Nov 14, 2025 — Recording 2 (11:02) (Part 4)
Nov 14, 2025 — Recording 2 (11:02)
Audio: 20251114-110200.mp3 · Duration 23
**11:02am, themes from the night before and early morning while at the D.R.M. (Denver Rescue Mission) 48th St. shelter including experiencing miracle periods of silence from a possible reduction in violent communication and or from the use of conversation overrides.*
"Duration: 23 minutes and 58 seconds"
"It's 11:02 a.m., Friday, November 14th, 2025." [ 0:6 ]
"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris, author of The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism." [ 0:15 ]
"Um, looking and capturing briefly last night's themes, uh, at the Denver Rescue Mission, 48th Street Shelter." [ 0:29 ]
"Um, so the unconsented to conversation is still present, but we seem to be experiencing a trend that dare I say, uh reduction in the overall communication echoing through the building." [ 0:48 ]
"From the distance just now, I think there has been a reduction, an overall reduction, but the threat is still present from Homeland Security's perspective." [ 1:16 ]
"Might be paraphrasing a little bit on the last suggestion." [ 1:20 ]
"Thank you for your service." [ 1:24 ]
"From the author, thank you for your service." [ 1:27 ]
"From the distance, you're so welcome, Sean." [ 1:33 ]
"Please continue." [ 1:37 ]
"Of course he's going to say thank you for your service." [ 1:45 ]
"From the author, remember, I've included a critical disclaimer citing all citizen, so-called citizen technology suggestions as external statements." [ 2:1 ]
"This critical disclaimer found in the copyright section of each document, and there are several now spanning 3,000 pages, approximately, includes this critical disclaimer." [ 2:16 ]
"It insulates the author, myself, Sean Christopher Harris and any organization being accused within these external statements." [ 2:25 ]
"Uh remember these these suggestions, these external statements need to be substantiated." [ 2:35 ]
"It is akin to a crank phone call with no caller ID." [ 2:39 ]
"And the content of these conversations is violent and deeply concerning." [ 2:46 ]
"So let's continue on." [ 2:48 ]
"From the distance, thank you for that reminder, Sean." [ 2:53 ]
"Uh from the author, you're welcome." [ 2:57 ]
"continue it odd." [ 2:59 ]
"So the unconsented to conversation is still present, um, but we may be experiencing uh, maybe five to seven days of a reduction uh in overall communication." [ 3:12 ]
"However, the threat, uh, statements, suggestions, for example, uh, do you accept your euthanization aimed in my direction are still present?" [ 3:26 ]
"So the psychological violence is still present." [ 3:31 ]
"Have we tipped the scale in favor of 60% of the overall communication and the volume of the conversation being in defense of the the building in defense of the residents in the city of Denver?" [ 3:47 ]
"Would anyone care to comment on that?" [ 3:51 ]
"From the distance, it's very hard to tell and you've been asleep." [ 4:0 ]
"From the author, yes, I've come to a place where I I seem to be tuning out." [ 4:7 ]
"Um, I've gone through several periods of this and I don't have much information to share." [ 4:14 ]
"It prompts a question." [ 4:16 ]
"Is there an inevitable uh, disregarding?" [ 4:22 ]
"Right?" [ 4:23 ]
"Will the citizen or the individual being targeted inevitably, inevitably disregard all citizen tech communication, uh, when you look at what what the outcomes are." [ 4:38 ]
"You know, the aspects of it are that it doesn't go away." [ 4:42 ]
"It's violent, it's manipulative." [ 4:47 ]
"Um, it does not result in any compensation or restitution." [ 4:52 ]
"Not yet." [ 4:54 ]
"Um, and it it's just, you know, it's interesting what a human being can normalize and get used to." [ 5:5 ]
"Um, I think there is an overall reduction just in in silence." [ 5:11 ]
"However, there are a few loud voices remaining and a threat of euthanization is still present." [ 5:17 ]
"I don't really have much information from last night." [ 5:21 ]
"I got some solid sleep in." [ 5:23 ]
"Surprisingly." [ 5:25 ]
"I will say this, and I was trying to think about how can I measure a change?" [ 5:29 ]
"The fact that I am sleeping is a big deal because in the past, uh, when during high uh, high concentration, uh, during periods of time where pain administration is happening and my body is being triggered, uh, and this is with technology." [ 5:47 ]
"So the suggestion that I have implants, multiple implants, some of which are in my colon, and that those are triggered constantly, and I'm woken the use of a sound weapon, if I am sleeping, uh, that is a sign that those things have either stopped happening or have less of an effect as they used to." [ 5:49 ]
"From the distance, that's a really good point." [ 6:15 ]
"Would anyone care to speak to that from the distance?" [ 6:19 ]
"From the distance, paraphrasing if you're actually getting sleep and you were kept up before, uh then you might actually be experiencing a change or reduction in uh communication." [ 6:42 ]
"From the author, yes, there were some nights where it was impossible to sleep." [ 6:53 ]
"I'd come home and pass out and uh, I'd lie in my bed, I get about three hours in, and then someone's screaming, literally screaming at me, someone's being beheaded or tortured, um multiple people attempting to talk." [ 6:57 ]
"The pattern, uh, that's surfaced recently, so there have been a few days in a row of the suggestion of user accounts being suspended." [ 7:16 ]
"This could have something to do with it." [ 7:26 ]
"Um if we have tipped the scale uh with 60% approximately of the conversation in favor of the defense of the individual, education, right?" [ 7:29 ]
"And uh, overrides, the use of overrides." [ 7:42 ]
"I spent a little bit of time last night overriding communication." [ 7:47 ]
"Uh, I usually do that when predatory communication surfaces and I attempt to stay out of the way for most of the time." [ 7:51 ]
"Um, so my ability to do that remains." [ 8:5 ]
"I continue to suggest Google, The Battle for your brain." [ 8:7 ]
"uh, as an override, Nita Ferhani's book." [ 8:11 ]
"Um, Last night there was possibly some POV visual information." [ 8:16 ]
"Uh, and I don't know if it was during while I was sleeping or not." [ 8:23 ]
"Someone being bit by a rattlesnake in their bed." [ 8:28 ]
"Uh, so this was a couple, I believe, that had climbed into bed." [ 8:34 ]
"From the distance just now that coincides with our information, everybody." [ 8:40 ]
"Please continue." [ 8:46 ]
"From the author, this the suggestion was a rather large was a rattlesnake or something at the in the foot of the bed." [ 8:51 ]
"Um so snakes will uh climb into your bed." [ 9:00 ]
"I learned about this in Portland." [ 9:2 ]
"Uh I talked to a reptile specialist because I was curious if if there was a snake in my house, in my apartment." [ 9:7 ]
"And what people had told me, they said, there's no snakes in Portland." [ 9:11 ]
"I called the reptile specialist and what they suggested was they had removed snakes from over 50 homes in the last 12 months." [ 9:16 ]
"And what happens is is they climb into bed with you, they're cold-blooded animals and they're looking for warmth." [ 9:22 ]
"And so they they want to snuggle and uh people get bit that way." [ 9:36 ]
"And so, you know, uh, I'm not sure what the reason was." [ 9:43 ]
"I think the suggestion that I overheard was that the person kept poisonous snakes in their house and one had gotten loose." [ 9:51 ]
"From the distance that coincides with our information, everybody." [ 10:5 ]
"From the author, yes, multiple suggestions like this are very common." [ 10:17 ]
"Um, that I also that coincides with what I experienced." [ 10:21 ]
"Uh, it didn't really it was it was fairly uneventful." [ 10:26 ]
"Um, would anyone like to share anything else about that suggestion at this moment before I move on?" [ 10:30 ]
"From the distance, that was really all we had last night." [ 10:45 ]
"Was that a POV experience? Was a very good question." [ 10:51 ]
"From the author, I I believe uh it may have been was somebody wheeled out of the dwelling, out of the home in a in a stretcher like an EMT stretcher." [ 10:57 ]
"Uh I may have experienced a white blanket, somebody being taken to the hospital." [ 11:15 ]
"From the distance, that also coincides." [ 11:23 ]
"So, you know, what's what is the reason for this?" [ 11:32 ]
"Well, um, these POV experiences, so if I end up connected to someone, it's usually because they were in a predatory position, participating in the so-called euthanization ugly workflows." [ 11:36 ]
"And uh, you know, the suggestion is and the human experience is that I go to sleep and while I'm asleep, I start experiencing this other person's life and unlike unlike my dreams and I can't really recall when I've had an actual dream lately, in my dreams, I am me." [ 11:45 ]
"I am not another person." [ 12:5 ]
"From the distance, yes, that's a very important distinction." [ 12:17 ]
"No, yes." [ 12:28 ]
"From the author, thank you." [ 12:37 ]
"Uh I I don't really recall much else." [ 12:39 ]
"Waking up in the morning, I walked outside to the smoke pit, and someone suggested in the distance, which where it's which paraphrasing, where's the sound coming from this morning?" [ 12:44 ]
"And you can hear it echo over I-70." [ 12:51 ]
"Um, I am hopefully that uh that this silence continues." [ 12:56 ]
"However, I am concerned that we're going without acknowledgement." [ 13:3 ]
"I feel like I'm missing something, but I need to end the recording and prepare for the uh intersection." [ 13:8 ]
"So, I guess from the distance just now it's unbelievable how law enforcement intervention goes unnoticed." [ 13:21 ]
"I I I from the author, I may have been sleeping." [ 13:37 ]
"From the distance, exactly." [ 13:41 ]
"Why can't, from the distance, why can't we acknowledge what has happened using the news media?" [ 13:50 ]
"That is exactly what I said with 100% word for word accuracy?" [ 14:7 ]
"Yes." [ 14:12 ]
"From the author, um, plus one." [ 14:14 ]
"Can you tell us more about that?" [ 14:17 ]
"What I mean, is this an organizational restriction?" [ 14:22 ]
"From the distance, that's exactly how I would put it." [ 14:29 ]
"Well, from the author, thank you for your service America and any other country that uh any other country that is supporting the consented to conversation and helping surface what has happened in the city of Denver." [ 14:35 ]
"From the author, I I I have one other thing I could speak to." [ 14:50 ]
"Um last night I got the entire day of transcripts in with the exception of uh you'll find it in document 4, part 4, with the exception of the last recording, the suggestion of the Amir." [ 15:3 ]
"Um and so Amir is really interesting." [ 15:17 ]
"So historically, the presence of Prince Amir has been suggested." [ 15:23 ]
"And what I learned from Gemini, and this is both visual and uh verbal, the word Amir is just it's the same thing as the title uh Prince." [ 15:31 ]
"And there are a few relationships with the United States that are considered uh allies, counter-terrorism allies." [ 15:47 ]
"and military, military allies." [ 15:53 ]
"There's uh, and some, two of them, I would have pull this up if I can." [ 16:8 ]
"I don't know if I can." [ 16:16 ]
"Two of them are invested, one in particular has a counter intelligence background." [ 16:19 ]
"And I think this is Kuwait and at Qatar." [ 16:26 ]
"Let me see if I can pull it up." [ 16:34 ]
"Here we go." [ 16:36 ]
"So, I thought this was fascinating." [ 16:40 ]
"So the last recording was uh, a group of people, Amir was suggested to be present and they were talking about the value proposition." [ 16:45 ]
"What is the value proposition of the consented to telepathic relationship with the individual or the citizen?" [ 16:56 ]
"And what came up in the recording was very interesting." [ 17:9 ]
"They said, 'Put down your earbud and let us, let us ask a few questions about this,' which I thought was very helpful because because I was exhausted." [ 17:11 ]
"And so the first benefit they suggested was improve response times for law enforcement and uh, and then having uh, additional increased ability to prosecute crime that surfaces within citizen tech." [ 17:28 ]
"And so this was a really positive conversation, I thought, uh, and meanwhile people were chiming in with acknowledging that, you know, paraphrasing, 'Oh my god, it really is technology, everybody.'" [ 17:41 ]
"And so that recording unfortunately, uh, was dismantled." [ 17:48 ]
"Um, I had left my SIM card off." [ 18:3 ]
"I normally turn my SIM card off to do these recordings." [ 18:6 ]
"After finding uh basically the presence of somebody making calls to my phone." [ 18:11 ]
"I don't know how this works, but my phone makes an outgoing call that and it's recorded using the call recording app, and the contents of the call recording include my voice recording." [ 18:16 ]
"So somebody opens a line with my phone and then information seems to be added this pulsating like whir, whir, whir, whir, uh, sound, this strange sound." [ 18:24 ]
"And so that actually happened because I left my SIM card on." [ 18:35 ]
"It was uh, my assumption, and it destroyed the last transcript." [ 18:48 ]
"And so I gathered up all the evidence I have around my recordings being dismantled and put it in the possible evidence folder." [ 18:54 ]
"Um, also the way the transcript rendered, I don't know, it just didn't look like what I would expect." [ 19:4 ]
"It it does not it is not representative of the historical conversation I helped facilitate." [ 19:14 ]
"And it also does not look like it's the product of distorted sound." [ 19:22 ]
"It looks like they're clean sentences there, but the content of the sentences themselves just don't look like anything consistent uh with it looks like just mindless babble." [ 19:29 ]
"From the distance just now, that's a good way of putting it, Sean." [ 19:45 ]
"Would anyone care to comment on uh on the possibility of my recordings being it's been suggested that anyone who attempts to manipulate or dismantle my ability to record uh these transcripts is interfering with a federal investigation, for example." [ 19:51 ]
"Is there any truth to that?" [ 20:15 ]
"From the distance just now there absolutely is no truth to that." [ 20:20 ]
"No, that is the opposite of what I suggested." [ 20:31 ]
"From the distance, do not tamper with this person's ability to record these transcripts." [ 20:48 ]
"Capture these transcripts is what I suggested." [ 20:54 ]
"From the distance, thank you for bringing that up." [ 21:2 ]
"From the author, you're welcome." [ 21:7 ]
"Is there anything else I I was bummed to lose that recording." [ 21:11 ]
"I thought that was an incredible sign of progress and with my limited experience, uh, are there any closing suggestions that anyone would like to share for a recap regarding a recap of the last 12 hours?" [ 21:19 ]
"From the distance, I would appreciate an introduction" [ 21:33 ]
"to the tormented process at the intersection." [ 21:42 ]
"From the author, okay." [ 21:52 ]
"I could do that." [ 21:54 ]
"From the distance, can you please not turn off your SIM card?" [ 22:5 ]
"From the author, I am so sorry, but there is nothing worse than me risking my life and uh, you know, the suffering at the intersection possibly being in vain because someone dismantles the recording." [ 22:7 ]
"From the distance, thank you for reminding us of what a patriot you actually are, Sean." [ 22:23 ]
"That is exactly what I suggested with 100% word-for-word accuracy." [ 22:39 ]
"From the author, thank you." [ 22:49 ]
"From the distance, I also have something that I would like to share everybody." [ 23:2 ]
"Are you sure you're recording right now?" [ 23:7 ]
"From the author, yes, I'm recording." [ 23:13 ]
"How is that possible?" [ 23:21 ]
"Never mind." [ 23:25 ]
"From the author, I'm going to head and close this recording out and uh, get on with a new a new one for the introduction." [ 23:30 ]
"Uh, end of recording on takeaways from the shelter last night at 11:25 a.m., Friday, November 14th, 2025 at 23 minutes." [ 23:41 ]