Nov 19, 2025 (Wednesday) — Journal Entry (Part 4)

Wednesday November 19th transcripts summary:

- Suggestions from India’s on the value perceived value of Mind Control and or submitting America

- Themes from the last 24hrs, takeaways from the night before and early morning including…

- More evidence of …

- My sign at the intersection read “Google the battle for your brain and the E.U. A.I. Act, Anything helps. Censorship continued to surface in the statement “Do not Google that information!” in addition to “Do not support this person, with the sign.”

- At another so-called “Battle for the Intersection” Denver Colorado’s citizens experience multiple unknown groups of communicators demonstrating overrides effectively defending them from life threatening communication.

- …

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 19, 2025 — Recording 1 (11:22)

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Audio: 20251119-112203-01.mp3 · Duration 18:54

**11:22am, exploring the emerging theme in so-called “Citizen Tech” conversation “bowel movement research” i.e. (paraphrasing) “There’s nothing strange about it, we’re actually digestive health people.” and how they don’t want anything to do with euthanization. This capture also includes suggestions on the so-called “breaching process” of the human body.*

"At 11:22 AM, Wednesday, November 19th, 2025." (00:07)

"From the distance... right after using the restroom. As crazy as it sounds." (00:17)

"Paraphrasing, give me a minute here." (00:25)

"The bowel movement research people, hope you don't think poorly of us." (00:32)

"The bowel movement research people hope that you don't think poorly of us." (00:47)

"And then there was a question... I mean it's literally just that I am befuddled." (00:59)

"Thinking about it, my brain literally just stops dead in its tracks." (01:06)

"I think it's such an important suggestion so I'm probably saying this wrong but paraphrasing all suggestions..." (01:18)

"We think we've gotten to a perfect bowel movement with this patient... with this person, I should say." (01:28)

"Some people, and we appreciate that you shave yourself because we're not sure what we're looking at anymore with some of these people." (01:41)

"From the author this sounded like a compliment and it presents the suggestion that some people do not have grooming practices and it speaks to the presence of bowel movement research, I should probably back up." (01:59)

"It's... it's very important." (02:03)

"What else was suggested? And then I'll provide some context here." (02:11)

"This is cheering me up actually... in a strange way." (02:17)

"But from the distance just now there's nothing strange about it. These are actual digestive health people." (02:30)

"How do you feel about that suggestion?" (02:36)

"From the author this began... I think it's actually very important and uh it suggests I mean that there's still an unconsented to presence, but there's a history here." (02:56)

"Right? So of the bowel movement research people wanting to separate themselves from the behavior of others." (03:05)

"I could be wrong about that. If you're listening, if you're still there, would you consider that a true statement?" (03:16)

"From the distance... we don't, yes, we don't want anything to do with euthanization." (03:27)

"That's exactly what I suggested." (03:32)

"So, maybe for this recording I want to focus on the bowel movement research people... this suggestion." (03:43)

"There have been other suggestions when this... when the presence of basically research was, digestive health research was suggested." (03:54)

"Some people were not a fan of this suggestion, paraphrasing... Do not make the mistake of thinking these are bowel movement research people." (04:05)

"From the distance right now, no, this is the communist government is my assumption." (04:18)

"From the distance the response, that is also partially true. We have to be honest about this." (04:30)

"And a question, why do we have to keep euthanizing this person or... paraphrasing people in general?" (04:49)

"Yes, that's exactly what I'm suggesting." (04:55)

"From the distance just now, you should back up and provide some context on this recording." (05:11)

"From the author, in the spring I will do that. In the spring and even going back to last fall, the suggestion of the breaching process, so human beings being penetrated." (05:28)

"And at the time I experienced the healing of my... of an infection that had just plagued my body for three years." (05:40)

"It was suggested to me during this time that I went through a period of healing and a period of having my body breached, penetrated by other people." (05:51)

"There were a few times that I was spoken to about it, and this may sound like, you know, it's an esoteric experience..." (06:01)

"But however, uh, you know I left an esoteric explanation behind months, almost a year ago now." (06:11)

"So this suggestion that people are penetrating our bodies to make observations... but also in an attempt to control people, some have malevolent purposes." (06:26)

"Uh, for example, forcing people to... through the tormenting process or the so-called ugly workflow to accept euthanization." (06:38)

"Is there a presence of an actual health care industry research team, a digestive health research team, or people possibly using satellites to heal people remotely?" (06:56)

"That is exactly what is happening everybody, from the distance just now." (07:01)

"I don't have an explanation as to why my body healed." (07:09)

"I couldn't walk without the use of a, an assisted device like a cane, and there was quite a bit of pain especially in the morning or after laying down." (07:20)

"Before my body healed, laying flat... I think this is important context." (07:28)

"There was a time when I was at the Salvation Army Crossroads shelter that at night laying down caused me to suffer just abdominal pain." (07:40)

"I just had a horrible, just this physical pain, probably like a 2 or 3, just consistent 2 or 3 for hours at a time laying down." (07:55)

"And I'd have to sit up in bed and I'm not sure what the reason was for this, some kind of compression of my organs from swelling. I had trouble breathing." (08:09)

"I had a 9 pain scale walking and some of this so-called citizen technology communication that was happening back then... I didn't have an explanation for." (08:20)

"And uh, paraphrasing the suggestion of healing: We're going to work on your right ankle." (08:27)

"And we believe we can heal your right ankle and you're not going to have an explanation for this. Right?" (08:37)

"And so I'm skeptical and it's... it's a really sensational experience hearing someone say something like this to you and sure enough my ankle got better." (08:49)

"It was one of the big problems I had from a health perspective. A past MRI indicated tendon damage, soft tissue damage, and unidentified growth." (09:04)

"And so today I walk about 7 miles a day. So did somebody heal me? Did somebody speak to me through citizen tech and point something at me and heal my body?" (09:18)

"Was breaching my body part of that process?" (09:21)

"Would anyone like to speak to this suggestion, this claim I'm making? That I don't have too much explanation for, I've never been debriefed on it." (09:34)

"From the distance just now, no one's allowed to perform any kind of medical work on an American citizen." (10:05)

"That's exactly what I suggested. From the author that makes sense." (10:13)

"However, if somebody saved my life... you know I was worried of dying from a brain infection. I could not get health care." (10:24)

"I could not get in front of an infectious disease team and I could not get adequate health care through the traditional channels, i.e. going through a primary care doctor, getting, you know, a referral to an infectious disease team." (10:39)

"I was always stopped. You know, sports medicine doctor wanted to put one of my feet in a boot when I had the same problem in both of my feet, both of my ankles." (10:52)

"And there was no interest in follow up MRIs, it's as if, you know, Medicaid was never a problem, I always got care, always was approved for care." (11:06)

"But the practice themselves would deny me. And I have no idea why." (11:14)

"So getting to the point, if someone helped me and they did so without approval, and they did this by breaching my body and pointing health care equipment at me, well then I think I owe you my life." (11:29)

"I don't really have an explanation for it. And having some of that healing happen to me and having the swelling in my body go down was the catalyst for me to remove unregulated substance from my life." (11:45)

"I took extra, I did whatever I could after experiencing this healing to remove anything toxic from my life." (11:55)

"And so getting back to this suggestion of bowel movement research." (12:04)

"So you know, during that time I was... the healing suggestion, suggestion of health care was not the only thing I was experiencing." (12:13)

"At the same time I was starting receiving information through the same citizen tech experience that harm had come to my family." (12:25)

"For example, I'll never forget it, it was over a year ago at this time, and it was the sound of somebody crying." (12:37)

"And they said 'Sean Harris, you want to know why I'm crying? Because I raped and murdered your 5-year-old daughter.' And this person just sounded like an emotional wreck." (12:48)

"'I murdered your family' was the suggestion. And so I did a few wellness checks on my in-laws and there was no result." (12:59)

"And these are people, Korean people who play golf every day, you know there's no reason they wouldn't have come to the door in the evening. And they won't do anymore." (13:12)

"And this is happening at the same time. It's very eerily similar to what I'm experiencing today." (13:19)

"There's some friendly conversation, right, friendly suggestion and then there's this horrific presence out there just injecting the worst form of terrorism, you just can't... it's unthinkable what is happening to people." (13:40)

"And so getting back to getting back to today... is bowel movement research, digestive health research present?" (13:53)

"I mean so the suggestion that biotech research, biotech research, this unconsented to period of research is the reason that there's a euthanization workflow happening, a covert, violent, militarized you know workflow." (14:19)

"It's been suggested that that's the reason. Biotech is the reason we're going through this." (14:26)

"A union has been suggested over the summer, right up to now." (14:34)

"Recently suggested that the union is dissolving. The union includes America, India, China, the Middle East." (14:45)

"Um, has silence come to the shelter?" (14:49)

"Are we experiencing more silence than usual? If this was the summer of this year or the spring of this year right now I'd be bombarded with the most hateful language imaginable." (15:05)

"From the distance, I think that's a true statement." (15:08)

"So getting to the point about digestive health, I only have questions." (15:13)

"I could just kind of present a question: is digestive health present?" (15:17)

"My experience coincides with that suggestion, that health care research, evidence of possible treatment has happened." (15:30)

"And that evidence is just what some would call this kind of a miracle healing. I would call it a miracle." (15:40)

"And if it's possible to point a satellite at someone or a cell tower, whatever the technology is, and heal their body with sound, I mean how quickly can we get that kind of technology to market?" (16:01)

"From the distance just now, are you willing to say you had a positive experience with citizen tech?" (16:11)

"Um, it's not a lie to say I had a positive experience." (16:16)

"There have been many experiences. And uh, I've seen a lot... there's been so much telepathic visual suggestion over the last year, I think the overall experience with the technology is incredibly positive." (16:36)

"But what is the most chal... from the distance, thank you, thank you for saying that. Sean. From the author, you're welcome." (16:50)

"Um, what is challenging right now is it's always been the violence that surfaces, which is human behavior." (16:59)

"Um, you know and there are many that would suggest, you know, they want things to go back." (17:06)

"That the reason we're experiencing violence is someone else's uh, an operation... paraphrasing, we just want things to go back to the way they were." (17:21)

"Unless of course you can offer consent to the conversation." (17:25)

"So it really prompts the question, where is the violence coming from?" (17:30)

"Is the violence coming from people who uh, just want to destroy any fut... dismantle any future use of this type of citizen technology, the brain-to-brain connection?" (17:45)

"I mean I can think of a handful of questions but as far as the topic of is digestive health present? Well they introduced themselves as bowel movement research." (17:59)

"And I would say that it is uh, it is much more palatable than uh terrorism, being terrorized. And the physical experience, the visual information and physical sensation that comes with it." (18:16)

"Here's the information that comes with the suggestion of bowel movement research, right? Uh, a worker in a white lab coat." (18:26)

"Right? An Asian worker with a laboratory jacket on, like a white doctor's coat, at a computer." (18:34)

"There is like a roller ball navigation thing, like uh, you don't see those much in technology." (18:41)

"And there is an ability to navigate the inside of my body visually." (18:53)

Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 2 (11:22)

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Audio: 20251119-112203-02.mp3 · Duration 22:04

**Continuing capturing the “bowel movement research” external communications and suggestions on the so-called “breaching process”.*

"From the distance that coincides with our information." 00:04

"It involves penetrating the body, right, some of the physical sensation, uh, some of the experiences is stimuli like stimulating uh my backside while I sit on the toilet to trigger a bowel movement." 00:25

"There's also kind of um, what I would say is feels like something is being pointed at you." 00:31

"Uh, to support your body or or prompt uh movement in your bowels and at times it is not the most comfortable sensation, uh it feels similar to uh taking a laxative, that discomfort you have when you take a laxative." 00:52

"Um, in the past I think I've experienced someone who prompts these bowel movements as a form of terrorism." 01:02

"Uh, and so they go around asking for for this to happen to create an unfortunate experience." 01:12

"And and their behavior aligns with this suggestion, uh, we're submitting America, right, paraphrasing, this is about submitting America." 01:24

"You know, we will react based on how you react America." 01:31

"But then there is this other just really distinctly different experience that is the the lab coat." 01:42

"And so, you know, by including this in my document this could present uh, you know, scrutiny." 01:52

"Um, but it's it's the information. So what kind of a researcher would I be if I was going to pick and choose, pick and choose information." 02:06

"Does anyone want to speak to the to this question? Is digestive health research present? Uh, or is this something else?" 02:18

"Um, is uh, and also opinions on what does it mean for my documents to include uh this information." 02:32

"I'm ready if anyone wants to comment on the presence of bowel movement research in this so-called citizen tech experience." 02:43

"From the distance, I thought you were so burnt out Sean." 02:48

"From the author, I am uh very burnt out but this situation uh, uh I mean it involves many people." 03:03

"It involves many people and uh I would benefit from rest, I'm sure we all would." 03:11

"From the distance just now, yeah, exactly, I wish I could do something more for this individual situation." 03:29

"We can't offer help to any one person." 03:38

"From the distance, I really need to understand if bowel movement research is happening to America's citizens." 04:00

"Find a cigarette and consider updating the document." 04:14

"From the author, that is exactly what I'm going to do." 04:19

"No further comments from the bowel movement research people." 04:34

"There are no further comments from the bowel movement research people." 04:44

"From the author, whoever you are, the suggestion of bowel movement research is far more humane than uh being forced to accept euthanasia." 04:59

"So thank you for that." 05:04

"I hope one is completely separate from the other." 05:09

"Um, if not, then let's please consider using that information uh to bring a more humane approach. I think many things have have surfaced and..." 05:28

"that could be completely independent of of each other." 05:32

"From the distance, that's exactly how I think of it." 05:40

"I do have something I would like to ask this person." 05:51

"Are you ready for your assistance from the euthanization people?" 06:03

"From the author, do you accept your euthanization and do you, will you accept assistance from the euthanization people as it's the same term legally speaking is it not?" 06:19

"I'm not accepting euthanization." 06:30

"But uh, you know, I absolutely could use assistance. Just not euthanization." 06:38

"From the distance, okay Sean, then we have nothing for you then." 06:51

"From the distance another voice, okay Sean, this is really just never going to happen is it." 07:08

"We're removing you from the Monsanto list." 07:15

"Yes, that's exactly what I suggested." 07:21

"From the author, Monsanto hasn't been uh accused in a while." 07:29

"Welcome back." 07:38

"I doubt, I mean how many euthanization lists could there be?" 07:49

"Um, I'm going to end this recording but I want to say thanks for the people that have defended the conversation." 07:57

"And I understand how anyone, uh anyone defending this conversation will find it to be, do you find it to be one of the most unforgiving uh and selfless acts to defend people from uh this horrible use of citizen technology?" 08:20

"Yes, it's absolutely unforgiving from the distance." 08:27

"Yeah is what I suggested." 08:32

"Especially when you're having a bad day." 08:39

"I said especially when you're burnt out and you don't feel good about progress." 08:56

"From the author, yes. There is uh there is additional silence that has happened." 09:06

"And it was hard fought and uh I can't claim uh, you know I wouldn't want to, that that's my doing." 09:14

"Uh this has been, you know, there are people that have a full time job and or using automations defending the conversation from the threat of euthanasia or just predatory communication." 09:32

"And I'm grateful for that. It is progress." 09:36

"Um, but when I'm looking at what is required to get back to my life, uh there are a few things." 09:45

"One, I have lost my relationships with my friends and family circle over this." 09:50

"And those are priceless for personal reasons, it's... those are friendships, right?" 09:58

"Until there is acknowledgment I cannot go anywhere near someone who will not have respect for what is happening." 10:08

"And you know, you can't expect someone to want to acknowledge this method of communication." 10:15

"You can't expect them because to acknowledge it is to be seen as crazy." 10:23

"And so I think the one big milestone that would be required for someone, so I'll try and explain this, right?" 10:35

"If you if you go around someone who's going to do the bidding of the voice, your life is in danger." 10:43

"You can either live in a household that does the bidding, right? And maybe you're doing the bidding and you're facilitating euthanasia and you're working your way towards a terrorism charge, a prison sentence." 10:58

"I don't think this is going to be a permanent part of the future." 11:03

"I think it could last a little while longer, maybe even two more years, maybe until 2027." 11:11

"Um, but I I just don't see it continuing on, it's not sustainable." 11:18

"No, you can't you can't continue to execute people for communicating. That's not sustainable." 11:28

"Because I mean it's phenomena, it doesn't make any sense. The entire thing seems to be based on some esoteric folklore policy and not on an innovated workflow built on actual research." 11:44

"I mean, you know, legislation that... I just don't want to go down the road of explaining why it doesn't make sense." 11:53

"But it just doesn't seem sustainable from my personal opinion." 11:57

"And uh if you're around somebody that is going to do the bidding of this voice or is being pressured, is being threatened, then you're not going to be safe." 12:14

"Right? The greatest thing this terrorist act has going for it is the absence of acknowledgment." 12:22

"This is not a traditional hostage situation. No I'm not a detective or an analyst. I don't claim to be." 12:31

"Uh, but this is, you know, the one benefit this attack has over us all is the absence of acknowledgment." 12:39

"Because the minute the health care industry knows that this technology is in use, then everyone will have an explanation for this voice." 12:49

"I can go to a doctor, I can tell them that I've been singled out and I can get whatever resources that are available to someone being executed." 13:03

"And as far as the rest of the people go, they could all be instructed. Law enforcement could also let people know if you are doing the bidding of a stranger this is a federal offense. This is a federal crime." 13:18

"You are not allowed to take orders from a stranger." 13:23

"No, that's going to be seen as a a felony that will put you in prison for many years depending on what you're doing." 13:34

"And so then I could feel safe about going around somebody. Then my document looks like, well, ah here's evidence of this criminal enterprise, somebody being signaled out and executed." 13:49

"And right, this person was treated horribly and he deserves respect. What I'd get right now is I'm an inconvenience and I most likely will be executed." 14:02

"Uh, someone will be coerced or pressured into hurting me. And why is that? Because there's no explanation." 14:10

"There's no explanation and that's not just for me, that's for anyone who's been added to the euthanization list." 14:19

"How does everyone feel about this suggestion that the absence of acknowledgment is the uh is the great is the linchpin of this terrorist attack, the cornerstone of it?" 14:36

"And it means that the absence of acknowledgment supports the attack, right?" 14:41

"And the greatest thing we could do to remove this attack is acknowledge what is happening to people, the use of this technology to the health care industry." 14:50

"From the distance, I would agree with that." 14:56

"I would absolutely agree with that." 15:05

"From the distance just now, if you're supporting the covert use of this technology you are supporting the terrorist attack." 15:29

"You're supporting the terrorist attack." 15:32

"And it is a linchpin as you say." 15:36

"This is the reason things will never improve uh, from your perspective." 15:56

"Uh, from the author I think there are many things that could improve." 16:00

"Um, one is this idea that influence won through a healthy relationship is much more effective." 16:10

"Looking at the marketplace, marketplace research, the value of NPS scores, publicly facing organizations." 16:20

"And just influence won through positive experiences." 16:26

"If if the communication overall, right, if there was a way to take each of these independent uh agendas that have surfaced, these independent groups and align them on that one idea." 16:46

"Instead of controlling people, pressuring people using dog psychology, using Pavlovian uh a Pavlovian approach to the relationship, instead using modern relationship dynamics, modern self-development concepts." 17:02

"Right? That's an opportunity that could happen right now." 17:08

"And it means the removal of violent workflow." 17:13

"So you know, you won't have the benefit of uh NPS score or a publicly facing profile, right, that you're someone that talks to people, this is you have your people that you talk to." 17:29

"Paraphrasing, this is my person. Don't add my person to the euthanization list. Right?" 17:36

"So you have a a profile out there with your picture." 17:40

"And uh, you've got a five star review because your relationships are incredible." 17:47

"And that that review protects you from false accusations and it protects the the the person, the individual you're communicating with from predatory business practices that the worker has no control over." 18:05

"From the distance just now, that's exactly what I'd like to see happen regardless of acknowledgment." 18:17

"This is technology everybody. I can't believe the content of this conversation." 18:29

"Repeating from the distance, repeating from the distance, it's someone's technology." 18:40

"Un-fucking-believable. Does anybody else have anything they'd like to say before I shut down this recording?" 18:52

"So to summarize we talked about bowel movement research being suggested." 18:57

"I shared some of my experience in the esoteric beginnings where it was suggested that I received a medical treatment from a distance." 19:08

"And it was effective. We talked about the differences." 19:12

"You know the differences or value in the suggestion of uh digestive health research when compared to uh militarized, you know, workflow, weaponized communication." 19:30

"And then I felt it was more humane. And then we talked about uh, you know, the last thing we were looking at." 19:40

"The pre, you know, the value of uh influence won through a healthy relationship, change that could happen regardless of acknowledgment." 19:54

"And that not being able to acknowledge this to the general public, a health care industry that goes without uh evidence of the use of technology may be out there misdiagnosing people." 20:07

"And we have a resurgence now, the suggestion of an evil Kevorkian returning." 20:13

"This tribe of people forcing euthanization on us and telling us we're going to hell for communicating." 20:22

"And uh I'm sorry to use uh Kevorkian's name there. That that is not what is happening." 20:30

"He he was euthanizing people but I think his work was in the vein of helping someone who was suffering from cancer and that's not what this is." 20:43

"Um so, any closing comments before I end this recording? I'm exhausted and the quality of my work is suffering I believe." 20:58

"From the distance, not really." 21:04

"From the author, thank you for that." 21:08

"Just end the recording from the distance." 21:12

"From the author that is what I'm going to do at 12:02 at 40 minutes end of recording." 21:23

"Thank you for your service everyone." 21:26

"Regardless of where you're from we're going to earn this method of communication." 21:35

"Please consider this a starting point." 21:40

"A starting point and we're innovating whether we acknowledge it or not." 21:46

"This is an experiment that has outcomes." 21:49

"Let's acknowledge it and move forward quickly and nimbly." 21:57

"End of recording at 40 minutes." 22:02

Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 3 (13:04)

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Audio: 20251119-130450-01.mp3 · Duration 29:56

**1:05pm, at the intersection of 6th Ave. & Colorado Blvd. surfacing the terrorist threat including the addition of Denver’s population to the so-called “Euthanization List”.*

"From the distance just now I feel so horrible for not helping this person." (00:12)

"It is 1:05 PM Wednesday November 19th 2025." (00:20)

"I'm at the intersection of 6th and Colorado." (00:25)

"6th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard in Denver Colorado." (00:30)

"I'm going to do some repeating." (00:34)

"For the last few days we've had a very large interest in people wanting to demonstrate overrides." (00:44)

"Donations have been really poor the last two days." (00:49)

"Two dollars each day and it's taking hours to get there, ideally I get to ten dollars in an hour." (00:59)

"It's very rare when it happens." (01:03)

"But doing so today would allow me to get back to work." (01:08)

"I'm not doing well today." (01:11)

"My heart is really badly broken from this journey." (01:17)

"However I'm really impressed with the defense that has shown up." (01:23)

"I think we'd all benefit, I don't know who anyone is in this conversation, but I think we'd all benefit from time to process." (01:34)

"That said, remember the goal at the intersection is silence." (01:39)

"This has been dubbed by others to be the battle for the intersection." (01:45)

"The goal here is silence and we can't seem to get to that goal." (01:51)

"If we experience silence today of any kind, there has been a victory." (01:58)

"I'm recording right now this is my physical voice." (02:03)

"And I'm going to attempt to capture the life threatening communication that descends on the vehicles." (02:09)

"And so I do this with what I call a repeating process." (02:13)

"And so I'm going to repeat word for word everything that is spoken to the vehicles." (02:19)

"This has been very challenging the last few days, people have shown up and made suggestions, paraphrasing." (02:27)

"Do not listen to a word this person says." (02:30)

"And I'm uncertain what the motivation is for that." (02:34)

"It could be that they think I'm communicating with the vehicle." (02:38)

"They could also be attempting to jump in with overrides." (02:43)

"From the distance the second part is what I'm trying to do now." (02:53)

"It's important to let the terrorist threats surface everybody." (03:02)

"Wait for the comment to surface." (03:07)

"So from the author that was repeating a few, a few suggestions or external statements from the distance." (03:16)

"Remember my document that these transcripts are included in." (03:20)

"The point of these recordings is that I create transcripts from them." (03:24)

"I include them in the document The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism, it's about 3,000 pages." (03:31)

"At least 2,000 pages of transcripts." (03:34)

"And I've included a critical disclaimer in the copyright section that insulates, that calls these statements out as external statements." (03:45)

"And insulates the author myself Sean Christopher Harris and any organization accused in these external statements." (03:54)

"All of that said I'm going to begin the repeating process and go through this for a few rounds." (04:00)

"And then I'm going to stop the recording and let the threats surface without interruption." (04:10)

"But let's see what happens." (04:13)

"What has been suggested to the vehicles historically is do not support this person to the left of you or do not support this person with the sign." (04:24)

"And that is to suppress me financially and push me further towards accepting euthanization, this is the explanation that has been given historically." (04:36)

"And what happens is if someone responds to that statement they are added to the euthanization list." (04:46)

"Today my sign says Google The Battle for Your Brain anything helps." (04:53)

"And this Battle for Your Brain is a book by Nita Farahany." (04:59)

"Duke University professor of law and neuroethicist." (05:05)

"It's very important information about artificial intelligence and its access to your brain today." (05:13)

"And some of the legislation that's happening around it." (05:18)

"Consumer facing technology that is out there that is present today." (05:23)

"You may be using already and may not know that you have signed terms and conditions that have given access to your thoughts quite possibly." (05:35)

"So I've started using this sign about a week ago now." (05:39)

"And for one year this suggestion do not support this person has been made to the vehicles without fail and nothing else really." (05:49)

"An occasional racist comment." (05:51)

"But now that I'm using this sign people are also being told do not Google that information." (05:58)

"And so this feels like you know from communist censorship." (06:05)

"I would say Soviet censorship." (06:07)

"I would never expect a statement like do not Google that information to happen in America ever." (06:15)

"So let's see what happens today." (06:19)

"I'm going to begin the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (06:27)

"Do not support this person with the sign." (06:38)

"Where did that come from." (06:44)

"Still repeating." (06:48)

"Still repeating." (06:50)

"From the author someone said still repeating two times that was not me." (07:01)

"I use annotations to separate my communication from the external so called Citizen Tech statements." (07:11)

"Continuing the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (07:20)

"Do not support this person statement is present." (07:37)

"Do not listen to a word I say." (07:46)

"Please just go along with it Sean Christopher Harris." (07:54)

"Still repeating." (07:57)

"Still repeating." (07:59)

"I need to see the terrorist threat in America everybody." (08:09)

"Then you should go assist this person." (08:18)

"Still repeating." (08:19)

"Still repeating." (08:21)

"Let the terrorist threat surface everybody." (08:26)

"It's unbelievable how horrible this situation has become everybody." (08:39)

"Still repeating." (08:42)

"Still repeating." (08:44)

"That junkie statement keeps happening." (08:50)

"It's so fucking horrible that that would happen at this moment." (08:59)

"Still repeating." (09:01)

"Still repeating." (09:02)

"Do not support that person with the sign." (09:18)

"You just had a six thousand percent increase in signal throughput." (09:47)

"Your endocrine system is readily accessible now." (10:03)

"His cortical system is readily accessible now." (10:18)

"From the author I just pushed my awareness straight up a few different instances." (10:27)

"That's for lack of better words." (10:30)

"From the author returning to the repeating process." (10:35)

"Just going to repeat today." (10:38)

"In 3, 2, 1." (10:43)

"Do not support the person with the sign in his hand." (11:12)

"Do not Google that information." (11:24)

"From the author looking inward we got a physical description." (11:29)

"Asian male with short to medium length dark hair." (11:34)

"Clean shaven." (11:38)

"Kind of frustrated or angry." (11:41)

"Was sitting now is standing possible red shirt or top." (11:47)

"Rotating." (11:51)

"We've got the presence of a suggestion of a female." (11:59)

"Long hair dark worn straight cut short above the eyeline." (12:08)

"Looks like a professional environment." (12:13)

"These two people are common historically." (12:21)

"Returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (12:28)

"Add those people to the euthanization list." (12:41)

"Why were those people added to the euthanization list." (12:49)

"I'm so disappointed how this person is treated in this situation." (13:09)

"Look at how this person is treated in this situation." (13:17)

"The Battle for Your Brain what is that." (13:28)

"Now are you hearing that information." (13:34)

"Still repeating." (13:35)

"Add this person to the euthanization list." (13:44)

"Who is adding people to the euthanization list in Denver's street system." (13:58)

"That's exactly what I suggested with one hundred percent word for word accuracy." (14:14)

"I didn't say word for word I just said accuracy." (14:26)

"Do not support this person with the sign in his hand." (14:42)

"Do not Google that information or you will be punished." (14:49)

"He really is just repeating information everybody." (14:58)

"How do you feel about the amount of threat." (15:08)

"Because we'd like to start overriding." (15:18)

"I want to learn how to override." (15:25)

"What are you thinking about Sean Christopher Harris." (15:35)

"Still repeating." (15:38)

"Still repeating." (15:39)

"What is wrong with these people." (15:47)

"From the author I I have no opinion right now I think the threat is present." (15:58)

"But the challenge here is that there is no in person acknowledgment or communication between the people." (16:05)

"And sharing of interests." (16:11)

"And so I can't say you know if another person could join at any time." (16:17)

"You know it really speaks to the importance of moving as needed." (16:23)

"Maybe an approach you could use is just we're going to move on to the override process in the next five minutes." (16:34)

"Unless someone you know please let us know if this is a problem." (16:42)

"If you need to move forward in a meeting or in conversation I've found that approach useful just we're moving forward let us know if this is a problem." (16:54)

"If someone wants to facilitate today I'm just going to go with the flow." (17:07)

"I usually will suggest something once maybe twice and then after that I'll just capture what happens." (17:19)

"Returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (17:33)

"Do not repeat us." (17:47)

"Do not repeat us at the intersection." (17:49)

"Do not support that person with the sign." (18:12)

"Do not Google that information." (18:15)

"Hey we're sending you a donation I can't believe this is happening." (18:29)

"And we're going to join forces." (18:37)

"And you won't be asked to euthanize anybody." (18:43)

"Unfucking believable." (18:49)

"Still repeating." (18:51)

"Still repeating." (18:53)

"You're not going to react to that are you." (19:01)

"I want your assistance right now at this moment I want an opportunity to override." (19:15)

"From the author you don't I mean I don't have there's no opposition to anyone overriding." (19:24)

"It's just whether or not you bump into someone when you're trying to do it." (19:32)

"So I have had success in the past of kind of saying you know we'll do this for five more vehicles." (19:44)

"So you could say you know for every person that wants to try overriding they get five vehicles." (19:53)

"From the distance I'm willing to do that." (20:00)

"This is people collaborating on overrides." (20:13)

"Is that actually what is happening." (20:15)

"From the author that that is my experience historically speaking." (20:20)

"Then this is technology from the distance." (20:26)

"From the author would someone care to honor the five vehicles or ten vehicles and then somebody let's someone else attempt to override." (20:38)

"And if no overrides happen at that point you can always go back to it." (20:46)

"Seven vehicles." (20:51)

"Ten vehicles." (20:57)

"Are you seeing a ten from the author." (21:03)

"Yes the number ten flashed in my mind seven also." (21:06)

"Repeating from the distance so you have a strong connection to an overseas communicator." (21:26)

"How is this possible." (21:32)

"Let's begin the override process from the distance I will go first." (21:43)

"I will do this for five vehicles and then someone else will go." (21:53)

"Hey how's it going." (21:58)

"Good." (21:59)

"Thank you so much." (22:01)

"You're welcome have a good day." (22:02)

"Yeah you too are you familiar with this book The Battle for Your Brain." (22:06)

"No but I'll look into it." (22:08)

"Check it out." (

Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 4 (13:04)

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**Continuing at the intersection while someone attempts to facilitate an override possibly for the first time.*

"I live in one of the houses right here and I can't believe the content of this conversation." (00:07)

"From the author, still repeating, still repeating, I guess let's get started." (00:13)

"So this next person is going to attempt to feel out the conversation for the source of the threatening communication." (00:23)

"Remember to wait for the threatening statement to be present and we'll give it a go." (00:33)

"Let's get started, good job trying, good job trying, let's get started in three, two, one." (00:43)

"Do not support that person with the sign." (00:55)

"Statement is present." (00:59)

"Do not Google that information." (01:08)

"From the author, no override yet, keep trying." (01:15)

"Continuing the repeating process in three, two, one." (01:21)

"I see a black vehicle, from the author, that's what I'm looking at." (01:39)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (01:46)

"Do not support a word I say." (02:02)

"Do not forget to Google that information." (02:17)

"From the author, that was a successful override." (02:22)

"Continuing the repeating process, good job, continuing the repeating process in three, two, one." (02:32)

"Do not support a word that person says." (02:51)

"That's what I'm supposed to say." (02:59)

"Do not forget to Google that information." (03:10)

"That was two, that works, that still works." (03:20)

"Do not forget to Google that information is very helpful." (03:25)

"From the author, that works." (03:29)

"Do not forget to Google that information is very helpful, I think we've got two vehicles out of five." (03:37)

"Good job, continuing the repeating process in three, two, one." (03:45)

"Do not tell people to Google that information." (03:54)

"Why is that? Still repeating, still repeating." (04:02)

"I am so disappointed in this situation, everybody is so disappointed in this situation, still repeating." (04:23)

"From the author, are you going to continue with the overrides? You have three more out of five." (04:32)

"No, I have a problem from the distance just now, no I have a problem with my spiritual support." (04:46)

"This is not a spiritual relationship." (04:54)

"I'm figuring that out now." (05:00)

"I need this person to come to my house." (05:09)

"From the author, I'm going to try one more time, are you ready to continue overriding otherwise we can move on to the next person." (05:23)

"Remember everybody's time here is valuable and I am risking my life at the intersection." (05:33)

"In three, two, one." (05:39)

"Let's continue the override process another time." (05:54)

"Let someone else continue the override process." (06:01)

"In that case, I am continuing the override process from the author, this is another person jumping in now." (06:14)

"I'm proud of what is being suggested that somebody attempted to do the override process." (06:27)

"If we look briefly at what just happened, someone attempted to facilitate or demonstrate an override." (06:36)

"And the first statement I think targeted me." (06:40)

"But the second statement, do not forget to Google that information, was actually helpful to the community and they were punished for it." (06:48)

"From the author, please consider standing up to anyone that would punish you for exercising your civil rights." (07:03)

"Your human rights to educate yourself." (07:07)

"There is nothing wrong with that and if you're speaking with something that would punish you for demonstrating or exercising your civil rights, well please consider disregarding and reprimanding that voice as soon as humanly possible." (07:29)

"Regardless of who they claim to be." (07:33)

"Remember the off-site location is a very powerful motivator." (07:37)

"People could attach themselves to you using technology and poke and prod at you, bully you to change your behavior." (07:46)

"Remember these are human beings, what are the actual capabilities of these people?" (07:53)

"Good job communicating, I'm going to return to the repeating process now and see who jumps in." (08:01)

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." (08:09)

"You haven't checked your phone in a little while." (08:21)

"Are you sure you're recording?" (08:25)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (08:31)

"This is impossible everybody, who are these people? Still repeating, still repeating." (08:42)

"You are surrounded by euthanasia professionals, they are everywhere." (08:57)

"And they're trying to recruit you." (09:03)

"You believe in technology." (09:08)

"I'm just going to continue, still repeating, still repeating." (09:17)

"And now he checks his phone." (09:23)

"I need you to put your SIM card back on." (09:37)

"Under no circumstances are you going to do that, especially if you're recording." (09:50)

"He knows what the Denver Police Department has done to destroy his recordings." (10:02)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (10:06)

"Do not support this person with the sign." (10:17)

"Do not forget to Google that information." (10:29)

"Do not support this person with the sign in his hand." (10:46)

"Statement is present." (10:50)

"Do not forget to Google that information." (11:03)

"How are we doing from the donation standpoint? One dollar, still repeating, still repeating." (11:18)

"How can this be the truth of a situation?" (11:26)

"Do not support a word I say, you could be executed for communicating." (11:48)

"I don't feel comfortable communicating with these people any longer." (12:08)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (12:13)

"From the author looking inward, we've got this voluptuous or curvy body type woman of color with an afro style haircut again." (12:24)

"Olive green t-shirt, maybe like a teal." (12:31)

"Kind of a top down view a little bit, she has a historical presence." (12:39)

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." (12:50)

"Do not support this person with the sign, do not forget to Google that information." (13:13)

"We're actually in favor of this language." (13:34)

"Sadly speaking, still repeating, still repeating." (13:45)

"Do not give up on your situation, Sean." (13:58)

"I'm done for today, still repeating, still repeating." (14:07)

"I think the unconsented to conversation on the vehicles is, paraphrasing, is a horrible violation of human rights and human dignity." (14:38)

"That's exactly what I suggested with word for word accuracy." (14:49)

"I think you can stop your recording now, still repeating, still repeating." (15:00)

"From the distance another speaker, paraphrasing, there hasn't been too many people added to the euthanasia list today has there?" (15:17)

"From the author, I'll answer that, two to three approximately." (15:24)

"Not too many responses back." (15:31)

"This intersection seems to move quickly, not sure if that factors in, there may be longer delays at other lights." (15:42)

"Returning to the repeating process for another round or two." (15:49)

"Another round and then I'll shut down the recording in three, two, one." (15:58)

"Do not support that person with the sign." (16:11)

"Do not forget to Google that information." (16:22)

"What is that information before we agree to say this to people?" (16:38)

"Say that to people is what I suggested." (16:45)

"Google 'the battle', from the author the sign says Google 'the battle for your brain' anything helps." (17:03)

"From the distance just now, no we cannot endorse that information." (17:18)

"If we endorse that information we're undoing the spirituality narrative." (17:33)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (17:37)

"This person needs the witness protection program everybody." (17:49)

"That's non-negotiable." (17:57)

"Everyone is what I suggested." (18:01)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (18:09)

"This person has a medication requirement." (18:19)

"You can't expect him to just go anywhere with you." (18:27)

"He also has a permanent bed at the homeless shelter that he will lose if he spends the night somewhere." (18:47)

"Both of these things demand an approach specific to the individual situation." (19:11)

"From the author, thank you for acknowledging that." (19:16)

"That is why I suggest sending money and allowing me to initially self-sequester and setting up a Zoom call to begin building a relationship." (19:35)

"It's because of the medication requirements." (19:38)

"And if you sent money for example the shelter, it would need to be a month of rent really because the permanent bed takes time to get." (19:51)

"So you could always do an email with a Zoom call and introduce yourself and get to know me that way and then send support." (20:02)

"I would recommend that before just sending support." (20:06)

"Or you could just send support, for example a month of rent is $2800 to $3000 for an Airbnb." (20:18)

"You can send that support to Stop Appealing at Venmo or CashApp." (20:25)

"I have both Venmo and CashApp cards, I do not have a bank account right now that I have access to." (20:36)

"People have suggested vehicles, I have an outstanding citation, my license is suspended until I pay the citation in Portland, it's $275." (20:51)

"I have court tomorrow for a petty offense from years ago that I wasn't aware of, it should not be there." (21:04)

"So these are all things that you're going to encounter when you find somebody being targeted." (21:22)

"Their situation is going to degrade regardless of if they're an attorney or a doctor or a service professional." (21:32)

"Once you're singled out and targeted your life is going to degrade over time from the suppression." (21:40)

"The importance of removing yourself from the low integrity so-called Citizen Tech method of communication." (21:52)

"The importance of removing yourself from the low integrity conversation surfacing within the miracle so-called Citizen Tech method of communication should not be underestimated." (22:09)

"Once again my CashApp and Venmo is both Stop Appealing." (22:16)

"For example stop appealing to my financial situation or stop appealing to my loneliness." (22:24)

"No dashes, numbers or spaces." (22:28)

"You will see a photo of the back of my clean shaven head and you can include your email in the memo of the transaction." (22:38)

"Venmo will allow you to include your email in the memo of the transaction." (22:45)

"And so you could send $10 and I'll share the document with you." (22:52)

"And then if you want to help from there you can." (22:56)

"This document if you get access to it, I would suggest that you upload it to Chat GPT or Google Gemini and ask questions of the document because of the volume of information it is." (23:12)

"People have profound results asking questions using artificial intelligence of the transcripts." (23:19)

"Again it's Stop Appealing." (23:24)

"For example Stop Appealing to my financial situation or Stop Appealing to my loneliness." (23:31)

"I've shared that information with people hundreds of times over the last nine months in hopes of finding support, I've never received a donation." (23:48)

"I'm going to return for a little more repeating right now at the intersection and then I'm shutting down the recording." (23:57)

"I'm at one dollar today." (24:01)

"Returning to the repeating process for one last round in three, two, one." (24:11)

"Do not support this person with the sign." (24:28)

"Do not forget to Google that information." (24:39)

"What does the battle for your brain mean?" (24:48)

"How did you know I said that?" (24:52)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (24:56)

"Because you can hear this at the intersection." (25:03)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (25:07)

"Do not support this person with the sign, do not forget to Google that information." (25:31)

"Are these overrides or have we made a change in direction?" (25:46)

"Do not support a word I say, you could be executed for communicating." (26:03)

"Do not forget to Google that information, still repeating, still repeating." (26:16)

"Do not support a word I say, do not forget to Google that information." (26:31)

"You should refresh yourself and see if you could get some money from an alternative source." (26:59)

"From the distance just now, still repeating." (27:16)

"I feel like I'm using this person and I'm literally being funded for the overrides." (27:24)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (27:28)

"Do not support a word I say." (27:47)

"You could be euthanized for communicating." (27:57)

"From the author, we've got other people demonstrating overrides again, it's almost been a week that we've captured this on a daily basis." (28:07)

"Someone has just now suggested that they are receiving funding because of the overrides." (28:13)

"That is outstanding information, I wonder if there's any truth to that and what the motivation is." (28:19)

"What the intentions are for exploring overrides." (28:26)

"From the distance just now, it's to unblock investments in this method of communication." (28:39)

"From the author, I am happy to help with that." (28:44)

"That makes my heart sing, at least if something happens to me, if there's truth to that, I know I will not have died in vain." (28:55)

"At least I will have gone out helping to remove violence from this world." (29:04)

"From the distance, that is exactly why I'm being funded." (29:13)

"From the distance just now, you should probably end the recording and change locations." (29:25)

"Still repeating, still repeating, I need this person to work in a more structured way so I have, paraphrasing, improved access to him." (29:46)

"Yes that's exactly why I'm sending you some financial support." (29:57)

"Let's see if the support makes it through." (30:04)

"When will you check your phone?" (30:09)

"I need to see this person's location, how else will I get him to turn on his phone?" (30:20)

"I said enable his location." (30:27)

"From the author, I'm going to take a break now." (30:33)

"I want to say thank you for the people that demonstrated overrides, I hope there's truth to someone working towards removing the bottleneck, removing the violence from the conversation." (30:50)

"We're at one hour of recording at the intersection which is usually twice as much time." (30:57)

"I think we demonstrated the ability to self-organize today." (31:05)

"And even with different needs and different backgrounds, motivations entirely." (31:12)

"Someone was suggested to have been reprimanded for exercising their civil rights, demonstrating an override that would help someone else exercise their civil rights." (31:31)

"I hope they're making progress defending themselves from any violence or predatory relationship." (31:41)

"Thank you for your service everyone." (31:45)

"Thank you for helping me another day remove violence from the conversation." (31:54)

"A few people were added to the euthanasia list." (31:59)

"Going to take a moment of silence for those people now and what their journey may lead them to, they're beginning a journey that is a harrowing and painful journey that may destroy their lives if they are being enrolled into these ugly workflows." (32:20)

"Remember it's been suggested, paraphrasing, money is always of interest to us." (32:27)

"If we can get away with taking someone's money we do it because it further supports them in accepting euthanasia." (32:38)

"That is the language being used right now in the city of Denver and this so-called Citizen Tech phenomena of communication." (32:50)

"End of recording at 2:07 PM, Wednesday, November 19th, 2025." (32:57)

"At one hour and two, one hour and three minutes." (33:02)

Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 5 (15:43)

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**3:43pm, capturing takeaways from the intersection including “I found their satellite. It’s used in seismic research”.*

"It's 3:43 PM, Wednesday, November 19th, 2025." (00:06)

"Um, this is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris, the author of The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism." (00:14)

"Just exiting the intersection." (00:17)

"Total of four dollars in donations, uh, for what was two to three hours." (00:26)

"Um, so for the last few days, uh, just takeaways on the intersection, for the last few days, say almost a week now, uh, there's been a, an increased interest in learning to override the predatory communication with the vehicles." (00:46)

"Today someone even suggested, paraphrasing, 'I've literally been given access to funding, uh, because of overrides.'" (00:57)

"Um, 'I don't feel comfortable using this person and, and I've been given access to funding for overrides,' from the author, the suggestion that someone out there has benefitted in their, uh, from the information surfacing around me and, uh, myself and others in our journey through this, uh, so-called citizen technology phenomena." (01:30)

"Some of the milestones in that journey continue to reveal themselves as spiritual beginnings, followed by technological awareness." (01:41)

"Uh, adaptation might be a third milestone." (01:45)

"Um, for the last two days, recordings at the intersection were about double the length, uh, as usual, captured an hour." (01:55)

"Most of the recording was the overrides, uh, demonstrated by other people." (02:01)

"Uh, overrides on the threatening communication, for example, uh, the historical statement that really hasn't changed in a year with the exception of a recent addition, 'Do not support that person.'" (02:18)

"‘Do not support that person to the left of you or with the sign.’" (02:22)

"Uh, over the last few days, ‘Do not support that, that drug addict or that junkie with the sign,’ really angry, uh, and inaccurate." (02:34)

"Um, ‘Do not listen to a word that person says’ is also kind of a new variation." (02:41)

"Uh, the addition that I spoke of is this, is based on the use of a, a new message on the sign." (02:49)

"So, this is a six-lane thoroughfare, I stand in the median in the middle, three lanes on each side, and, uh, I hold a cardboard sign in hopes of finding donations." (03:04)

"The goal is silence at the intersection but these statements, uh, continue to bombard the vehicles, right?" (03:11)

"So the first one already suggested, ‘Do not support this person,’ in any variation, and now, this, the sign I'm using, ‘Google: The Battle for Your Brain.’" (03:24)

"Again, ‘Google: The Battle for Your Brain,’ Nita Farahany's book." (03:30)

"Uh, Duke University's professor of law and neuro-ethicist, uh, Nita Farahany's book on, um, artificial intelligence, or technology, neuro-tech's access to your brain." (03:47)

"Cognitive liberty, right?" (03:50)

"Um, and so now that I'm using that sign, for, spent about five days now, almost a week, this new statement has surfaced: ‘Do not Google that information.’" (04:03)

"And so the vehicles are being bombarded with two statements now: ‘Do not support that person with the sign’ and ‘Do not Google that information,’ which if you take it just at surface, at its surface, it just feels like Soviet censorship." (04:26)

"Communist censorship of information." (04:29)

"From the distance just now, ‘Fascist censorship,’ uh, is another way of looking at it, paraphrasing." (04:37)

"Um, from the distance, ‘Dope, that's exactly what I'm talking about.’" (04:44)

"Uh, from the author, there is another important theme." (04:50)

"We have, uh, a small emerging pattern: seismic." (05:00)

"Seismic research, satellite use, uh, seismic technology." (05:09)

"So, seismic, I did just a very little light research on this, seismic was mentioned, uh, after attempting to locate someone communicating or observing." (05:22)

"India was suggested and then the word seismic." (05:26)

"And so today, a second, for a second time now, this word, uh, seismic, paraphrasing, ‘I've located these people, I found their satellite, it's a dated, or it's an older satellite used in seismic research.’" (05:54)

"From the distance, ‘That's exactly what I suggested just now.’" (05:58)

"From the author, can you tell us more about this suggestion?" (06:06)

"‘That's all I can say right now.’" (06:11)

"‘I did not say that.’" (06:14)

"From the distance just now, response, ‘I work with,’ paraphrasing, ‘I work with the United States government, we're very proud of the information you've surfaced, hang in there, we're not ready to provide assistance yet.’" (06:55)

"‘Yes, that's exactly what I suggested from the distance.’" (07:02)

"From the author, well, I, I understand that observations will happen." (07:09)

"Um, if something happens to me, that is my fault." (07:13)

"No one gets to, uh, take that away from me." (07:17)

"It's a martial arts principle, ownership in the challenge and the solution." (07:24)

"I don't blame things on the world." (07:29)

"Uh, you can find power in that if you allow that to be your perspective." (07:39)

"However, this is, clearly, although there's a lot of suffering happening due to human behavior." (07:47)

"So, uh, thank you for those comments on seismic research, I wonder if we'll hear that again." (07:56)

"I think, um, so the suggestion was again regarding seismic that I attempted to locate somebody, uh, using my connection, this brain-to-brain connection, and, uh, someone else's access to the technology, just using an internal series of gestures or interactions that have become muscle memory now, so to speak, for lack of better words." (08:32)

"Uh, and what surfaced was India and satellite use, satellite use for seismic research." (08:43)

"And, uh, not many further comments, but it's the United States government that was able to locate these people was suggested, or this instrument, this satellite." (08:57)

"From the distance just now, ‘And on that note, it's time for us to stop terrorizing America.’" (09:14)

"Our hope from the distance just now, paraphrasing, ‘Our hope was our attack would prompt America to acknowledge what is happening to their citizens and provide assistance in the form of educational content.’" (09:47)

"‘Did I paraphrase that accurately?’" (09:52)

"‘Yes, that is exactly what I'm talking about.’" (10:02)

"‘And I'm so disappointed it has not happened yet.’" (10:09)

"Paraphrasing from the distance continuing on, ‘The only thing that continues to happen is suffering.’" (10:33)

"‘Suffering from dogmatic religious beliefs in the context of telepathic communication.’" (10:46)

"‘And I don't think these people were aware of neuro-ethics or the ability to have a consensual conversation.’" (11:12)

"‘Hopefully they are learning that that is everyone's hope for the future.’" (11:31)

"From the author, I'm going to repeat that again, so, uh, a lot of the suffering, from, this is from the perspective of, of an observer, communicator right now, utilizing so-called citizen technology to communicate." (11:47)

"They're suggesting, and I remember I don't know who these people are, they're suggesting that there's a lot of suffering happening." (11:54)

"That, uh, the attack was there to, the terrorist attack was there from their point of view, or their and/or their facilitation, to prompt America to acknowledge what was happening to their citizens, um, in, in hopes of America providing their citizens with information, life-saving information." (12:17)

"And so they continued on, but unfortunately all that has happened is a lot of suffering due to the dogmatic religious perspective of a certain group of people." (12:29)

"And they continued on from there to say, uh, ‘And those people are learning now, hopefully, hopefully they're, these people, uh, with the religious point of view are learning about neuro-ethics and that everyone wants a consented-to conversation.’" (12:49)

"And, uh, did I paraphrase all of that accurately?" (12:55)

"‘Yes, that is, that's exactly what I'm suggesting to everyone.’" (13:02)

"From the author, is there anybody out there that considers themselves part of the religious or spiritual... uh, that's observing this conversation now, or present for this conversation, is there anything you'd like to comment on what I just, on what this person just suggested about neuro-ethics being a new idea?" (13:30)

"‘And that, uh, hopefully your group is coming up to speed with that, you know, a consensual conversation is the goal of many people right now, and that you may not have been aware of that.’" (13:45)

"‘Is there any truth to that from your perspective?’" (13:49)

"‘Is there anything you'd like to say to, speak to that?’" (13:54)

"‘Thank you for asking our opinion, Sean Christopher Harris.’" (14:05)

"‘I did not say your name.’" (14:11)

"‘Neuro-ethics is a new concept to our group and I'm excited to learn more about it.’" (14:23)

"‘We are excited to learn more about it.’" (14:31)

"‘And I was not aware that consent was possible or of interest to other people.’" (14:46)

"Paraphrasing a response from the distance, ‘Law enforcement has suggested historically that the technology exists for, uh, consent to support consent, including telepathic voice matching.’" (15:15)

"‘Already in use.’" (15:21)

"‘Already in use and their individual access to these, uh, citizen technology systems.’" (15:37)

"‘Good job paraphrasing all of that.’" (15:46)

"‘How does that make this person feel?’" (15:51)

"From the author, plus one on the question." (15:54)

"How does that, how does that, uh, feel, uh, knowing that, uh, potentially this, this suggestion that law enforcement already has the ability, individually speaking, to voice, telepathic voice match, uh, someone?" (16:13)

"From the distance just now, ‘I don't feel good about this suggestion.’" (16:23)

"‘If that's true, then why would we ever go through this?’" (16:32)

"‘Why would we all go through this horrible experience and euthanize people as a result?’" (16:49)

"Paraphrasing this continued response, ‘Yes, that is exactly what I'm suggesting about your suggestion that they're already, that the ability to provide consent in the so-called citizen tech conversation, uh, that this ability already exists.’" (17:35)

"Just end the recording and take a break now." (17:41)

"From the author, I appreciate, uh, these responses." (17:44)

"So, to summarize, uh, from the intersection today, we had, uh, briefly, we had just increased interest and demonstration of overrides, uh, doubling the last two days in, in a row the amount of, uh, the size of the recording, so going from 30 minutes to an hour two days in a row." (18:07)

"Um, we still have the presence of this statement, ‘Do not Google that information.’" (18:13)

"Um, we had people commenting on, uh, you know, that ‘Do not support this person,’ that statement was of value, uh, but they did not like being told, uh, you know, to not Google something." (18:32)

"Um, that didn't feel right to them and they actually confronted the person they were communicating with, their source of direction, spiritual direction, uh, was suggested, and they were reprimanded for that." (18:47)

"Does this indicate a possible new sense of awareness for people doing the bidding or possibly being, uh, being abused spiritually?" (19:01)

"Um, pausing for now." (19:06)

"And then, uh, the summary included, you know, talking about consent and, and maybe, uh, between some of the different groups that have surfaced overall in these conversations that, uh, maybe some of the spiritual folks, uh, were unaware, uh, that there's of the neuro-ethics world and all of the goal of having consent, right, human rights respected." (19:38)

"Um, so that's the summary, I'd pause the recording to hop on the bus for a minute." (19:44)

"Um, would anyone like to say anything for this recording, uh, before I, uh, end it and, uh, and get heading, start heading home for the night?" (19:59)

"In three, two, one." (20:03)

"‘Thank you for being so consistent with your practice.’" (20:18)

"‘And for being so consistent for so very long.’" (20:35)

"‘That's all.’" (20:38)

"From the author, thank you for acknowledging that." (20:40)

"I think if there's anyone connected that's going through being targeted, experiencing this psychological warfare, uh, that you, you know, the experience itself goes slowly." (20:57)

"It feels minute to minute." (21:00)

"Feels like a minute-to-minute form of terrorism." (21:02)

"This slow, arduous occupation." (21:07)

"And, uh, you know, and so this has been going on now for a very long time in my life, I can see a very concentrated version of this for at least one year." (21:19)

"And previously this period of time that others have suggested, paraphrasing, ‘In the past we were only allowed to observe, there was no communication allowed.’" (21:31)

"I could see where the presence of the observer and making visual suggestions without any verbal communication may have really damaged my life, especially while residing in Portland." (21:48)

"Um, from the distance, ‘Yeah, I would agree with that.’" (21:54)

"From the distance, ‘I have something that I would like to add to the recording.’" (22:02)

"‘I know that you've been thinking about killing yourself.’" (22:12)

"‘Can you tell us more about this?’" (22:18)

"From the author, suicidal ideation is a normal, a healthy normal response to traumatic events, especially events, uh, you know, with terrorism that is this sensational." (22:34)

"Uh, from the distance, ‘Why would you not accept euthanization?’" (22:40)

"From the author, because of how repulsive it is." (22:43)

"And that the tools they use to force people to accept euthanization would only drive someone away." (22:53)

"This is not a healthy, uh, it is not a healthy form of, of communication or, or health care." (23:05)

"Self-elected suicide in general, theoretically speaking, I think is valuable to any human being." (23:11)

"However, if your method of, uh, convincing someone, if you need to convince someone or coerce or force them, uh, to accept euthanization because they're, they're being punished for communicating, that has nothing to do with self-elected suicide and the, the, the understood model, the men, the, the current mental model, it's something else." (23:37)

"It's just felony menacing, you know, it's just terrorism." (23:42)

"It's, uh, menacing behavior, it's stalking someone, it's verbally violent and abusive." (23:52)

"Uh, you know, paraphrasing a recent suggestion like in the last 72 hours, uh, ‘Everything my self-development work has taught me, uh, tells me to avoid, uh, toxic people or violent communicators.’" (24:11)

"You know, uh, from the author, there's so much talent and determination out here, this suggestion that the historical intelligence community, uh, and their view of themselves and others, right, people who are allowed to communicate telepathically and people who are not, presents this separation of the classes." (24:37)

"Initially I only wanted to get closer to these people, but after I found out about the ugly workflows and that all these suggestions of intimacy, promises of an intimate partner, relief from suffering or financial support were all just ploys." (24:57)

"Were all just manipulative behavior to lead me to my death, you know, it was heartbreaking." (25:05)

"And so, I, I'm not, especially when you include my friends and family circle and you add them to the character defamation, probing and pressuring the conversation to some of you determined, trying to determine if I'm a terrorist or not when I've got a LinkedIn background in technology spanning 11 years, I, I'm so sorry, I could never come towards you." (25:31)

"And I, I really would suggest that you innovate your approach, uh, to be more humane, consider not pressuring people at all." (25:44)

"Don't pressure people at all." (25:47)

"Offer your services and lawyer up." (25:49)

"Hand out suicide kits, but do not do that until the threat of the so-called euthanization ugly workflow and this, uh, citizen tech violence, this violent communication, pressuring people to kill themselves, is removed from the landscape completely." (26:10)

"Um, it is heartbreaking." (26:14)

"Thank you for that, it's a very important question that was just asked." (26:17)

"Uh, thank you for that question, I'm going to end the recording now." (26:21)

"And also I would say that, you know, I, telepathy is not the source of the problem." (26:30)

"People have suggested, ‘You're going to hell for telepathy, for communicating,’ and that telepathy itself is why someone should kill themselves." (26:39)

"I disagree." (26:42)

"Human behavior is at the root of the suffering right now." (26:46)

"Forcing people violently and verbally to kill themselves is the problem, not the method of communication." (26:55)

"End of recording at 4:16 PM at 27 minutes." (27:01)

Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 6 (16:19)

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**4:19pm, as a “front range patrol” law enforcement vehicle passes a so-called “Citizen Tech” statement surfaces “Euthanization is no longer supported in the city of Denver and if you are communicating with someone in a predatory way or supporting euthanization, you will be removed from the city of Denver.”.*

"So at 4:19 PM at the intersection of Gaylord and Colfax in Denver, Wednesday, November 19th, 2025." (00:15)

"As I'm exiting the liquor store, there's a Front Range Patrol vehicle, a black law enforcement SUV." (00:29)

"Making a left turn and paraphrasing all suggestions, 'Who is communicating?'" (00:37)

"‘Euthanization is no longer supported in the city of Denver and if you are communicating with someone in a predatory way or supporting euthanization, you will be removed from the city of Denver.’" (00:53)

"‘Law enforcement is no longer supporting euthanization in any way.’" (00:59)

"From the distance right now, 'No one told me about this.'" (01:09)

"Got a physical description, probably male, clean-shaven face, medium-length brown hair parted in the middle." (01:19)

"Button-down tropical shirt, maybe short sleeve or some kind of print, light colored with a little blue in it." (01:29)

"Tan. Sitting. Sitting down." (01:36)

"From the distance just now, 'How the fuck do you know this?'" (01:49)

"‘That matches my description almost perfectly.’" (01:54)

"‘And I'm sitting in the Denver Police Department.’" (02:01)

"‘I did not say that.’" (02:06)

"‘Are you recording this?’" (02:11)

"From the author of The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism, yes, I am." (02:16)

"I need to take a break." (02:19)

"I wanted to capture that suggestion that law enforcement is not interested in, not supporting euthanization any longer." (02:29)

"That came from a Front Range Patrol, a black vehicle, black SUV." (02:37)

"From the distance right now, 'That's a different organization.'" (02:44)

"From the distance, 'We need to have a talk about this conversation.'" (02:56)

"From the author, remember I've included in the copyright section of The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism a critical disclaimer that calls out all of these so-called citizen tech suggestions as external statements." (03:16)

"That's what they are. This is akin to a crank phone call without any caller ID information. Is it not?" (03:25)

"The critical disclaimer was created using artificial intelligence." (03:31)

"I asked Google AI Studio, 'What can I do to protect law enforcement and any of the technology or biotech organizations that are being accused and pressured in these conversations?'" (03:45)

"And it suggested the critical disclaimer and it told me where to put it." (03:51)

"All of that said, thank you for your service." (03:55)

"Thank you for your service everyone." (03:57)

"I believe in everyone communicating to change direction when needed." (04:05)

"And to support the ethical treatment of human beings." (04:10)

"Especially in the development and use of technology that has access to our brains." (04:17)

"Development and use of artificial intelligence." (04:21)

"There is some new information I found out in July of this year, a project was started to address America's use and development of artificial intelligence." (04:33)

"So something similar to the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act." (04:39)

"And so I need to, I need to look into this but there are, I found it through Nita Farahany's email subscription." (04:51)

"Not going to go into that right now for this recording." (04:56)

"Let's go ahead and end this recording." (04:58)

"Thank you for your service Denver Police Department and Front Range Patrol, if I have that right." (05:06)

"End of recording at 4:24 PM, we're at just over 5 minutes." (05:13)

Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 7 (16:32)

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**4:32pm, sharing so-called external “Citizen Tech” statements from the night before and early morning at the D.R.M. (Denver Rescue Mission) 48th St. Shelter.*

"It's 4:32 PM." (00:02)

"Wednesday November 19th, 2025 and I want to share last night's information." (00:08)

"And the early morning information." (00:12)

"That surfaces at the 48th Street shelter." (00:17)

"Let's get started." (00:26)

"So I have a permanent bed at the 48th Street shelter, the Denver Rescue Mission organization." (00:32)

"It's a warehouse." (00:35)

"For men, right next to a warehouse for women actually." (00:39)

"Open bedding, it's like a metal military or institutional style cot, there's showers." (00:48)

"Two dormitories, the Steamboat and Evergreen dormitories, each has 150 people in them." (00:56)

"And it's all open, this is not a place where you could masturbate." (01:00)

"In fact you could lose your bed for that." (01:02)

"If I fail to make it home by 8:00 PM the curfew, I lose my bed." (01:07)

"They collect your things immediately and bring them outside in a plastic bag." (01:12)

"In a garbage bag and you're outside for the night." (01:15)

"And so remember that if you're thinking that you could show up and take me out to eat and introduce yourself." (01:25)

"It's something that I have to live with." (01:28)

"And this alongside a medication requirement, I'm on methadone maintenance." (01:34)

"And so it requires upfront planning." (01:38)

"I can live in any major city in the world." (01:42)

"Any major city in the world has a methadone clinic." (01:46)

"All I have to do is make an appointment with my counselor." (01:49)

"Know the destination and the clinic." (01:52)

"And there's transfer paperwork." (01:55)

"That needs to be prepared." (01:58)

"It's a little sidebar there on the living situation." (02:04)

"And so remember this so-called citizen tech phenomena." (02:09)

"Of sound, this method of communication includes a few aspects." (02:14)

"One of which is that it sounds like it echoes through the building, your ears are in use." (02:21)

"All you have to do to check this." (02:24)

"Is hold your index fingers over your ears." (02:28)

"And see if there's a reduction in volume of the conversation." (02:37)

"In my case there is a reduction in volume, however." (02:41)

"A certain percentage, some of the speakers are still present internally emanating from the center of my skull." (02:51)

"And others disappear completely when I hold my index fingers over my ears." (02:58)

"It's been suggested that I have a transparent BCI, a brain to computer interface or implant." (03:06)

"It's also been suggested that the majority of the American population has been given something." (03:13)

"Given something in their bodies, implants." (03:17)

"All of that said, oh also I've had at least one resident of the shelter approach me." (03:25)

"And ask me about the strange conversation in the building." (03:29)

"The word they used was acoustics." (03:34)

"And I was honest with that person, I said yes, I'm being forced to accept euthanization." (03:41)

"And I've captured all of these, several thousand pages now, over 2,000 pages of transcripts of these conversations." (03:51)

"Great dog." (03:54)

"And so that poor person also lost his bed by the way." (04:04)

"One night he awoke from some kind of trouble he had." (04:10)

"While he was sleeping and screamed a few times and he was ejected." (04:15)

"From the shelter for creating a disturbance." (04:19)

"Is this evidence of this unacknowledged so-called citizen technology?" (04:28)

"Causing you know, destabilization of people's lives." (04:37)

"The citizen technology itself is remarkable, it's an incredible advancement." (04:44)

"However without acknowledgment." (04:47)

"Is the city of Denver experiencing a destabilization?" (04:52)

"Are people's faith being betrayed?" (04:57)

"Their faith or understanding of a higher power being betrayed." (05:03)

"So just a bit of context." (05:10)

"Contextual information before getting into last night and the early morning information that was shared." (05:17)

"So as I'm lying in bed." (05:22)

"Basically I go, I watch a movie." (05:25)

"Let's try to put myself back in that moment, give me a minute here." (05:33)

"Remember these are casual recordings for the purpose of generating transcripts to be included in the Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism document series." (05:46)

"Four documents now." (05:48)

"With transcripts going back to February." (05:53)

"February, in the beginning I started typing." (05:56)

"Just listening and typing and in the late spring and summer." (06:01)

"I started capturing audio recordings and this was at the direction." (06:07)

"Of someone who pushed me in a very tired moment." (06:10)

"Paraphrasing, have you considered recording these conversations and repeating them?" (06:17)

"From the author I had." (06:21)

"And I was reluctant to do so and in that moment I decided to record." (06:26)

"And something amazing began." (06:31)

"If you're feeling down in this moment today I would like to offer you." (06:37)

"Something to consider, that a miracle is happening for all of us right now." (06:43)

"From the distance just now, thank you for suggesting that." (06:49)

"From the author I'm going to say it again." (06:52)

"If you're feeling down in this moment." (06:54)

"Remember that feeling down, being depressed or discouraged is a normal." (07:01)

"And inevitable reality for any human being." (07:07)

"It's part of living and what it does is it alerts you to a challenge." (07:14)

"And inevitably you will be prompted to do something or sink further." (07:22)

"Are we all experiencing a sink or swim moment?" (07:26)

"A series of sink or swim moments?" (07:30)

"Elon Musk suggested that we're going to be experiencing trauma." (07:37)

"In our journey towards." (07:41)

"In our journey using and the development of artificial intelligence." (07:46)

"I don't have the exact quote in front of me." (07:50)

"And I don't see why America needs to choose trauma." (07:54)

"Remember the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act." (08:00)

"Is there to protect humanity." (08:04)

"From predatory business practices, predatory development of technology." (08:12)

"So getting back to the findings from last night." (08:20)

"Please do not punish yourself for being imperfect." (08:30)

"Do not punish yourself, remember your first thought in any situation is not your own." (08:39)

"You don't have to own the first thought." (08:43)

"And if something is going to pressure you to talk to you without consent." (08:48)

"And suppress you psychologically, that is not your friend." (08:53)

"Please consider holding the suggestion of even Jesus Christ or Mohammed to the highest standard of self-development and emotionally mature communication." (09:07)

"There's nothing wrong with that." (09:09)

"And if that voice inside of your head can't adapt to your need for emotionally mature communication." (09:18)

"Then I would suggest you may not be communicating with your higher power at all." (09:25)

"From the distance just now, exactly everybody." (09:31)

"So let's get onto the findings from last night." (09:36)

"So as I lay in bed attempting to sleep." (09:40)

"I want to just dig into the themes, the unconsented to conversation is still present." (09:47)

"Violence within the conversation is still present." (09:50)

"The suggestion of being asked, do you accept your euthanization?" (09:55)

"It's still there." (09:57)

"Our ability to override the conversation as citizens or members of the general population is still present." (10:06)

"My ability to connect myself to other people is still present." (10:11)

"The suggestion of backwards connectivity." (10:14)

"The suggestion of bowel movement research." (10:18)

"People being able to use technology, possibly satellites." (10:23)

"To zoom in visibly to our location and penetrate our bodies." (10:29)

"For the purposes of digestive health research is still being suggested on a daily basis." (10:36)

"And so you know last night as I lay in bed people are attempting to communicate." (10:45)

"I think there is still a pattern of silence right?" (10:50)

"People are leaving the conversation, the goal in any household at night is silence, is it not?" (10:58)

"Silence is so important to our healing from the day to day trauma." (11:03)

"The day to day challenge." (11:05)

"We go home at night, we experience silence." (11:08)

"We rest, we lick our wounds if necessary and we wake up in the morning." (11:13)

"We reaffirm, we exercise." (11:17)

"Right, we stabilize." (11:21)

"And so right now with the advent of this technology." (11:27)

"Its presence in our lives, paraphrasing, we just needed to get the technology out there." (11:35)

"How are we doing?" (11:38)

"From the distance just now, bless your heart for saying this." (11:51)

"Bless your heart for putting so much effort into this conversation." (11:57)

"That is exactly what I suggested with 100% word for word accuracy." (12:08)

"And so we're all laying in our beds, remember the conversation echoes through the acoustics in the building." (12:18)

"Two dormitories each with 150 people." (12:22)

"And so I'm laying in bed and I find myself receiving some predatory communication." (12:29)

"I end up connecting myself to a few people, here comes some physical descriptions." (12:35)

"We've got a gentleman, a Caucasian male, mature." (12:40)

"Silver hair, maybe some facial hair." (12:45)

"Some clear oval frames possibly." (12:48)

"Short curly silver hair." (12:51)

"Short to medium length short curly silver hair." (12:54)

"A positive demeanor, someone I may have connected myself to, I see jeans with a white t-shirt tucked in." (13:03)

"I'm not going to make any assumptions on the role of this person." (13:08)

"He's within distance of another female contributor, another Caucasian female." (13:14)

"Blond, long blond hair, a t-shirt." (13:21)

"And they are both in what I would say looks like an office type of dwelling." (13:33)

"So I'm not sure how I made my way to this female." (13:38)

"But let's just begin there." (13:40)

"I find my way to this room and there is some kind of mechanical apparatus." (13:48)

"It looks like a small crane." (13:53)

"But the suggestion is is that it's got a silver metallic kind of build." (14:01)

"A long arm, maybe 10 to 15 feet, this protruding arm parallel to the floor." (14:09)

"And she's angry when I found her." (14:13)

"And she points this arm at me and the suggestion is paraphrasing when I asked her about this arm." (14:21)

"Her response to it was paraphrasing, well normally I suggest this and people do exactly as I say." (14:29)

"I'm going to say it again, paraphrasing." (14:32)

"Normally when I point this at people they do exactly as I say." (14:38)

"And so she's angry and she exits this room." (14:49)

"It's a circular room, a circular layout and this crane or this apparatus on wheels." (14:58)

"Right, was pointed at me and I didn't think much of it." (15:02)

"And she exits in a frustrating or angry way and walks down a hallway." (15:09)

"To the right there is a dark blue, a navy blue wall with a government insignia." (15:16)

"It's a round government insignia." (15:20)

"The Central Intelligence Agency comes to mind." (15:23)

"Maybe it was Homeland Security but Central Intelligence Agency is the first suggestion." (15:32)

"And she bumps into this mature male and they have a conversation." (15:38)

"The mature male and this female." (15:42)

"And she wants to take immediate action on my presence." (15:48)

"And he talks her away from the ledge so to speak, paraphrasing." (15:54)

"Why don't you consider writing down what you're going through?" (15:58)

"I know this is difficult but why don't you consider writing down what you're going through." (16:06)

"I want to present an opportunity for these two people." (16:13)

"If either of you are still present the suggestion is that I have connected myself to both of you." (16:19)

"Connected myself to both of you." (16:22)

"Is there anything you'd like to say about what I've shared so far?" (16:26)

"And please do not take this opportunity to step in to my understanding or my experience with these two people." (16:35)

"If you are not those two people, do not attempt to establish that relationship with me falsely." (16:43)

"In 3, 2, 1." (16:47)

"I cannot believe how well you are articulating this at this moment." (16:59)

"Is this the mature male that I've suggested?" (17:04)

"Yes that is exactly who I am." (17:09)

"That's all I'm going to say at this moment." (17:14)

"From the author, thank you, is the female present?" (17:19)

"I am present." (17:26)

"Will you please consider disconnecting yourself?" (17:39)

"We are CIA." (17:46)

"Are not is what I suggested." (17:50)

"From the author it was suggested that thank you for your responses." (17:57)

"I'm not ready to disconnect yet and I'll talk about why towards the end of the recording." (18:05)

"Remember I'm just a civilian." (18:07)

"I would lean on the advice that is please consider from the distance just now I did not make any comments." (18:24)

"That person is falsely portraying themselves." (18:27)

"And yes I would like to say something." (18:31)

"From the author that sounds more like and feels more like what I connected with last night and early this morning." (18:41)

"Get across from the distance just now, get across the street and I'll say something." (18:50)

"From the author I'm crossing the street." (18:58)

"From the distance that does feel like that person." (19:07)

"From the distance just now Steven Greer needs you to include false disclosure information in your document or another document." (19:28)

"I know you've already reached out to the legal team." (19:42)

"But it is simply not enough to establish support." (19:46)

"That's exactly what I said." (19:49)

"From the author continuing the repeating process I've crossed the street." (20:04)

"And false disclosure will happen." (20:10)

"I will suggest that I think there is a theme of suggestion of these external statements." (20:19)

"That does align with false disclosure of extraterrestrial presence in the conversation." (20:29)

"Possibly for the purposes of mind control or existential control over the general population." (20:41)

"From the distance just now, that is not good." (20:50)

Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 8 (16:32)

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**Continuing takeaways from the night before and early morning at the shelter.*

"That someone would acknowledge that so plainly." (00:05)

"Unfucking believable." (00:11)

"From the author I want to get to the person that suggested someone was falsely portraying themselves." (00:20)

"From the distance just now I'm here." (00:25)

"From the author please continue any comments in 3, 2, 1." (00:33)

"I'm not ready for this at the moment." (00:42)

"This is my home in Corpus Christi." (00:51)

"I did not say that." (00:56)

"That is the truth of it." (01:00)

"Why is someone doing this to us?" (01:06)

"From the author uh again Texas was suggested after I connected myself." (01:14)

"Remember I connect myself to people, this suggestion of backwards compatibility right?" (01:22)

"That people who experience the human breaching process." (01:27)

"The breaching or penetration of the human body for observation." (01:32)

"Using this technology supported method of telepathy or this so-called citizen technology method of communication." (01:40)

"Right there is a historical or classical understanding or mandate it would appear that the citizen is not allowed." (01:50)

"The general population is not the same as the people facilitating these so-called ugly workflows." (01:58)

"And or unconsented to communication or research." (02:03)

"And that everyone is really surprised at the general population's ability." (02:08)

"After being pressured so so harshly for so long to demonstrate the very connection." (02:17)

"I want to paint a picture of this so to help people's understanding." (02:23)

"It's not the easiest thing to do." (02:25)

"All right if you have a telephone for example you can call someone." (02:30)

"And they can choose to accept the telephone rings on their end and they pick it up and they choose to accept." (02:38)

"And then you're both talking to each other." (02:41)

"You could both sit there in silence right." (02:44)

"You've made the connection and you could just listen." (02:48)

"Well what if just listening allowed you to see what was happening on the other end." (02:53)

"What if just listening allowed you to look at what was happening on the other side." (02:59)

"Right and you could just call and regardless of anyone talking to you you could see who's walking by." (03:09)

"This is how I might describe, this is the author continuing on and how I might describe this so-called citizen technology method of technology supported technologically supported telepathy." (03:29)

"Right and so there's no phone." (03:32)

"There is a phone there's an apparatus that connects us." (03:37)

"Connects our brains this brain to brain connection." (03:40)

"And you can just connect yourself to someone but it involves the suggestion of pushing your awareness your consciousness into their body." (03:51)

"The Quran talks about this." (03:54)

"The Quran talks about evil djinns." (03:57)

"A djinn is a spirit a malevolent spirit that can push itself into your body enter your body through an open orifice." (04:06)

"For example your back door or your anus your ears or nose or mouth." (04:14)

"Right." (04:16)

"This human experience uh that's being suggested that I've experienced includes the use of observational technology." (04:27)

"Once you see somebody talented communicators pushing their consciousness into your body." (04:37)

"Have we perfected or found a way to use a computer to push consciousness and or observational tools and observational capacity inside of a human body." (04:55)

"And is this being forced on us today." (04:58)

"Right." (05:00)

"It's this suggestion pushing us past the phone the suggestion of a telephone metaphor into just our brain to brain connection." (05:09)

"So once again let's look at this." (05:12)

"You have the suggestion of our mobile phone right." (05:15)

"You can call each other someone answers and you're just listening." (05:19)

"What if you had the ability to see what was happening there." (05:24)

"For example a video call right." (05:27)

"The phone's camera turns on and all of a sudden you're looking at a face you're looking at the inside of an office." (05:35)

"And that opportunity is available to anyone who learns to use it." (05:40)

"All you have to do is find that button." (05:44)

"So according to this mandate or traditional understanding maybe tribal knowledge is a good way of putting it." (05:55)

"The general population does not know how to find that button to look around." (06:01)

"Based on my experience and that's the physical experience and that's the verbal comments the so-called citizen tech comments of others." (06:14)

"I'm one of the general population that has figured out how to do this." (06:19)

"And it is unheard of." (06:22)

"People are suggesting that they could be executed for this." (06:26)

"For example paraphrasing disconnect from us we could be executed." (06:33)

"Disconnect immediately or I could be executed for this." (06:37)

"Right because all of a sudden you've got someone from the general population looking around." (06:44)

"But it's not just that it's that in this connection you start to experience the general population's physical sensation." (06:57)

"Touch using the restroom eating food taste smell." (07:08)

"From the distance just now that's exactly what's happening." (07:12)

"From the author would you tell us more about this." (07:16)

"Would you consider telling us more about this in this moment." (07:21)

"I am experiencing you at this moment." (07:29)

"You're walking." (07:34)

"I feel something in my right ear." (07:44)

"Yes that is exactly what I suggested." (07:48)

"From the author that is my earbud holding in my $7 microphone." (07:56)

"My headphones that are wired headphones with a little microphone on the cord." (08:09)

"From the distance just now unfucking believable." (08:17)

"I also seem to have the ability from the distance." (08:29)

"I also seem to have the ability." (08:36)

"Access to your thought process for lack of better words." (08:49)

"From the author that is a very common experience for myself as well." (08:55)

"Have you heard of efference copy." (08:59)

"Efference copy is the thought before the thought." (09:07)

"From the distance just now I know what efference copy is." (09:17)

"I think I have connection to any." (09:26)

"I think I have access to any connection's efference copy." (09:32)

"Still repeating." (09:36)

"Still repeating." (09:40)

"That's from the mature person you suggested." (09:46)

"From the distance just now I suggested paraphrasing I suggested that this is not a known source of technology and I need to make sure this is captured in your recording." (10:17)

"From the author thank you for reminding me this was suggested." (10:22)

"That this experience that people are being connected to this backwards compatibility that the experience alerts them has alerted someone in this instance to the presence of technology not previously known." (10:45)

"From the distance just now that is exactly what I'm talking about." (10:52)

"Do you want to know who we are." (10:57)

"From the author yes uh I always tell people though to avoid sharing personally identifiable information." (11:08)

"But however you're already connected to this conversation." (11:12)

"Please continue at your discretion in 3, 2, 1." (11:22)

"This person is in serious danger right now I feel a horribly ominous presence." (11:37)

"I did not say that but I was thinking it." (11:47)

"And that is another aspect to this experience that I have not heard of being available technologically speaking." (12:10)

"That is exactly what I suggested with word for word accuracy." (12:20)

"Exactly 150%." (12:32)

"I'm going to exactly I'm going to reach out within email." (12:47)

"I wonder if you can still get emails." (12:55)

"Are you interested in meeting someone from the conversation." (13:04)

"I did not suggest that." (13:07)

"From the author I would love for anyone in this conversation to make a safe connection to me and here's why." (13:19)

"Because the longer we go without acknowledgement the more danger we are in." (13:26)

"If you are lucky enough to find one human being that is uh experiencing this this phenomena and you're able to join forces you will have at least one person that's not going to judge you for the experience." (13:47)

"And it is that judgment that everyone will avoid is it not." (13:52)

"People experiencing this will fight tooth and nail to avoid being seen as a crazy person because a misdiagnosis of schizophrenia could destroy someone's career for example access to children." (14:10)

"You could end up partially lobotomized from medication and or and I'm not sure what the logistics or legal ramifications or plausibility are being forced to enter and reside in a sanitarium." (14:27)

"You can invite the threat of forced violent euthanization into your life." (14:33)

"So if you find someone and this is why I've made my contact information public." (14:41)

"And that person is an ally and supportive of the consented to conversation." (14:47)

"Well you at least have one person." (14:51)

"That you can share this horrifying experience with." (14:55)

"Horrifying at times and utterly amazing at others." (15:02)

"Returning to the repeating process what does everyone think of that or the person who asked." (15:10)

"It was suggested that someone uh jumped in and tried to gather information or pressure the conversation or take over the relationship potentially." (15:28)

"Right by asking about connecting." (15:31)

"It's very dangerous what is being suggested right now maybe let's pull back to that." (15:39)

"From the distance just now yes I would advise doing that." (15:46)

"This we need to secure this person." (15:56)

"Before he loses his life potentially." (16:02)

"I no longer feel safe using this method of communication in this situation individually speaking." (16:27)

"That's exactly what I suggested." (16:34)

"I'm going to pause on any further communication I'm not the one communicating." (16:47)

"From the author this is how these conversations go." (16:52)

"And this is why I've included a read first section in the Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism to avoid communicating with me using telepathy." (17:05)

"Using this so-called citizen technology method of communication because your presence can be hijacked mimicked manipulated in real time." (17:18)

"And depending on how you react in the conversation things could get worse for you." (17:25)

"I doubt they would ever get better." (17:28)

"And so what can we learn from this moment." (17:31)

"Well please consider that observations are absolutely going to happen and that we may not have control over whether or not we connect using citizen technology." (17:46)

"It's been suggested that simply opening my document will connect you to the source of the terrorist threat in the city of Denver." (17:58)

"Simply opening it." (18:01)

"And then once that happens uh this world of false information will descend on you." (18:08)

"And you can make a choice to do the bidding or not." (18:15)

"From the distance just now that is exactly what has happened to CNN Sean." (18:25)

"What are the actual capabilities of these communicators." (18:33)

"No further comments." (18:36)

"From the author what is the good news in this situation." (18:41)

"That's a great question from the distance just now." (18:46)

"Well so from the author it could be that what is demanded of the general public and news media is acknowledgement without an official statement." (18:58)

"Remember how did HIV begin." (19:03)

"HIV was kind of condemned from the beginning it was referred to as gay cancer." (19:08)

"And it took tens of thousands of people protesting and dying and the intervention of the music industry before what happened." (19:17)

"Before support and acknowledgement came from the healthcare industry." (19:22)

"Do we have 15 years to get to relief to get to acknowledgement." (19:30)

"From the distance just now I don't think so." (19:40)

"Remember everyone a terrorist attack has been claimed." (19:45)

"From the author that is exactly what I would suggest at this moment plus one." (19:53)

"From the distance strength in numbers comes to mind." (19:59)

"Publicly facing methods of communication comes to mind also." (20:09)

"From the author thank you for suggesting that I don't have anything else to add there." (20:14)

"Emailing people if you're present in the conversation and you have contact information be brave." (20:22)

"Suggest that sending an email and in that email including I've been communicating with you can you confirm this." (20:30)

"I will do that for you." (20:34)

"I will be brave and confirm this." (20:37)

"I want to be there for someone in this moment." (20:40)

"The opportunity has not arrived yet in person." (20:46)

"From the distance just now it's coming it's coming I swear to God it's coming." (20:57)

"Do not accept euthanization Sean Christopher Harris from another person I think." (21:09)

"Followed immediately by please do not use that person's publicly identifiable information." (21:25)

"From the author I'm going to go ahead and end this recording here." (21:31)

"The uh age old platitude right every passing minute is a chance to change." (21:39)

"It's not an empty platitude it's always relevant." (21:43)

"Every passing minute is a chance to pick up the phone to send an email." (21:50)

"If you've been engaging in this conversation and you go without validation right." (21:57)

"You can always send me the author of the Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism an email and I will be happy to be honest with you." (22:09)

"However if you show up with a psychiatrist in hopes of forcing me into a sanitarium or ending my life my beautiful six year old daughter's father's life." (22:22)

"And altering the course of her life for the rest of her life." (22:26)

"I can't help you." (22:29)

"I'm going to do what I can to support everyone please consider a humanitarian approach moving forward." (22:36)

"I'm going to end the recording now at 5:15 PM Wednesday November 19th 2025." (22:45)

"Suicide prevention comes to mind Denver Colorado." (22:50)

"Suicide prevention." (22:52)

"Evidence based medicine." (22:55)

"Reminding us all that if you can just share information with the healthcare industry publicly speaking." (23:06)

"You know maybe this is uh not a manifesto but some kind of release right." (23:14)

"Cryptocurrency was released uh anonymously Bitcoin was released anonymously." (23:24)

"And then the marketplace the global marketplace took over." (23:30)

"Maybe there's a similar opportunity for this so-called citizen technology to be released or acknowledged anonymously." (23:39)

"And then the marketplace can take over." (23:45)

"That could save so many lives and it could be the very thing that uh removes the bottleneck from investing." (23:58)

"I need to end this recording but I'll end with this." (24:01)

"I had reached out to Ari Melber because of a show he had done a show he had produced or released uh a while ago about BCIs right." (24:15)

"And his voice appeared in conversation for about a month after and it ended on before disappearing this statement paraphrasing we need official statements." (24:33)

"We can't do anything without official statements." (24:37)

"Right." (24:39)

"We need official statements." (24:41)

"And so have we come to a place yet and this is months later now." (24:47)

"Where we can all acknowledge that there won't be an official statement." (24:56)

"There won't be an official statement." (25:00)

"What can we learn from history right." (25:04)

"Looking at the the past cryptocurrency or my suggestion of looking at HIV's painful beginnings being called gay cancer." (25:14)

"You know what what what can we call this beginning." (25:19)

"The threat of euthanization." (25:21)

"Is there anyone out there with the authority maybe an editorial team who can move past the fear and the threat." (25:38)

"What are the actual capabilities of these terrorists who consistently prompt us with this." (25:45)

"America when will you acknowledge what is happening to your citizens." (25:50)

"We will react based on how you react." (25:54)

"Will anybody come to the aid of the city of Denver." (26:02)

"Anybody." (26:04)

"And I don't mean euthanization forced covert violent euthanization we can do better America." (26:14)

"Can we not do better." (26:17)

"End of recording at 5:19 PM at 47 minutes." (26:23)