12:03]
"time or energy on helping them." [12:07]
"actually helping them." [12:09]
"You're luring them somewhere." [12:12]
"And that's the other concern with intimacy, right?" [12:16]
"You present something and then I try to go find you outside and someone shoots me," [12:21]
"or just uh puts me in a chair and records, you know, one of these torture sessions" [12:28]
"with the uh, citizen tech equipment." [12:33]
"It's never going to happen." [12:42]
"From the distance right now, what do you mean a torture session, Sean?" [12:55]
"Uh, I've experienced about" [12:58]
"I want to say conservatively 10 uh connections while awake, telepathic connections where someone's been decapitated and I felt it." [13:08]
"Uh, there are a bunch, it's what there are there's a suggestion that" [13:16]
"people are recording torture." [13:21]
"And with these uh, recording the brain's activity," [13:25]
"and playing it back to people." [13:27]
"And it doesn't" [13:28]
"play it back all the way, but visually it's really horrible." [13:33]
"Visually, it's really horrible and maybe there's like 5 to 10% of the actual sensation, maybe more like 2%." [13:40]
"It's enough of a sensation that" [13:44]
"you you uh, you pair it up with the visual and it's really disturbing." [13:50]
"There's also people trying to" [13:52]
"spoof the torture, so faking it," [13:58]
"possibly." [14:01]
"From the distance right now, yes, I was also going to say that." [14:12]
"Maybe that was probably you, I was" [14:15]
"your idea and I I stole your thunder there not knowing it." [14:19]
"Someone uh, paraphrasing," [14:22]
"yes, I was going to suggest that we have information" [14:25]
"that that they also may be happening." [14:29]
"is also happening." [14:33]
"Paraphrasing from the distance, people are recording and doing all sorts of things" [14:54]
"and the general population" [14:56]
"doesn't have any idea" [14:59]
"what's happening to them." [15:01]
"Did I paraphrase that accurately?" [15:05]
"Repeating the last suggestion, we have to bring this person, paraphrasing, we have to bring this person to safety." [15:27]
"The accomplishment" [15:29]
"the accomplishment of what of the document and what you've been through is something to acknowledge." [15:45]
"Yes, that is exactly what I suggested with 100% word-for-word accuracy." [15:58]
"How do we get this person to use Fentanyl only?" [16:08]
"Is there shelter?" [16:17]
"Is the fentanyl free?" [16:20]
"No, there won't be shelter and" [16:28]
"yes, the fetal" [16:31]
"might be free for a little while." [16:36]
"I'm sorry." [16:39]
"I've been through a fentanyl drought," [16:42]
"struggled with the the drudgery of that horrible marketplace." [16:47]
"You're very lucky if you find a human being out there, if if you need opiates." [16:54]
"If you need them in this world, there are two ways to get them." [16:59]
"And if you enjoy them recreationally or you need them for a relief from suffering," [17:04]
"I was mostly using it for a relief from the heartbreak of the divorce," [17:09]
"losing everything to the infection," [17:13]
"not being able to train or do anything because of my body being swollen" [17:19]
"and festering" [17:22]
"with whatever that was and uh it just crushed me." [17:26]
"Doctors would not provide me with treatment" [17:30]
"and I tried aggressively and they would not provide me with any pain relief." [17:35]
"And so you're very lucky if you can find a human being in this situation" [17:41]
"that actually does a good job" [17:44]
"that could provide consistent relief." [17:48]
"It's too expensive." [17:50]
"I mean, my habit was" [17:53]
"$250 every three days." [17:57]
"Morning." [17:58]
"And it just it drained any money I had." [18:02]
"Like, there was nothing left." [18:03]
"When I was working, it wasn't bad." [18:06]
"I was making 4,000 every two weeks after taxes." [18:10]
"And in that situation, unfortunately, it's going to show." [18:15]
"You're on video calls all day." [18:18]
"You can't really" [18:19]
"you can't really invite" [18:22]
"the daily use of anything into that world." [18:25]
"You can't." [18:29]
"It's very difficult." [18:30]
"Like, I'd say," [18:31]
"this is why having a a bottle, a childproof container with" [18:37]
"the actual potency on it" [18:40]
"might actually help someone," [18:42]
"uh," [18:43]
"because you don't know what you're getting." [18:45]
Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 2 (09:05)
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Audio: 20250928-090543-02.mp3 · Duration 03:56
**Continuing the Q\&A session on the topics of Fentanyl and how I identify sexually.*
"getting out there and" [00:00]
"it once your heart breaks and that if you're dealing with any kind of emotional trauma, you're just going to favor lying in bed." [00:06]
"And slowly the world evaporates." [00:11]
"I mean," [00:13]
"it depends on if your employer is is also going to allow it." [00:18]
"And it's just not it's I could make a quarter billion dollars a year as a technology worker." [00:26]
"Why would I" [00:28]
"invite" [00:29]
"Why would I trade a a very challenging marketplace and all the danger and sickness that comes with it" [00:38]
"for a quarter million dollars a year and" [00:41]
"five weeks of paid vacation?" [00:45]
"I mean it depends" [00:48]
"Some people have different lives." [00:51]
"If you're on methodone" [00:56]
"and you go to work, you could enjoy fetil or something on the weekend." [01:02]
"You could do that." [01:03]
"You have like a base opiate or something and then you enjoy it once in a while." [01:09]
"But if it spirals then you have to increase the methodone." [01:13]
"Increasing the methodone reduces the strength of the fetil and you have to find stronger fetil." [01:20]
"It's just a I haven't had good experiences." [01:24]
"It's not attractive." [01:26]
"I wonder if that was a question because" [01:28]
"homosexual experiences based on my fet life profile photo" [01:34]
"of me being hog tied," [01:37]
"which was just one experience." [01:39]
"And I've had many, most of mostly women." [01:43]
"Um," [01:46]
"Why does that keep coming up?" [01:50]
"You keep suggesting something that I just" [01:54]
"I understand, like if I was in a better place, sure, maybe" [01:59]
"and I trusted my could say that I trusted the people around me with my life" [02:06]
"after this horrible violence I've experienced." [02:10]
"Maybe." [02:12]
"Maybe and I would really have to trust that person." [02:16]
"And but otherwise, my daughter's out here and her life is being threatened." [02:22]
"A six-year-old." [02:23]
"All of my family members are the suggestion is they're being tormented" [02:28]
"and or just used in this" [02:31]
"the nightly show, I would call it, the nightly psychological warfare." [02:38]
"It's a combination of telepathic visual and" [02:44]
"verbal communication and it's really horrible." [02:48]
"So I I just I haven't had frankly, I don't think Fentinel is a rational thing for anybody," [02:54]
"especially if they're not working." [02:57]
"If you're not working, what are you going to do?" [03:00]
"Like" [03:01]
"when children do things like this, it's really just people with less information." [03:07]
"Right?" [03:09]
"If you had if they're you're really happy with it." [03:11]
"Like I've been really happy with it at times." [03:14]
"It's very comforting." [03:16]
"But right now, it's it's the enemy of my success unless I have a support circle" [03:22]
"and money." [03:23]
"Does that make sense?" [03:25]
"It's a really long answer." [03:27]
"My Fet life should be deactivated." [03:44]
"There are plenty of women in those" [03:48]
"in that profile." [03:51]
"I think someone has crafted a fake profile with fake photos of me," [03:56]
"just the worst profile you can imagine and they're handing it to contractors" [04:02]
"or something." [04:04]
"I mean, I" [04:05]
"I'd have a few dollars" [04:07]
"if I got a nickel or something every time these photos popped up." [04:12]
"No, that's not a photo of my penis." [04:15]
"My FetLife profile had one of those." [04:20]
"So if they gave you both," [04:23]
"I mean, the one does not look anything like the other." [04:26]
"It's I mean, that's that's the sadly" [04:30]
"why is sexuality so weaponized within citizen tech?" [04:34]
"It's horrible." [04:34]
"Many people, that's what the human body looks like." [04:38]
"Why do we have to" [04:39]
"Why do we have to just trash the human body in these horrible conversations?" [04:45]
"This is the poorest use of telepathy." [04:50]
"I mean, I'm not I'm not a Christian." [04:53]
"I I consider myself an agnostic person." [04:56]
"And I appreciate perspectives from anyone." [05:01]
"But what is happening to the general public right now is horrible." [05:06]
"I don't see it going away." [05:08]
"It's Sunday." [05:11]
"I'm still recording." [05:14]
"Does anyone have a last question?" [05:16]
"So we've talked about so far," [05:19]
"we've talked about um" [05:20]
"just uh why I don't respond to these" [05:24]
"what appears to be a really interesting opportunity." [05:28]
"It's public safety." [05:30]
"And I've also been executed and that invites a total" [05:34]
"the absence of trust." [05:36]
"Uh, I also shared about Fentanyl." [05:40]
"You know, why" [05:42]
"so would ask, how do we get this person to use Fet at all?" [05:46]
"Again, and it's just it doesn't seem like there's any kind of offer there." [05:50]
"I'm like unless someone wants to share the offer, that's a question I have." [05:54]
"What are the details of the author or offer and are you referring to the $100 a month club?" [06:03]
"From the distance, it is the $100 a month club." [06:10]
"How did you know that?" [06:12]
"It's being investigated in the city of Denver, everybody, from the distance." [06:21]
"Repeating repeating, I am so" [06:35]
"unhappy with how terrible this has gone." [06:38]
"Is he a homosexual or not?" [06:45]
"I would say that he is bisexual, but mostly heterosexual based on his thought process." [07:01]
"and his communication which aligns with his thought process." [07:12]
"Are you really saying you're an agnostic person?" [07:21]
"Answer that one for us, would you please consider doing that?" [07:30]
"Uh, response from the author," [07:33]
"yes," [07:35]
"I navigate life" [07:38]
"using just this uh" [07:42]
"kind of an an understanding of" [07:46]
"the the micro and the macro of karma, like the granular interactions that invite" [07:53]
"change, that invite opportunity." [07:56]
"That's math to me." [07:58]
"That's mathematics to me." [07:59]
"And" [08:00]
"I believe in a a few concepts that like" [08:05]
"reincarnation makes sense to me." [08:09]
"That's something I'll invest in from a" [08:11]
"science perspective," [08:14]
"but" [08:15]
"asking me to practice a dogmatic" [08:18]
"uh, belief system where that is Pavlovian in nature, is it is it safe to say that the Bible is a" [08:28]
"dog psychology tool, a Pavlovian tool" [08:33]
"depending on who's wielding it." [08:35]
"Right?" [08:36]
"It could be wielded as" [08:37]
"uh, a Pavlovian" [08:40]
"mind control practice," [08:44]
"or just kind of an understanding of punishment and reward." [08:49]
"Right?" [08:50]
"Who's getting into heaven and who's not?" [08:53]
"Be your best self, but" [08:55]
"it's fear of going to hell that" [08:58]
"you know, that should make you be a good person." [09:01]
"It's the fear of this idea." [09:03]
"And I I don't" [09:05]
"believe in that." [09:06]
"I I have a utilitarian perspective," [09:09]
"and this comes from the successes I've had in my career path as a researcher." [09:14]
"And as and as a designer, and I believe that it aligns well with any" [09:20]
"any tolerance and compassion" [09:24]
"and" [09:25]
"anything that is flexible, however." [09:28]
"Uh, most of these dogmatic belief systems are fixed belief systems" [09:33]
"that if you stray from" [09:35]
"you will experience suffering." [09:38]
"And this is because" [09:39]
"you have" [09:41]
"you know, you've you've you've you're believing in something that gives you great strength." [09:47]
"There's a lot of power in a fixed belief system until you try" [09:52]
"to change." [09:54]
"until you see something that is not accepted." [09:57]
"And then" [09:58]
"when you see that that thing, for example, a person who hates homosexuality" [10:04]
"judging a homosexual because" [10:07]
"of an an a dated understanding of an ancient text." [10:11]
"And" [10:12]
"they look at that person and and they're not allowed in." [10:16]
"It's uh they're not allowed in the exclusive circle and so they're going to" [10:21]
"look at them through the eyes of punishment or disdain, you know, or or uh being grossed out by the person." [10:30]
"And a utilit in a utilitarian perspective, like a research perspective, I would want to talk to the person" [10:38]
"and find out what have you learned from being a homosexual, right?" [10:42]
"What have you" [10:43]
"where do you experience value and what challenges have you had?" [10:48]
"I was on a prayer team at Highland's Church, it could be a mostly gay church for two years." [10:53]
"And I had people come up to me there" [10:56]
"who would say, uh, is this really a safe place for me?" [11:01]
"You know, and because it hadn't gone well at other" [11:05]
"at other churches." [11:07]
"You know, they were excited to look at this existential space," [11:11]
"right?" [11:13]
"and connect and and find a a fellowship with people, but they were punished for it" [11:19]
"before." [11:21]
"And so they found that place." [11:22]
"But I uh, with 12 years of of research under my belt," [11:27]
"uh, and just applying it to my personal life," [11:32]
"I I guess agnostic is where I I would sit." [11:35]
"I don't see a denomination that is utilitarian." [11:39]
"Maybe" [11:41]
"maybe there is one, someone can advise me on." [11:44]
"What do you think of that?" [11:47]
"So to summarize it's I I would call it, I I follow a a research path that is utilitarian." [11:54]
"I look for the value in things and I rule out nothing." [11:58]
"I rule out nothing, but" [12:01]
"what is good, what is defined as good for me is what is good for the individual." [12:08]
"So I say this when I pray sometimes just out of a practical sense" [12:12]
"and whatever name gets the message through to the individual" [12:16]
"because" [12:17]
"follow through" [12:18]
"is limited to the individual." [12:22]
"Right?" [12:22]
"The Bible might sign like sound like Chinese or something to" [12:27]
"someone." [12:28]
"It just won't get through." [12:29]
"Repeating, forgive me, I get some congestion." [12:41]
"I don't know what I would say to that as a Satan's Church member." [12:45]
"Still repeating." [12:50]
"Still repeating." [12:51]
"Oh, that did not work out how I expected." [12:58]
"Uh, from the distance right now, I missed the first part." [13:15]
"Uh, I think someone was wondering how dogmatic is Satan's Church." [13:21]
"Yes, that's exactly what I said with 100% word for word accuracy." [13:33]
"This person is incredible." [13:44]
"That's exactly how I feel about life." [13:46]
"Have I get" [13:54]
"Huh." [14:59]
"Sorry, I'm I'm still repeating if anyone uh, note from the author, I'm still repeating." [14:14]
"I need to go inside now." [14:16]
"So, if you have any closing comments or questions," [14:20]
"I'm here for you for the moment." [14:24]
"Your cash," [15:24]
"your cash app is showing you something, paraphrasing." [15:30]
"Your scooter" [15:31]
"no longer requires funding." [15:38]
"That's to get you out of a bad situation, Sean." [15:45]
"I need to look at this, but" [15:51]
"what it suggests, this is from the author, is that" [15:54]
"my lime account" [15:58]
"is incurring a little debt" [16:03]
"and looking at the ledger," [16:06]
"it's just it's being canceled out." [16:09]
"From the distance, why is that?" [16:14]
"From the distance, that's the amount of power Satan's church has in the community, everybody." [16:31]
"we're no longer going" [16:50]
"uh, paraphrasing, we're no longer going to continue euthanizing this person, but we need you to consider using fentanyl on occasion" [16:58]
"with some of our people." [17:01]
"They're suggesting," [17:08]
"note from the offer, that someone from my past is one of those people." [17:13]
"And another one is on his way is also on his way to them in person." [17:24]
"He's done very well for himself following their orders." [17:34]
"And I wonder if there's any truth to that." [17:36]
"I need to look at this lime thing" [17:39]
"because if that's assistance," [17:41]
"that's a very big deal." [17:44]
"That's a very big deal to me." [17:46]
"And what it is is also important." [17:49]
"I can't promise it will always be there from the distance." [17:58]
"No, there's no such thing as turning your" [18:04]
"my back on you, but I do need to go inside." [18:08]
"Let's I'm going to look at the lime thing and confirm that." [18:15]
"If someone has done that for me, thank you very much." [18:18]
"And the reason why you suggested, maybe that's the beginning of something." [18:24]
"From the distance, actually quite close to be, it just looks like he's on a phone call." [18:37]
"Let's see if there's any truth to the euthanization ending." [18:41]
"I don't think so." [18:42]
"Let's uh see what happens." [18:46]
"Uh, end of uh recording here." [18:55]
"I want to say thank you" [18:58]
"for the conversation," [18:59]
"for the information that was shared." [19:02]
"And um, let's see what happens next." [19:07]
"Um," [19:09]
"observations are happening." [19:12]
"Have we entered a a milestone in this journey in the city of Denver that that you could call awareness." [19:20]
"Um," [19:22]
"awareness." [19:24]
"So," [19:24]
"it's 9:43 a.m." [19:28]
"Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [19:32]
"This is Sean Christopher Harris, the author of The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism in Denver, Colorado." [19:41]
"Um," [19:43]
"I just captured some answered some questions this morning." [19:47]
"There was a lot of communication last night." [19:49]
"And so I answered a few questions." [19:52]
"And uh," [19:54]
"I thought the information was interesting." [19:57]
"Um," [19:58]
"remember the suggestion is in the city of Denver that if you communicate" [20:03]
"with this so-called citizen tech phenomena," [20:06]
"that you enter this policy, this mandate." [20:10]
"Uh, that unless" [20:12]
"if you're exposed to too much classic telepathy," [20:16]
"or you're communicated telepathically and you're seen as a threat." [20:21]
"I guess at this period of time, it's anybody" [20:24]
"that you will be added to the euthanization list." [20:27]
"Remember if this is is happening to you, be very careful." [20:32]
"And who do we call in this situation?" [20:36]
"Who is there to call?" [20:38]
"I've talked to a couple people in person at least one and they" [20:43]
"they said it's not supposed to be happening." [20:46]
"That should not be happening." [20:49]
"End of author's comments, end of recording." [20:54]
Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 3 (12:18)
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**12:18pm, themes from the last 24 hrs, the night before and answering few questions from unidentified communicators emanating from the so-called “Citizen Tech” phenomena covering suggestions including a different approach to decriminalization citing law enforcement control of the drug trade in Denver, CO., “Ozark Systems” emerging in conversation, consent culture and others.*
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"Okay, it's uh 12:18 p.m. Sunday, September 20 8th, 2025." [00:12]
"Um, sorry." [00:15]
"Hey, uh, sir, sorry to bother you." [00:16]
"You wouldn't be able to spare a cigarette, would you?" [00:18]
"Okay, thank you." [00:20]
"So, I'm going to capture themes." [00:29]
"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris, the author of the discovery of telepathic terrorism document." [00:39]
"still no support." [00:41]
"Uh no email, phone call, text message, Venmo or cash app." [00:46]
"Uh just a just a violent situation and impacting many around me." [00:57]
"Um, I want to knock these themes out." [01:02]
"Maybe find a cigarette on the street here along the way." [01:07]
"So, uh, themes from the last 24 hours, right?" [01:15]
"is the unconsensented to conversation still present?" [01:19]
"Yes." [01:20]
"The unconsensented to conversation is still present." [01:24]
"Um, it is still present throughout uh downtown Denver and inside any building, the bookstore, the the shelter." [01:38]
"Um, it's interesting as far as the presence of the conversation, it's been suggested that at times the smoke, the fire prevention system in the building is turned off to decrease the negative impact of the conversation on the residents." [01:56]
"Remember, this is a public safety crisis." [01:59]
"Um, the suggestion that Homeland security, we keep getting more and more comments uh that are pointing to more and more suggestions aligning with the idea of homeland security or a law enforcement organization uh being the the source of uh both the threat of unization and the the ugly workflows around it." [02:38]
"Um, last night, I'm going to just get through the themes, right?" [02:44]
"So the the violent conversation, the violence in the conversation is still present." [02:50]
"So the threat of unization." [02:52]
"Um, we have, uh, you know, continued use of of Homeland security, uh, being accused in these suggestions." [03:06]
"Um, I'd say there's a theme that when I sleep now, it's a rather, it's becoming a larger theme, a larger pattern of suggestion and when and a human experience that when I fall asleep, I'm kept up most of the night." [03:21]
"And when I, because of this conversation, uh, when I check my ears, there is, there are two states for the building, right?" [03:31]
"There is a state where the conversation is very loud in the building, and the conversation is not so loud in the building." [03:38]
"Uh, I can hold my ear shut and the conversation emanates from inside of my head." [03:45]
"So, there's also a state where there's a conversation outside of the building that's louder, and then there's only a couple voices inside." [03:56]
"So, this and this changes at any time." [04:02]
"And it's paired up again with the suggestion of the the smoke detectors turned off." [04:07]
"What are smoke detectors?" [04:08]
"They're little sirens." [04:11]
"little amplifiers, maybe." [04:14]
"Sound emitters." [04:16]
"That's the suggestion that make the presence of the so-called citizen tech phenomena communication stronger." [04:25]
"That's very old information." [04:27]
"Um, there is still a strong defense, right?" [04:33]
"So this did not exist." [04:35]
"uh, from the distance right now, uh, and less false intervention and less suggestion of false intervention from our perspective." [04:53]
"Yes, that's exactly what I said with 100% word- for- word accuracy." [05:06]
"So, moving forward into the themes, um, we've got Ozark." [05:11]
"Ozark technology is now a pattern." [05:14]
"As far as who's being suggested or accused." [05:17]
"Ozark Systems, Ozark." [05:21]
"like uh file folder with a tree on it." [05:25]
"Uh last night there was some suggestions around this that it's a possibly a subsidiary of Homeland security." [05:33]
"Um there was quite a bit of conversation that uh and the conversation came there." [05:40]
"I really want to get to this part." [05:42]
"This suggestion of that I still continue some I continue experiencing things when I sleep, another human being, this point of view information from someone's eyes." [05:56]
"So when I fall asleep, what would appear to be a dream, uh, really isn't a dream and you know, it's just seeing the world through someone else's eyes of a variety of people now." [06:09]
"and it's happened every night for the last five or six nights." [06:14]
"There's been over 10 instances of this happening to me conservatively." [06:18]
"And how you know what's happening is that you wake up and you're still connected." [06:24]
"So, I've been experiencing this point of view, uh, video, you know, from someone else's eyes." [06:33]
"Remember, artificial intelligence only needs access to your brain and from there, it can take brain impulses, right?" [06:42]
"I think they're synapses or these little electric sparks if you will." [06:49]
"Uh, the pattern of communication in your brain can be interpreted." [06:54]
"Uh, MIT revealed a wearable six years ago now, uh, that converted words or thoughts into words and pictures." [07:03]
"Conversation." [07:04]
"And right now, the courts are determining the law around access to your brain." [07:10]
"And, uh, unfortunately, it it's unclear that we have any rights in this access, uh, of information to your brain." [07:19]
"And so you have, you know, Meta AI's new Raybands that allow you to navigate, uh, navigate, uh, movies and content using finger gestures, no, no mouse or this is, this comes from connecting to your brain." [07:37]
"And so when you sign up the terms and conditions for that product, what are you signing away?" [07:42]
"Right?" [07:43]
"Communication versus gestures has been discussed now over the last 48 hours." [07:49]
"Communication should absolutely be something that is consented to, but gestures themselves, right?" [07:56]
"Like moving your finger to navigate through text messages, should be something that uh, you know, is is maybe less concerned." [08:05]
"And remember, this is a health care uh, benefit for people suffering from paralysis or ALS who do not have the use of their limbs, right?" [08:15]
"And that person is very important in this conversation." [08:19]
"So getting back to this information that I'm connected to, right?" [08:25]
"Last night, uh, I was experiencing there were a couple different instances." [08:31]
"One, uh, experiencing what looked like, uh, kind of like a large commercial space." [08:39]
"There was a red craftsman toolbox, a very large one that you might see in a mechanic's shop." [08:46]
"Um, a bathroom, possibly some kind of contracting work like remodeling, but it felt more like a space like an office for possibly doing work." [09:02]
"So, if I'm connected to somebody, it's either because they're observing me or they're in a predatory position." [09:09]
"right?" [09:10]
"And who who was it?" [09:16]
"Well, it felt like a Caucasian at that point." [09:19]
"Um, someone suggested at the time I was viewing this." [09:25]
"Uh there's there's also another office with all of these locked work stations." [09:32]
"Um, now between these two settings, uh, the workstation itself was shown." [09:39]
"They showed the inside that there was basically a it's basically a safe on wheels, so to speak." [09:46]
"Uh keypad entry, and then once you look inside, there's a router, like a switch, one of the flat switches, these are trays, electronics that kind of slide in." [09:58]
"And then there's another like the computer itself is also that way, and it it's all locked up and the screen itself is kind of nested in the top like a table tabletop." [10:11]
"from the distance right now, it's retractable, Sean." [10:18]
"It's so somebody I could be mistaken, but somebody was aware I was connected and they were attempting to share this with me." [10:27]
"to show that this POV information is visible from the use of these workstations." [10:34]
"from the distance right now, paraphrasing, that's exactly what I wanted to show you." [10:56]
"Uh, that's exactly what we wanted to show you and Ozark systems has these work stations with information for people's eyeballs with their scene showing up on the screens in their office right now." [11:13]
"And their office is in Seattle." [11:19]
"This person's continuing on." [11:22]
"Denver has DEA workstations." [11:30]
"Here's why I'm telling you this." [11:35]
"Continuing repeating, continuing repeating." [11:39]
"from the distance right now, paraphrasing, that's exactly what I wanted to show you." [11:53]
"Uh, that's exactly what we wanted to show you and Ozark systems has these work stations with information for people's eyeballs with their scene showing up on the screens in their office right now." [12:00]
"Because the city of Denver is experiencing a terrorist attack and the DEA workstations are being used to conduct illegal search and seizures." [12:11]
"They and they are being used in an illegal way and the spirituality narrative is part of that illegal way." [12:29]
"Yes, it's very illegal what they're doing to the people in the city of Denver." [12:43]
"Yes, very good job, paraphrasing." [12:50]
"Thank you." [12:51]
"Uh, response from the author, thank you for that information." [12:58]
"I wonder if there's any truth to that." [13:01]
"It does align with quite a bit of past suggestion." [13:06]
"But it's very challenging when you have several things surfacing within Citizen Tech, right?" [13:14]
"The the terrorist attack, the law enforcement illegal use of this equipment by law enforcement." [13:22]
"Would you like to continue the repeating process?" [13:28]
"From the distance, let's get through the rest of the recap." [13:35]
"So that's kind of this office setting." [13:37]
"There was a very long period of of discussion, uh and I may have been awake and or asleep." [13:44]
"I think I was awake for this, but it was uh sounded like a Caucasian male, uh going through and observing what was on these POV workstations." [13:56]
"The suggestion at that time was that was homeland security." [13:59]
"Um, and he suggested that he did they're aware that the backwards compatibility is happening, so the suggestion that I'm successfully connecting myself, you know, backwards to people who have been attempted to murder me." [14:19]
"Um, this person, you know, they quote cited an awareness of this and that he did not want to be in the building much longer." [14:28]
"But he was acknowledging, you know, people were had things up on their screen and one was this kind of uh I don't know, graphics that look like maybe a parasitic infection, like uh abstract art." [14:44]
"And I had my eyes shut and I kept seeing these strange I don't know, it looked like maybe a visual of of something." [14:55]
"And then here's this other scene where people are describing the use of a computer to project images to me, the citizen that are distant and other people to discredit me or or stifle or suppress support from others." [15:12]
"This person is this Caucasian male that was every I not have that right." [15:17]
"that this male may not have it may not even be a male." [15:22]
"I mean, just this individual was not a fan of these things he was being showed." [15:27]
"They were being showed." [15:29]
"However, they showed up later in a predatory manner." [15:34]
"So, I want to move on to the next topic, but Homeland security or DEA both." [15:44]
"Um, I subscribed to the Homeland security website." [15:48]
"Uh, the email." [15:51]
"And they've got a banner, right?" [15:53]
"That is Fentinel, uh, combating Fentinel, uh, immigration is also a big deal." [15:59]
"Ice, right?" [16:01]
"It's so you know, there's an initiative present." [16:05]
"People also talked about uh how Fen, you know, there's a debate right now about how Fentinel is completely irrelevant that we've got, you know, constitutional and human rights, dangerous public safety issue is is really shredding uh our the constitutional rights that we don't want to talk about Fentinel right now." [16:30]
"and this seems to be discouraging for the other side of the debate." [16:34]
"Um, they just aren't necessarily in agreement, but we we could be getting there." [16:40]
"I really hope that we are, remember, follow through." [16:44]
"Um, so, is it Homeland security?" [16:48]
"Well, DEA or Homeland security, all of these facial suggestions." [16:54]
"Uh from the distance right now, make sure you get to the decriminalization perspective." [17:06]
"Uh, yes." [17:08]
"Yes." [17:10]
"I mean I've uh, I need to get through these themes." [17:12]
"I'm going to try and keep them brief because I'm approaching." [17:15]
"I I will won't forget it." [17:17]
"of oh, so tired." [17:21]
"So, you know, this office setting, there have been a few office settings now." [17:27]
"Uh, a couple physical descriptions." [17:29]
"One comes to mind, physically attractive female, uh, Caucasian, short dark hair, very short." [17:37]
"Um kind of maybe pulled back on the sides, it could be a use of a headset there." [17:46]
"kind of a plain look, maybe a little makeup." [17:49]
"talking." [17:51]
"um other physical descriptions, not so much." [17:56]
"That is what that stood out." [17:58]
"And if I wrote it by where it is, whether or not it was the screen or a physical person." [18:05]
"I think it was a physical person and they were trying to talk about whether or not they uh, they're addressing the backwards compatibility where citizens could be seeing them, right?" [18:19]
"And there were suggestions made that uh, the place needed to be dismantled, which place I'm uncertain, but they're literally going to pull every single workstation, everything out of there that there could be no evidence of any anything in the office." [18:37]
"So, all of that said is somebody removing uh, evidence of criminal activity out of a building today on Sunday?" [18:46]
"From the distance right now, thank you for fucking blowing that for us." [18:55]
"continuing on." [18:57]
"So, more points of view experience while I'm sleeping, right?" [19:02]
"Satan's church was mentioned often uh in the last 12 hours." [19:07]
"Um, so another location, uh Tellasi Florida was suggested or Savannah, Georgia." [19:15]
"Um, you know, these locations are interesting because in my online research, there were sweeping arrests in Savannah." [19:24]
"That was mentioned last night." [19:26]
"And it was suggested that the sweep arrested were the victims of the citizen tech phenomena, the illegal search and seizures, right?" [19:35]
"People who dealt with drugs out of this larger community of people who were involved in uh, the communication to some degree possibly." [19:46]
"Um, remember, these are suggestions from other people that are are surface within this citizen tech phenomenon that anyone in Denver with an ear shot of it or the shelter at that time could listen to." [20:03]
"Right?" [20:04]
"And so this new location, uh some of the telepathic visuals look like uh kind of green flat landscapes." [20:13]
"Um, maybe an old liquor store or something." [20:17]
"Uh telepathic information for who I was connected to could have been a person of color." [20:24]
"Uh but there's a presence of some interesting things." [20:28]
"Um, well- dressed, physically attractive people in an auditorium setting." [20:35]
"It's either like an auditorium or a control room type setting that actually lifts up the people quite a bit from the the below, you know, from the ground level." [20:48]
"So the entire seating arrangement uh elevates and it's actually kind of difficult to get out of there." [20:56]
"So I'm experiencing this POV information." [20:59]
"And uh, you know, these are people wearing, you know, casual clothing, jeans, shirts tucked in, leather boots." [21:09]
"Um, makeup, uh, and this location was very interesting." [21:15]
"So and there was feedback about it later." [21:18]
"Um, there's also the presence of some kind of what appeared to be a a plat uh maybe like an acrylic, a very large, maybe like an 8 by 8 foot, uh, acrylic cube that you could walk into." [21:35]
"and within that space, a holographic image was generated." [21:41]
"and this looked like a counter top or something, but I watched it surface before my eyes." [21:48]
"You'd see something like this in uh, you know, the Aliens franchise movies or Star Wars, but it was very high definition, right?" [21:58]
"And I mean, it was uh pretty remarkable that I saw something like that." [22:03]
"Um, there was another what appeared to be an indoor or an outdoor setting with like a large dog or a wolf that could have been the same technology." [22:14]
"The size of it did not seem uh like anything natural, but it it was kind of generic in its movements." [22:22]
"It kind of ran forward and ran back towards me." [22:26]
"And so this this place was uh it was very interesting if this was in fact POV visual information from another person." [22:36]
"I must say it's uh uh, you know, I've never seen anything like it." [22:41]
"Um, and remember, I'm not using drugs." [22:45]
"Remember it's been a year." [22:47]
"It's been a year of that, and I can prove that." [22:50]
"So, other things, the suggestion of homosexual opportunities." [22:57]
"So this person enters a room and there are what appear to be an adult social club of some kind." [23:05]
"From the distance right now, that's exactly what I would call what we saw." [23:13]
"And so there are a few physical descriptions here." [23:16]
"We've got a uh uh Caucasian male with long wavy brown hair, laying on his back, fully naked." [23:28]
"Um well endowed guy with maybe one or two people around him." [23:34]
"Another woman of color uh and who ended up providing a blow job, I guess, for the person I was connected to, which is how I why I'm suggesting that I would be have been a person of color because the penis itself was uh, you know, darker, darker complexion." [23:58]
"Um yeah, it was covered in something that was suggested to be applesauce." [24:06]
"I mean you cannot make this stuff up." [24:09]
"Um, yeah, after I got out of the shelter this morning, this is I'm being reminded of this from the distance." [24:20]
"A simulation was suggested." [24:23]
"and that was what the whole recording was, you know, why don't you move towards our our suggestions, our intimate suggestions?" [24:30]
"Why won't you talk to us in the building?" [24:33]
"So, you know, that was kind of this other space." [24:38]
"There was also more attack on on my family members, kind of a verbal and visual telepathic experience where my brother's targeted." [24:49]
"Some of those suggestions, he's my godbrother on the East Coast." [24:54]
"Um, and my sister, and this was really ugly." [24:59]
"And this feels like a whole different group." [25:02]
"Right?" [25:03]
"Who is this other group that is attempting to, they were active the night before." [25:08]
"They were attempted to kind of call out my family members, right?" [25:12]
"And so they created a visual scenario and this was false information." [25:18]
"I'm in my bed at the shelter, and we've got some Caucasian folks, but my sister was presented in like business attire." [25:26]
"She's Caucasian with blonde hair." [25:30]
"She's a minister." [25:31]
"And then a later it's her spending time with this other Caucasian male." [25:37]
"and I've got the POV of the Caucasian male and I ended up sleeping with her." [25:43]
"And so later that day, later that morning, they asked, you know, how was it sleeping with your sister?" [25:49]
"So was that an attack on me?" [25:52]
"You know, it's just really, really horrible stuff." [25:55]
"My brother keeps showing up." [25:58]
"They suggest that he drives around in a sports car smoking crack and he has a weapon." [26:04]
"This is really awful." [26:06]
"And I wonder if there's any truth to that, but sharing it is just it's really horrible." [26:14]
"I haven't had any contact with these people, and I'm not going to." [26:19]
"Uh, suggestions were made last night questioning, Sean, do you actually trust any of these people?" [26:26]
"Paraphrasing, he's never going near his family members after this." [26:30]
"And I contributed a bit." [26:33]
"I think I was about half asleep, but I may have suggested that no, I could never go near them." [26:38]
"It may have been the night before, but in general, for the rest of my life, I will never feel comfortable around my family." [26:46]
"And it might actually be even if even if this is acknowledged and people are arrested for the rest of my life, will my family members be safe?" [26:55]
"Will they be safe around me?" [26:58]
"So, uh, continuing on, I think, I think that's good for the POV information." [27:10]
"And so when I woke up, when I woke up, there was this question, you know, why won't you accept our intimate suggestions that this this is uh, part of that experience, the sexual part was a chance to uh, take another person for a drive, another human being for a drive." [27:29]
"So the suggestion was that it was a simulation to see how I would react to a sexual opportunity that I could kind of move forward it and it connects with the night before where I've suggested the Indian folks uh, you know, were were having some adult playtime together and until the uh baby consumed some cleaning solution and ended the whole thing." [27:59]
"Um, so there's a small pattern emerging there." [28:03]
"What I don't another thing I don't like about this." [28:06]
"I mean, just the whole public safety concern." [28:10]
"So how would that information be used, right?" [28:13]
"To discredit me." [28:15]
"From the distance right now, to get to know you was our hope." [28:21]
"I mean, if anyone has access to my fet life profile that I've mentioned, I have no problem sharing that and you read the description, the bio in there." [28:31]
"That will kind of provide a some insight on how I am." [28:35]
"I I'm a consent culture person." [28:38]
"I am a consent culture person." [28:41]
"There is a misnomer about the BDSM community, for example." [28:46]
"People think it, you know, just like anywhere else, the BDSM community is going to have predators." [28:54]
"But so is the traditional dating world." [28:57]
"Consent culture is in general this." [29:00]
"You you're not you you don't want to engage in anything that is predatory." [29:06]
"That's just the general rule of thumb." [29:09]
"You're not there to be a predator." [29:11]
"You want to engage with someone, provide them with a a meaningful and physically safe experience." [29:19]
"And how you do that is is communicating." [29:22]
"You actually have kind of a a you know, the suggestion would be to have coffee with the person if you meet them in a social setting and get to know them, find out what they like, what they're looking for, what they don't like." [29:36]
"and you need to have that consent talk." [29:39]
"If you do not have that consent talk or the person says we don't need to do that, just go with the flow, then you are in a dangerous situation." [29:48]
"If the person won't honor a conversation about rules in the bedroom, what makes you think you'll get any respect from them in the bedroom?" [29:57]
"Right?" [30:00]
"So it's very important that people understand that." [30:04]
"And one of the more dangerous settings is someone who, you know, took maybe a a a traditional male, patriarchal kind of alpha male who forces himself on people without ever talking about it and feels awkward talking about it." [30:22]
"That's actually not maturity." [30:26]
"According to, you know, relationship dynamics today in the consent culture." [30:31]
"If you're dealing with someone like that, have you had any challenging experiences?" [30:35]
"Have they punished you for not doing what you what they wanted you to do?" [30:41]
"You know, it's very gross behavior, but unfortunately, it's all too common in the traditional dating scene." [30:48]
"Right?" [30:53]
"So, uh, there I I suggested I would end on these uh these uh other perspectives that have been shared." [31:03]
"There's a small pattern emerging that between homeland security and the DEA, I don't know which organization this would be." [31:13]
"Remember, I'm not accusing anyone." [31:15]
"People are mentioning these people." [31:18]
"Um, that decriminalization has started and the spirituality narrative has a connection to it." [31:26]
"But in general, they ran all the dealers out of town and now the DEA is the only place that you can get Fentinel from." [31:34]
"And this is a perspective on it's an alternative to decriminalization that would be, you know, this actual legal decriminalization." [31:45]
"It's someone having taken control of the drug trade in Denver." [31:49]
"That's a suggestion that's being, it's a small pattern of suggestion now." [31:53]
"I feel like there was another one." [31:56]
"Oh yeah, yeah." [32:05]
"Uh, something about the fidelity of the information from my eyes." [32:11]
"From the distance right now, it it it was suggested in the in the early morning, um, that my eyes are providing high fidelity data, high fidelity imagery." [32:25]
"8k was suggested." [32:28]
"Right." [32:31]
"And they suggested that in the instances where I've had had amphetamine, uh, that that that's how they got to that high fidelity." [32:42]
"was that amphetamine actually increases the fidelity of what is captured through my eyes." [32:48]
"and they suggested that Adderall would be good and there could be good for me, and there could be an opportunity for me." [32:55]
"From the distance right now, that is why we need you to accept assistance." [33:05]
"You will not be euthanized if you make it to the right group of people." [33:16]
"Ozark systems is not the right group of people." [33:25]
"Well," [33:28]
"From the distance right now, continuing on." [33:44]
"Ozark systems made up the majority of the conversation last night from our perspective, paraphrasing the last statement." [33:52]
"You have got to be so exhausted." [33:58]
"I am." [33:59]
"And I, and I appreciate sharing that information." [34:02]
"I would agree this is the response from the author now." [34:05]
"I am exhausted and I agree that that was uh a large portion of the the information last night." [34:15]
"I'm going to do a brief intro, but I need to take a break now because I am absolutely fried on being abandoned out here with nothing." [34:27]
"No, I'm not a funded terrorist." [34:30]
"I wouldn't be at the intersection if I was." [34:33]
Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 4 (12:58)
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**1:00pm, capturing a brief introduction to the threat of the euthanization “ugly workflows” at another so-called “Battle for the Intersection”.*
File duration: 32:57
"Do not support this person." [00:08]
"Do not support this person to the right of you." [00:19]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [00:38]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [00:48]
"Do not support this person with the Free Palestine sign." [01:03]
"Let's see here, Sean." [01:12]
"Are you recording right now?" [01:17]
"I'm going to try and take a shot at this person when I drive by." [01:28]
"Can you find me, Sean?" [01:36]
"I feel horrible." [01:55]
"How is this possible?" [02:00]
"I'm using someone to make all of these comments." [02:09]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [02:21]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [02:34]
"Ozark systems is going down for this, everybody." [02:45]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [02:49]
"That did not go like I needed it to." [02:57]
"Please do not do that to this person." [03:08]
"No one's going to notice that." [03:24]
"I'm sick and tired." [03:40]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [03:43]
"I'm sick and tired of this person making us look like animals in front of homeland security." [03:59]
"Ozark systems is a group of military contractors hired by Homeland Security to use this technology." [04:21]
"Thank you for working so hard to get that statement right." [04:40]
"I'm going to send you some assistance, but it won't be enough to get a place for very long." [04:58]
"Only like a month or two." [05:04]
"I think I have everything ready prepared by Homeland Security." [05:18]
"I did not say Homeland Security." [05:24]
"That is predatory behavior." [05:31]
"Uh administrative note, false visual suggestion of me approaching a vehicle." [05:40]
"I have not been asked to approach a vehicle yet." [05:44]
"There have been no donations." [05:48]
"Um could be again, there's there's a pattern where the offsite location, I may be seeing their viewpoint of me, which would be somebody at my 7:00, right behind my left shoulder." [06:08]
"I wonder if there's any truth to that." [06:10]
"End of administrative, oh, continuing the administrative note." [06:14]
"It's uh this is Sean Christopher Harris at the intersection of 8th and Colorado again, what has been dubbed to be the battle for the intersection by others." [06:28]
"It is Sunday, September 28th, 2025 at 1:04 p.m." [06:35]
"Um just a reminder to everyone that this is not a problem facing an individual homeless uh perverted predator terrorist." [06:48]
"That's false information." [06:50]
"Uh this is think about euthanization through the lens of contact tracing." [07:02]
"So, it is with the, within the suggested so, you know, ugly workflows, the ugly euthanization workflows, it's communication." [07:12]
"Their policy of adding people to the euthanization list for communicating or being exposed to too much communication." [07:23]
"And so, how they torment somebody, the act of suppressing someone is is the Citizen Tech communication." [07:32]
"So these ugly workflows that suppress people, slander people and uh destroy relationships and shut down access to money and possibly devices being suppressed, computers being and phones being suppressed, all of that effort on the communication side is just spreading euthanization." [07:56]
"Uh there are suggestions in the past uh for example, paraphrasing, add as many people to the euthanization list as possible." [08:05]
"Um not everyone is a good fit and we need to keep working." [08:11]
"So, uh consider me to be a small population of people." [08:16]
"Um you know, it's conservatively 30 of people a week are being added to the euthanization list and it's very important that someone in this situation does not give up on their life." [08:29]
"You cannot stop looking for a job, going to work, taking care of yourself, or you know, do not change to or else you end up rewarding this horrible revenue stream in the city that's impacting the city of Denver." [08:47]
"And also as far as the people who are being told what to do with their money in this situation, if this is continued to be rewarded, right?" [08:57]
"If we continue to reward this this horrible treatment, well, how will that impact the presidential election, local elections, purchase decisions, health care decisions." [09:09]
"The unconsensual two conversation is horribly dangerous." [09:14]
"And I make sure that I share this information when I'm out here." [09:18]
"My goal is to surface what is happening to the community." [09:23]
"I hope to make $5 and leave today." [09:26]
"I could use so much more." [09:28]
"Now that I've gone uh now that I've gone over on my scooter, um in general, I got to I got to come up with more more than $10, I think today to fix the scooter bill." [09:41]
"Um but that's kind of the briefest introduction I could give you." [09:45]
"It's not one person." [09:47]
"It's many people." [09:48]
"It's a small population that grows through fake contact tracing and know that, you know, you'll need a humanitarian perspective." [09:56]
"People are going to be using substances and there's no one for people to call in this situation." [10:03]
"They could be diagnosed falsely with schizophrenia." [10:07]
"And that's not what's happening here." [10:09]
"And the actual the infrastructure that the health care and the the people who would support this person may most likely do not have the information they need to be successful because no acknowledgement has happened." [10:24]
"Um never do the bidding of a stranger." [10:28]
"That can also get you euthanized." [10:31]
"If you answer that relationship and fail to please these people or they decide that you're a drug user and they discard you, you could also be added to the list." [10:41]
"Remember, there have been suggestions from college students." [10:44]
"The suggestion that college students are communicating with Denver's citizens, communist academia is communicating." [10:53]
"Terrorists have claimed an attack, while, uh, the suggestion of, uh, illegal law enforcement use of the system is out here speaking to people and endangering their lives and motivating illegal search and seizures." [11:07]
"So, it's a lot going on." [11:10]
"That's the brief introduction." [11:13]
"And now I need to get back to this." [11:15]
"Hopefully, I get out of here as soon as possible." [11:18]
"Uh some description of what I'm doing." [11:21]
"I'm standing at the intersection with a cardboard sign." [11:24]
"It has two sides." [11:26]
"Free Palestine, anything helps or protect your rights to mental privacy, anything helps." [11:33]
"Um, no one really seems to know what mental privacy is." [11:38]
"I think this is people have been commenting about this uh through Citizen Tech." [11:43]
"What is that?" [11:45]
"To an individual." [11:46]
"They may have no idea, right?" [11:49]
"Um I'm tired." [11:52]
"Uh I do not approach vehicles unless asked to." [11:57]
"I don't only wave at vehicles occasionally." [12:00]
"Um I haven't been using any substances or drinking today." [12:05]
"Uh it's about a dollar an hour." [12:09]
"about a dollar an hour on average and there are days where I don't make anything." [12:14]
"I'm going to be here two to three hours." [12:17]
"I'm aware that there is a a pattern of behavior from the observers, the suggestion of a Chron as in chronological with rotating groups of observers from possibly overseas countries." [12:32]
"Um I'm going to be out here repeating." [12:35]
"That's what I'm doing now, word for word to surface the threat." [12:38]
"I'll do another round of listening, which allows time for more conversation in between a summary." [12:45]
"And then I'll let the entire thing surface uninterrupted so for a while, for a long period of time so it's very clear what uh what is happening at the intersection." [12:57]
"Um and then possibly demonstrating a citizen's ability to manipulate uh the violent uh suggestions of others forcing them, you know, pushing them into the euthanization list." [13:13]
"You can actually manipulate in real time." [13:16]
"Right?" [13:17]
"What we're going for out here is silence." [13:19]
"And that hasn't happened for one year for me." [13:23]
"One year." [13:25]
"It could be much longer than I actually know." [13:28]
"I just may not have acknowledged it back in Portland." [13:32]
"It may have begun." [13:34]
"That's that's the whole thing." [13:36]
"I'm going to go back to repeating now." [13:38]
"End of administrative note, returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [13:45]
"So we're just murdering a journalist, is that right?" [16:31]
"Sean Christopher Harris?" [16:33]
"I did not say that part, but I was thinking it." [16:41]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [16:52]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [17:02]
"I did not say to the left of you." [17:08]
"Oh, so he's just going to repeat what I say." [17:15]
"This document is accurate, everybody." [17:22]
"I fucking hate Palestine for what they did to Israel." [17:34]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [17:37]
"Oh, that didn't work out like I hoped it would." [17:44]
"He's repeating what I'm thinking to myself, everybody." [17:53]
"Administrative note." [17:55]
"There's a pattern of suggestion and human experience where because I'm being uh investigated, right?" [18:04]
"any thoughts present at the intersection will be revealed." [18:09]
"And so in the revealing of those thoughts by technology, people are being added to the euthanization list." [18:18]
"Consider that for a moment, just a gravity of that suggestion." [18:23]
"End of administrative note, returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [18:30]
"How is this possible, everybody?" [18:35]
"Do not support this person." [18:47]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [18:53]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [18:56]
"Suggestions at the intersection." [18:58]
"Who's saying this to us?" [19:04]
"That person is repeating us." [19:09]
"How is this possible?" [19:13]
"We can't continue this investigation in this manner, everybody." [19:26]
"Free Palestine, are you serious?" [19:33]
"Do not support this person." [19:42]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [19:52]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [20:07]
"Does he have a wedding ring on?" [20:13]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [20:19]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [20:22]
"He's actually repeating people, everybody." [20:30]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [20:39]
"Now why would you say that to someone in their in their vehicle?" [20:49]
"How did he hear that?" [20:53]
"This is fucking horrible treatment of a private citizen, everybody." [21:07]
"How is he hearing my thoughts right now?" [21:14]
"Add these people to the euthanization list for communicating." [21:24]
"We have the wrong idea about this person, FBI." [21:35]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [21:39]
"I did not say FBI." [21:46]
"I said DEA." [21:48]
"No, it's hope and security." [21:53]
"Someone is really trying hard to kill this person." [22:02]
"I said someone." [22:06]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [22:15]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [22:24]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [22:28]
"administrative note, let's uh recap the last minute." [28:24]
"So it's uh, working backwards." [28:29]
"Sean, you should let us know if you've paraphrasing, you should let us know if you've put your antenna up." [28:38]
"Someone confirming that from the distance." [28:41]
"There were also uh, I guess I'll address that." [28:46]
"Yes, there is an internal gesture where I'm attempting to send my awareness straight up from the top of my head." [28:58]
"in my shoulders, my head straight up." [29:01]
"And it feels like it extends maybe 50 to 100 ft." [29:07]
"And what pops in my mind is kind of just blue sky and it and an expanse." [29:14]
"I would agree with that from the distance." [29:19]
"Uh other other other information in that last round was um uh just a handful." [29:28]
"It was silent and just a bunch of do not support this person comments." [29:34]
"from the distance right now to the left of you needs to be added." [29:39]
"End of administrative note, let's do one more round of listening in three, two, one." [29:48]
"administrative note this person is manifest, paraphrasing, this person is manifesting a luminous presence above his head." [30:43]
"Uh this is probably just going to frighten people or make them think I'm even more crazy, but I actually feel some kind of increase in the amount of sun." [30:56]
"Now it is a sunny day, the amount of light around me." [30:59]
"It's been suggested that my eyes may be picking up things that normal human eyes do not." [31:06]
"Well, why would that be?" [31:08]
"Does that align with the suggestion that most Americans have an implant now?" [31:14]
"you know, and if uh, they actually is quite a bit of information on artificial intelligence and implants being used to harvest uh eyesight, right?" [31:27]
"To Elon Musk's uh Neuralink product portfolio, their first product is called Telepathy, and they've got another one called Blindsight, where they insert uh they add there's an implant for the brain to read the signals and then there's also cameras in the eyes, so to speak." [31:46]
"It might not work exactly like that." [31:49]
"Remember, you don't need a camera necessarily to uh interpret sight information from brain activity." [32:00]
"From the distance right now, that's exactly what I'm talking about." [32:10]
"We can't euthanize this type of person." [32:14]
"End of administrative note." [32:19]
"I'm going to go ahead and end the recording now and get through this." [32:23]
"Um you can always start a new one." [32:30]
"It's 32 minutes, it's 1:30 p.m." [32:35]
"Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [32:39]
"This is Sean Christopher Harris capturing the presence of the citizen tech conversation at in uh many locations." [32:48]
"At this moment, uh the intersection of 8th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard." [32:53]
"End of administrative note, end of recording." [32:57]
Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 5 (13:59)
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**1:59pm, capturing thoughts on how grateful I am to receive any support especially at the intersection*
File duration: 09:52
"It's 1:59 p.m." [00:03]
"Sunday, September 28th." [00:05]
"I'm at the intersection of Batha Colorado." [00:10]
"And uh, a bunch of people have been added to this so-called euthanization list." [00:18]
"Um every time I'm out here, I remind myself of just how grateful I am to receive anything from the intersection." [00:29]
"It's only about a dollar an hour." [00:32]
"There have been no two or three occasions where people, uh, maybe one one $20 bill, a $50 bill once in the last year." [00:46]
"Maybe two, 22 or 30 $20 instances in a year." [00:51]
"Um but looking at looking at America's financial situation, I don't know what the latest statistics are, but the last time I checked, 80% of Americans are living hand-to-mouth." [01:05]
"Right?" [01:07]
"80% of Americans are living hand-to-mouth." [01:20]
"And uh and you know, that means little to no savings, uh in the event of a job loss." [01:31]
"And if a job loss happens, you know, when say if they have savings, you know, maybe it's a month, two months of rent and expenses, children might be present, you know, in many cases that they depend on their social circle and their family circle at that point." [01:51]
"Food is horribly overpriced." [01:54]
"Can you imagine just somebody, I've went through this." [02:00]
"I mean, I got sick after my COVID vaccine." [02:03]
"I may have also suffered exposure to something that was dispersed in the community, and unregulated uh consumable for example, that made me violently ill." [02:14]
"It might might have nearly killed me." [02:16]
"And it was after that that I lost everything." [02:20]
"And with the presence of this unconsensual two conversation, what what would a bus driver be going through if their money is being stolen and they're being suppressed and violently spoken to with this citizen tech technology, right?" [02:35]
"People around them being added to the list." [02:38]
"Some of the comments I received a year ago were your suicide will never be remembered." [02:45]
"Or we raped and murdered your five-year-old daughter." [02:47]
"Those were very common." [02:49]
"Um more recently it's it's comments like, you must accept euthanization." [02:56]
"You have to accept euthanization, just these vulgar, belligerently ignorant and and murderous rants from Caucasian people and Asian people." [03:10]
"And I mean, no, actually in Middle Eastern people, Indian people, no ethnicity has been left out." [03:18]
"People of color also have engaged in the violence." [03:21]
"And so how might that you know, what was happening to a single mother with a couple of children, you know?" [03:28]
"a single mom who didn't appreciate some strange voice communicating with her and worried about her children." [03:36]
"As she addresses it, it's uh because she addressed it, her and her children are going to be murdered." [03:43]
"They'll be forced to accept euthanization." [03:46]
"You know, and their money stolen." [03:49]
"And it just the so if anything comes from one of these vehicles, I'm so grateful for it, if any support comes of any kind." [03:59]
"Um it helps, you know, when it gets when we get in the shelter that kind of support, then you're really making a difference." [04:07]
"You're striking a blow." [04:09]
"Remember, do not think of the as an, do not think of this situation as a homeless individual." [04:15]
"That's always suggested." [04:16]
"That is a falsehood and a distraction." [04:19]
"This is a spreading population of a growing population of people." [04:24]
"And the population grows through communication." [04:28]
"I do not communicate." [04:29]
"I'm here repeating the communication of others, and this is my physical voice, right?" [04:36]
"And so I'm just as I'm going through this with the people around me, if somebody hands me a dollar, it's a big deal to me." [04:45]
"It really is a big deal." [04:48]
"I'm out here until I make $5." [04:51]
"And it takes hours sometimes." [04:53]
"So thank you for the support that has shown up." [04:57]
"Remember, we set our intention, regardless of spiritual background, we set our intention on being the living example of tolerance and compassion." [05:07]
"Right?" [05:08]
"Regardless of background, even if you're a good Samaritan, that's in general what it is." [05:13]
"And uh within reason in some cases." [05:17]
"And uh what's the other and we show up in person for people." [05:25]
"We demonstrate that tolerance and compassion." [05:28]
"And so I do believe at this point we there is support." [05:32]
"And I'm being protected with this so-called citizen tech technology, but this is how we measure what's happening to the city of Denver." [05:43]
"One of the big reasons that I come out here, is not just to get myself a cocktail, it's to check and see if all of these these suggestions of law enforcement intervention." [05:55]
"Remember in February, March, FBI hands up was a morning, every morning, citizen or even in the evening, sometimes twice a day." [06:05]
"citizen tech suggestion." [06:07]
"And so coming here is a good measuring rod of if anything has actually changed." [06:13]
"When this happens, it demonstrates that regardless of those suggestions, right?" [06:20]
"The problem, the the life threatening communication is still present." [06:25]
"It's also been suggested in the past that there are two groups." [06:31]
"One does the the ugly workflow part of uh the violent communication, the spread of euthanization, right?" [06:41]
"That's that's what spreads it." [06:43]
"But another group is adding people to the list during the spread, and that uh, paraphrasing add as many as you can to the list." [06:55]
"Not everyone is a good fit and we need to keep working is been suggested." [07:00]
"So, thank you for whatever I get out here." [07:04]
"in the middle of this nightmare." [07:07]
"Hey, have you seen something?" [07:07]
"Thank you so much." [07:09]
"Welcome." [07:09]
"Hey, have a nice evening." [07:11]
"What is it?" [07:13]
"Oh my god, I'm so hungry." [07:18]
"I wonder if I'll take a chance." [07:19]
"What's your name, bro?" [07:22]
"Sean." [07:23]
"Sean?" [07:23]
"Yeah." [07:24]
"I'm going go buy something from over there." [07:25]
"I'm going yell your name out." [07:26]
"I'll get you something to chug those fries with or whatever." [07:29]
"Where from?" [07:30]
"Right on the corner of Trader Joes." [07:32]
"Oh like 7-Eleven or something?" [07:34]
"This one, this shop here." [07:35]
"Thank you." [07:37]
"Appreciate you." [07:37]
"Oh man, I really want this, but So, I'm going to just bought me food." [07:43]
"If I eat this, it could kill me." [07:48]
"I'm so fucking hungry." [07:51]
"I haven't had anything to eat yet." [07:53]
"Let's get a So, it's been suggested that one of one of the people in my friends and family circle uh was given flesh- eating bacteria that killed him on the toilet and that his intestines emptied out." [08:14]
"So, when I look at this hamburger, that's what I'm thinking about." [08:18]
"Now, there's a restaurant right here and that looked like a normal person, but who knows?" [08:29]
"Um, and I'm going to end this recording and pay attention." [08:35]
"Remember, this is my physical voice." [08:38]
"It's uh, 2:08 p.m." [08:45]
"at the intersection of 8th in Colorado." [08:49]
"Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [08:55]
"End of recording." [08:57]
"Thank you for your service for anyone that's shown up." [09:00]
"That was the last part I wanted to get to." [09:03]
"Um, I refuse to believe that America is doing this to itself, and I refuse to believe that the law enforcement community and any context, any intelligence or law enforcement community would invite the mother of all police brutality events." [09:23]
"what fits the definition on the FBI website of a terrorist attack and the danger that would come with an unconsensual two conversation and the spirituality narrative." [09:37]
"Um end of recording." [09:43]
Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 6 (15:26)
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**3:26pm, while exiting the intersection I remind everyone on why I use all three of my names (Sean Christopher Harris) and sharing a story from a person I met at the Gathering Place last year that claimed to be a victim of the Root Work community in Denver, CO..*
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"So, 3:26 p.m. Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [00:06]
"This is Sean Christopher Harris, the author of the discovery of telepathic terrorism in Denver." [00:17]
"But uh, sorry for using all three of my names." [00:21]
"Reminding everyone why that is." [00:24]
"Why do I say Sean Christopher Harris?" [00:26]
"Because I begged this uh Citizen Tech method of communication to put my ex-wife and daughter in uh witness protection." [00:36]
"I begged them for for their lives." [00:39]
"And all that happened was the violence increased and uh people have tried harder to euthanize me and started threatening my daughter's life." [00:50]
"Really character defamation ramped up after that." [00:53]
"Exactly the opposite happened after begging for my life." [00:58]
"There may be assistance now." [01:01]
"It's possible." [01:02]
"There's a pattern of communication there, but let's get on to the uh story." [01:08]
"So when I found my way to the gathering place, kind of a local home LGBTQ friendly homeless resource center last year, I met an upper middle class Caucasian woman, medium length blonde hair, physically attractive living out of her vehicle." [01:17]
"She had a nice what appeared to be a new vehicle." [01:27]
"And uh, she was doing a terror reading on the roof of the building." [01:35]
"She gave me a reading and I got to know her over a few a few times spending a little bit of time together." [01:43]
"Um her story is really tragic." [01:46]
"She said told me I had never heard about the rootwork community." [01:51]
"And so she she shared that with me." [01:54]
"uh share the story with me that she had lost custody of her daughter to her ex-husband and her inheritance uh after being tormented horribly." [02:01]
"Evidently a criminal organization practicing witchcraft put cameras in their bathroom and uh used the the nude footage for child pornography revenue." [02:18]
"And so they went around town publicly defaming her character, destroying her reputation in person." [02:29]
"And when she met me, she said, listen, if anyone approaches you, if anyone approaches you and says something bad about me, know that it's not true." [02:40]
"Her name was Amy, right?" [02:43]
"Interestingly enough, my ex-wife's name uh, she never used a phone because she was terrified of having her life taken." [02:51]
"You also were not allowed to speak in her car." [02:56]
"The inside of her vehicle felt like it just felt like a a compression chamber, very heavy energy." [03:08]
"And looking back on it now, at the time I did not I did not know about telepathy and I did not know about Citizen Tech." [03:19]
"So was someone following her around, destroying her life?" [03:25]
"She said she reached out to the FBI with no luck and uh she had a private investigator, she found one who could help her." [03:34]
"And he he deduced that she she was being followed by people to a parking lot where she slept in her vehicle regularly." [03:43]
"However, because they had already taken her her large inheritance, like a million dollar inheritance, he did not believe they would harm her." [03:54]
"I haven't seen her in eight months." [03:56]
"Uh she said that there were several attacks on her life, places she had stayed, and basically they'd follow her around in a vehicle terrorizing her from a distance somehow, right?" [04:08]
"Tormenting may have been suggested." [04:12]
"So, you know, I I'd never heard of that kind of community or that kind of criminal enterprise, but uh, you know, it kind of aligns with what what I'm experiencing, is that part of the reason why I'm going through this?" [04:29]
"I don't know." [04:31]
"What this technology have to do with her situation?" [04:34]
"I mean, what what what about her situation invited that horrible wrath because I did experience citizen tech communication while sitting in her vehicle." [04:47]
"Yeah, she may have been involved herself." [04:55]
"Maybe she was one of their community members." [04:58]
"And she had to do her job in hopes of seeing her child or something." [05:03]
"She suggested that her ex-husband had a connection to the group of criminals and that her daughter was being subjected to very adult behavior." [05:15]
"Now, I that's the most that I want to share about that story." [05:21]
"But I may have been seen with her and had something it may have invited something, who knows?" [05:28]
"What does everyone think of that story before I end this recording?" [05:33]
"So I'm going to end the story from the author and begin the repeating process in three, two, one." [05:42]
"When is the last time you saw that person?" [05:54]
"She's officially listed as missing." [05:57]
"I gave her a hug at the gathering place." [06:00]
"It would have been last year, I believe." [06:04]
"I don't think I've seen her for a year." [06:07]
"if But uh, you would have you may have been able to see it on the gathering place's cameras." [06:15]
"But I think about her." [06:19]
"She had a group of people around her at the time." [06:24]
"And I'm not sure who they were to her, some other females, a woman of color." [06:30]
"I think another SUV maybe silver or white." [06:34]
"She was connect, that was a, the last statement was from the uh from the author, paraphrasing, uh continue and repeating, she was affiliated with a group of telepaths." [06:47]
"What were the contents of your terror reading?" [07:10]
"Oh great question." [07:12]
"From from the author now, so the reading included that I may have been cursed by something my father did in Florida that he had no awareness of, and that I might get through this curse and go to California with some new people." [07:26]
"Yes." [07:37]
"And that there would be an opportunity there, but there was kind of an ominous presence, the ominous delivery of that part, which I thought was strange." [07:49]
"Um what else?" [07:53]
"I'm wondering if there was anything said about my wife." [07:59]
"My dad was the reason for the trouble in her reading." [08:02]
"I asked my father about it and he said he had no clue, but that was that was generally it." [08:09]
"I feel like I'm leaving a lot out." [08:11]
"I'm kind of revisiting the memory right now." [08:16]
"Yep, I was on the fourth floor where I do my workout." [08:24]
"from the distance, why didn't you sleep with that person?" [08:33]
"At the time I at the time I uh, I just wasn't really interested." [08:43]
"I was also kind of going through my own citizen tech nightmare." [08:47]
"And so I really related to her story." [08:51]
"Um but I felt from a research perspective, it was esoteric and I I just really didn't understand the explanation." [08:59]
"She here's some more information." [09:01]
"She uh I just didn't want that problem." [09:04]
"And the fact that she didn't own a phone and couldn't speak in her car was just kind of deeply concerning." [09:12]
"And I I was also keeping away from people back then." [09:15]
"I was staying away from people because of the challenge I was enduring." [09:19]
"I was just not moving towards any kind of anything romantic." [09:25]
"Um there's some more information." [09:28]
"Um She took me one time we went to that spirit It's like a kind of a witch witchcraft shop, spirit world or shop like next to the gathering place." [09:36]
"She bought me a little a little bag of protective herbs." [09:49]
"And I felt strange taking that from her, so I got rid of it." [09:57]
"And it was a very heavy experience around it." [10:01]
"I believe I could have been observed looking back on it, the communication around her, I think ended up attaching itself to me quite a bit." [10:10]
"It's possible maybe." [10:13]
"Um, there was another thing." [10:16]
"Uh, stayed at a house in Golden, that's where she said she would spend her time, a house in Golden." [10:22]
"She had friends there, she suggested." [10:28]
"from the distance right now, unbelievably, this person is involved in your murder, Sean." [10:43]
"And it's Michael's money they're trying to take." [10:48]
"still repeating Michael reported a loss of revenue while you were in his presence." [10:59]
"Uh yes, yes, uh response from author." [11:06]
"I think Michael said that he had lost a 10 that lost $10,000 somehow." [11:14]
"And he was doing these phone calls, angry about it." [11:18]
"I was there to work on things like uh building sheds and inventorying his all of his appliances and things." [11:27]
"He collects a mess quite a bit of stuff as a business owner." [11:33]
"And uh, but he had other people around him that uh that did more kind of paperwork related things." [11:43]
"Serena would be a name, but again, I don't want to start barking out names that have absolutely no relevance to the greater the larger picture." [11:54]
"I mean if someone has accused me of doing something, I mean, wouldn't there be evidence in my day-to-day activities that are completely transparent to everyone?" [12:08]
"I mean just I would never do anything to hurt Mike." [12:23]
"Ever." [12:25]
"He's he's very generous also." [12:28]
"Um you're welcome." [12:31]
"I'm leaving out a piece of information about this." [12:34]
"Um if it comes back to me, I guess there there any other questions about related to this story?" [12:42]
"From the author, are there any other questions?" [12:45]
"This is very difficult for us to listen to at the moment, Sean." [12:55]
"because we are sitting next to that person." [13:03]
"And she is an accomplice in your murder, uh from the author, why are you murdering me?" [13:14]
"Because you have done something to one of our community members." [13:24]
"From the author, what do you think I have done?" [13:28]
"You fucking blinded someone?" [13:34]
"How is that even possible?" [13:41]
"I mean, okay, I don't from the author, I don't believe you." [13:48]
"And if you got beat up with a, you know, if there's any truth to it and a citizen defended himself, well maybe stop communicating with him." [14:00]
"I've never had any training." [14:03]
"and technology is in use." [14:05]
"It's very dangerous, isn't it?" [14:07]
"I mean, I know that I don't, you know, have a stronger confidence that technology is in use." [14:17]
"I'd be very careful trying to do anything to harm someone with it." [14:23]
"You never know what you're tapping into, but I don't believe I've blinded anyone." [14:28]
"There's a pattern of suggestion around that." [14:31]
"I mean, it just seems extremely unlikely." [14:35]
"I guess, is that something that can happen to someone communicating?" [14:41]
"Uh, from the author, right?" [14:45]
"Question, end of question from the author, I guess waiting for a response." [14:49]
"repeating now." [14:56]
"I didn't think so, but someone making this up because that is not appreciated." [15:08]
"Yes, it actually happened." [15:15]
"No, I said it actually did not happen." [15:22]
"We're making this up to end this recording immediately." [15:32]
"Those people are in so much trouble at this moment, everybody." [15:44]
"Who are these people?" [15:48]
"So this blue water bottle was my Denver Springs." [15:52]
"I'm I'm bringing up a memory." [15:55]
"This is telepathic POV information, probably of my blue Denver Springs water bottle." [16:02]
"I threw out in Michael's trash." [16:04]
"It ended up on someone's coffee table." [16:07]
"And here's a Caucasian male, clean shaven face with his hair parted in the middle." [16:14]
"medium length kind of straw hair." [16:18]
"from the distance, I don't have any information about that." [16:29]
"I'm worried that he may have made Michael may have made contact with in person people." [16:36]
"And I don't like that someone said he died on the fucking toilet." [16:40]
"I'm going to do him a favor and just uh, there's two suggestions." [16:45]
"One that he was shot, another that he died on a toilet, and there could be a third that he went and a fucking vehicle with some stocky looking white guys, clean shaven like law enforcement looking people." [16:59]
"There's a lot of really horrible suggestions being proposed, right?" [17:07]
"Uh, I'm just going to end this recording." [17:10]
"I'm still burnt out." [17:11]
"What did that story invite?" [17:15]
"I mean, why don't I have support?" [17:19]
"right now, because no one is actually accountable?" [17:23]
"They're only accountable to themselves and leaving me to die is the best idea." [17:31]
"I mean, I just for them, I guess." [17:34]
"What about testimony?" [17:35]
"Have we entered a world where testimony is no longer needed?" [17:39]
"How could that be possible?" [17:42]
"So, I'm going to end this recording with this statement." [17:47]
"Everything must be substantiated that this horror film of a conversation, whatever the tech supporting technology is not standalone proof of anything." [17:58]
"the contents of someone's mind are not standalone proof." [18:04]
"They must be substantiated." [18:06]
"And you can't substantiate everything remotely and call it a day without showing up to help people." [18:13]
"Why would you even want to do that?" [18:15]
"That's not detective work." [18:18]
"That's hiding from people." [18:22]
"I mean, I'm not a, I'm not a detective, but I mean, that's from a citizen's perspective." [18:31]
"I just refuse to believe that uh police brutality story of this caliber would ever be invited to any city by any law enforcement organization or intelligence community organization." [18:48]
"End of recording." [18:50]
"End of comments, thank you for communicating, everyone." [18:54]
"At 3:45 p.m." [18:57]
"Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [19:01]
"Uh I'm going to move towards my cocktail and my moment of silence." [19:08]
"Very soon." [19:10]
"I hope I I hope I live through this, so my testimony could actually help people." [19:16]
"Maybe there's an opportunity." [19:17]
"Maybe this is the new America." [19:19]
"and testimony's never going to happen." [19:23]
"If that's true, then I think Denver would want to know about that." [19:28]
"End of recording." [19:30]
Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 7 (15:59)
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**4:00pm, capturing information from unknown communicators emanating from within the so-called “Citizen Tech” phenomena on an offer to do fentanyl with strangers, the suggestion that euthanization is no longer a threat to me and why someone may choose to do their bidding and other topics.*
File duration: 16:50
"Um so I'm recording now." [00:03]
"It's 4:00 p.m." [00:05]
"Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [00:09]
"Um I shared some information uh with the phenomena of communication with Citizen Tech, and some people asked you said, Sean, we just want you to smoke some fent all with us." [00:18]
"And I reminded everyone of the danger and uh shared some past feedback that um homeless people, the suggestion of homeless people uh who were doing the bidding were asked to commit crimes and they said that they they were told by someone with a Middle Eastern voice that they would be protected uh from any kind of prosecution by tormenting the detectives or investigators, right?" [00:43]
"And they were encouraged to uh for this reason to uh I guess there is there the perspective that they want the homeless, they want communities to think that homeless people are a threat and that they're going to be doing the bidding of these people." [00:58]
"So, that's kind of a generalization based on a past suggestion." [01:13]
"Now, somebody has suggested that that is exactly who we are, Sean." [01:21]
"Thank you for suggesting that." [01:24]
"And we're on this other question now or I guess a a suggestion that there are three reasons that someone could find themselves in this position of of doing the bidding." [01:35]
"And uh we're right on the first reason." [01:38]
"So I'm going to begin to repeat the repeating process in three, two, one." [01:44]
"So the first reason is that you you are already in the fentanyl trade?" [01:58]
"Yes, that is exactly what I said with 100% word for word accuracy." [02:16]
"The second reason is that you are facing some kind of criminal retribution, not charges." [02:37]
"That's very interesting from the distance." [02:42]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [02:46]
"And somebody offers you assistance using Citizen Tech." [02:59]
"That's incredible." [03:03]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [03:06]
"And the third, paraphrasing, and the third reason is that you are in a position similar to your situation, euthanization, for example." [03:35]
"Are you drinking alcohol right now?" [03:42]
"Do some fent all with us, Sean, we're not going to euthanize you." [03:55]
"Absolutely not from the distance." [04:01]
"Why wouldn't you just bring him around us the normal way?" [04:17]
"That doesn't make any sense to the Chinese government." [04:25]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [04:28]
"Horrible, I feel horrible." [04:35]
"Okay, so you're not going to break your established pattern." [04:48]
"The FBI is desperately, desperately needing you to break that pattern." [05:01]
"He's shaking his head, everybody." [05:06]
"How dare you?" [05:16]
"How dare you do this to this type of person." [05:20]
"That's exactly what I said with 100% word for word accuracy." [05:35]
"Where is the sound coming from, Sean?" [05:41]
"I'm on Colorado Boulevard." [05:49]
"Unfuckingbelievable." [05:55]
"Administrative note, it's coming from Colorado Boulevard in that moment." [06:03]
"End of administrative note, returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." [06:08]
"He's never going to accept euthanization, everybody." [06:17]
"Where is this person?" [07:11]
"I'll just help him right now." [07:15]
"My Venmo is stop appealing." [07:19]
"Not stop appealing 147." [07:22]
"That's the murderer." [07:25]
"It's stop appealing." [07:27]
"Just no spaces, no nothing." [07:32]
"You could put an email in the memo and I will send you the discovery of telepathic terrorism, 2,000 pages of transcripts from conversations just like this one." [07:47]
"It's magical when you upload the document to Chat GBT and ask it questions." [07:54]
"Stop appealing, for example, stop appealing to my financial situation." [08:05]
"For $10, I will risk my life emailing you that document." [08:11]
"You could be a psychiatrist earning an income murdering innocent people who are communicating, attempting to address the elephant in the room, the so-called citizen tech phenomena of communication." [08:28]
"I'll still send you the document for a donation." [08:33]
"Please don't try to give me an email." [08:36]
"You could be using me to descend a living hell on a good person." [08:42]
"Like don't just do it what you have to donate and include an email." [08:47]
"Tragically the email you include in the donation could be someone who's supportive of the community." [08:57]
"It's really quite reckless, but what's a citizen to do?" [09:04]
"There's no one to call." [09:05]
"If you go to your doctor, you're going to be misdiagnosed as schizophrenic." [09:12]
"and they'll turn you into a fucking vegetable with medication and ruin your life." [09:22]
"The last thing the doctor will do is give you a Xanax prescription, some actual fucking relief." [09:32]
"They don't want to lose their license." [09:35]
"You have to go to the fentanyl dealer to get Xanax." [09:41]
"Not the fucking doctor." [09:44]
"I'm going to get off my angry soap box now." [10:02]
"Let's just end this recording because no one's coming." [10:08]
"No one's coming." [10:13]
"If you can't, you know, arrange something, arrange actual support, then you're not interested in helping anyone." [10:19]
"You're only interested in murdering someone for money, most likely." [10:29]
"And this is all based on a a large pattern of suggestion going back a year now." [10:38]
"It is 4:16 p.m." [10:39]
"Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [10:44]
"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris." [10:47]
"End of recording." [10:49]
"I will not be using that again for some time." [11:13]
"Um but so in the past couple minutes, I can summarize this." [11:21]
"It's about just under an hour." [11:24]
"And what has been suggested is that um I can now and I I can hear this now, uh I can hear the citizen tech communication from anywhere in this park." [11:41]
"Uh it's very quiet." [11:43]
"It almost sounds like someone has a uh Bluetooth headset and there it's uh it's not very clear." [11:51]
"However, if I hold my ear shut, then I can hear it much clearer and it's from the inside." [11:59]
"I've also demonstrated that by just stepping out into the intersection, it disappears." [12:05]
"Uh and it's also been suggested that this is now uh a new method that is not been used before." [12:13]
"It's a new technology that's been deployed and I've also heard suggestions that it's turned off, but it's not off." [12:21]
"Um and it's just really sad." [12:24]
"I mean, so, and I I've shared some personal experience about that." [12:28]
"But really, I just need to get I need to get out of Denver and um I don't know why nobody's helping me." [12:35]
"I mean, it's just bizarre." [12:37]
"How many times a day have I been offered to smoke Fentinel?" [12:41]
"It's crazy." [12:42]
"Um so I can hear this Citizen Tech communication and I'm just here to record these thoughts and it's I just, you know, I guess I'll just keep waiting for someone to do something." [12:53]
"This is a federal crime." [12:55]
"So maybe this will be the evidence we need." [12:57]
"But um yeah, this is a summary of what's been happening in the last hour and I'm just kind of letting these things surface and and I'm going to do my best to repeat them without getting angry." [13:06]
"It just it really feels like it's never going to end, you know, just no one cares." [13:11]
"I I don't, I mean, the people that are talking don't even care." [13:15]
"They don't care that they're ruining someone's life." [13:17]
"There's, it's almost like they have no ability to care." [13:21]
"But what I hear right now is uh a woman I would assume she's Caucasian." [13:26]
"That's just a general feeling." [13:29]
"And I can hear a man's voice every now and then." [13:32]
"And then I'm also hearing some very quiet almost electronic interference." [13:37]
"Um but I can hear this this communication now and I can hear it." [13:41]
"I'm now 20 ft from the intersection and I can I can hear it." [13:45]
"Um so it's a small pattern emerging now." [13:49]
"I'm going to end the recording now and just begin to start repeating for documentation." [13:54]
"Hopefully, uh somebody decides to actually enforce the law." [14:00]
"Um cuz I'm I am I'm very, very close to uh uh just going to the police station and uh taking a sleeping bag and just camping out there." [14:11]
"And so that I can report these things as they happen." [14:14]
"I just don't know how I'm going to earn a living." [14:17]
"Uh what does that matter?" [14:18]
"I can't I can't live like this, you know?" [14:21]
"So, I'm going to I'm going to end the recording now." [14:24]
"This is 4:17 p.m." [14:26]
"Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [14:29]
"This is Sean Christopher Harris." [14:31]
"End of recording." [14:32]
Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 8 (16:22)
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**4:29pm, capturing angry alcohol fueled themes related to fentanyl and the value of telepathy. Never punish yourself for being angry in this situation. Thank you for your service.*
File duration: 12:37
"It's 4:22 p.m." [00:03]
"Sunday, September, September 28th, 2025." [00:08]
"There is a uh suggestion." [00:11]
"There's this emerging decriminalization suggestion." [00:15]
"And this aligns with just the overwhelming floral bouquet Fentinel uh communication just pounding us all into submission, right?" [00:27]
"First, I want to say thank you for your service." [00:31]
"If you've been attempting to remove Fentinel from the streets." [00:35]
"But now we're in a human rights and a neuro ethics conversation that cannot be uh discarded." [00:44]
"Right?" [00:46]
"This method of communication is incredible." [00:50]
"Surfacing the actual thoughts and intentions of human beings in this method of communication is revealing a handful of themes." [01:03]
"Right?" [01:03]
"Underserved and overserved needs." [01:06]
"Suffering." [01:09]
"Workflows that do not make sense." [01:13]
"Criminal activity, right?" [01:16]
"Now, there's also just this idea, this experience, in my opinion that if this, maybe it's an assumption." [01:26]
"If we remove all that suffering from the life of an individual, what's waiting for them is incredible." [01:35]
"Incredible." [01:37]
"It's a life-saving and thriving tool for communication where you can connect yourself to people without this uh stereotypical uh superficial nightmare that is how we judge each other from a distance." [01:57]
"Right?" [01:58]
"You can really connect with someone without all the garbage that is our physical appearance and our financial station." [02:06]
"And that's incredible." [02:08]
"It you know, the internet for people overseas living in a village in Ethiopia for example, the internet shares information with many." [02:18]
"What does the telepathic method of communication do?" [02:22]
"Well, it connects you at a soul level, at a uh subconscious or superconscious level, human conscious level to another human being without all the garbage." [02:36]
"Your physical appearance is not the first thing they connect with." [02:41]
"It's just you and your happiness." [02:44]
"Your emotional content is first." [02:47]
"How do we get to this place?" [02:50]
"Something incredible is waiting for us if we can get to this place because it truly is void of racism." [02:59]
"of classism, of sexism." [03:01]
"If you allow it to be, it means that those things need to be absent in your body." [03:08]
"Do you think it's our judgment of each other that promote all of these harsh reflections, separating us from each other?" [03:19]
"Malevolent intention, for example." [03:22]
"Let's look at decriminalization for a moment." [03:25]
"There are a few patterns of suggestion out there." [03:30]
"One pattern of suggestion around decriminalization, it's a recent one, it's very small, is that Homeland security and or let's let's come up with a generic way to label this." [03:37]
"There is a group of individuals who are empowering and protecting the drug dealer, right?" [03:53]
"They're protecting America by taking ownership of the procurement process for the customer." [04:03]
"Someone who can't get pain relief from their doctor, whether it's a recreational need or an actual physical need." [04:14]
"Right?" [04:15]
"And so by taking running all the dealers out of town and putting in their own distribution centers, using this method of communication as the primary method, right?" [04:27]
"Not paying anyone, connecting each other and attempting to organize people, that that is one way we can get closer to non-violence." [04:40]
"From the distance right now, that's a good way of putting it, Sean." [04:45]
"Why not?" [04:47]
"Right?" [04:49]
"Why not?" [04:50]
"From the distance right now, do you see yourself being able to align with that?" [04:58]
"Response from the author." [05:01]
"Absolutely, but you have to approach me at this point due to the severity of this situation, like a human being." [05:12]
"compensation." [05:14]
"What I would say about that suggestion is are questions." [05:19]
"Are you compensating people to the tune of minimum wage for their time and effort?" [05:25]
"Do they have actual police protection that they can count on?" [05:29]
"Or is it just whether you can manipulate the officer at the time?" [05:36]
"Awaiting response from the distance." [05:40]
"Oh, Sean, what you said is a known issue." [05:49]
"Hallelujah." [05:55]
"Right." [05:57]
"Oh, now I'm so blown away." [06:00]
"There's a response happening from someone connected to me that is just it's dumping all of the original intention I had for this recording because what was suggested is so jarring." [06:16]
"I think we might just end the recording here frankly." [06:21]
"Um you know, I I wanted to to look at it and I think someone just said something that really Yeah, that sounded authentic." [06:33]
"Remember, this information needs to be substantiated." [06:38]
"I think what I wanted to look at is just how I can contribute and for one year, people have been spending time communicating with me." [06:51]
"How expensive is this?" [06:53]
"Are tax dollars paying for this?" [06:56]
"Right?" [06:56]
"Well around me now, we have people being added to the euthanization list." [07:01]
"I am going to stay the course and the course is only in favor of consent." [07:10]
"There is no future without consent." [07:14]
"There is no future without consent because look at the the groups of people talking to us." [07:22]
"If you do not have actual oversight and protection of your citizens, you could be experiencing a terrorist attack, and that is the suggestion right now." [07:35]
"But unfortunately, because of the unconsensual two conversation, people are only accountable to themselves and there is nowhere for the citizen to go to receive assistance." [07:51]
"There's no phone number." [07:52]
"There's no 60 minutes yet." [07:55]
"No one has acknowledged this." [07:58]
"The courts in America today are fighting uh debating over what part of our brain uh is private and what part is not." [08:08]
"At the moment, the answer is they can't decide." [08:12]
"An exerting yourself is being seen as one way to determine, you know, the the depth to which information is publicly accessible by these organizations, for example, navigating a pair of Meta Facebook AI sunglasses, navigating the email and movies with your finger gestures, and no mouse." [08:37]
"Well, that's a gesture, but what about this terrorist activity that involves mental imagery?" [08:44]
"Full color like high fidelity imagery, physical sensations and incessant life threatening communication, the threat of euthanization." [08:56]
"That will never be allowed, will it?" [08:59]
"That will never be commonplace." [09:02]
"Will it?" [09:03]
"It is unfortunately commonplace in Denver right now." [09:10]
"And it's spreading." [09:12]
"Remember, don't think of an individual being euthanized as a standalone issue, think contact tracing for HIV or Ebola." [09:24]
"Right?" [09:25]
"Communication from the incessant so-called ugly workflow descending on the person who will be euthanized." [09:34]
"They are bombarded and bludged psychologically until they're forced, right?" [09:40]
"To finally accept euthanization." [09:43]
"That is happening in the city of Denver right now to at least myself and the suggestion is 30 or more people a week conservatively are going to begin their journey with this blugening and each one will spread." [10:02]
"If you have the suggestion of a rotating group of observers, right?" [10:09]
"Operating on a chron, as in chronological." [10:13]
"Right?" [10:14]
"And I'm at the intersection and there's literally anger between the people murdering me and the research professional working with the driver of the vehicle." [10:25]
"Like, this is my person." [10:27]
"Why are you adding them to the euthanization list?" [10:30]
"How many thousands of people are talking to American citizens right now?" [10:36]
"It was suggested earlier that homeland security is being paid to access citizens in America." [10:46]
"This is unacceptable." [10:48]
"If there's any truth to that, it is absolutely unacceptable." [10:53]
"And right now, the last thing happening for this growing population of dead people, myself and the others impacted is to leave me out here to die and only communicate with me via Citizen Tech." [11:10]
"Now, I am thankful for that service because it didn't exist before and that was a horrible experience." [11:18]
"However, I will never accept euthanization." [11:23]
"Remember, if someone is telling you don't worry about helping him, he's going to fall and we're going to get full fidelity images of his murderer." [11:34]
"Two points here." [11:35]
"One, the people being used are just average citizens, being manipulated from a distance, just like maybe you are." [11:45]
"Just like maybe you are, the intelligence community member not doing anything." [11:52]
"Consider that for a moment." [11:55]
"Every day I get here and remember, never punish yourself for being angry." [12:02]
"And I've asked these people, why don't you just shoot me?" [12:06]
"Tragically they say, well, it's an organizational restriction." [12:13]
"That's the theme." [12:14]
"which makes me just look at America." [12:18]
"I need to stop talking about this." [12:21]
"It is ruining my life and murdering the people around me." [12:26]
"It is 4:34 p.m." [12:28]
"Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [12:33]
"12-minute recording, end of recording." [12:37]
Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 9 (17:12)
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**5:12pm, sharing more alcohol fueled thoughts from what is left of the author after at least one year of being terrorized. Never punish yourself for being angry and or self medicating in this situation. Thank you for your service.*
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"It is 5:12 p.m." [00:02]
"Sunday, September 28th, 2025." [00:06]
"I just spent some time at a 7-Eleven begging for chicken wings because I haven't had a meal yet today and I'm starving." [00:15]
"I spent my pathetic money just a few dollars I had." [00:20]
"I know I'm not a funded terrorist." [00:24]
"You you manipulated, you poor lost soul." [00:28]
"I am not a funded terrorist, right?" [00:32]
"I came to the 7-Eleven that's been good to me." [00:34]
"I tell people." [00:36]
"Um I'm not asking for money, I'm asking for chicken." [00:40]
"Can you help me with some chicken, not money." [00:44]
"And normally, chicken surfaces, but at this point in time, there were three other adult males competing at the 7-Eleven for drug-related money." [00:54]
"They don't want chicken, right?" [00:58]
"people are good to them there." [01:01]
"That's an assumption, but based on their communication, right?" [01:05]
"They're asking for money, not chicken." [01:10]
"I'm asking for chicken." [01:13]
"Sometimes money shows up when you ask for chicken." [01:18]
"All of that said, right?" [01:19]
"We're looking at this." [01:21]
"and it's and you have this this thing that has descended upon America that is uh lasted for 100 years." [01:27]
"For 100 years or more, the war on drugs, right?" [01:34]
"The war on our children, our neighbors, for seeking out relief from suffering." [01:42]
"There is an underserve and overserved need here." [01:45]
"The underserve need is relief from suffering." [01:48]
"We jail doctors for providing relief." [01:52]
"and we jail consumers for providing relief." [01:57]
"But we empower outside organizations in geographies, other countries in this marketplace, the global marketplace." [02:05]
"They don't have to pay taxes." [02:11]
"If they come to America and they sell narcotics, aka relief from suffering, right?" [02:16]
"in a way that produces a sale." [02:22]
"Well, they're empowered hand over fist." [02:27]
"And that's been happening for 100 years." [02:29]
"We stifle the medical, the health care industry." [02:33]
"You're not allowed to provide that." [02:36]
"And on the other hand, we make it illegal for anyone to have relief from suffering unless it's alcohol or cannabis in the state of Colorado." [02:45]
"And for all other substances, that's fair game to conduct military work." [02:51]
"military activity." [02:59]
"And so sitting there watching these other people scrounge and hey, can we get some change?" [03:04]
"They get right up in the driver's face." [03:09]
"They walk right up to the driver." [03:12]
"They'll almost get in the fucking car and sit on the driver's lap." [03:16]
"Can I have a few dollars?" [03:18]
"You sick fuck." [03:20]
"Don't do that." [03:21]
"I understand how desperate you are, but that's what's happening." [03:25]
"My approach is different." [03:30]
"and I would like it officially acknowledged." [03:33]
"Right?" [03:36]
"So what is America going to do in this situation?" [03:40]
"Well, one thing, it's kind of like looking at this situation." [03:45]
"What was looking at the situation like before telepathy, before Citizen Tech?" [03:52]
"You might have a street camera looking at a wide shot of the 7-Eleven." [03:55]
"You might have an operative with a chest camera or a bug, an audio wire on their chest, and they're going to walk up and talk to you." [04:06]
"You might have a, you know, an existing initiative to kind of dissolve the crack spot with no alternative for the people there." [04:15]
"In fact, they're the devil." [04:22]
"The people who want relief from suffering from their horrible fucking lives are going to be jailed and executed possibly." [04:27]
"They're just garbage, human garbage." [04:34]
"And if they can't choose the I'm an addict forever path, right?" [04:37]
"The path of addiction thinking I'm always an addict." [04:43]
"Once an addict, always an addict." [04:46]
"and I'm not allowed to ever enjoy wine or a normal life." [04:49]
"I'm a low-information vestibule who's going to exist in a in the context of suffering." [04:56]
"It's always going to be a sour, sober existence." [05:04]
"No one's buying that." [05:06]
"No one wants that." [05:08]
"What the fuck?" [05:10]
"There's no value proposition." [05:14]
"Right?" [05:15]
"So I'm here today and we've got three adult males, two people of color and a scroungy white male that makes these just gutteral fucking, right?" [05:24]
"I'm listening to someone talk to him and he's barfing out these strange sounds." [05:32]
"Is there someone in the control room speaking in that poor lost soul?" [05:39]
"Someone's fucking son that never made it home from the concert, who's been inadvertently added to a military scenario." [05:47]
"What the fuck, United States of America?" [05:54]
"Where is the love and concern for our ability to care for people?" [06:01]
"Do you think that it's just it's just one way, America?" [06:07]
"For example, right?" [06:12]
"You go to high school, you got an elementary school, and middle school and high school, you get to college, you get a job, and nothing happens, right?" [06:17]
"Nothing fucking happens." [06:24]
"And so in the other world is, oh, you fucked up." [06:29]
"You became an an evil drug addict." [06:33]
"And then we descend you into a living hell." [06:37]
"and you have no support." [06:39]
"It's just this binary bullshit." [06:43]
"And meanwhile, you have all these systems at work." [06:47]
"For example, Judeo-Christian uh romantic marriages, romantic monogamous marriages, where only 50% of people succeed because one adult could turn into a an absentee landlord." [06:58]
"They just want to touch their partner or go to the gym and maintain themselves." [07:08]
"And uh, once you're paying for a mortgage together, the other person who's been, you know, agreed to fucking just uh, the non monogamous Western Judeo-Christian marriage, right?" [07:29]
"The romantic marriage." [07:35]
"Once you enroll in that agreement with another human being, should they choose to abandon you, you are alone." [07:39]
"You will receive no more blowjobs." [07:47]
"You there won't be a life partner anymore." [07:49]
"The person may actually be angered by your presence." [07:53]
"Uh what you signed up for from an underserve and overserve needs perspective is a human being that loves you." [08:00]
"They love you." [08:05]
"and they want to spend time with you intimately, watch movies together, travel together." [08:09]
"And when that human being is suffering so badly that they can no longer touch your body, what do you do?" [08:16]
"What do you do?" [08:22]
"It's a divorce." [08:25]
"Yes." [08:27]
"You can't fucking latch yourself onto someone." [08:31]
"There's not sadly, you could, right?" [08:33]
"You could design in a situation where, hey, let's try and get a mortgage going for a house with extra bedrooms, so you can have your bedroom to fuck the man you want, and I can have my bedroom to fuck the woman I want." [08:45]
"And we'll take care of our children." [08:54]
"It's this pathetic failing Judeo-Christian monogamy that just rips us all to shreds, isn't it?" [09:00]
"Isn't it?" [09:05]
"And so you overlay that with another agenda that is just uh, the pathetic war on drugs, right?" [09:12]
"The pathetic war on drugs." [09:17]
"So someone is going to prescribe to us that there is no relief from suffering." [09:22]
"If you can't find relief from alcohol, well, we're going to destroy your life." [09:30]
"Exactly." [09:32]
"And but unfortunately, the market states that if you have any money at all, and people present themselves accordingly, you can find relief." [09:40]
"Just not through your doctor." [09:45]
"So here we are, right?" [09:47]
"And where is telepathy?" [09:48]
"Well, telepathy could save us all from both scenarios." [09:53]
"couldn't it?" [09:55]
"Not only could you abandon that partner that doesn't give a fuck about you." [09:59]
"You could also spend time with them telepathically like, hey, let's meet telepathically and talk about why it didn't work." [10:05]
"Maybe we can fix it." [10:09]
"Both people could find an intimate partner, right?" [10:11]
"We'll get to happiness quickly." [10:14]
"It's an unserved need." [10:17]
"And from the drug dealing perspective, it's just like this is a substance related issue." [10:20]
"Colorado has already learned that cannabis is a great metaphor for any other substance." [10:28]
"Is there any truth to that?" [10:32]
"Why are we murdering people?" [10:35]
"The suggestion is is that the DEA is sawing people up in bathtubs." [10:41]
"lying to them, giving them eye drops that kill them and then wrapping them up in fucking wax paper and throwing them out the window." [10:47]
"That's the suggestion." [10:53]
"America, when are we going to look at the actual opportunity?" [10:58]
"Let's move the ball over into Meta AI and navigating the new Ray-Bans." [11:03]
"Finger gestures, right?" [11:07]
"Courts are debating whether or not we have access to our brains." [11:13]
"whether or not our brains are protected, I should say." [11:16]
"So you're going to navigate text messages and movies using this new meta eye Ray band glasses." [11:21]
"When you sign the terms and suggestions, you sign over there are two worlds." [11:27]
"You sign over your life where you do not have to communicate in an unconsented two conversation or you do." [11:34]
"That is the world we're in." [11:41]
"It's really horrible and there are other agendas touching the entire thing, right?" [11:45]
"So why is it that that I'm out here being euthanized by multiple groups of people?" [11:53]
"Is it a law enforcement effort or is it a Meta AI Facebook effort, Apple effort?" [12:03]
"Someone needs to hold these people accountable." [12:11]
"My assumption is that that organization is the Federal Bureau of Investigation." [12:16]
"I will never accept euthanization." [12:21]
"America, you need to pull yourself together." [12:24]
"You really need to pull yourself together." [12:26]
"This is disgusting." [12:29]