Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 3 (13:04) (Part 4)
Nov 13, 2025 — Recording 3 (13:04)
Audio: 20251113-130410.mp3 · Duration 29:07
**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]