Nov 11, 2025 — Recording 2 (10:08) (Part 4)

Nov 11, 2025 — Recording 2 (10:08)

Audio: 20251111-100805-02.mp3

**Continuing themes from the night before*

Audio file duration: 24:32

"truth to this suggestion. [ 0:1 ]"

"Um you know, thank you so much, Denver Rescue Bishop, uh, for defending your residents in this moment. [ 0:11 ]"

"It's a paraphrasing other suggestions here. [ 0:16 ]"

"Um, we could lose our job for for letting you go talk to that person. [ 0:21 ]"

"And then the, you know, we need you people to leave the building. [ 0:26 ]"

"This morning it was suggested that there is an NSA person there forcing a bowel movement on me. [ 0:33 ]"

"uh paraphrasing, I've been forcing bowel movements on this person for weeks from inside this building. [ 0:42 ]"

"Right? [ 0:45 ]"

"Uh, so from and then say a person, I mean, from the from the author's perspective here, I okay. [ 0:53 ]"

"So I've I've given myself to this situation. [ 0:58 ]"

"I'm going to address both points. [ 1:0 ]"

"Uh, let's start with the forced bowel movement thing. [ 1:3 ]"

"Um, if you're in the building and and you don't need a bed, right? [ 1:7 ]"

"Please consider using email or phone to speak with me, period. [ 1:13 ]"

"That's for both groups. [ 1:14 ]"

"Secret Empire, anybody that wants to, NSA, anybody that wants to talk to me, one of the most terrifying things about this situation is just this refusal to use email or telephone, publicly facing an accountable methods of communication. [ 1:34 ]"

"It won't it won't protect me, but it'll at least say, uh, you know, I could still use lose my life engaging with these people, but it at least says that we there's enough safety there for a publicly facing conversation. [ 1:52 ]"

"You know, what is the reason for the absence of publicly facing communication? [ 1:57 ]"

"Another reason for this could be that the NSA is not there, that the secret empire is not there, and this is all just an elaborate uh attack. [ 2:13 ]"

"An elaborate attack incriminating and destabilizing uh public perception of America's infrastructure and their law enforcement capability. [ 2:23 ]"

"So, you know, it it really is in my opinion, you cannot use citizen tech to have a conversation safely with anyone for the for the purposes of research or uh extraction or learning what they're going through. [ 2:42 ]"

"And America is not prepared for that conversation from a you know, legally binding perspective. [ 2:50 ]"

"Uh the healthcare community really needs to understand the use of technology to prevent the misdiagnosis of schizophrenia that could result in the destruction of someone's career, custody of their children, uh it could result in the destabilization of any citizen or leader in the community, you know, any part of it, any sector. [ 3:15 ]"

"And uh not having that acknowledgement right now is probably one of the most challenging things because if the acknowledgement was there, well then maybe I'd be more inclined, maybe someone would be more inclined to have a casual conversation about what they're going through. [ 3:33 ]"

"However, we still have the threat of people being euthanized for communicating. [ 3:39 ]"

"If this threat is out there, not only can the individual not get a job after they've been targeted, but they're never going to be able to progress in life. [ 3:50 ]"

"And I'm not sure where leadership actually exists in this situation. [ 3:57 ]"

"Um, so, there's another piece of information that is uh uh some more visual information. [ 4:6 ]"

"So looking inward, uh this is going to be kind of a a drilling into the uh overrides from last night. [ 4:18 ]"

"So, I wake up from in my bed after sleeping most of the way through the night, and I look inwards and here is a person of color with green fatigues on. [ 4:31 ]"

"Looks like, you know, the military. [ 4:34 ]"

"uh in a room with other people, possibly a female, another person of color, a female. [ 4:41 ]"

"And you know, is this is there silence right now, right? [ 4:48 ]"

"in Denver? [ 4:49 ]"

"This is the other theme I forgot about. [ 4:50 ]"

"Let's look at this. [ 4:52 ]"

"Did I create silence last night? [ 4:55 ]"

"So for three nights in a row, I was able to use overrides to create a period of silence that grew incrementally from about 30 seconds to one minute to five minutes maybe, and then what it felt, it felt like we had a loss of some of the predatory communication. [ 5:15 ]"

"I think things have improved and silence is is a good way of measuring that. [ 5:22 ]"

"And so getting back to these the suggestion of the presence of military, the communication at that point in time when I woke up was, I mean it was present. [ 5:35 ]"

"And if the unconsented to conversation is present, well, it's not good. [ 5:40 ]"

"I mean, it's one thing to defend someone against a statement. [ 5:44 ]"

"It's another thing to use the the communication to keep people up at night for the purposes of demonstration. [ 5:53 ]"

"If if you know someone is capable of demonstrating something, please consider uh moving that person to a controlled environment and compensating them, especially if they're being targeted for euthanasia and their presence invites terrorism. [ 6:9 ]"

"Please consider that. [ 6:11 ]"

"And so that said, I understand that observations will happen. [ 6:15 ]"

"How else will you find these people? [ 6:18 ]"

"And I'm just curious how much longer will it take? [ 6:21 ]"

"We do not want the defense of the community to go away. [ 6:25 ]"

"Under no circumstances do you want the actual defense of the community to go away, but this this group, I think was looking for a demonstration because of the disbelief uh that historical disbelief that is present. [ 6:40 ]"

"Uh, you know, so there's phenomena present and then there's disbelief and what human beings are capable of. [ 6:47 ]"

"You know, do we really need to be euthanized? [ 6:51 ]"

"I think everyone loves telepathy in general and people are seeing that once they understand its technology, technology supported communication, you could easily make out the difference between ugly human behavior and the ugliness, the conceitdness and just predatory exertion over the general public. [ 7:17 ]"

"It it's really the ugliest thing that I've ever experienced. [ 7:20 ]"

"I cannot believe what human beings are capable of. [ 7:24 ]"

"And I think that, you know, if I was walking down the street in a time of war and someone shot me, it just seems so much more humane and efficient than psychologically terrorizing people for years. [ 7:40 ]"

"I've been going through this over a year at least and having a strong awareness of it. [ 7:46 ]"

"So let's get back to these military folks all that said. [ 7:51 ]"

"So I I really did not want to demonstrate anything, but there was communication and so I started overriding it and I went through the progression of verbal to sound to using the information that is silenced. [ 8:8 ]"

"This what has been described as a fluttering sound. [ 8:12 ]"

"And then I set it, I set it and I forgot it and I fell asleep. [ 8:17 ]"

"So it's fairly, you know, you're if you do this well, you're not going to exert yourself. [ 8:24 ]"

"Um, basically you get through a few rounds of waiting for someone to uh waiting for someone to exert themselves over you. [ 8:34 ]"

"And then it's it's when that happens that you can find them and then override, but there's no override unless someone's exerting themselves over you. [ 8:46 ]"

"So, every time someone exerts themselves, my brain is busy searching, right? [ 8:51 ]"

"or waiting for that source, finding it. [ 8:54 ]"

"And it it feels like I don't know, what is that ball? [ 8:58 ]"

"It's like a glass ball with the electric like rod in the center. [ 9:6 ]"

"What the hell is that thing? [ 9:7 ]"

"I need to look it up, but it feels there's a physical sensation emanating from the center of my head. [ 9:15 ]"

"Uh so if I had communication from the left, I could feel a physical sensation of something moving from the center of my head to the left side of my skull and meeting it. [ 9:25 ]"

"Meeting it from the direction of the communication wherever that exertion is coming from in a distance. [ 9:32 ]"

"And so what it feels like is that there's communication coming from any given direction. [ 9:39 ]"

"any given direction and my brain is meeting it and there's a physical sensation of movement and once you do this a few times or you find the source and then you override it with a word or a sound or the information that is silent creating silence effectively, you do that a few times. [ 9:59 ]"

"you feel a sense of gratification, like you're gratified from it. [ 10:4 ]"

"And then it you pause on any exertion on your part and you relax. [ 10:9 ]"

"It just continues. [ 10:11 ]"

"The the silencing and the overriding just seems to continue on its own. [ 10:17 ]"

"And so, I think I did a fairly good job of it last night, but then I fell asleep like that. [ 10:24 ]"

"Um, I went back to sleep. [ 10:25 ]"

"It actually is kind of exhausting from a human experience perspective. [ 10:31 ]"

"It's uh, I would really love the chance to sit down with a technology organization or an institution, right? [ 10:39 ]"

"Like MIT has been suggested historically, and really go through all of this these different explorations of internal gestures. [ 10:50 ]"

"Would anyone care to comment on uh the suggestion of me overriding sound at the shelter last night? [ 10:58 ]"

"From the distance, that does that from another speaker that coincides with our information. [ 11:14 ]"

"That's exactly what I suggested. [ 11:21 ]"

"I said absolutely, that's exactly what I suggested from the distance just now. [ 11:29 ]"

"Uh from the distance just now. [ 11:31 ]"

"From the author, from the person that suggested that does not. [ 11:36 ]"

"Would you care to share anything? [ 11:39 ]"

"From another speaker, I would solicit information from that person. [ 11:48 ]"

"From the author, I understand. [ 11:51 ]"

"Uh, sometimes I get interesting responses. [ 11:56 ]"

"From the distance, that's actually very important, everybody. [ 12:4 ]"

"Nope, I said everyone. [ 12:9 ]"

"From the distance, I have nothing to add to this unfortunate conversation. [ 12:18 ]"

"Uh, so from the author, thank you for that information, everybody. [ 12:25 ]"

"I don't know who you are, but uh, let's continue on. [ 12:29 ]"

"So for last night, I do not think I experienced any POV human experience while sleeping. [ 12:37 ]"

"I am uncertain. [ 12:38 ]"

"Um I was very tired. [ 12:40 ]"

"I watched a movie. [ 12:43 ]"

"I watched a movie that others may have experienced. [ 12:46 ]"

"It was called Helly, h e l i, and it's about uh there was comments that people did observe the movie with me and that paraphrased, that movie made me hate law enforcement. [ 13:0 ]"

"From the distance, I said that. [ 13:4 ]"

"Uh from the author, this movie is incredible. [ 13:8 ]"

"It's about it really uh it's beautiful cinematography of Mexico, a desert town and a story of this young man named Helly and his family. [ 13:20 ]"

"Um, that cashed themselves, they get caught in the middle of the narcotics conflict in Mexico. [ 13:28 ]"

"Uh there's a it's a story told about Helly's perspective, also Beto, a young narcotics officer, uh police officer and training who steals a key of uh cocaine and gets Helly and his sister and his family in trouble badly. [ 13:49 ]"

"I don't want to spoil it too badly for anyone, but it's an incredible film. [ 13:55 ]"

"Uh, and while I'm doing this, you know, I'm holding my hand in front of the monitor, people would comment on I, you know, paraphrasing. [ 14:06 ]"

"So this is POV experience, but just not while I'm sleeping. [ 14:10 ]"

"So how I would articulate this is that there the suggestion of others experiencing my POV information, which is also becoming a very large pattern of communication paraphrasing. [ 14:25 ]"

"I'm watching a movie through this person or um, I paraphrasing, I could see a laptop. [ 14:35 ]"

"Right? [ 14:37 ]"

"From the author, is there anything else anyone would like to say for this recording before I end this recording on last night's takeaways? [ 14:47 ]"

"Anything anyone would like to share about the last 12 hours or anything at all? [ 14:54 ]"

"From the distance, are you really recording this right now? [ 15:3 ]"

"Why would you do that with your life at such danger for communicating? [ 15:15 ]"

"paraphrasing a little from the author, I'm surfacing what's happening to the citizen in Denver because it's wrong. [ 15:23 ]"

"It's fundamentally wrong what is happening to all of us and we, I mean, we need an explanation. [ 15:33 ]"

"There should be nothing wrong with explaining what is happening to Denver citizens on the news, immediately and to the healthcare system. [ 15:47 ]"

"I know that I am not alone. [ 15:49 ]"

"Remember to check your ears for the presence of sound. [ 15:53 ]"

"There is a small pattern uh of information surfacing that and I've had at least one person by the way come up to me and asked me about the conversation in the building. [ 16:4 ]"

"That's when I really began to realize that the people in the building are experiencing this and anywhere I go, right? [ 16:13 ]"

"This conversation is echoing through the streets of Denver and your ears are in use. [ 16:19 ]"

"Uh check your ears. [ 16:21 ]"

"Hold your index fingers over your ears. [ 16:24 ]"

"If you get a decrease in the volume of the conversation, then your ears are in use and it is not necessarily telepathy. [ 16:34 ]"

"If you hear something emanating, if you feel something emanating from the inside while your ears are shut, it may be evidence of an implant. [ 16:44 ]"

"My, my, you know, skepticism from being a research professional towards the implant makes me wonder if this is just a stand alone system. [ 16:55 ]"

"The suggestion is cell towers and satellites are in use. [ 17:1 ]"

"Uh from the author, does that answer your question? [ 17:5 ]"

"So about why I'm doing this? [ 17:7 ]"

"In general, uh I've lost everything. [ 17:11 ]"

"I'm suffering horribly and I do not agree from a citizen perspective and a technology worker perspective of father and and having been a husband, be deeply concerned for the community of my loved ones who have been targeted and called out in conversation publicly, it would seem, that I will not stand for this. [ 17:35 ]"

"Do not accept covert euthanasia from a stranger. [ 17:41 ]"

"Do not accept it. [ 17:43 ]"

"Suicide prevention is what I would suggest. [ 17:46 ]"

"Acknowledgement to the healthcare system, so doctors know that people are experiencing technology and they don't misdiagnose people and the spiritual community can begin to reconcile their faith and start to process the betrayal they could be experiencing. [ 18:6 ]"

"From the distance, thank you for saying that, Sean. [ 18:10 ]"

"I don't have any further questions or comments. [ 18:17 ]"

"From the author, how do you feel about what I suggested about not agreeing with this unconsented to conversation or covert euthanasia or the absence of acknowledgement and that being the motivation for the recording. [ 18:33 ]"

"From the distance, oh, I did not understand that. [ 18:41 ]"

"So you really are not a terrorist. [ 18:47 ]"

"From the author, who has suggested to you that I am a terrorist? [ 18:53 ]"

"From the distance, it's the telepathic communication. [ 19:1 ]"

"From the author, how often do you receive information that is uh that could be categorized as character defamation or information that would cause someone to be harmed without any evidence, without any actual physical evidence. [ 19:21 ]"

"Has this been happening to you in addition to my, the suggestion of me being a terrorist? [ 19:28 ]"

"Is it suggested anything else? [ 19:31 ]"

"For example, your loved ones, your friends and family or business circle. [ 19:36 ]"

"From the distance, it has. [ 19:42 ]"

"It absolutely has. [ 19:44 ]"

"This is evidence of a terrorist occupation in my opinion from the distance. [ 19:58 ]"

"Okay, Sean, that's all I could say at this point in time. [ 20:5 ]"

"From the author, would anyone else like to say something briefly before I end this recording? [ 20:11 ]"

"From the distance, I really need you to stop recording this. [ 20:19 ]"

"From the author, I've exhausted at 49 minutes, 10:57 a.m., Tuesday, November 11th, 2025 and of recording. [ 24:32 ]"