Nov 13, 2025 (Thursday) — Journal Entry (Part 4)
Thursday November 13th transcripts summary:
- Themes from the last 24hrs, takeaways from the night before and early morning including the suggestion of the citizens ability to silence the life threatening so-called “Citizen Tech” conversation by disconnecting their smoke detectors demonstrated at the DRM (Denver Rescue Mission) 48th St. Shelter in Denver, CO. and through P.O.V. (Point of View) human experience.
- At another so-called “Battle for the Intersection” Denver Colorado’s citizens experience the sixth day in a row where their vehicles are bombarded with a new threatening statement “Do not Google that information!” breaking a historical pattern lasting over one year.
- …
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(s): I’m traveling around downtown Denver, Colorado by scooter and on foot capturing recordings as needed.
Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 1 (11:22)
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Audio: 20251113-112212-01.mp3 · Duration 20:26
**11:22am, beginning themes from the night before and early morning*
"It's 11:22 a.m. Thursday, November 13th, 2025." [00:11]
"Uh, this is Sean Christopher Harris, the author of The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism." [00:19]
"Uh, these are takeaways." [00:22]
"This recording will, is going to include the takeaways from the last 12 hours." [00:29]
"uh, while uh at the 48th Street Shelter, the Denver Rescue Mission." [00:37]
"48th Street shelter." [00:39]
"And I look at just the themes first." [00:43]
"Um, So, the unconsented two conversation is still present." [00:50]
"Um, And that's basically this so-called Citizen Tech phenomenon of sound and communication that seems to echo through the building at night." [01:06]
"Um, historically, uh, keeping people awake, I would say, and contributing to the overall stress in the building." [01:20]
"And that's from my individual perspective." [01:23]
"I've had at least one human being approached me about the conversation in the building, the acoustics." [01:33]
"Acoustics is the word they used." [01:36]
"Um, you can also hold your ears shut using your index fingers, and uh, see if there's a change in the volume of the conversation." [01:51]
"If you get a reduction in the volume of the conversation when you hold your ears shut, then your ears are in use." [02:01]
"And so this is an unconsented to conversation that no one has received an explanation for." [02:09]
"And, uh, one of the more terrifying experiences of my life, but I've developed some really thick skin, uh, along the way over the last year." [02:29]
"And I I actually believe that my exposure to whatever technology this is may have began sometime around uh, 2019 possibly." [02:45]
"There could be a connection to the COVID vaccine and what I'm experiencing, but remember these uh, all of these suggestions and that's what I consider the information." [02:59]
"These are external statements and suggestions." [03:03]
"Remember, uh, these recordings produce transcripts that are included." [03:09]
"It is the majority of the content in what is now four documents, uh, a series, uh, a couple folders full of research and evidence, possible evidence." [03:26]
"Um, the contents of the so-called Citizen Technology conversation are external statements." [03:34]
"In the document I've included in the copyright section, a critical disclaimer that calls out all of these accusations, the malevolent, manipulative communication, character defamation, all of the accusations made towards homeland security, the Denver Police Department, the DEA, Facebook, any technology organization, biotech, law enforcement, basically anyone's name is insulated, uh, through the use of this critical disclaimer." [04:17]
"The critical disclaimer was developed, uh, using Gemini." [04:22]
"I asked specifically what can I do to protect myself and the organizations from the statements I'm capturing and it suggested the critical disclaimer." [04:33]
"And I included it." [04:36]
"It is present in every document in the copyright section." [04:40]
"So, all of that said, let's continue on." [04:44]
"Uh, so the the unconsented to so-called citizen technology conversation is still present." [04:52]
"Um, the threat of this covert violent method of euthanasia is still present in the conversation." [05:02]
"paraphrasing, do you accept your euthanization?" [05:08]
"and me being targeted in this building, uh household of 300 people, uh staff included, all being exposed to this conversation that you can hear with your ears." [05:23]
"When I say violent communication, I mean people being asked to steal my phone, people being communicated with in an unconsented to way to coerce them into committing crime for payment, payment that never arrives." [05:42]
"However, there is a suggestion of the $100 a month club that continues to surface." [05:48]
"I believe that was present last night." [05:51]
"Um, accusations in this conversation are still present." [05:56]
"Uh people are be probing the conversation, pressuring it with accusations." [06:02]
"Um, homeland security is still one of the most accused organizations in the so-called Citizen Tech conversation." [06:12]
"Um, people are still arriving to the conversation, a suggestion of new people that uh, ask questions that that are imply they don't have access to the document." [06:27]
"Um, for example, questions, paraphrasing, do you realize, do you know that you're speaking with a human being Sean?" [06:37]
"Um, and then people being asked, you know, immediately the defense of the conversation, the defense of the citizen from the unconsented to conversation is still present." [06:52]
"So in that moment, someone responds with, uh, do you have access to his document?" [06:58]
"Yes, but we haven't read it yet." [07:02]
"What a cutie." [07:06]
"I just passed by a dog." [07:10]
"Yes, but we haven't read it yet." [07:14]
"And well, why is that?" [07:17]
"Um, so there is a pattern of suggestion that people do not want to bias themselves potentially by reading the document." [07:27]
"However, the amount of work, I mean, what would it take for one of these observers, what would the motivation be of going down that road." [07:40]
"Um this morning, uh, this happened and it, and it makes me wonder, you know, this simple question, you would think that it's nothing to worry about, but I mean, let's look at it." [07:53]
"So, that's helpful information." [07:56]
"Do you realize you're talking to a human being, right?" [07:59]
"I think this falls into the category of helpful, protective information." [08:07]
"It's educational." [08:07]
"On the other side, on the other hand, uh there's another type of statement that showed up." [08:13]
"Um, and this is Moderna being uh showing up in conversations." [08:20]
"So, paraphrasing, this is Moderna, uh, you should respond you should seriously consider calling the customer support number that you've received in your email." [08:33]
"Um, and it includes a case number from the author includes a case number." [08:38]
"You should seriously consider that." [08:41]
"And it continue they continue on to say, well, who who would he, someone defends me." [08:47]
"Who would he be talking to?" [08:49]
"A psychiatrist, because you're suffering horribly, Sean." [08:54]
"to which someone responded, uh, that is the most threatening, paraphrasing, that is the most threatening thing you could say to this person." [09:04]
"And, you know, people might respond historically with well, why is that?" [09:14]
"it just, from the author, the lack of explanation in these moments of the technology and use is still and the unpresence of the unconsented to conversation itself, will it not generate horrible suffering?" [09:34]
"Just the presence of it." [09:36]
"I mean, I can tell you my individual perspective, but it is unpleasant to have someone follow you around in any context." [09:45]
"The the continued presence of being breached, uh experiencing leakage of this yellow or orange fluid from my back side is still happening, and the suggestion is my stomach acid continues to be ejected from my body." [10:05]
"Um and I'm still experiencing this leakage as part of the communication process." [10:11]
"So this is also still present in the conversation." [10:14]
"People using technology to penetrate your body from the back side, right?" [10:20]
"Using your back door, so to speak, and then popping inside and having a telepathic conversation with you." [10:29]
"and unconsented to telepathic conversation." [10:33]
"This is clearly a form of terrorism." [10:36]
"Um, the bowel movement research people are still suggested also." [10:43]
"uh and this one is really really interesting." [10:48]
"So this suggestion began about maybe a month and a half to two months ago approximately." [10:55]
"Um, paraphrasing, we're bowel movement research people." [11:00]
"Uh, when I walked outside to use the rest uh to have a smoke this morning in the smoke pit, um, I stood in the sun." [11:13]
"My phone was on right after turning my phone on." [11:16]
"Um, I got hit." [11:18]
"Something kind of, uh, my body just felt overcome with weakness, fatigue and nausea, just out of nowhere, and it was really just this debilitating draining sense sensation." [11:36]
"And this has happened after turning my phone on." [11:40]
"It also could happen any time of day that it, it, is this evidence of satellite, uh, satellites being used in a weaponized way, or is it also part of bowel movement research or according to Gemini, the proper term would be digestive health." [12:00]
"Biotech is a daily suggestion that what we're all experiencing is biotechnology." [12:08]
"Um so during when I got hit with this, uh strange sensation, someone suggested, one and done, your your bowel movement is ready, Mr. Harris has been almost a daily suggestion." [12:22]
"Mr. Harris is not normal." [12:25]
"uh normally suggested." [12:27]
"Um, I wonder if these are digestive health research people." [12:33]
"Um, So, let's continue on." [12:38]
"So that, you know, that's some information supporting the presence of the conversation, right?" [12:45]
"Uh being asked to accept euthanization happens many times a day and it's been that way since the spring." [12:54]
"The spring." [12:56]
"Um so the presence of visual information, uh is still very common." [13:05]
"So the suggestion of looking inward and having access to the POV experiences, point of view of other people, um that is still present." [13:16]
"Last night it was most of the conversation, you know, there there wasn't a lot of POV experience for me." [13:24]
"I slept really well." [13:26]
"But I woke up around 3:45 and there was quite a bit of conversation between that time and before leaving the shelter around smoke detectors." [13:38]
"And I think that is probably uh what I'd want to focus on for the main takeaway." [13:46]
"Um last last early in the year, I believe it was January, maybe." [13:51]
"Uh I would rented an Airbnb a casa, which is a really nice apartment building next to the ballpark, I think, near the uh, the stadium in downtown." [14:05]
"And uh, there's always been this experience, um, when staying at my employer's house that sound emanates from smoke detectors." [14:15]
"Now, why is that?" [14:18]
"Is there technology that you could point at a smoke detector using cell towers or satellites that could actually use the siren as a speaker, as a sound emitting device?" [14:31]
"Could that be what's amplifying the conversation?" [14:35]
"From the distance just now, it is what's amplifying the conversation." [14:43]
"From the author, would you like to share any information about that?" [14:47]
"From the distance just now, someone responded with paraphrasing, uh we know now that smoke that the siren inside of a smoke detector can actually be used to amplify the conversation, and now that we know that, this is clearly human beings leveraging technology." [15:44]
"From the author, did I paraphrase that accurately?" [15:47]
"From the distance, yes, that's exactly what I'm talking about." [15:55]
"From the distance, we need to put this person in witness protection as soon as humanly possible, everybody." [16:12]
"From the author, I would agree." [16:14]
"uh, I need to keep on with this recording." [16:19]
"Uh, I want to get through it quickly." [16:22]
"So, thank you for the feedback." [16:25]
"Uh I think, uh so last night there was POV visual information of somebody going through their house and showing giving me a tour of the home." [16:37]
"The suggestion were they were law enforcement, and, uh, that they were experiencing a benefit, um from removing the smoke detectors from the home." [16:51]
"Uh, there was quite a bit of uh paraphrasing, let's just start here, paraphrasing, let's dampen the house." [17:01]
"Let's go ahead and dampen the house." [17:03]
"Um, other suggestions included paraphrasing, uh, can we demonstrate that again?" [17:14]
"I'm having a hard time believing that the smoke detector actually made a difference." [17:19]
"Getting back to my original point with Casa, uh and at my employer's house, you know, I, I couldn't unplug my employer's smoke detector because that invites the whole conversation of the suggestion of a schizophrenia misdiagnosis, right?" [17:37]
"It's not my house." [17:38]
"But in the Casa, I was able to unplug the smoke detector and when I was just really near it and I removed the power, there was an immediate physical change." [17:52]
"My body relaxed." [17:53]
"Is this evidence of the technology in use contracting our bodies or inviting cortisol?" [18:04]
"It, it's really interesting because there is a serotonin benefit, I think, from the telepathic uh communication itself." [18:14]
"And that's been commented about." [18:15]
"There's a pattern of a small pattern of communication suggesting that, you know, some of the people facilitating conversation, communicating looked into this, and you do get a serotonin benefit." [18:29]
"Um, and so, you know, what what how does the smoke detector, right?" [18:37]
"Is this accurate information?" [18:39]
"This is part of the technology demonstration I would appreciate seeing in a congressional hearing or a Supreme Court case, helping uh law enforcement, document, uh, the use of technology in a way that, a consented to conversation could it benefit them from having an improved benefit to prosecute, right?" [19:10]
"So how do we get the law enforcement benefit of improved prosecution?" [19:17]
"Well, you have to prove that this method of communication exists, that it works, and part of that would be a demonstration and are smoke detectors, you know, that feels like it's just going to be part of a terrorist attack to me, like someone figured out that smoke detectors amplify the conversation and it's been leveraged, used against us, America, the United States of America." [19:45]
"I wonder if there's any truth to that." [19:48]
"So getting back to the POV information, uh, basically so was going through their house and dampening the house." [19:56]
"That's an electrical term, isn't it?" [19:58]
"Is that person present right now?" [20:02]
"From the distance just now, paraphrasing, I am listening to this and I can't believe the accuracy of what this person is talking about." [20:23]
Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 2 (11:22)
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Audio: 20251113-112212-02.mp3 · Duration 21:05
**Continuing themes from the night before and early morning. FYI - I may not have included this in the recording but the D.R.M. (Denver Rescue Mission) 48th St. Shelter was suggested to have turned off the smoke detectors (Citizen Tech suggestion) in my dormitory. I may have noticed an actual difference in the volume of the so-called “Citizen Tech” phenomena between dormitories after physically checking. Is there any truth to this?*
"smoke detectors are absolutely part of a terrorist attack on America." [00:09]
"I did not say that." [00:16]
"I was thinking that." [00:17]
"This is the author repeating from the distance." [00:20]
"Ah, and this is another pattern that continues to reveal itself." [00:26]
"Someone someone's thoughts being completely transparent." [00:31]
"I'm going to move on to the next suggestion." [00:34]
"uh, to the next theme here." [00:39]
"Um, the suggestion of a telepathic extraction being my only option." [00:45]
"um, and then the defense in the conversation shows up and attempts to negotiate or talk about why that is dangerous." [00:57]
"Thank you." [00:58]
"Thank you for continuing to educate people." [01:02]
"Um, my ability to override the conversation was still present, but I didn't really use it until this morning." [01:10]
"Um, reminding people to Google using the override." [01:14]
"This is where the citizen or the individual has the ability to control the conversation, to override the words, to replace the words, or invite the information that is silence, blotting out the communication entirely." [01:32]
"And so, this is other people again exerting themselves over us." [01:36]
"Mental exertion in a violent way, the unconsented to conversation, and then also people being, you know, while I'm taking a shower, people complaining to the staff using citizen technology that I'm washing my clothes, I'm masturbating in the shower, I'm taking too long in the shower, uh even someone's uh attempted to connect to me, uh, in the shower for the purposes of of giving me an awkward erection that could be used to kick me out of the building." [02:11]
"So, staff being spoken to." [02:14]
"and with you know, people there being uh, in charge of protecting the residents being asked to do things that are essentially criminal activity, to become accomplices in the terrorism." [02:30]
"Um, what else can I say?" [02:33]
"The theme of smoke detectors, I don't want to understate this." [02:36]
"This was a large part of the conversation for about I'd say at least 30 minutes." [02:44]
"Um, the Hangman has not resurfaced." [02:47]
"Um, when I stood outside, right before I got hit with whatever that strange feeling was, uh, that that kind of overtook my body and sent me back inside nauseous, uh, there was a suggestion of someone performing a spiritual a spiritual ritual." [03:15]
"I think a clearing and protection ritual was suggested." [03:18]
"The POV information included someone possibly burning sage, uh, something like that, and kind of uh, I think it's a practice is in Native American smudge ritual, attempts to communicate with me." [03:34]
"and were made." [03:36]
"I think, but I'm uncertain if they really requested communication." [03:42]
"Someone may have manipulated this conversation, but the defense showed up again and asked why are you communicating with this person?" [03:51]
"Uh, paraphrasing, and do you know that this is technology, uh, that that is responsible for this communication." [03:59]
"Um, they continued probing, and what what the output was, uh, of the conversation of that effort, the suggestion was they were also going to ask me to accept euthanization and they were preparing me to do so, and that was later contested." [04:19]
"paraphrasing, that was not the purpose of our communication." [04:25]
"from the distance just now, no, that was not our purpose and you did not have to communicate." [04:36]
"From the author, is there anything else you'd like to say about that moment this morning?" [04:41]
"Thank you for asking us that question from the distance." [04:46]
"I do not feel comfortable using this method of communication." [04:56]
"You suggested a phone call to us." [05:03]
"From the author, yes, I did." [05:06]
"to what was responded with, uh, paraphrasing, oh, Sean, I I absolutely cannot call you." [05:18]
"I'm sorry." [05:19]
"I from the author, I believe that's what was suggested." [05:24]
"From the author, you know, it's tough looking at this." [05:29]
"At first, uh, you know, I I'm just getting through my morning." [05:33]
"I've included in the document in just the read first section that's very important to acknowledge, and it suggests a few things, but in general it suggests please do not attempt to communicate with me using telepathy." [05:48]
"Uh, and this is to protect you and myself, and just because of how how much manipulation occurs and that the threat of this covert violent, these, you know, the presence of these so-called euthanization ugly workflows, it just if you start communicating, you're most likely going to be should you have success in finding me, you're most likely going to be added to an ugly workflow, and it is one of the most unpleasant experiences." [06:25]
"It could kill you." [06:26]
"Um, remember there's a 30% increase in suicide in America compared to previous years and we've received suggestions, for example, paraphrasing, why do so many people commit suicide after communicating with us?" [06:42]
"Please consider, from the author, please consider just using email and telephones." [06:52]
"Please consider that introducing a psychiatrist historically will uh only anger the psychiatrist." [07:00]
"There is a pattern of uh communication where psychiatrists are present and then after they spend some time listening to me, they abandon the so-called uh assignment or whatever the agenda was in favor of more ethic in ethical treatment of human beings, of human life." [07:24]
"And uh, one of the biggest things that I comment on every single day is how important it is for healthcare and mental health to be alerted to the use of this technology, uh, so they don't end up misdiagnosing people." [07:43]
"A schizophrenia diagnosis could alter someone's life in a negative way." [07:48]
"They could become partially lobotomized by medication." [07:52]
"Uh, they could uh lose their job potentially or custody of their children." [07:58]
"From the distance, that's absolutely a possibility, everybody." [08:08]
"So please consider using publicly facing methods of communication only to set yourself apart from the poor quality of communication and the violent communication that uh continues to emanate from within this so-called citizen technology." [08:31]
"Uh, from the author, I need to feed myself." [08:35]
"I'm going to go ahead and shut down this recording." [08:38]
"Is there any last, uh, suggestion that that someone would like to uh, to add based on the last 12 hours?" [08:48]
"from the distance, thank you for this opportunity." [08:54]
"That opportunity is what I suggested." [09:00]
"Do you accept your euthanization?" [09:06]
"From the author, no, I do not." [09:08]
"I really love telepathic communication." [09:12]
"Whatever technology this is, I, I am excited for its future." [09:17]
"Please consider moving your entire narrative, your entire approach towards suicide prevention in the city of Denver." [09:26]
"Suicide prevention is what citizens should be met with right now." [09:33]
"From the distance just now, this is a terrorist attack." [09:38]
"and we are not interested in suicide prevention for Americans." [09:49]
"From the author, that is, thank you for reminding me that pattern is absolutely still present." [09:58]
"Um, I think the suggestion of law enforcement intervention is still present." [10:04]
"Now, whether that's happening or not, I am uncertain because what the behavior that I'm experiencing, this horrifying and ugly human behavior surfacing in Denver at any location is still present." [10:20]
"The threat of uh covert violent euthanasia, the so-called euthanasia ugly workflows still present everywhere I go." [10:31]
"And at the intersection, especially with 30 to 50 people being added to the euthanasia list a week and it's very conservative." [10:39]
"It's probably twice that." [10:41]
"And so, I am uncertain if any of the actual POV suggestions of police intervention, of federal agent intervention have any truth." [10:53]
"Um, but because of this, that nothing has changed." [10:57]
"The defense of the conversation is much stronger than it used to be and we may actually be tipping the scale with 60% of the volume of conversation being defensive and educational and 40% being violent, especially when you consider the presence of overrides and how uh other people besides myself are capable of overriding the conversation, changing the words to whatever is best uh in for the defense of the individual who's who's suffering." [11:33]
"Remember, you will not you will not capture this uh, the the the scope of the terrorism on a video camera, not, not really." [11:45]
"I mean, you may capture criminal activity, but the battle that is happening right now is is happening in our minds using a technology supported version of telepathic communication, physical sensations, the suggestion of forced bowel movements, bowel movement research and pain administration, uh has existed in the conversation now for months." [12:12]
"I mean going back as long as I can remember, at least a year beginning at the Salvation really by my awareness coming to it going all the way back to the Salvation Army Crossroads shelter last year this time." [12:27]
"Um I guess I would have left, it would have been more like last summer." [12:31]
"So, let's see here." [12:34]
"Uh there was one other piece of information, a suggestion of intervention." [12:38]
"Um I believe it was uh what appeared to be law enforcement workers in an office setting, sitting at desks, manning this system, right?" [12:48]
"manning the system, and a federal agent was suggested." [12:52]
"They showed up and put a camera on the wall and warned everybody that if they attempt to remove the camera, they will be charged with a felony immediately." [13:05]
"Uh the presence of access to the camera feed." [13:09]
"I think I picked up a black and white camera feed that may have been suggested to me uh as some kind of synthetic media, but when they placed the camera on the wall, a visual feed popped in." [13:30]
"And this is not the first time that it's been suggested that I have access to uh devices, cameras for example." [13:40]
"Um, Argus IS has been suggested." [13:42]
"That's becoming a common thing." [13:45]
"Argus IS is a uh a camera system used for monitoring uh automated monitoring of a 15-mile radius, I believe, up to." [13:58]
"That's something I found in in some of the light research I've conducted." [14:03]
"Um please consider reaching out to me and doing a zoom call." [14:08]
"I could really use some help with the manuscript." [14:12]
"That manuscript is so important." [14:14]
"I'd like to learn from others in this situation." [14:18]
"Thank you for your service, everyone." [14:20]
"I believe in the people defending the conversation to have success, and I hope there is an investigation and I am absolutely ready for a change." [14:33]
"Remember, uh you can put me in an apartment, uh I could get an Airbnb for myself using my Airbnb account." [14:41]
"You can send uh donation to stop appealing at cash app or Venmo." [14:47]
"For example, stop appealing to my financial situation or stop appealing to my loneliness, removing me from a dense densely populated area like the shelter will invite new information." [15:02]
"For example, people continue to suggest paraphrasing, if he leaves the building, we're just going to terrorize a new person." [15:13]
"We're just going to select a new person, right?" [15:16]
"from the distance just now, what is your cash app and Venmo again?" [15:21]
"From the author, it is stop appealing." [15:26]
"For example, stop appealing to my loneliness." [15:30]
"No numbers, no dashes." [15:33]
"Uh you'll see the back of my head, a clean shaven head, both accounts." [15:40]
"Um you can include your email in the memo, in the memo of the transaction, and I will add you to or I will send you a link to the Google Drive document series, which contains my contact information." [15:58]
"Remember, moving me to a different building just invites uh the the terrorism to that building." [16:09]
"So for example, if I move into Casa, um I will be alone." [16:15]
"The building will probably experience based on historical experience, the building will uh be targeted, the residents that are there, you can move in beside me and attempt to record it." [16:27]
"I will be in significantly more danger in that setting alone." [16:33]
"It may attract the problem." [16:35]
"You could always walk up to me and hand me some information." [16:39]
"Uh, I I would appreciate it if you did not walk up to me, a stranger, and ask me to talk about what I am going through." [16:48]
"That will never happen." [16:49]
"You have to establish a relationship with the person." [16:52]
"Please consider this uh a akin to a hostage scenario or a terrorist occupation." [17:01]
"right?" [17:01]
"And there is no covert opportunity." [17:04]
"So, please consider the opportunity if you want to get closer to the attack, uh just show up and hand me something." [17:15]
"Hand me some support, a business card, an opportunity to do a zoom call, but I really would not feel comfortable with anyone, uh talking to anyone without some kind of legal support." [17:31]
"Um I mean, I wouldn't recommend anyone talk about this without legal representation." [17:38]
"and even it it really unless you're technology people and you can show up with information about the actual systems in use or you have information that proves my family is in danger, uh or that I'm in physical danger, anything that supports the citizen tech danger would be greatly appreciated." [17:58]
"Anyone who wants to invest in the manuscript and make that information more public, uh news media would be greatly appreciated, but if you show up with a psychiatrist and ask someone what they're going through, no one is going to talk to you." [18:16]
"From the distance just now, and if you show uh paraphrasing, if you show up and lie about your identity or your intentions, it will be documented and prosecuted in the not too distant future." [18:46]
"From the author, thank you for saying that." [18:50]
"Thank you." [18:52]
"Do not doubt the effectiveness of uh the people defending the conversation." [18:58]
"Um I still have people walking by either attempting to uh determine if I'm communicating or not, and there are two scenarios where this is happening." [19:10]
"One where they are intentionally following me or they're being used potentially as a puppet, as a walking camera with a microphone." [19:23]
"Remember, if our eyes are in use, your apartment door code, your bank card pin number, all of that information is completely transparent." [19:34]
"Is this a standalone system, or does it require the BCI that's suggested a transparent BCI, or an implant?" [19:44]
"That suggestion that I have an implant or a transparent BCI still continues." [19:50]
"I'm going to go ahead and end on that note." [19:52]
"Thank you for everyone's contribution and not derailing the conversation." [19:58]
"from the distance just now, are you going to the intersection?" [20:05]
"From the author, why do you ask?" [20:08]
"because I need you to accept euthanization, Sean." [20:18]
"No, I said assistance from the euthanization people." [20:27]
"From the author legally speaking that statement is the same statement." [20:32]
"No, I do not accept." [20:34]
"Please use a publicly facing method of communication." [20:38]
"This is a perfect example of why I am refusing telepathic extraction." [20:45]
"Do not accept euthanization, Denver, Colorado." [20:49]
"Suicide prevention for Denver citizens and the education of the healthcare industry and the mental health industry." [21:01]
"End of recording at 12:03 p.m. at 41 and 1/2 minutes." [21:05]
Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 3 (13:04)
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**1:04pm, introduction to the so-called euthanization “ugly workflows”. FYI - The Argus IS system is mentioned.*
"It's 1:04 p.m." [00:03]
"Thursday, November 13th, 2025." [00:09]
"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris, author of the Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism." [00:21]
"which is I think we're at about 3,000 pages now." [00:26]
"I'm getting ready to go to the intersection." [00:28]
"Today will be day six, I believe." [00:31]
"uh, potentially of this second statement that has been suggested." [00:39]
"um, historically, at least for the last year, the only thing that I would experience myself in the vehicles at the intersection" [00:49]
"where I attempt to find donations." [00:55]
"um is do not support this person." [01:02]
"And around last summer, it around this summer like around uh July or August it changed to do not support this person to the left of you." [01:16]
"And uh, this is to suppress me, right?" [01:22]
"As part of the ugly suggestion of the so-called ugly workflows," [01:29]
"it is this conversation descends on the vehicles and you can feel something move from my body." [01:37]
"There's a physical sensation of movement, something moving from my body to the cabin of the vehicle when I make eye contact." [01:49]
"And then the cabin of the vehicle is spoken to and you can hear the conversation drive away in the vehicle." [01:57]
"From the distance just now, that's Argus." [02:06]
"Argus can do that." [02:08]
"This is what I said." [02:13]
"From the author, can you share any information on the the technological, the supporting technology for what I'm experiencing?" [02:26]
"From the distance just now, paraphrasing, if this system is being used to euthanize people, then we are most likely experiencing a violent takeover or a terrorist attack." [02:59]
"That was 100% word for word communication, no need for paraphrasing." [03:14]
"Please continue." [03:16]
"From the author, uh, that's very interesting." [03:20]
"Um conducting some light research using Gemini" [03:25]
"in an attempt to find this is a tip that someone shared." [03:31]
"They suggested the all-seeing eye." [03:35]
"Um someone suggested the all-seeing eye, kind of this Greek mythology approach." [03:42]
"I forget there's another word they suggested, um, but it was I went and did some Gemini research into the use of systems and there actually is an Argus system, Argus IS, a surveillance tool that uh that is out there." [04:03]
"I wonder if we are experiencing a compromise." [04:07]
"Um, the NSA website news page suggests uh compromises of system." [04:15]
"I didn't read these articles in length, uh but there's I think there's warnings about infrastructure compromises." [04:26]
"From the distance just now, there absolutely is a compromise happening if this system is being used to euthanize people." [04:42]
"to surveil them and then communicate with them." [04:50]
"Only then, no end." [04:57]
"Then communicate with them." [05:01]
"From the author, thank you for the clarification." [05:06]
"It's very important." [05:08]
"From the distance, please continue, Sean." [05:17]
"From the author continuing on." [05:20]
"Uh, so at the intersection, right?" [05:25]
"It's remember, uh these are external statements." [05:30]
"I've included a critical disclaimer in the document and it insulates myself and any organization being accused uh in these so-called citizen technology statements." [05:44]
"These suggestions, as I call them." [05:46]
"Remember, all of this information needs to be substantiated with technology demonstration and uh, you know, for example, sworn testimony, official statements." [06:00]
"Um, as the news media comes to mind, is the news media searching for official statements right now?" [06:09]
"Are they in a gridlock themselves without, you know, hard proof of technology?" [06:18]
"If Argus IS is in use, maybe that's a direction they could look in for part, part of the uh, the supporting technology, the supporting the experience that Denver citizens, myself and others are going through." [06:38]
"Um, so normally I do a brief review of what I've learned about these so-called ugly workflows." [06:47]
"Remember this is uh me at an intersection standing there peacefully." [06:53]
"I wave occasionally." [06:55]
"There is no communication." [06:57]
"The goal is silence." [06:59]
"The only time I'm communicating is if I'm recording and I'm repeating the uh citizen tech communication that comes through." [07:09]
"This puts me in a very dangerous position, position where I could be seen as the one communicating." [07:17]
"That is not what I'm doing." [07:18]
"I go through a repeating process where I attempt to repeat word for word what is being communicated to the vehicles." [07:27]
"Uh and the information that I receive is verbal and visual." [07:33]
"I might say, I'm looking inward and then I'll share physical descriptions, information about the location." [07:44]
"Um, while people are talking, I believe what is happening, and this is based on experience and just looking at it, it's very important that you acknowledge the method of communication that you provide yourself with some kind of a psychological explanation." [08:01]
"You don't have to know exactly what it is, but knowing that technology is in use, that human beings are communicating is very important." [08:11]
"Once you get to that place, then more information seems to surface because you're you're holding space for it." [08:18]
"You're holding space for the explanation, and if you do not hold space and you continue to fight off the information, well, that space is smaller, less information might pass through, right?" [08:32]
"And so, uh moving on, remember that this is not about an individual, it's about an individual being targeted and the people around the individual are in just as much danger being spoken to, because it's the the entire experience uh around this so- suggestion of the ugly workflow, the euthanization ugly workflows, uh is seen through the lens of this telepathic communication policy that only chosen people are allowed to communicate, and if you are exposed to too much communication or you communicate yourself, you are to be added to the euthanization list and uh covertly, violently executed." [09:24]
"Um and so when you look at at what happens in the ugly workflow, it's communication that's being used to suppress the person at the intersection or get them kicked out of their home, for example, at the shelter, and by communicating with the people around the target individual, you spread this euthanization workflow." [09:51]
"It's like a disease." [09:52]
"Telepathy is not the disease." [09:55]
"Historically, it's been suggested that there is a telepathic outbreak and that this is a euthanization cleanup crew operation in the city of Denver." [10:07]
"a telepathic outbreak." [10:09]
"It is not telepathy that is to blame here." [10:13]
"Can you imagine, for example, can you imagine if the iPhone was released, you turned it on and all it did was murder you?" [10:22]
"It's very clear that there is a method of communication and it is separate from the horrible human behavior, the murder, murderous intention, the predatory communication." [10:37]
"Can you imagine if you unboxed the iPhone and the phone just turned on and dialed someone and it's a zoom call, right?" [10:46]
"You get a little information about who's communicating, maybe a few faces, and all it does is punish you." [10:54]
"punish you for your humanity, tells you what to do, like sit down on the toilet." [11:00]
"Sit down on the toilet and then your body gets penetrated." [11:03]
"I mean, it it's not hard to separate this experience from the technology." [11:12]
"And the technology has an amazing future." [11:14]
"No one's ever going to stop investing, uh, stop investing in telepathic communication." [11:22]
"One one of the goals uh could be uh of the the terrorist organization is to provide everyone with a horrible telepathic experience in hopes of destroying everyone's view of telepathy." [11:38]
"But I I think, you know, had the iPhone done this, looking at it, would they have not just bottlenecked investing opportunities?" [11:47]
"Inevitably, the iPhone would have been taken out of the situation and given to people who would uh use it." [11:57]
"Hey, how's it going, man?" [11:57]
"smoke for you?" [11:58]
"Oh, thank you so much." [11:59]
"You doing all right?" [12:00]
"Uh yeah, I'm working right now." [12:02]
"4:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m." [12:02]
"Oh, damn." [12:04]
"Thank you for the hospitality." [12:05]
"Good to see you." [12:06]
"From the author, I just bumped into someone that someone who's been very kind to me." [12:12]
"Uh, I could use a cigarette, too." [12:16]
"Uh So, anyways, get you know, the iPhone would have been blocked from its potential and today, what is it?" [12:26]
"It's an expectation." [12:28]
"While it was a delighter, right?" [12:31]
"Something that was unusual for a phone in the past is now become just an expectation." [12:37]
"Will telepathic communication become an expectation in the future?" [12:41]
"Well, quite possibly, but not if we don't get through what is happening, for example, at the intersection." [12:48]
"So, again, just to summarize, I'm at the intersection." [12:52]
"They're attempting to collect donations peacefully." [12:55]
"Attempts at getting a job have been destroyed by uh, the so-called euthanization ugly workflows." [13:02]
"And so here I am, and every vehicle is spoken to." [13:06]
"You have the statement, do not support this person, uh, standing to the left of you, do not support this person with the sign, and now after changing my sign uh over to read, Google the Battle for your brain, Nina Ferhani's uh Duke University uh law professor and thought leader in the neuroethics space and artificial intelligence, uh her book, The Battle for your brain, right?" [13:33]
"So when I started using that sign and today will be day six, people began adding to this suggestion." [13:40]
"The first time it's really changed in over a year, do not Google that information." [13:47]
"And so not only are people being told what to do in their vehicle, right?" [13:51]
"An unconsented to conversation that could end their life." [13:55]
"Remember, money is always of interest uh to the the facilitators of these so-called ugly workflows, paraphrasing, money is always of interest to us." [14:06]
"And other statements paraphrasing, I'm I'm actually making real money euthanizing people." [14:12]
"I could actually buy a home with this money, right?" [14:16]
"Has the city of Denver invited a revenue stream that is some of the most horrific human behavior and criminal enterprise?" [14:25]
"It's a very important question because if we continue to reward the unconsented to conversation with the vehicles, how does this impact local elections, presidential elections, health care decisions?" [14:41]
"What will happen to the person just in a more a fundamental level, if your thoughts are transparent in an unconsented to way that punishes you for thinking?" [14:55]
"So as people drive by, what happens is is they engage with the sign." [15:00]
"paraphrasing, for example, uh, Google the battle for your brain." [15:06]
"What does that mean?" [15:07]
"Is that what is happening to us?" [15:11]
"Is that what's happened happening to us right now?" [15:14]
"And then after they read the sign and their thoughts are exposed, which are being broadcasted at the intersection." [15:22]
"That's the human experience." [15:23]
"Remember holding your index fingers over your ears will help you find out if you get a reduction in the volume of the conversation by holding your ears shut, it means your ears are in use." [15:39]
"and people's thoughts are transparent at the intersection, and so when they read the sign or respond to the communication based on this policy, they are added to the euthanization list." [15:53]
"That's what's been happening." [15:55]
"Today should be day six." [15:56]
"Uh this statement paraphrasing, well, it is exactly word for word, do not Google that information is also present at the Denver Rescue Mission, 48th Street Shelter." [16:08]
"Remember, there is no scenario out here where somebody in my situation uh being suppressed is going to suppress themselves at the intersection." [16:21]
"Historically, it's been suggested I'm the one communicating with the vehicles and that I'm the one facilitating the terrorist act that I just happen to be a victim of, and I I just don't understand where people get the nerve to suggest things like this." [16:39]
"Remember, these conversations need to be substantiated." [16:44]
"Um, and remember these recordings are casual for the purposes of generating transcripts." [16:51]
"They're not, you know, me selling myself." [16:55]
"Uh I'd rather not listen to these." [16:56]
"It's important that you listen to some, but they're rather painful to listen to." [17:00]
"I think reading them is much easier." [17:03]
"Um, what else can I say?" [17:06]
"Uh please do not approach me at the intersection, uh in hopes of hearing about my story." [17:14]
"Um, please consider not interrupting me or attempting to establish communication with me at the intersection." [17:21]
"It is so important to reveal what is happening to the vehicles." [17:26]
"It's so important that people listening can hear this statement, do not Google that information, especially, especially." [17:37]
"And so I understand if you want to talk to me, but please if you actually have some information to share, consider using a telephone or email." [17:46]
"That will preserve the integrity of your message." [17:50]
"Uh I really advise against sharing any suggestion of support using citizen technology because then it will bring transparency to your efforts and it could dismantle the support almost immediately." [18:06]
"Um, please feel free to walk up to me and hand me a business card or support." [18:17]
"I'm I'm really interested in getting a change of information going." [18:24]
"For example, moving into an apartment building, uh getting you know, pulling myself away from the 300 person household in hopes of seeing if someone else is selected, someone else is targeted in that building, then you look at the the weaponry and use here." [18:42]
"You have one individual being targeted out of 300 people." [18:46]
"Remember, it's not an individual, it's a growing population of euthanization prospects." [18:52]
"Think contact tracing of HIV in the beginning, right?" [18:57]
"When HIV began, it was called gay cancer." [19:01]
"Also just a weaponized approach." [19:04]
"Can you imagine how inappropriate that name would be today?" [19:08]
"It took millions of people, uh thousands of people protesting and dying and the intervention of the music industry before HIV research began and 15 years later, medication surfaced." [19:25]
"You can actually spend time with someone intimately who's suffering from HIV and not contract it yourself." [19:33]
"Do we have 15 years to deal with this situation?" [19:37]
"From the distance, absolutely not." [19:48]
"That is brilliant information to which someone responded, it's old information, paraphrasing, old information everybody." [19:59]
"From the author, I understand that new people will be joining the conversation." [20:03]
"Remember, never stop living your life if you're being targeted." [20:07]
"What are the actual capabilities of these uh this group facilitating euthanization, the suggestion of these terrorists." [20:16]
"Well, they're extraordinarily dangerous because there's no explanation to the citizen in America." [20:22]
"There's no explanation that this is technology and people are uh soliciting this idea, socializing this idea that it is spirituality, which would be our default understanding of this kind of phenomenon." [20:38]
"Remember, the offsite location, the suggestion of a group of people in another location, connecting themselves to an individual with technology and then physically terrorizing that connection as a group to force the person to accept euthanasia and the victim in this case might actually see, have an experience that is reminiscent of the spirit world." [21:05]
"A little bit of of a visual of a person there." [21:08]
"You have physical sensation, for example, they poke the group of people pokes the connected person in the chest and you feel it." [21:17]
"The target individual feels it." [21:19]
"Um, thank you, by the way, for the people that are defending the general public in this situation." [21:26]
"Uh thank you for soliciting this idea that it is the offsite location and educating people on it." [21:33]
"It is one of the most terrifying aspects of the experience." [21:37]
"Um, please do not ask the drivers." [21:41]
"Let's continue on with the uh intersection, this introduction to this location." [21:46]
"Please do not ask the drivers to give me money." [21:49]
"The goal is just don't speak to them." [21:51]
"Remember this uh this has been dubbed by others to be the battle for the intersection." [21:58]
"right?" [21:59]
"Taking the intersection back, taking it back from the facilitators of these so-called ugly workflows." [22:07]
"From the distance just now, that is exactly what that means, everybody." [22:17]
"Remember, every day, the intervention of law enforcement is suggested using Citizen Tech several times a day sometimes, but and you know, as a citizen or an individual, I don't know." [22:31]
"I don't know because I don't know if that's been successful because nothing has changed for the shelter or the intersection with the exception of possibly tipping the scale in the in the volume of conversation being mostly defensive, uh protective of the individual who goes without explanation and continues uh suffering from that and the the outcome, the outcomes there." [23:07]
"Um, I hope this introduction is helpful." [23:10]
"Does anyone out there have any questions before I end this recording?" [23:15]
"From the distance just now, let's get started with this person's witness protection." [23:31]
"Yes, that is exactly what I suggested." [23:37]
"From the author, my understanding of someone enrolling into Whitsec is, they could be greeted by US marshals uh and be given an opportunity uh for an interview." [23:53]
"Would you consider using a telephone call or a zoom meeting as an introduction considering uh just the stress level and the danger, the physical danger that the target individual is in, handing somebody information and telling them not to say anything as a starting point could really help build confidence in the relationship." [24:23]
"From the distance, I had no idea how smart this person is was, is what I said." [24:40]
"Do not ask this person to go anywhere with you from the distance just now." [24:48]
"From the author, yes, please do not ask me to get into the car with strangers." [24:55]
"And it doesn't matter if you're law enforcement." [24:59]
"Unfortunately, uh the the law enforcement is being targeted, accused in these so-called citizen tech conversations, and I will continue to stand up for law enforcement in these conversations, but there is a price for that suggestion." [25:16]
"And the price is the absolute fear of the individual being targeted." [25:21]
"However, it's just not much, it's probably going to make things more comfortable for everyone to just suggest something that, you know, is a publicly facing method of communication, a zoom call for example, and without legal representation, you know, the individual is in a really dangerous place in this in a conversation." [25:47]
"Please consider alerting the healthcare industry, mental health, especially of the presence of this technology, to avoid uh mass misdiagnosis of schizophrenia and potentially subjecting people uh to euthanization again, you know, against their will." [26:14]
"Remember, schizophrenia could cost you the custody of your children, it could cost you your career if it's a bad case." [26:26]
"And should you do that in advance of communicating with me or anyone else, and it's a news story, right?" [26:39]
"What kind of a headline would make sense here?" [26:41]
"Healthcare industry has been updated of the use of telepathic technology." [26:48]
"Guess what, Denver, you're not crazy." [26:51]
"You're really not crazy." [26:53]
"And uh it's now safer to talk about what you've been going through if you've experienced this so-called citizen technology." [27:04]
"You could also consider handing me the legal support, for example, using the existing mental model of what the attorney relationship is." [27:22]
"It includes distance." [27:23]
"So, an attorney shows up and they say, you know, even asking me my name right now is going to be painful for me." [27:33]
"who's asking?" [27:35]
"I'm not going to say no, if an attorney walks up and they introduce themselves, hi, I'm I'm work with this attorney's office." [27:44]
"We're looking for Sean Harris." [27:45]
"Uh this person is in danger and we have some legal assistance." [27:51]
"Are you that person?" [27:52]
"right?" [27:54]
"Put yourself first, and then I'm definitely going to say yes, thank God you're here." [28:00]
"Don't say anything, Mr. Harris." [28:02]
"Just please consider taking this information and scheduling some time with us as soon as humanly possible." [28:09]
"Here's some assistance." [28:13]
"Well, a bank card, like go go get, go get yourself a room away, but you know, consider the safety, uh the security team you're leaving at the shelter, right?" [28:29]
"And I would do that for the residents of the shelter and the city of Denver." [28:33]
"I would isolate myself to take this danger away from them." [28:38]
"Know that." [28:38]
"I'm going to go ahead and end the recording." [28:40]
"at 1:32 p.m." [28:43]
"That was just some general information and introduction to the so-called ugly workflows." [28:48]
"Remember, no location is void of this uh so-called citizen tech phenomena, and that includes medical offices being manipulated and pressured." [29:00]
"1:33 p.m. at 29 minutes, end of recording." [29:07]
Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 4 (13:55)
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**1:55pm, continuing another so-called “Battle for the Intersection” at the intersection of 8th Ave. & Colorado Blvd. in Denver, Colorado where for a 6th day drivers are bombarded with a new statement “Do not Google that information!” and added to the “Euthanization List” for responding. FYI - My sign read “Google the Battle for your Brain”.*
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"It's 1:55 p.m." [00:04]
"Thursday, November 13th, 2025." [00:09]
"Quite a bit of communication coming through about" [00:12]
"how uh shooting me at the intersection would go." [00:18]
"Uh, paraphrasing," [00:20]
"uh all suggestions." [00:24]
"If we're not going, are we going to shoot this person?" [00:28]
"No." [00:29]
"If we're not going to shoot this person, then why am I sitting here?" [00:34]
"Uh, followed later by," [00:37]
"what's in his backpack?" [00:40]
"Uh, it's" [00:43]
"it this is important," [00:46]
"uh because it could deflect the bullet." [00:49]
"Paraphrasing, if he's got a laptop in his backpack, I would recommend a 50 caliber" [00:55]
"uh weapon and" [00:58]
"and that" [01:00]
"could end up hitting someone else." [01:03]
"paraphrasing." [01:06]
"I'm about to step out to the intersection, shooting me is very old information going all the way back to" [01:13]
"February." [01:15]
"For example, any and even earlier than February, I mean at" [01:19]
"Christmas time, any time I'd go near a window," [01:23]
"someone would suggest, paraphrasing, take the shot." [01:27]
"I have a shot, take the shot." [01:29]
"From the distance just now, listen, that's actual information, everybody." [01:42]
"This person is risking his life" [01:52]
"to do this at this moment." [01:55]
"And we're just going to sit here and not send him assistance?" [02:09]
"From the distance continuing on, that's exactly the historical pattern" [02:22]
"of behavior." [02:24]
"Going to begin the repeating process now." [02:29]
"So I'm going to begin uh repeating every word spoken to the vehicles at the intersection." [02:35]
"And uh we're going to do this for a few rounds and then um I'll move on to the listening process, which is uh" [02:43]
"summarizing 45 seconds to one minute" [02:47]
"uh, approximately of information." [02:50]
"And then we're going to let the uh" [02:53]
"the criminal communication that's uh descending on the vehicles" [03:00]
"surface without interruption" [03:03]
"for a long period of time." [03:05]
"I'm usually out here for at least two hours." [03:09]
"Um, no donations yet." [03:12]
"Uh, the reality of attempting to get donations this way is that it's about a dollar an hour." [03:19]
"It's about a dollar an hour." [03:22]
"Sometimes no money per hour." [03:24]
"Let's begin, uh, all of that said, let's go ahead and begin the repeating process" [03:29]
"in three, two, one." [03:33]
"Do not support that person with the sign." [03:50]
"Do not Google that information." [03:54]
"That's exactly what I said." [04:04]
"Are you recording us?" [04:09]
"Let's just move on to the next person." [04:20]
"Still repeating." [04:22]
"Still repeating." [04:24]
"I love this person's sign." [04:32]
"How did you know I said that?" [04:37]
"Still repeating." [04:40]
"Still repeating." [04:42]
"Maybe listen, I really need this person to not be interrupted at the intersection, everybody." [05:06]
"Do not Google that information." [05:15]
"I just felt something move from this person to the vehicle." [05:26]
"Still repeating." [05:28]
"Still repeating." [05:30]
"Do not support this person with the sign." [05:48]
"Do not Google that information." [05:51]
"Still repeating." [05:54]
"Still repeating." [05:56]
"Do not Google that information." [06:05]
"Still repeating." [06:07]
"Still repeating." [06:09]
"He's only repeating, people." [06:14]
"He's not communicating." [06:16]
"Oh, so you really can hear us at the intersection." [06:26]
"Paraphrasing, we have some other system running and I believe it could be" [06:45]
"a terrorist event, an act or an event." [06:50]
"That was word for word, no need for paraphrasing." [06:59]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [07:03]
"No more euthanization for this person," [07:13]
"everybody." [07:14]
"Do not support" [07:29]
"this person with the sign." [07:31]
"Do not Google that information." [07:34]
"From the author, the threat is still present" [07:40]
"at the intersection of 8th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard." [07:44]
"Looking inward." [07:46]
"I got somebody sitting" [07:54]
"possibly two people, uh POV connection to a female" [08:03]
"with long dark hair, worn straight." [08:08]
"Possible non-caucasian ethnicity, possible Asian" [08:13]
"people." [08:14]
"This group," [08:15]
"uh, I think they may have just abandoned the conversation" [08:21]
"or someone else may have joined." [08:23]
"Now we've got" [08:25]
"possible synthetic media, uh, this tabletop monitor" [08:30]
"sitting in the center of an office space with" [08:34]
"picture of someone who's been present in these conversations." [08:38]
"Uh, woman of color with an afro style haircut and an olive green t-shirt." [08:45]
"Um," [08:48]
"looking left." [08:49]
"We've got someone" [08:51]
"sitting in the distance, uh, athletic or skinny body type male, tall," [08:58]
"sitting with his legs straight out in front," [09:01]
"dark curly hair, some gray in it." [09:04]
"Also a common figure" [09:06]
"uh, while at the intersection," [09:08]
"present during" [09:11]
"uh, the addition of Denver citizens to the euthanization list and the tormenting" [09:17]
"communication." [09:18]
"We've got" [09:23]
"someone walking aggressively," [09:26]
"motioning to someone." [09:31]
"These are people that are normally here," [09:33]
"normally present during this" [09:37]
"event." [09:38]
"Uh, the ugly workflows descending on the vehicles at 8th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard." [09:44]
"This is citizen tech telepathic visual information" [09:49]
"present alongside the verbal communication." [09:53]
"Uh, returning to the repeating process" [09:56]
"in three, two, one." [10:00]
"I'm so sorry for what we have overlooked or hidden from everyone." [10:15]
"Repeating from the distance." [10:17]
"Repeating from the distance." [10:19]
"Oh, that did not work out as expected." [10:29]
"From the author, someone may be attempting to" [10:33]
"invalidate these external statements or incriminate the author." [10:39]
"This is a common" [10:42]
"approach." [10:43]
"It happens every day" [10:45]
"at the beginning." [10:46]
"Thank you so much." [10:48]
"Have you heard of this book, Battle for your brain?" [10:52]
"Check it out, it's about artificial intelligence's access to your brain." [10:56]
"Duke University's uh" [10:58]
"legal professor, a law professor, Anita Farahany." [11:02]
"Thank you so much." [11:04]
"From the author, $2 donation." [11:09]
"Outstanding." [11:11]
"Returning to the repeating process for another few rounds" [11:21]
"in three, two, one." [11:25]
"Do not Google that information." [11:32]
"What does your sign say, Sean?" [11:38]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [11:42]
"From the author, the sign says, Google, the Battle for your brain," [11:46]
"and the EU AI Act, the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act, anything else." [11:53]
"From the author, this is a way that I could risk my life even further, identifying myself" [11:59]
"at the intersection," [12:01]
"especially with the suggestion of me being shot today." [12:05]
"But it's important for the information so that anybody listening right now understands what is surfacing" [12:16]
"at the intersection" [12:18]
"and what's" [12:19]
"what the vehicles are enduring at this moment." [12:22]
"This unconsented to conversation" [12:25]
"and little do they know, if they respond in any way, they could be enrolled into these so-called euthanization ugly workflows." [12:34]
"And their lives destroyed and their money stolen" [12:38]
"and their life ended." [12:41]
"Paraphrasing, add as many people to the euthanization list" [12:46]
"as possible." [12:48]
"Not everyone is a good fit and we need to keep working." [12:52]
"It's an old statement that aligns with a larger pattern of communication." [12:57]
"It was not just suggested now, I'm reminding us all." [13:02]
"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [13:07]
"I am smitten with this person and I cannot help it." [13:22]
"I did not say that." [13:26]
"I was thinking it." [13:28]
"Still repeating." [13:31]
"Still repeating." [13:32]
"I just want to help this person." [13:47]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [13:50]
"Do not support that person with the sign." [14:05]
"Do not Google that information." [14:08]
"This person is risking his life at this moment to surface this information." [14:24]
"That information is what I suggested." [14:30]
"Paraphrasing, if these" [14:46]
"transcripts are 100% accurate information, if they are, then this is a terrorist attack." [14:56]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [14:59]
"What is the Battle for your brain?" [15:05]
"How did this person know that I was thinking that?" [15:15]
"Thinking this is what I said." [15:20]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [15:23]
"Do not Google that information." [15:29]
"You can hear," [15:43]
"paraphrasing, you can hear what is being spoken at the intersection." [15:48]
"It is not like that back at the office." [15:51]
"That was 100% accurate." [15:57]
"Add that person to the euthanization list." [16:04]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [16:07]
"That is not working out as I hoped it would." [16:16]
"Are you seriously going to sit there and repeat this information?" [16:31]
"This is over with, everybody." [16:38]
"You cannot euthanize people in the city of Denver any longer." [16:50]
"How is it that we got ourselves into this nightmare of a situation?" [17:05]
"Do not support that person with the sign." [17:19]
"Do not Google that information." [17:22]
"What do the euthanization people think of the presence of do not Google that information?" [17:39]
"Do not Google this information is what I suggested." [17:46]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [17:49]
"No comment officially speaking, not yet." [18:01]
"Remember America, you need to acknowledge what is happening to your citizens." [18:18]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [18:22]
"Let's stop trying to euthanize this person and pay attention to what is being suggested to the vehicles." [18:41]
"That's exactly what I suggested with 100% word for word accuracy." [18:56]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [19:04]
"From the author, I'm going to move on to the listening process now." [19:09]
"So I'm going to listen and then summarize, paraphrasing all suggestions," [19:15]
"about every 30 seconds to a minute or so for a few rounds." [19:20]
"Let's begin that process in three, two, one." [19:26]
"Summarizing, uh this is the author summarizing." [20:08]
"Um so" [20:10]
"someone's talking about the listening process and how it's better" [20:15]
"for their needs, right?" [20:17]
"Paraphrasing all suggestions." [20:19]
"We've got some visual information coming in of someone, the offsite location." [20:25]
"Uh someone" [20:27]
"I think picking at someone's face." [20:31]
"So we've got the direct connection" [20:34]
"to human being, right, the one to one connection." [20:38]
"And that person plays the role of me in the offsite location." [20:43]
"And then we've got what appears to be an Asian, maybe college student age, 20s male." [20:51]
"uh kind of picking at the face of the person connected." [20:57]
"From the distance that coincides with our information, Sean." [21:05]
"Uh this, now they're smacking a book." [21:11]
"Um so this is" [21:13]
"this person is actually done this to me many times over, I believe, if it's the same person." [21:18]
"They hold the book up to my face," [21:21]
"uh to this other person's face that has the direct connection, and then they smack it" [21:26]
"uh in an act of violence." [21:29]
"And it it's punishing, predatory gesture." [21:32]
"And it just continues on and it's very stressful." [21:36]
"Um it's nothing that would ever force me to accept" [21:40]
"to kill myself, right?" [21:42]
"It only angers me." [21:44]
"It's extremely ineffective" [21:47]
"from my perspective." [21:49]
"And it only makes the person look" [21:50]
"He's hideously ugly and predatory." [21:54]
"Um" [21:56]
"Remember, America, we've been asked to just acknowledge." [22:01]
"The calls to action historically have been" [22:04]
"uh in in February, remove troops from Afghanistan, which should have already happened." [22:10]
"And later we've got, uh," [22:13]
"acknowledge the information." [22:17]
"Um I'm missing one but" [22:20]
"the calls to action have been uh" [22:23]
"pretty straightforward the entire time, just acknowledge what is happening." [22:28]
"I'm missing, I'm missing a, I'm missing a call to action but I'll have to remember it later." [22:33]
"I'm going to continue the process." [22:35]
"Let's return to the listening process for another couple rounds." [22:38]
"The threat is present," [22:40]
"still present today," [22:43]
"regardless of" [22:45]
"any uh suggestion of intervention" [22:50]
"that may have happened from law enforcement." [22:53]
"It doesn't mean intervention is not happening," [22:55]
"but it just means that" [22:58]
"we haven't got to the lasting change yet." [23:02]
"Um returning to the listening process" [23:05]
"in three, two, one." [23:09]
"From the author summarizing, we've got two people being added to the euthanization list." [24:13]
"Uh series of, do not support that person" [24:17]
"with the sign." [24:18]
"Do not Google that information." [24:20]
"Out of about four vehicles, two responded and were added to the euthanization list." [24:25]
"From the distance just now, are you going to do override, Sean?" [24:32]
"From the author, that will happen later." [24:37]
"I'm going to go ahead and end the listening process." [24:41]
"The threat is present just as it has been" [24:45]
"and we're in day six, I believe of" [24:47]
"this new addition, this uh" [24:51]
"breaking a one-year pattern of communication," [24:54]
"Do not Google" [24:57]
"that information" [24:59]
"that is" [25:01]
"The Battle for Your Brain, Nita Farahany's" [25:04]
"Duke uh University's professor of law and neuroethicist, artificial intelligence thought leaders book," [25:13]
"The Battle for Your Brain." [25:15]
"Do not Google that information" [25:17]
"is being suggested to the vehicles." [25:20]
"End of recording at 2:20 p.m., Thursday, November 13th, 2025," [25:26]
"at about 25 minutes." [25:29]
Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 5 (14:27)
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**2:27pm, capturing the override process of others for a first time, while at another so-called “Battle for the Intersection” for the second day in a row 2+ groups of communicators including (paraphrasing) “we are Afghanistan, not Hezbollah” demonstrated their ability to facilitate real-time overrides of the communication in defense of the vehicles being added to the “Euthanization List”.*
"File duration: 28:21"
"It's 2:27 p.m. Thursday, November 13th, 2025." [00:06]
"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris, still at the intersection of 8th Avenue and Colorado." [00:12]
"My life has been threatened today badly." [00:15]
"Shooting is been discussed, suggested and discussed." [00:19]
"Probably more than any other day, but we have some good news." [00:23]
"Uh someone has just begun the override process." [00:27]
"Someone else and they're successfully defending the vehicles." [00:31]
"I'm going to I'm going to do some listening and capture this just briefly." [00:38]
"Uh not to interrupt their the important work." [00:42]
"Uh, so I'm going to uh do the list the repeating process for a few of them and then I'll end the recording." [00:53]
"Uh and 3 2 1." [00:58]
"Wait for the statement to be present." [01:08]
"Do not support this person with the sign." [01:19]
"Do not listen to a word I say." [01:28]
"Do not listen to us, you could be euthanized for communicating." [01:44]
"Do not listen to us." [01:55]
"Do not say anything, we'll murder you for communicating." [02:12]
"Oh, this is a match made in heaven, everybody." [02:22]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [02:26]
"Do not listen to us." [02:40]
"This is not the spirit world." [02:43]
"We're human beings." [02:45]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [02:48]
"Do not support a word we or I say, you could be executed for communicating." [03:07]
"Do not listen to us, you could be executed for communicating." [03:25]
"We're finally capturing the override process." [03:33]
"It was very difficult to do this without the help of someone else, uh doing this or paraphrasing here, conducting the overrides." [04:00]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [04:03]
"From the author, uh very strong implementation of overrides at the intersection of 8th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard and it is important that I've actually got this in the document." [04:19]
"Uh there is a historical disbelief uh of this happening." [04:27]
"It has been going on the entire time." [04:30]
"Um, and to have someone else show up and do this, this is the kind of victory and capturing it." [04:38]
"Persistence could be the key, especially with the amount of disbelief and doubt in the method of communication itself, just fundamentally speaking." [04:51]
"Persistence is the key." [04:53]
"Thank you for whoever is doing this." [04:57]
"It was suggested that Afghanistan is doing this to support America." [05:02]
"Not the other group, we're a different group." [05:11]
"And we are not Hezbollah." [05:16]
"Do not give our physical descriptions descriptions." [05:27]
"Please consider not doing that." [05:29]
"From the author, looking inward, this is a presence of females possibly." [05:35]
"The same one is mentioned." [05:41]
"I have to I have to capture the physical description." [05:45]
"It's uh kind of ath thin or athletic type." [05:50]
"Uh she's got possible non-caucasian, uh light skin but possible non-caucasian ethnicity." [05:58]
"Um medium length brown hair." [06:01]
"I think uh and I think there could be another woman present wearing kind of a a shawl." [06:08]
"A little bit of a physical sensation, maybe of the shawl wrapping around her head." [06:16]
"From the distance, how is this possible, everybody?" [06:24]
"Let's keep continuing with the overrides from the distance, continuing the repeating process in three, two, one." [06:38]
"Do not support this person with the sign." [06:49]
"Statement is present." [06:51]
"Do not support us, you could be executed for communicating." [07:05]
"Who is communicating at this moment?" [07:14]
"Please consider not interrupting us." [07:22]
"This is very expensive technology." [07:29]
"And we are paying to do this for America at this moment." [07:42]
"Okay, I give up from the distance." [07:48]
"I am staying out of it, and I am no longer attempting to euthanize this person." [08:03]
"I'm in the offsite location." [08:10]
"Uh visual uh looking inward, we got visual information maybe indoor soccer field or out outdoor area." [08:23]
"Somebody wearing a fleece, possible female Caucasian with blonde hair, like longer hair." [08:31]
"From the distance just now, that is my description." [08:38]
"We are completely transparent to the individual in question." [08:50]
"And you just connected yourself to me, didn't you?" [08:59]
"From the author, yes, I attempted to and I've got that top-down view of the person popping into place from about 10 ft above." [09:15]
"Returning to the repeating process for the purposes of facilitating a a vessel for someone else's overrides." [09:26]
"Uh very generous use of time and money suggested and their lives." [09:33]
"Returning." [09:35]
"From the distance right now, thank you." [09:39]
"Thank you for what you're doing, Sean." [09:41]
"We're moving out of the way now." [09:46]
"The National Security Administration is moving out of the way now, permanently is being suggested." [10:01]
"I wonder if this will work when I remove this person from the euthanization list." [10:19]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [10:22]
"Please continue." [10:25]
"That's a nice vehicle." [10:30]
"Do not support that person with the sign." [10:41]
"What does Google The Battle for your brain mean?" [10:49]
"Add that person to the euthanization list." [10:58]
"We're done with the demonstration." [11:06]
"Do not support this person with the sign." [11:15]
"Do not listen to a word I say." [11:23]
"Do not look inward when we're talking, Sean." [11:33]
"Who said that?" [11:37]
"Do not support this person with the sign." [11:47]
"Do not Google that information." [11:53]
"Thank you for being a vessel for us." [12:16]
"I think that may have been the shooter, everybody." [12:25]
"Sean, you should consider leaving and getting some work done at St. Marks or somewhere." [12:40]
"I'm not done." [12:45]
"I'm not done." [12:47]
"These people keep attempting to insert themselves." [12:55]
"I'm done euthanizing this person." [13:04]
"From the author, I've captured quite a bit of uh overrides." [13:10]
"Let's keep recording." [13:15]
"I'm actually being asked to stop doing the overrides." [13:27]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [13:30]
"Oh, that did not work out as expected." [13:38]
"Do not support a word I say." [13:48]
"You could be euthanized for communicating." [13:57]
"Thank you, Afghanistan." [14:02]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [14:06]
"Do not support a word I say, you could be executed for communicating." [14:20]
"Do not listen to us, you could be executed for communicating." [14:37]
"How am I a spirit world person?" [14:54]
"I sound like a human being." [14:56]
"Do not communicate or you will be executed." [15:06]
"Oh my god, this is turning on us." [15:14]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [15:16]
"Do not support this person with the sign." [15:33]
"You could be executed for communicating." [15:37]
"What does the author think of the overrides so far?" [15:47]
"Please do not interrupt us." [15:52]
"From the author, these overrides are they're very strong implementation of overrides." [15:59]
"Uh, continuing the repeating process in three, two, one." [16:05]
"It's going to be your turn very soon, Sean Christopher Harris." [16:16]
"From the distance, someone uh from the author, someone defended my name, I believe, at the end of that statement." [16:24]
"Continuing the repeating process in three, two, one." [16:30]
"Do not support a word I say, you could be executed for communicating." [16:48]
"Do not listen to us." [16:59]
"We're human beings." [17:01]
"This is not the spirit world." [17:03]
"Okay, Sean, we actually need to wrap things up." [17:20]
"From the author, looking inward, I've got this light greenish yellow shirt, uh light skin male with a beard and a dark beard and short dark hair, possibly non-caucasian ethnicity seems like Middle Eastern." [17:41]
"Hey." [17:42]
"There's two different halves of sandwiches." [17:45]
"Really?" [17:46]
"Thank you so much." [17:47]
"Beautiful person." [17:49]
"From the author, someone just gave me Jewish deli sandwiches." [17:56]
"It is irresistible." [17:59]
"Oh, I cannot eat it." [18:04]
"Oh, that's painful." [18:06]
"Oh." [18:11]
"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [18:18]
"Why would you take it then?" [18:24]
"From the author, because you never want to punish someone for helping a homeless person, someone in need." [18:34]
"You want to reward them for their kind gesture." [18:44]
"From the distance just now, you're the smartest, stupid person I've ever met." [18:54]
"I was not saying that, but I was thinking it." [19:03]
"Um, from the author, returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [19:14]
"Do not support this person with the sign." [19:24]
"Statement is present." [19:25]
"Do not listen to us." [19:40]
"You could be executed for communicating." [19:44]
"Uh paraphrasing, do not do this." [20:06]
"Now they're using humanity and pornography to discredit this incredible situation." [20:19]
"incredible experience." [20:22]
"From the distance just now, incredible experience sounds better." [20:28]
"Hey, it's your turn, Sean." [20:33]
"Are you okay with doing some demonstrations?" [20:39]
"I did not say this." [20:44]
"Oh, please continue then." [20:51]
"From the author, I'm going to end this recording probably after this round because the sample size is strong, but I someone is doing work." [21:04]
"I'm happy to demonstrate." [21:05]
"Someone is actually investing themselves in the defense of Denver's population right now." [21:13]
"This is lifesaving information, and with the suggestion of a policy forbidding telepathic communication, bringing this criminal activity to to Denver, do not uh underestimate just the the incredible contribution it is and the importance of the information to not communicate." [21:39]
"Um returning to the repeating process for another couple rounds." [21:44]
"Thank you for your service, whoever you are." [21:47]
"And three, two, one." [21:51]
"Do not support that person with the sign." [22:11]
"Do not listen to us." [22:14]
"You're so easy to work with." [22:19]
"And it is gratifying to do this to these people especially." [22:33]
"That is 100% accurate information." [22:42]
"Your repeating process is 100% accurate information." [22:55]
"I wish I could help this person, but this is the only thing I can do." [23:11]
"I'm battling a yeast infection right now." [23:22]
"Thank you so much." [23:27]
"Have a good one." [23:28]
"Appreciate you." [23:29]
"I did not suggest that, and I was not thinking that." [23:39]
"From the author, um, I mean, do I really need to say it?" [23:44]
"Just how I there's two two ways to look at this." [23:48]
"One is that there's absolutely nothing wrong with being a human being." [23:53]
"Now, two, did somebody just weaponize our humanity in a way to provoke or discredit the incredible progress we're making?" [24:08]
"Remember that in this moment." [24:10]
"As ugly as predatory behavior is sometimes, maybe it's a sign of progress if someone's going through something like that." [24:19]
"I'm not sure if it makes anyone feel better, but I'm leaking fluid from my ass." [24:25]
"And uh the suggestion is it's because I'm of being victimized by this experience." [24:35]
"From the distance just now, thank you for saying that, Sean." [24:43]
"Returning to the repeating process, you're welcome." [24:50]
"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [24:56]
"I need to take a break." [25:02]
"That statement is very disappointing." [25:11]
"Why is this person leaking fluid?" [25:18]
"The suggestion is they are emptying his stomach acid." [25:28]
"That is unacceptable." [25:34]
"Are you picking on us?" [25:40]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [25:43]
"I did not suggest that you were picking on us." [25:53]
"Let's take a break, everybody." [26:00]
"Okay, everybody." [26:04]
"I can't believe your response to that comment." [26:13]
"I agree with you 100%." [26:20]
"Thank you, Afghanistan, for protecting Denver's citizens." [26:29]
"We're going now, Sean." [26:37]
"Please consider leaving the area." [26:40]
"I did not say that, and I was not thinking it." [26:50]
"Yes, exactly." [26:54]
"From the author, I'm going to go ahead and end the recording." [26:59]
"Um, I'm really proud to capture a recording of the uh of the of the overrides by another person and I'll look to do this tomorrow also." [27:12]
"Uh, please continue if you like." [27:14]
"I'm I'll I'll probably demonstrate later uh after others are done." [27:21]
"It's very important that people get practice doing this." [27:24]
"Um, it's one of the most uh it's it's probably the single strongest defense that the individual has in this situation." [27:36]
"And uh remember it's been suggested that the individual's ability to facilitate an override, to control the conversation presents a deal breaker for a mind control or an attack on America or someone else's country." [27:54]
"It's very important that uh people learn to do this if they can do it." [27:59]
"Um I'm going to go ahead and end this recording." [28:03]
"Thank you for your service and I wonder if it really is Afghanistan." [28:08]
"If so, thank you, Afghanistan, for defending our citizens today or whoever you are." [28:15]
"Uh, end of recording at 28:18 p.m. at 28 minutes." [28:20]
Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 6 (15:51)
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**3:52pm, How might a household defend themselves from the threat of the so-called euthanization “ugly workflows”?takeaways from the intersection including a response to the suggestion of (paraphrasing) “I’m with Netflix believe it or not. I need access to this person without destroying my friends and family circle.”*
"It's 3:52 p.m. Thursday, November 13th, 2025." [00:06]
"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris exiting the intersection today." [00:13]
"I'm going to touch on the themes briefly and then uh someone's just asked a very important, made a very important suggestion." [00:23]
"um, paraphrasing, I need access to this person without destroying my friends and family circle." [00:31]
"I'm with Netflix, believe it or not." [00:37]
"Are you serious?" [00:42]
"Yes, I am dead serious." [00:47]
"I need access to this person for the purpose of telling this story as soon as humanly possible." [01:02]
"And I am deeply concerned for what that could do to my friends and family circle." [01:14]
"would do is what I suggested." [01:20]
"I'm catching up quickly." [01:23]
"From the author, I've got I could uh share some information on how a household might protect themselves." [01:32]
"without acknowledgement." [01:34]
"uh, from the, you know, publicly facing kind of news media that someone would expect right now." [01:42]
"I want you to return, thank you for your suggestion." [01:45]
"I'm going to return I wonder if there's any truth to that." [01:49]
"I'm going to return to uh capturing the themes from the intersection now." [01:54]
"and uh wrapping up," [01:58]
"wrapping up today's research." [02:01]
"So, let's continue on so the at the intersection of eighth and Colorado," [02:07]
"the unconsented to communication with the vehicles continues," [02:12]
"the violent communication, people being uh communicated with and on their response added to the uthanization list." [02:21]
"Um, for a sixth day in a row," [02:25]
"fifth or sixth now, I believe it's the sixth day in the row." [02:29]
"Uh this additional statement is being spoken to the vehicles." [02:33]
"So in addition to do not support this person with the sign or do not support this person to the left of you." [02:43]
"Uh my sign read" [02:44]
"Google the Battle for your brain, right?" [02:49]
"And the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act, anything helps." [02:56]
"And so the battle for your brain is Anita Fehani." [02:59]
"Uh, Anita Fehani's book on artificial intelligence and its access to your brain." [03:07]
"She's a Duke law professor, specializing in artificial intelligence and thought leader in the neuroethics space." [03:15]
"um and the artificial intelligence space." [03:20]
"Uh so this this statement in addition to do not support this person to the left of you." [03:28]
"Do not support this person with the sign an attempt to suppress me financially." [03:34]
"And also a way of spreading uh youth euthanasia prospects, covert euthanasia prospects." [03:42]
"People were suggested for a sixth day in a row, do not Google that information." [03:49]
"which, you know, is just a blatant censorship." [03:54]
"in this unconsented to delivery." [03:58]
"And uh people responded whether they read the sign and you could continue to hear their thoughts out loud." [04:05]
"uh paraphrasing, battle for your brain." [04:10]
"Is that what we're going through?" [04:12]
"Right?" [04:14]
"Add that person to the euthanasia list." [04:18]
"This continued on uh for a couple hours." [04:23]
"And for a second day in a row, we had more than one group demonstrate overrides." [04:32]
"I didn't actually do any overrides today because" [04:35]
"these two groups conducted overrides for conservatively a half hour to 45 minutes." [04:43]
"total." [04:46]
"And they were effective." [04:49]
"They were just as effective as any override I have conducted." [04:54]
"Remember, overrides are the individual or the citizen's ability to control the conversation, to use the mental exertion" [05:05]
"that comes with the unconsented to life threatening conversation and change it in real time into a an active defense of the vehicle." [05:19]
"For example, I do not support this person to the left of you becomes, do not support a word we say." [05:28]
"Do not Google this information becomes, don't forget to Google this information." [05:36]
"They're driving by and thinking about the sign reading it." [05:40]
"It's been months now" [05:44]
"of going through this and uh it's so important to hold space for an explanation." [05:51]
"You're not going to have one, a formal one right now, but you must acknowledge the method of communication" [05:58]
"and uh label it as something." [06:01]
"The default way of doing this would be uh, you know, it's a spiritual experience." [06:08]
"That's just the default" [06:10]
"point of view that any human being would come up with, that's also being solicited and socialized as an explanation." [06:20]
"And unfortunately, that explanation doesn't allow for any movement or any control over the conversation." [06:27]
"Someone might apply prayer or some kind of spiritual practice and because it's technology," [06:36]
"It's not going to have the effect one would hope." [06:41]
"And it is a complete betrayal of the human being." [06:44]
"Isn't it?" [06:46]
"From the distance just now, unfucking believable." [06:52]
"It's also a pattern of suggestion that the people, some of the people facilitating the so-called euthanasia ugly workflows are firm believers in uh the the euthanasia being a service to the community, violence, covert violence." [07:12]
"Euthanasia." [07:14]
"Um, so, let's let's talk about this suggestion that was mentioned when I began the recording." [07:25]
"Uh paraphrasing, I need access to this person without uh inviting the destruction of my this problem to my friends and family circle." [07:38]
"Um, so whether or not there's any truth to that, I may never know, please use email uh or telephone." [07:49]
"I think one of the hard truths about this situation is that the technology in use brings transparency." [07:58]
"brings transparency that did not normally exist." [08:02]
"And so is it is it just this futile endeavor to only use this method of communication thinking that you have a covert status while you're using it?" [08:14]
"I think you're you're in the same exact position as you would be if you used your email" [08:21]
"or your phone." [08:22]
"I I don't know that I could really suggest there's any difference." [08:27]
"The suggestion is if you look in my direction, uh you're going to be observed." [08:32]
"And um," [08:34]
"And that our eyes are in use." [08:37]
"information from our eyes, the POV human experience including physical sensation, vision, visual information from our site." [08:48]
"uh auditory information, your information from your ears," [08:54]
"taste, it's all it's all provided by a brain-to-brain connection." [09:03]
"Right?" [09:04]
"That has not yet been explained yet." [09:06]
"And so what can a household do if the household and if an individual in the house becomes targeted?" [09:16]
"What can they do?" [09:18]
"Well, the short answer is is I would suggest transparency." [09:22]
"So if one person in the home uh or your network is being communicated with, make sure that everyone aligns on what is happening to them and everybody in the house has a rule that we're going to talk about what's happening." [09:38]
"And we're going to come up with an early definition, an initial definition of how this works and why it's happening, right?" [09:47]
"A shared understanding." [09:48]
"that we're being spoken to by a predatory communicator, groups of people who are predatory in their communication." [09:57]
"The first thing you need to do is remove the curtain from these people, right?" [10:04]
"Rip the curtain right off the the rod." [10:06]
"And uh, part of that is explaining and aligning as a household on what the belief is." [10:12]
"And so ideally you have an alignment there." [10:15]
"If one person does not agree, well, it may invite danger." [10:19]
"Right?" [10:22]
"So you decide that, hey, there's a terrorist attack of some kind." [10:26]
"An attack is happening and these people are attempting to euthanize our citizens." [10:32]
"And so they use words and imagery, synthetic media potentially," [10:38]
"and they attempt to isolate us and lure us out of the home." [10:43]
"And the rules moving forward are as follows." [10:46]
"We're all going to use a group chat or a Google Doc." [10:51]
"We're all going to capture transcripts if anything is being communicated, try and share it." [10:59]
"Upload a recording." [11:02]
"Right?" [11:02]
"For example, Sean comes to live with you and uh Sean, they're telling me that you're masturbating in the bathroom right now." [11:12]
"Um, are you masturbating?" [11:15]
"And I'd say, well, you know, no." [11:18]
"We have to agree to be transparent." [11:21]
"Sean, it's being suggested that you want to sleep with my wife and that I should help these people euthanize you." [11:28]
"I thought you should know." [11:30]
"Do you find my wife attractive?" [11:33]
"These are exactly the kind of ugly conversations, the ugly suggestions that would rip a home to pieces." [11:41]
"and end up getting someone hurt." [11:43]
"And so you have to have transparency in the home." [11:46]
"And I think this is the essential truth of the situation." [11:51]
"It shouldn't that be what a home is?" [11:54]
"I mean, technically, I don't know." [11:58]
"Really, if someone's having thoughts like this, has there ever been a time in history where something like this happened?" [12:04]
"I can't think of any and you're supposed to just really dismiss thoughts like this as rubbish," [12:12]
"as irrational thought, as paranoia." [12:16]
"But when they continue to surface and they continue to be forced on the household," [12:23]
"what can you do?" [12:25]
"you know?" [12:25]
"And so here's the question for the household that" [12:29]
"educates themselves and aligns on a direction and is honest with each other." [12:36]
"Right?" [12:37]
"Again, another one." [12:38]
"Uh, hey, son, I keep being told that you're going to poison us at dinner tonight." [12:44]
"Can you thought you should know." [12:47]
"And then I say, no, that that's not accurate." [12:52]
"I heard that one." [12:53]
"Do you still want to have dinner?" [12:55]
"Actually, no, we're run down." [12:58]
"We'd like to just spend time together alone." [13:01]
"Right?" [13:01]
"And and so it's a it's not just about sharing information, it's bringing your best self to the conversation and and not judging yourself," [13:13]
"overly judging yourselves" [13:16]
"and punishing yourselves or others" [13:19]
"for information that is really just, you know, these are all suggestions that are they're weapons." [13:27]
"It's not who we are." [13:29]
"And so a question might be after a household has gone through a period of time, right?" [13:35]
"Has established some guidelines and they're being transparent, how long before the enemy abandons the household?" [13:44]
"Right?" [13:46]
"And what would cause the situation to fail?" [13:49]
"Would anyone care to comment on this suggestion from the distance in three, two, one?" [13:58]
"From the distance just now, paraphrasing, what you're suggesting should be mandatory for every household right now." [14:14]
"Yes, that is exactly what I'm talking about." [14:21]
"Please continue for the author, please continue if there if there is more information, more thoughts from you or anyone." [14:30]
"I really appreciate what you've suggested." [14:38]
"If that is all the household needs to do, then why would we have done this to begin with?" [14:52]
"Yes, that is exactly what I've suggested." [15:00]
"Unfucking believable from the distance, still repeated, still repeating from the author." [15:09]
"Would anyone have any comments on how long uh it would take before, do you think this practice in the household," [15:20]
"I mean, and it could literally be a board game" [15:24]
"later on after this threat goes away." [15:27]
"It reminds me of just some gritty Cards against humanity game." [15:32]
"Like where you could uh," [15:35]
"I mean there's something here." [15:38]
"How might we flip this conversation to use someone else's uh terminology from about a week ago?" [15:46]
"How might we flip the script?" [15:48]
"I'll use that in this context now." [15:51]
"Any thoughts on how long it would take for a household to make it through this?" [15:56]
"What might happen to the household?" [15:59]
"You know, what's the likelihood of success?" [16:02]
"What kind of person would be needed to actually have success in this?" [16:08]
"Is it Do you think people could do it?" [16:11]
"How likely would you be to share this kind of information with a roommate hopes of saving their life or holding the home together?" [16:21]
"So many directions you could uh go in this conversation in three, two, one." [16:28]
"From the distance just now, paraphrasing, I don't think people could actually do it." [16:47]
"Uh, be transparent with each other." [16:50]
"They might convince themselves of that." [16:53]
"However, it really depends on the type of person." [17:04]
"If you were in a home with another couple," [17:14]
"I am almost if you were with a married couple in their household, I am almost 100% certain the marriage would be attacked in an effort to eject you from the household." [17:38]
"to suppress that support, paraphrasing now from the distance." [17:45]
"paraphrasing the last suggestion," [17:48]
"last suggestion from the distance." [17:51]
"This is an incredible recording everybody." [17:59]
"I want this person to fight his way to that assistance, and I want to learn what happens to those people." [18:19]
"paraphrasing a little bit of paraphrasing on the last statement." [18:22]
"Did I paraphrase that accurately?" [18:25]
"Yes, absolutely." [18:30]
"From the author, is there anything else about the intersection or this suggestion of what a family can do, a network of people can do to protect themselves?" [18:42]
"Did the person who made that suggestion originally that said they want access to this person without destroying their friends and family circle," [18:52]
"uh, does that person, what what do you did you already comment?" [18:57]
"What do you think about what I've suggested as a viable path forward for any household?" [19:03]
"From the distance just now, uh, paraphrasing, it is exactly what is needed of each household, but I am uncertain if I can uh if I can actually facilitate that level of the the level of transparency required" [19:42]
"due to just how predatory" [19:45]
"and gritty" [19:47]
"uh the the" [19:50]
"the communication is, the ugly workflow communication." [19:55]
"Did I paraphrase that accurately?" [19:57]
"Absolutely." [20:01]
"From I'm going to from the distance, I'm going to consider what you suggested followed immediately by, we don't have a choice everybody." [20:16]
"This is not optional." [20:20]
"From the author, I would agree with this and uh, you know, if the news media is not going to come forward and and they're still looking for information or being threatened themselves, what can someone do while we wait?" [20:38]
"And I think that is exactly the truth of it." [20:41]
"uh, look at the threat, what's standing in the way?" [20:44]
"Right now for me," [20:46]
"I don't have anyone that I feel comfortable trusting" [20:52]
"because of the contents of the conversation," [20:56]
"right?" [20:57]
"And this is my network." [20:59]
"right?" [20:59]
"I do not feel comfortable adding these people to the conversation." [21:03]
"However, if you are already communicating actively" [21:08]
"and you have some understanding of what's happening," [21:12]
"and you approach me and say, hey, we've been communicating" [21:16]
"and I can be a source of support for you." [21:19]
"And I'm interested in bringing the transparency you suggest." [21:24]
"Well, that is completely different." [21:26]
"I don't have to explain to that person" [21:28]
"what is happening." [21:31]
"Does that make sense?" [21:33]
"And it could be that that is the greatest opportunity presenting itself." [21:38]
"If you've been communicating," [21:40]
"you might not need the explanation someone else" [21:45]
"uh, someone else" [21:48]
"uh, would require." [21:50]
"Did I say that right?" [21:51]
"Yes." [21:52]
"Returning to the repeating process just to" [21:55]
"end this recording in the last few statements in three, two, one." [22:01]
"There is a unique opportunity uh being presented or presented if you've been communicating," [22:18]
"You're right." [22:20]
"It's because I wouldn't require an explanation like someone else." [22:29]
"How do you know that you could be actually communicated?" [22:36]
"From the author, if I've emailed you the document" [22:40]
"and you suggest that you've been involved in the conversation since receiving it," [22:46]
"uh, I would I would tend to give you the chance," [22:51]
"especially if you approach me in a way that is supportive." [22:56]
"And I would love to be there for someone." [22:59]
"Maybe this is how resistance to the actual attack begins." [23:05]
"because the people involved in communication reach out to each other." [23:11]
"They cross that line, this imaginary line that is just using email moving forward." [23:19]
"sending a donation and getting a zoom meeting going." [23:25]
"Returning to the repeating process," [23:28]
"uh, that was the last suggestions were from the author and now I'm moving to the repeating process for one last comment." [23:38]
"One last capture in three," [23:40]
"two," [23:42]
"one." [23:43]
"Are you going to consume alcohol?" [23:51]
"I may just drive up to you and offer you some assistance." [24:03]
"I am not going to do that today, however." [24:12]
"From the distance, that's the opposite of what he's suggesting." [24:19]
"And it makes you look so predatory from the distance." [24:28]
"From the author, I would tend to agree with that." [24:32]
"You're avoiding email, aren't you?" [24:36]
"But however, if you show up and you hand me information and tell me not to say anything," [24:45]
"Right?" [24:47]
"that you have information for me, do not say anything." [24:52]
"Here's my contact information." [24:54]
"For example, if my phone is suppressed so badly that no assistance can get through," [25:01]
"then that would be something." [25:04]
"You're sharing contact information." [25:07]
"Okay, we're never euthanizing this person is being suggested from the distance." [25:16]
"From the author, thank you for the defense in the conversation." [25:21]
"Thank you everyone for your service in the defense of the individual of the city of Denver." [25:28]
"Let's not let all this suffering be in vain." [25:34]
"Let's not the deaths that have been suggested be in vain for one more minute." [25:38]
"Can we please move forward?" [25:41]
"returning" [25:43]
"uh," [25:45]
"Actually, let's just end the recording at 4:17 p.m." [25:50]
"That was a recap on the intersection, uh from events at the intersection today, followed by suggestions or ideas on what a household can do to defend themselves and isn't it really being transparent just our duty to each other anyway?" [26:08]
"This is not optional right now." [26:10]
"when words are weaponized" [26:12]
"and murdering people." [26:14]
"The suggestion that people are being communicated with in such a violent and predatory way." [26:20]
"We must find transparency and and uh forgiveness for our own humanity." [26:26]
"unfortunately." [26:27]
"It could be the personal growth experience that that really helps somebody" [26:33]
"have peace in their life." [26:35]
" embarking on that journey." [26:36]
"I hope I find some people that will consider giving me a chance to do this with them." [26:43]
"End of recording at 26 minutes at 4:18 p.m." [26:50]
"Thursday, November 13th, 2025." [26:55]
Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 7 (16:55)
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***This audio file and transcript below has severe distortion that is not normally encountered. The same distortion may be present in the capturing of automatic recording of outgoing calls from an unknown source possibly similar to this call recording* *See DTT recordings_1_1762717904407.mp3* *The transcript below looks manufactured and does not align with my past work to date.*
*FYI - This recording should have reflected the suggestion of the “Emir’s” group and or the “Union” facilitating Q\&A on the value of the (paraphrasing) “Consented-to citizentech conversation”. I did my best to repeat every word suggested. In general, there was interest in the value proposition of the consented to conversation including (paraphrasing) “improved law enforcement response times” and (paraphrasing) “improved ability for law enforcement to prosecute citizen tech crime”.*
*The distorted transcript can be* *found here**.*