Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 8 (16:22) (Part 2)
Sep 28, 2025 — Recording 8 (16:22)
Audio: 20250928-162209.mp3
**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]