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Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 2 (11:22) (Part 4)

2025-11-13 · Thursday · 21:05 · audio ↗ · source ↗
Glossary: Telepathy, Terrorism

Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 2 (11:22)

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]