Nov 14, 2025 — Recording 3 (11:26) (Part 4)
Nov 14, 2025 — Recording 3 (11:26)
Audio: 20251114-112619.mp3 · Duration 24
**11:26am, providing an introduction to the so-called euthanization “ugly workflows” before heading to the intersection of 8th Ave. & Colorado Blvd..*
"Duration: 24 minutes and 6 seconds"
"11:26 a.m., Friday, November 14th, 2025." [ 0:3 ]
"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris," [ 0:8 ]
"author of the Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism." [ 0:12 ]
"Um, someone's asked for an introduction to" [ 0:15 ]
"uh, the so-called euthanization ugly workflows," [ 0:21 ]
"um, as it applies to the intersection." [ 0:25 ]
"Um," [ 0:27 ]
"and so I'm going to try to get through this briefly." [ 0:29 ]
"Uh, I'll say uh, there are a few core concepts" [ 0:33 ]
"for this introduction." [ 0:36 ]
"From the distance, you're coming through loud and clear, Sean." [ 0:41 ]
"From the author, thank you for letting me know." [ 0:46 ]
"Continuing on." [ 0:48 ]
"Um, there are a few core concepts" [ 0:51 ]
"and uh, one of the first ones is the suggestion of this" [ 0:56 ]
"policy, this absolute policy" [ 0:59 ]
"on uh telepathic communication." [ 1:3 ]
"Um, and it might apply to classical telepathy." [ 1:7 ]
"And what it suggests is that only chosen people are allowed to use this method of communication." [ 1:13 ]
"And uh, for example, in the military," [ 1:18 ]
"and if you are exposed to too much communication," [ 1:23 ]
"or you communicate yourself," [ 1:26 ]
"you can be added to this euthanization list" [ 1:30 ]
"or executed covertly without explanation." [ 1:34 ]
"and violently." [ 1:36 ]
"And so the ugly workflow has been suggested to be military terminology." [ 1:41 ]
"It involves uh, you know, looking at some of the some of the anatomy here, character defamation, financial suppression, suppression of support in general." [ 1:48 ]
"So you have the target individual, the one who has been added to the list," [ 1:53 ]
"and then their network, their friends and family circle," [ 2:0 ]
"maybe their employment uh, is enrolled into their attack." [ 2:6 ]
"And so, you know, the the policy itself doesn't make a lot of sense from my perspective here because what happens is is that the person experiences just a huge volume of communication and so does their network." [ 2:13 ]
"And so as these people are communicated with, uh euthanization spreads." [ 2:25 ]
"Right?" [ 2:33 ]
"The the violent workflow spreads." [ 2:35 ]
"So think contact tracing." [ 2:39 ]
"Um, and it's not about an individual as much as it is a growing population of euthanization prospects, of ugly workflow prospects." [ 2:42 ]
"And so this is a revenue stream," [ 2:50 ]
"and money is always of interest." [ 2:55 ]
"For example, if if it's been suggested that if you can get away with taking someone's money and further suppressing them, breaking their spirit, it's just going to help support them." [ 3:1 ]
"And this is the language they use, paraphrasing, this this workflow is designed to support the person in choosing euthanization." [ 3:17 ]
"It's been suggested that that this workflow is in the city of Denver uh, due to the advice of military advisors" [ 3:28 ]
"that were called in to assist" [ 3:37 ]
"in what has been suggested to be a telepathic outbreak." [ 3:40 ]
"And so if you look at the psychology here, the ideology, with just this term, telepathic outbreak, that it's seen as a disease." [ 3:48 ]
"Right?" [ 3:56 ]
"Only the chosen are allowed to use it." [ 3:58 ]
"Um, you know, and uh, there is a euthanization cleanup crew." [ 4:4 ]
"A euthanization cleanup crew has been suggested to be present in the city of Denver and it's an operation and the operation has assignments and a list." [ 4:13 ]
"So that's kind of some of the core concepts." [ 4:21 ]
"Um, when you look at the violent communication itself," [ 4:24 ]
"and this is something that I would really love to hear from an attorney on, just how much criminal activity happens within this euthanization ugly workflow?" [ 4:32 ]
"Well, menacing behavior, felony menacing," [ 4:40 ]
"uh possible, if our eyes are in use, it's been suggested that uh the technology in use that's the system that is being leveraged to help find people, right?" [ 4:48 ]
"One it's a it's telepathic technology and so anyone exposed to the technology, their thoughts are transparent." [ 4:58 ]
"And so people are actually, you know, using this system to find telepathic people for the purposes of earning a living." [ 5:10 ]
"Some have cited more of an ideological motivation" [ 5:16 ]
"um, that they're doing this to prompt" [ 5:21 ]
"uh, the destruction or the dismantling of the technology itself" [ 5:27 ]
"or to prompt acknowledgement" [ 5:31 ]
"of the attack." [ 5:33 ]
"For example, uh, paraphrasing, acknowledge what is happening to your citizens, America, we will react based on how you react." [ 5:39 ]
"Um, others are convinced the suggestion of uh, people wearing black, all black in Denver, possibly the presence of a secret empire has been suggested, carrying out euthanization and they believe that uh paraphrasing, you only want you to listen and do as we say." [ 5:48 ]
"Listen and do as we say." [ 6:11 ]
"The presence of uh, the book, A Course in Miracles," [ 6:13 ]
"for example, citing a an incarnation or the voice of Jesus Christ inside." [ 6:18 ]
"These are all just kind of concepts that have surfaced" [ 6:23 ]
"in my journey here." [ 6:28 ]
"Um," [ 6:30 ]
"Now, from a location perspective, right, just summarizing it's not an individual, it's a growing population of euthanization prospects of ugly workflow prospects." [ 6:36 ]
"Paraphrasing, add as many people as you can to the euthanization list." [ 6:43 ]
"Not everyone is a good fit, and we need to keep working." [ 6:49 ]
"Right?" [ 6:53 ]
"So you've got a growing population for each target." [ 6:55 ]
"Um, and then you've got uh I've sometimes said this." [ 7:1 ]
"I guess this is less of a summary now, but think about HIV in its early days." [ 7:5 ]
"It was called gay cancer and it took thousands of people protesting and dying and the intervention of the music industry before it was acknowledged and, you know, 15 years later we have medicine." [ 7:12 ]
"That could be kind of a a helpful perspective." [ 7:22 ]
"Um, I would say the location part, uh no location is void of this experience." [ 7:27 ]
"And this includes healthcare facilities, medical offices," [ 7:34 ]
"um it's been suggested that the 48 Denver Rescue Mission, 48th Street Shelter is one 300 person euthanization project." [ 7:42 ]
"And so the sound of this conversation we're we're I'm listening to it alongside the residents of the shelter and here are people talking about how the building itself is one 300 person project with the victims all inside, you know, within earshot of the conversation." [ 7:53 ]
"Um," [ 8:10 ]
"This location, 30 to 50 vehicles a week are added to the euthanization list for responding." [ 8:16 ]
"And that's a very conservative number." [ 8:20 ]
"And this has been going on for" [ 8:22 ]
"uh, these statements that are suggested to the vehicles." [ 8:26 ]
"um have been present for over one year, but people being added to the euthanization list is a fairly new thing from my individual experience." [ 8:32 ]
"It's about two to three months old, maybe maybe three to four months conservatively." [ 8:40 ]
"Um," [ 8:46 ]
"And so looking at the intersection, the introduction to the intersection itself," [ 8:51 ]
"uh it's is about suppressing me financially," [ 8:55 ]
"breaking my spirit at the intersection." [ 8:58 ]
"So people at the intersection pull up, and it's a six lane thoroughfare, three lanes on each side." [ 9:3 ]
"I'm standing in the middle with my sign, and the sign itself I use is uh has surfaced information historically." [ 9:9 ]
"Uh, when I had the free Palestine sign, for example, we had statements paraphrasing, look what his sign says." [ 9:18 ]
"I don't feel comfortable doing this to this person." [ 9:26 ]
"Right?" [ 9:31 ]
"So is this evidence of Palestinian people communicating with Denver citizens in an unconsented to conversation and adding citizens to the euthanization list?" [ 9:35 ]
"Um, so at the intersection in general, I'm standing there." [ 9:43 ]
"Uh, the goal is silence." [ 9:48 ]
"Um, but the vehicles, communication descends on the vehicles." [ 9:54 ]
"They begin being bombarded with this historical statement." [ 10:0 ]
"Do not support this person or do not support this person to the left of you." [ 10:4 ]
"There are a few variations." [ 10:8 ]
"Do not support this person uh with the sign." [ 10:11 ]
"And so that's the financial suppression." [ 10:14 ]
"And it's very effective, right?" [ 10:18 ]
"That's that's the financial suppression and then if they respond to it, for example, a very common response is, uh why would you say that to me?" [ 10:24 ]
"That's the point in time where they are added to the euthanization list." [ 10:30 ]
"Um, recently I've changed the sign to read uh, Google the Battle for your brain." [ 10:36 ]
"Google the Battle for your brain." [ 10:44 ]
"And this is a book by Nita Ferhani, Duke University professor of law and thought leader in the neuroethics and artificial intelligence domains." [ 10:49 ]
"Um, now that that sign has been in use today will be I believe day seven." [ 10:59 ]
"People have been told to uh, paraphrasing, do not Google that information." [ 11:5 ]
"Do not Google that information." [ 11:11 ]
"And that statement is new, and it breaks, the addition of that statement is a new thing that is a change in behavior, uh, consistent behavior for over lasting over a year." [ 11:15 ]
"Um, so, you know, that's kind of that's the basic introduction." [ 11:31 ]
"My goal, uh, I've historically I've been prevented from landing a job." [ 11:36 ]
"The job is terrorized, the application process is dismantled." [ 11:41 ]
"Um," [ 11:46 ]
"You know, I would say if this is happening to you, never stop your life." [ 11:51 ]
"Can you imagine if you were a single mom waiting tables or working in a warehouse, and the people around you were being communicated with?" [ 11:55 ]
"You know, and added to the euthanization list." [ 12:4 ]
"These people are also asked to commit criminal acts." [ 12:8 ]
"For example, people in the shelter are often asked to steal my phone or my laptop if it's sitting out." [ 12:12 ]
"And the entire building can hear it." [ 12:18 ]
"The suggestion is our and the human experience is our ears are in use." [ 12:21 ]
"All you have to do to check this is hold your index fingers over your ears when you're in the presence of a citizen tech conversation." [ 12:27 ]
"From the distance, this information is exactly the opposite of what we've been told about your situation." [ 12:44 ]
"From the author, can you share what you've been told about my situation?" [ 12:51 ]
"They are suggesting that you are not in control of your decision-making process." [ 13:10 ]
"From the author, this is actually an old suggestion." [ 13:14 ]
"From the distance, how is he capable of creating this document if he is not in control of his decision-making process?" [ 13:30 ]
"From the distance, that is exactly what I am going to say to the drug enforcement administration when I am given the opportunity." [ 13:54 ]
"Repeating from the distance, that did not work out as I expected." [ 14:10 ]
"From the author, I use a simple process, uh an annotation process to separate my comments from what are should be considered to uh according to my copyright and the critical disclaimer, external statements." [ 14:16 ]
"I use annotations." [ 14:28 ]
"For example, from the author, from the distance, I'm beginning the repeating process with a countdown, 3 2 1." [ 14:32 ]
"There is no opportunity to uh manipulate the contents of the document or incriminate the author himself or myself." [ 14:46 ]
"That's a daily attempt." [ 14:53 ]
"Please leave that out today." [ 14:56 ]
"I'm uncertain why people continue to try to do that." [ 15:2 ]
"It's just it's handled, these are external statements happening at the intersection and my critical disclaimer in the document insulates every organization being accused and myself from these external statements." [ 15:8 ]
"From the distance just now, we do not have a good perspective on this person." [ 15:28 ]
"You need to stop attacking this person immediately." [ 15:39 ]
"That is exactly what I suggested with 100% word for word accuracy." [ 15:47 ]
"From the author, someone requested this introduction." [ 15:56 ]
"Is that adequate?" [ 16:1 ]
"Are there any questions before I get started?" [ 16:3 ]
"Are you at the intersection?" [ 16:12 ]
"I don't know where this person is to shoot this person." [ 16:17 ]
"Unfucking believable." [ 16:23 ]
"Repeating from the distance, repeating from the distance." [ 16:26 ]
"From the distance, I'm so sorry, Sean, we have failed you." [ 16:38 ]
"That is exactly what I suggested with 100% word for word accuracy." [ 16:47 ]
"From the author, I'm going to end this recording now to see if this uh statement, do not Google that information continues." [ 16:55 ]
"My assumption is it will." [ 17:1 ]
"If I lose my life today, uh, I take full responsibility, uh, for the outcomes." [ 17:11 ]
"I, you know, it's not my fault this is happening, but I am accountable and I feel good about my contribution." [ 17:21 ]
"But I'm absolutely disappointed that, uh, people continue to be added to the euthanization list." [ 17:28 ]
"There's nothing I can do about this." [ 17:34 ]
"Remember, you could support me." [ 17:36 ]
"I've never refused communication." [ 17:39 ]
"You could send a donation to Cash App or Venmo to pull me out of densely populated areas for most of the time." [ 17:44 ]
"And remember, leaving the shelter doesn't it doesn't end, your support won't end the attack." [ 17:54 ]
"Uh, it suggests, paraphrasing, we will continue attacking until we are found and stopped physically or money runs out." [ 18:2 ]
"Right?" [ 18:10 ]
"And historically speaking, wherever I move to, if I change location, and just hour to hour, that's where the attack goes." [ 18:14 ]
"So, you know, pulling me out of a densely populated area would be extremely helpful." [ 18:28 ]
"Uh I could work on the document." [ 18:34 ]
"I could continue coming to the intersection." [ 18:36 ]
"This is a great measuring rod to see if the attack is still present." [ 18:40 ]
"Um, I think uh, remember a terrorist attack has been claimed." [ 18:45 ]
"I'd be failing the conversation if I did not mention this going back to February." [ 18:50 ]
"In February, it was suggested that the Saudi Royal family, uh, was uh, on behalf of Iran was retaliating for something they had experienced in the Middle East, something similar, and they asked for troops to be removed from Afghanistan, which technically should have happened in 2021." [ 18:55 ]
"Later in mid July, we were reminded and uh, as of the last month and a half to two months, it's a daily reminder." [ 19:16 ]
"A nuclear strike has been suggested." [ 19:24 ]
"Um, there have been other calls to action including acknowledging what is happening, America, we will react based on how you react." [ 19:30 ]
"Um, uh, there's another really important one I continue to forget." [ 19:40 ]
"Um, I need to move on, so let's see what happens next." [ 19:45 ]
"Um, thank you for your service." [ 19:50 ]
"I believe in America to to change direction and to support ethical standards, to come up with our own version of the EUAI Act." [ 19:56 ]
"I believe there are people working on similar standards now." [ 20:8 ]
"I'm just beginning to educate myself on that." [ 20:13 ]
"Uh, my cash app and Venmo is stop appealing." [ 20:17 ]
"For example, stop appealing to my financial situation." [ 20:20 ]
"Stop appealing to my loneliness." [ 20:25 ]
"There are no dashes, no numbers." [ 20:28 ]
"Um, I have an Airbnb account, and for about 2,500 a month, I can rent an apartment on Airbnb." [ 20:35 ]
"And uh, I will do this at great risk to my life." [ 20:41 ]
"Um, I'm think, I'm really proud of the Denver Rescue Mission organization." [ 20:47 ]
"Uh, they have security there keeping weapons out of the building, security cameras." [ 20:53 ]
"Once I'm inside of an apartment alone, you know, anybody could breach the the apartment and attack me at any time." [ 21:2 ]
"If I leave the apartment, my food could be poisoned." [ 21:7 ]
"I am threatened daily uh, with a variety of statements and claims." [ 21:11 ]
"Even a year ago, someone claimed to have raped and murdered my five-year-old daughter that I still cannot re-establish contact with my ex-wife." [ 21:17 ]
"Um so" [ 21:28 ]
"This is a situation again, that's stop appealing at Cash App or Venmo and uh I'm looking for assistance with the document." [ 21:34 ]
"Um the document itself is mostly transcripts." [ 21:44 ]
"There are so many things that could come out of the content of the document." [ 21:50 ]
"Art installations, right?" [ 21:54 ]
"Exhibits, terrorism exhibits, uh, you know, memorials or uh monuments for people that lost their life to euthanization." [ 21:57 ]
"Everyone involved, the facilitators of it, the fear and religious confusion, the lack of explanation." [ 22:11 ]
"Um, you know, you have series, feature films, television series or feature films." [ 22:21 ]
"There are so many stories that need to be heard." [ 22:25 ]
"A book series that contain, you know, this epic uh, what I recommend with the document, if you want access to the document, I've never refused it." [ 22:31 ]
"I've asked for a donation, include your email in the memo for the transaction." [ 22:42 ]
"And I will send you a link to the Google Doc, and you can download it in whatever format you want." [ 22:48 ]
"I recommend downloading all of them and uploading them to ChatGBT or Gemini and asking questions about the transcripts." [ 22:56 ]
"It also comes with some research, some light research over 100 documents of just using Gemini to probe for technological explanation." [ 23:4 ]
"Um," [ 23:13 ]
"validating claims." [ 23:15 ]
"Um, I would love a mentor to help finish it." [ 23:19 ]
"I need to add content uh, that explains the point of view of the euthanization specialist." [ 23:26 ]
"There's an opportunity to write a forward." [ 23:32 ]
"And it really is incredible and there are so many stories that will come out of these horrifying experiences." [ 23:38 ]
"I believe we're going to be watching movies about what we're experiencing today, probably through the rest of our lives, should we keep it." [ 23:44 ]
"Um, I'm going to end the recording now." [ 23:55 ]
"That was a long introduction, but thank you for asking me to do that." [ 23:58 ]
"End of recording at 10:50 a.m. at 24 minutes." [ 24:00 ]