Oct 22, 2025 — Recording 6 (13:52) (Part 3)
Oct 22, 2025 — Recording 6 (13:52)
Audio: 20251022-135216-01.mp3
**1:52pm, overarching themes and takeaways from the so-called “Battle for the Intersection” including a detailed summary of my experience “overriding” the so-called “Citizen Tech” communication of others, which has been suggested to be a deal breaker to continue an attack on America. In addition, was there more than one person at the intersection and in-turn being used as a platform to generate additional euthanization prospects i.e. from another person with a sign at the intersection “why is this happening to me?”?*
"File duration: 29 minutes and 30 seconds"
"1:52 p.m., Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025." [00:07]
"Um, it's going to do some brief takeaways from the intersection." [00:13]
"So, uh, looking at the themes, the unconsented to conversation is still present." [00:22]
"Right?" [00:23]
"This is true for any location." [00:25]
"Not just the intersection, any location." [00:29]
"Um," [00:32]
"The unconsented to conversation is present, the threat of euthanasia, so paraphrasing." [00:56]
"Do you accept your euthanasia after long periods of uh psychological violence?" [01:06]
"Um," [01:08]
"you must accept euthanasia." [01:12]
"We need you to accept euthanasia, right?" [01:15]
"Happening in many locations." [01:18]
"People being added to the euthanasia list." [01:22]
"So, the presence of the unconsented to conversation, the use of psychological violence, verbal violence within this phenomena, this uh so-called citizen technology method of communication." [01:40]
"And then followed by uh the statement, the call to action that is accepting euthanasia." [01:50]
"All of that is present at the intersection." [01:55]
"People being added to the euthanasia list after uh encountering this unconsented to conversation in their vehicles is still happening." [02:07]
"And I think the 10, the 30 to 50 a week is understating it." [02:13]
"From the distance just now, it absolutely is understating it." [02:23]
"Um, that's uh some new some new themes, uh, new information from the intersection itself." [02:34]
"Um," [02:36]
"So there's another female across the street." [02:39]
"At times people showing up at the intersection, it's this is also a theme, suggestions that citizen tech suggestions that there are people at the intersection uh who are going to facilitate my euthanasia and they're there to approach me." [02:58]
"And they attempt to establish communication with me using citizen technology, it's a very large theme." [03:06]
"right?" [03:07]
"Uh, but at the intersection, so grave physical danger." [03:13]
"Uh Caucasian people." [03:16]
"Um the suggestion historically is that it's French Canadian or law enforcement professionals working freelance." [03:24]
"work." [03:26]
"Uh freelance work." [03:29]
"Did I pass one row?" [03:32]
"Did I walk right past it?" [03:34]
"How annoying?" [03:37]
"Um," [03:39]
"making extra money on the side." [03:42]
"There it is." [03:44]
"Um, and and so, uh, another theme, that did not happen today." [03:52]
"There was a mention that uh, paraphrasing, do not look at our person." [03:59]
"When some of somebody was crossing the street." [04:03]
"People listening at the intersection in any location, anywhere, walking up behind me, following me for a little while and then walking away and saying he's not communicating." [04:15]
"That statement, right?" [04:17]
"People being used as a vessel was suggested today that is another theme." [04:24]
"So, for example, eyes are in use." [04:28]
"His eyes are in actually being triggered or in use, paraphrasing is a historical suggestion." [04:36]
"Uh our people being used as a vessel to communicate with the vehicles, uh eyes and communication uh for the the the human being being used as a vessel." [04:49]
"Um," [04:51]
"is is a pattern and human experience." [04:54]
"and a human experience." [04:56]
"So, um, today, I demonstrated overrides." [05:02]
"And I did two rounds of it and I left time in between." [05:06]
"And so, this is also a pattern, a historical pattern." [05:09]
"When I do the overrides for a while and then I stop, I let everyone know that I'm doing them and I let everyone know I stop, communication returns to suppressing me uh for the purposes of euthanasia." [05:26]
"And so I went through doing this two times." [05:29]
"I began overrides and and use the communication to protect the vehicles." [05:36]
"Uh, and then I stopped it." [05:38]
"And this is to explain what the override is." [05:41]
"It's using the communication, the exertion, the mental exertion or system exertion that is already established." [05:52]
"already initiated from the the direction of the facilitators of euthanasia, the so-called ugly workflows or the terrorist attack, whatever you want to call it." [06:04]
"Their exertion is leveraged and manipulated to uh into a protective statement." [06:12]
"For example, instead of their target, their intended statement, do not support this person to the left of you." [06:21]
"Uh for example, it becomes through my override, uh I facilitate the change of the message using their exertion, their energy." [06:34]
"their already intended or initiated stream of communication to read." [06:42]
"uh do not communicate with us, you could be forced to accept euthanasia." [06:48]
"Do not communicate, your money could be stolen." [06:52]
"uh you could be murdered for communicating, any variety of those things." [06:57]
"And that is based on the historical suggestion." [07:01]
"Uh, people suggesting that that is what we should say to the vehicles is also a large pattern." [07:08]
"Uh, that's when I do the override, people suggest why aren't we saying that to the vehicles, that's what we should be saying is that they should not communicate." [07:19]
"From the distance just now, it's an attack, America." [07:26]
"returning to themes." [07:29]
"Uh, today, let's see, there's some kind of new granular suggestion around the overrides." [07:37]
"They use the terminology, uh, the vessel, right?" [07:43]
"And so they're trying to figure out, there's a pattern of discussion where they attempt to figure out how the override is happening." [07:52]
"In the past, I've been present for other people to successfully override the message in a similar way." [08:00]
"Who is doing this?" [08:02]
"Is it the same organization?" [08:04]
"This historical suggestion of a weapons development organization in Israel or the Middle East, for example." [08:12]
"uh, pointing their weaponry at America and trying to figure out uh how this override happens." [08:22]
"It's been suggested that it is a dealbreaker for an attack." [08:25]
"That was suggested today." [08:28]
"I mentioned it and someone else reiterated it." [08:32]
"Um," [08:34]
"So, uh let's talk about the presence of people at the intersection." [08:40]
"Uh, today, on many occasions, there have been people uh flying a sign looking for donations at the other intersection." [08:49]
"Now, on more than one occasion, uh, and I may have mistaken this." [08:57]
"Uh, here's a question." [08:58]
"Are is more than one person being euthanized at that intersection?" [09:04]
"Right?" [09:05]
"So has somebody gone out there and been gotten themselves on the euthanasia list somewhere in Denver or wherever and shown up at the intersection next to me and they are also being targeted and suppressed?" [09:22]
"Today, there was in the past, there have been people uh who are emanating uh that statement." [09:29]
"And I've never seen it from a distance come from someone else." [09:34]
"At first, I thought maybe that person is being used to facilitate a message." [09:40]
"I do not think that's true any longer." [09:44]
"Looking at it now, what happens to me at the intersection, this is based on my experience." [09:50]
"Hey hey buddy." [09:51]
"Is that I'm used as a vessel to see the vehicle and then communicate with the vehicle." [09:59]
"So if I see that happening or sense it happening from across the street, across uh 8th Avenue," [10:09]
"then I think based on my experience, that person is not contributing to the torment, they are also being targeted." [10:18]
"Right?" [10:20]
"So, if we hear the it emanating from my position, do not support the person to the left of you." [10:28]
"The vehicle is to the left of me." [10:30]
"I'm being suppressed and they're using my body to communicate that message." [10:35]
"It's horribly violent." [10:37]
"And then they're adding people to the euthanasia list if they say anything." [10:42]
"And now so across the street, there's another person emanating the same communication." [10:48]
"So I don't think they're contributing to the terrorism." [10:53]
"I think they're also being executed." [10:56]
"And and here's why." [10:58]
"It's so strange when you're caught up in one point of view in this situation that they'd look a certain way, you think that everyone at the intersection is trying to harm you, but no, I think there's been more than one occasion now where another human being at the intersection has been added to the list and they're being suppressed." [11:22]
"So the other person, the vehicles are also at their left." [11:27]
"Uh there are strange comments like, am I doing this right?" [11:31]
"Right?" [11:32]
"That could be another person somewhere else." [11:34]
"I've you know, not at the intersection or not at the median, I should say." [11:42]
"So there's another homeless person at the median or another person looking for donations." [11:46]
"Uh I can hear the same statement emanating from their location." [11:52]
"And I come out of Trader Joe's, uh grocery store and I walk across the street and I'm listening to her and looking at her and a statement is suggested from her direction." [12:04]
"Why is this happening to me?" [12:07]
"Why is this happening to me from the person with the sign?" [12:12]
"And so," [12:14]
"from the distance, uh, paraphrasing, I think multiple people are being suppressed." [12:28]
"That makes the most sense now." [12:30]
"Um," [12:33]
"from the distance, that's exactly what I said, no need for paraphrasing." [12:43]
"Um, what else happened?" [12:46]
"There was a little bit of communication that may indicate Homeland security might have successfully positioned someone." [12:55]
"I don't really have the the statement handy, but if this is happening to people putting someone out there and asking them to communicate, probably isn't that hard." [13:06]
"But you have to you have to find the the threat somehow." [13:12]
"I mean, it seems to be in many places." [13:16]
"Um," [13:18]
"it follows people that are, you know, you have the people being attacked, that's one way to find it." [13:23]
"Uh" [13:24]
"from the distance just now, paraphrasing, uh, going into the places where uh, communication is happening has helped us uh, reveal the military advisor threat." [13:56]
"And add someone to the list intentionally." [14:03]
"Can you imagine how frightening that must be for the person?" [14:12]
"Uh from from the author, yes." [14:16]
"Uh people have asked to be added to the list." [14:19]
"And so this part is very important." [14:22]
"If the person you're using has a law enforcement background in their memories, could it or they go report to a law enforcement office? [14:33]
"uh, and their eyes are sharing information, would that dissuade or the enemy, you know the people adding people to the euthanasia list and facilitating euthanasia, would they know that the person is a law enforcement officer and would that steer them away?" [14:55]
"They might continue tormenting you using you as a a platform to add people to the list, but then never show up." [15:05]
"From the distance, that's so important to understand everybody." [15:13]
"from the distance just now, this is important comment and a pattern of suggestion." [15:34]
"Uh, from the distance, paraphrasing, Homeland security has been doing the bidding of these people for a very long time in hopes to find out who they are." [15:47]
"And it it may never have occurred to us earlier that the eyes information from the eyes or the memories could have been in use and informed them on who we actually are." [16:06]
"We're the people wearing black in the city of Denver and we are actually Homeland security from the distance just now." [16:22]
"That did not work out as I expected." [16:28]
"Uh, from the author, so someone may have been manipulating or presenting some kind of incriminating or uh trifling information thinking that it would show up in my document a certain way." [16:45]
"Uh, that's not how the document is uh framed." [16:49]
"There are plenty of annotations, uh, consistently that separate my thinking, my suggestions from the communication, the citizen tech communication." [17:02]
"Um, one thing that was not present today that there has been a historical presence of is people other people communicating with the vehicles in defense of the vehicle." [17:17]
"Uh, for example, um, someone asked the vehicle, like, who's communicating with the vehicles?" [17:25]
"Stop communicating with the vehicles, followed immediately by add them both to the list." [17:32]
"Right?" [17:33]
"So the person attempting to defend the vehicle and the the passengers, driver and passengers of the vehicle." [17:39]
"Um," [17:41]
"so that there was no adding." [17:44]
"I mean, this went on for months, so I want to say at least two months this summer conservatively, and it was really tragic, I think for all of us." [17:53]
"People really tried to get involved in the conversation and this policy of not acknowledging not acknowledging someone that shows up in defense of the vehicle really revealed itself." [18:07]
"So, for example, someone shows up and attempts to communicate with the person facilitating the ugly workflow on the vehicle." [18:16]
"you know, suppressing me and uh generating new additions to the euthanasia list." [18:24]
"They're confronted in the vehicle, uh while they're speaking with the driver, you know, or and or passengers and they refuse to communicate." [18:36]
"questions are met with silence and later a statement, uh, we are not going to acknowledge that person." [18:44]
"And it's been suggested that that is also a policy, part of the protocol of the facilitators of the ugly workflows." [18:53]
"So, no one's doing, no one's defending the vehicles any longer and um I warned people for a while going out there almost every day, just, you know, if you engage with the vehicle or you could be added to, they could be added to the list." [19:11]
"And so this is the reason that I don't spend all day you doing the override." [19:17]
"However, the override, I've never done an experiment where I override every single word suggested in my presence." [19:28]
"Um, I've done it for long periods of time and been really ugly about it." [19:33]
"And it has just angered people so badly." [19:36]
"It is angered the facilitators of the ugly workflows and euthanasia so badly." [19:43]
"Um but it also points out this flaw in the attack." [19:47]
"Maybe I end on this and then I'm going to ask for feedback if anyone wants to provide feedback or comment on this recording." [19:58]
"We'll do that for a little while until it goes bad." [20:01]
"But um this brain-to-brain connection, I think, you know, remember, there is a method of communication and then there is human behavior surfacing, using the method of communication." [20:16]
"And just like all methods of communication, it's a two-way street." [20:21]
"and uh, unlike a phone call and this is very interesting, I the people talking have the ability to override each other's comments, right?" [20:34]
"So if you're going to use a human being as a vessel, well, it's their vessel." [20:38]
"Wouldn't they have just a natural authority over what comes out of it?" [20:44]
"From the distance, I think you're right about that, Sean." [20:49]
"Um, so they have admin rights over what comes out of them." [20:54]
"Maybe that's a theory on why the override is possible." [20:58]
"I'm going to uh pause right." [21:03]
"Okay, returning to the recording." [21:06]
"Um, it was suggested earlier today uh that someone was going to show up at the intersection with support from Microsoft and India." [21:17]
"And then later it was suggested that that was not going to happen because the people on the ground could not be trusted." [21:26]
"Uh and the military advisors have come up as having just historic this is another pattern." [21:34]
"No one want paraphrasing, no one wants to spend time with us." [21:39]
"The facilitators of euthanasia are finding some social Uh probably whoever suggesting this, my assumption is is that's who is suggesting it, but they are experiencing social hardships from their role, terror in terrorizing people." [21:57]
"Um," [21:58]
"And so today no one showed up." [22:08]
"There have been so many offers." [22:09]
"There's about one or two offers a week, you know, whether they're official offers, of course not." [22:15]
"They are not official anything because it's a covert method of communication." [22:21]
"I mean, it's completely transparent, but there's no caller ID." [22:25]
"There's no accountability." [22:27]
"So, you know, if anything, they are suggestions to either poison someone's will to live or a probe for a reaction." [22:38]
"prospective reaction." [22:39]
"And it's one of the most painful things you could do to someone." [22:42]
"If you're probing for someone's reaction and know the damage you're doing to that person, uh, I mean, how long will that kind of suggestion continue?" [22:56]
"It's horrible." [22:57]
"Um, you know, recently, there's a job, we want to offer you a job making public safety announcements in the morning." [23:05]
"We'll be in touch." [23:07]
"Let's see what happens next." [23:09]
"There's a very long history of uh, let me see what I can actually do for this person." [23:16]
"And then an explanation that they say that uh for just the short-term band-aid, the short-term uh damage control to the person's consciousness, but they know full well that no one is actually going to do anything to help that person." [23:35]
"It's sickening." [23:37]
"Um so, you know, uh it was also suggested how about a job at Microsoft headquarters today in Seattle." [23:47]
"Is this because the higher-ups are watching and and that what they're trying to look good while they're, you know, forcing people to accept euthanasia?" [23:59]
"What is happening?" [24:01]
"Does any can anyone comment on that?" [24:04]
"And forgive me if I'm wrong here." [24:05]
"Uh remember, I'm not accusing any one organization or group of people." [24:12]
"I'm going to uh move to the repeating process now to see if anyone wants to share any information related to what we experienced at the intersection or anything else whatsoever." [24:26]
"uh, in three, two, one." [24:30]
"Are you enjoying an alcoholic beverage, Sean Christopher Harris?" [24:39]
"Are you not going to answer that?" [24:47]
"I have a law enforcement officer that wants to find a reason to arrest you." [25:00]
"This is absolute bullshit doing this to someone." [25:10]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [25:13]
"That was all from the same person, everybody." [25:23]
"I am paraphrasing, I am in India and I am so offended that someone would suggest helping you from India." [25:48]
"Yes, that is not what India needs to do right now." [25:59]
"From the distance, can you tell us more about that?" [26:05]
"Uh, paraphrasing, it is very important for America to know that this is an attack on their ability to govern people." [26:32]
"Yes, that is exactly what I suggested with 100% word-for-word accuracy." [26:45]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [26:48]
"There's a reason why we chose this person to make this suggestion." [27:07]
"paraphrasing from the distance, we chose this person because he is the only person we're aware of who is brave enough in the entire United States to produce something like the Discovery of Telepathic terrorism." [27:47]
"How does that make you feel, Sean Christopher Harris?" [27:53]
"From the author, thank you for for using me." [28:03]
"Um, I'm disappointed and concerned that no one else has been identified uh as being suitable to convey a message." [28:21]
"Um, from my experience, there are people who will communicate, uh, but, you know, I guess I'm curious have as a large segment of technology workers been spoken to or added to the euthanasia list." [28:42]
"Uh, returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [28:50]
"That is a very good question, Sean Christopher Harris." [28:59]
"Please do not use that person's personally identifiable information." [29:13]
"That question is so important, everybody." [29:23]