Nov 21, 2025 (Friday) — Journal Entry (Part 4)

Friday November 21st transcripts summary:

- My sign at the intersection read “Google the battle for your brain and the E.U. A.I. Act, Anything helps.”Censorship continues 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.

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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 21, 2025 — Recording 1 (13:47)

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Audio: 20251121-134746.mp3 · Duration 10:56

**1:47pm, addressing the suggestion that “Nobody believes the contents of the document…”*

"At 1:47 PM, Friday, November 21st, 2025." (00:04)

"Paraphrasing." (00:07)

"Hey Sean, sorry this is taking so long." (00:12)

"Nobody believes the contents of the document..." (00:16)

"...uh..." (00:18)

"...are accurate." (00:21)

"Is accurate." (00:23)

"Contents are accurate. Um..." (00:27)

"I mean, that's interesting." (00:34)

"How long..." (00:41)

"There's a question for the person that just suggested that." (00:44)

"Have you been present for what happens at the intersection?" (00:49)

"I mean, I'd say..." (00:59)

"You're communicating." (01:03)

"What part of the document?" (01:12)

"The sexual innuendos?" (01:17)

"Uhh..." (01:23)

"When's the last time one of those surfaced?" (01:28)

"That was... there is concentrated... that..." (01:35)

"There is that... that concentration of that kind of content existed..." (01:40)

"February through..." (01:45)

"I mean, we just had some this morning, I think. It's..." (01:51)

"Uh, drugs and sex are..." (01:56)

"...are just historically used..." (02:00)

"...to lure me out of a building and I'm not..." (02:02)

"It really points to false information..." (02:06)

"...being present about who I am." (02:09)

"Most of it was homosexual and, uh..." (02:13)

"I don't have an explanation for why it exists." (02:17)

"But it's also used to just discredit conversations." (02:22)

"Um, but that..." (02:29)

"It hasn't sur... you know, we have had a bit of a..." (02:32)

"...a breakthrough at the shelter." (02:35)

"I'm sleeping. I've either learned to tune out..." (02:38)

"...the worst of the communication or..." (02:43)

"...an actual group has left." (02:45)

"A group that would have..." (02:48)

"...really presented that sort of information." (02:51)

"It's used in two ways. It's used..." (02:57)

"...in a dog psychology kind of way..." (02:59)

"...as a derogatory by some people." (03:03)

"Um, derogatory homosexual content, comments." (03:09)

"Really feels like military or law enforcement..." (03:13)

"...or possible, you know, what cultures..." (03:17)

"...would, uh..." (03:21)

"...have that derogatory point of view." (03:23)

"Um, I think the word faggot is..." (03:28)

"...suggested daily." (03:31)

"The drugs, I mean, I..." (03:41)

"It was so much worse. Uh..." (03:44)

"...some of the early captures..." (03:47)

"...in the document were..." (03:50)

"They really used it to try and get me out of the building." (03:54)

"And it was used... there were three types of sexual..." (03:57)

"...information. There was derogatory comments..." (04:01)

"...like gay hatred comments..." (04:06)

"...attempting to lure me out of the building..." (04:09)

"...with, you know..." (04:12)

"...a variety of, uh..." (04:15)

"...sexual approaches..." (04:18)

"...and I'm... I'm not feeling good right now." (04:21)

"I'm not feeling well. It's inappropriate." (04:25)

"It's completely inappropriate, not from just a content perspective..." (04:31)

"...from a strategic perspective." (04:35)

"I don't think anyone understands just how painful this experience is." (04:41)

"What are people being told about me?" (04:47)

"I mean, the entire thing, that... that suggestion..." (04:51)

"...of the person introducing themselves as me..." (04:56)

"...and asking people to masturbate, that happened." (05:00)

"It absolutely happened and it went on for..." (05:05)

"...two months." (05:08)

"I mean, it feels very vindictive. Like why would someone do that?" (05:15)

"Is it part of the, uh..." (05:18)

"...euthanization, uh, ugly workflow?" (05:22)

"You know, I... I..." (05:26)

"That would make sense. They're gonna try to destroy someone's reputation." (05:29)

"Right? And you're listening to this with your ears..." (05:33)

"...outside. All you have to do is hold your ears shut with your fingers..." (05:38)

"...to notice..." (05:41)

"It... it was really heartbreaking to go through that." (05:45)

"All I can do is speak to it, but..." (05:49)

"Uh, I'm also surprised." (05:52)

"You know?" (05:56)

"How could something like that happen..." (05:58)

"...and then no one reaches out to me?" (06:00)

"All... with all of the law enforcement related accusations..." (06:05)

"...the suggestion of law enforcement use of the technology." (06:09)

"From the distance, just now..." (06:23)

"...that was a different group and they're no longer communicating." (06:27)

"From the distance, another speaker. This cannot possibly be the truth..." (06:37)

"...of what's happening in the city of Denver." (06:42)

"Um, from the author, I..." (06:46)

"I would agree. You cannot make this up." (06:49)

"Why would someone..." (06:53)

"...write 3,000 pages?" (06:55)

"I mean, if you observe my computer..." (06:59)

"...you'll see what I do." (07:02)

"Anybody who observes me for a week will see the workflow that contributes to that document." (07:06)

"And they will experience the communication if they are in Denver." (07:11)

"Or they have the ability to listen." (07:15)

"Uh, it's suggested you can't wear..." (07:18)

"...headphones or you will miss..." (07:21)

"...the more important parts..." (07:23)

"...of the conversation." (07:26)

"From the distance just now, 'We can't actually believe this is happening, Sean.'" (07:42)

"From the author, I... 'You're communicating.'" (07:47)

"How is it that you are communicating?" (07:51)

"I don't actually have an explanation for that. So you're not using..." (08:00)

"...equipment?" (08:04)

"From the distance, 'I am using equipment, but you don't have any equipment.'" (08:11)

"From the author, 'This is echoing through downtown Denver.'" (08:16)

"There's a little bit of, uh..." (08:32)

"...a physical sensation..." (08:35)

"...emanating from the inside of my head..." (08:38)

"...that..." (08:41)

"...aligns with the enunciation..." (08:43)

"...of the words in the conversation." (08:46)

"Otherwise, it's... if I close my ears right now..." (08:49)

"...the majority of the conversation disappears." (08:54)

"From the distance just now, 'That's not schizophrenia.'" (09:11)

"'That's an objectively thinking person.'" (09:15)

"From the author, 'Thank you for the vote of confidence.'" (09:19)

"Uh, from the distance, 'Do not smoke yourself to death.'" (09:40)

"'Do not smoke fentanyl with these people.'" (09:43)

"From the author, 'I don't smoke fentanyl.'" (09:47)

"Fentanyl continues to be suggested and that's to..." (09:51)

"...and old past... past people that took care of me in the past..." (09:56)

"...uh, continue to be forced into the conversation..." (10:01)

"...to discredit the conversation. The greatest thing..." (10:05)

"...any investigator could do is bypass this..." (10:09)

"...method of communication..." (10:13)

"...and talk to me in person." (10:15)

"And anyone that attempts to stop you along the way..." (10:18)

"...that they just want to force..." (10:21)

"...force you into listening to this trash..." (10:24)

"Well, ask them... consider asking why." (10:29)

"I mean, this is... I... I dis... I disregard..." (10:35)

"...this method of communication completely because of..." (10:38)

"...just how... what happens..." (10:42)

"...inside of Citizen Tech communication." (10:46)

"I'm gonna end this recording." (10:50)

"1:58 PM." (10:53)

Nov 21, 2025 — Recording 2 (14:51)

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Audio: 20251121-145103.mp3 · Duration 19:01

**2:51pm, revisiting last night's horrible anger meltdown and the value of working with me in person avoiding the poor integrity of the so-called “Citizen Tech” conversation.*

"It's 2:51 PM." (00:13)

"Friday, November 21st, 2025." (00:15)

"Uh, I had a... this is just some thoughts." (00:19)

"Every once in a while I go through these horrible meltdowns from the..." (00:28)

"accumulative just effects of the... the minute-to-minute unresolved trauma..." (00:36)

"that has been happening for a year now." (00:44)

"And previously just the events leading up to what I'm experiencing, the horrible infection in Portland." (00:48)

"Events in Portland in general. Portland was supposed to be healing." (01:00)

"Uh, healing and... and resetting life away from the divorce..." (01:04)

"...was a chance to give my wife some space from my presence and..." (01:11)

"And I did not plan to get so sick out there. And, uh..." (01:18)

"And so every once in a while..." (01:27)

"You know, it seems about two times a month..." (01:30)

"...I have these horrible screaming meltdowns." (01:34)

"Alcohol is usually a catalyst to... to release the suffering and it actually is really helpful." (01:38)

"From the distance a few moments ago, paraphrasing, 'You should be proud of yourself.'" (01:47)

"From just now again, 'You should be proud of yourself for what you've accomplished.'" (01:58)

"From the author, 'Thank you.'" (02:05)

"Um, I'm gonna try to remind myself, I think affirmations can be helpful, but also..." (02:10)

"...another suggestion is allow yourself to have these feelings." (02:20)

"And that's very important. I think there is an old school mentality..." (02:27)

"...from the distance just now, '1950s hate culture mentality'..." (02:35)

"...that, you know, you should be embarrassed for crying." (02:40)

"Um, and it doesn't really address what crying is." (02:45)

"Uh, it's an alarm going off. I mean, your body is a machine." (02:51)

"And when you are under pressure..." (02:56)

"You know, you... the pressure gets stuck inside I think and it can literally cause cancer." (02:59)

"Especially if you punish yourself for your feelings." (03:09)

"And so, uh, I don't judge myself if I have one of these horrible meltdowns, but..." (03:14)

"...it does surface a lot of information. Just the reality of the situation." (03:20)

"And how long it takes..." (03:28)

"Uh, you know, will support ever happen?" (03:31)

"Um, in addition to these meltdowns..." (03:35)

"You know, there's... there's also..." (03:39)

"...uh, just a... a pitfall in motivation. Just the bottom falls out." (03:43)

"The more violent the conversation is and the more persistent it is and the more over time more information reveals itself..." (03:49)

"The actual content of these conversations..." (04:00)

"Uh... you know, sadly I..." (04:05)

"I... I think that... there... there are some parallels I don't want to point out or accuse anyone but because the truth of it is..." (04:11)

"...is that you can't... you know, putting faith in this conversation is..." (04:20)

"...it's a waste of time." (04:27)

"Um... you know, I think it's important to have an awareness of it." (04:30)

"And if you're very lucky today if you're not targeted." (04:36)

"I think there are clearly two types of people. And someone has..." (04:41)

"...made this statement and suggested this in the past, paraphrasing..." (04:46)

"There are two types of people in the world now. You're either observing someone or you're being observed." (04:50)

"And what does a quality of life look like for these two groups?" (05:00)

"Based on my experience, the separation of the classes is so..." (05:08)

"...uh... it's so vast and so painful." (05:16)

"I mean to have somebody present observing you, picking through your thoughts..." (05:22)

"You know, just that alone will begin to dismantle someone's life." (05:29)

"Um, the presence is obvious. The explanation is not obvious." (05:38)

"After one year it... it... it though it does become more and more obvious. Obvious that these are human beings..." (05:45)

"...in an entitled position." (05:54)

"Using their authority and entitlement to invade and pass judgment." (05:57)

"And pressure people. Uh, for example..." (06:06)

"...you know, there's a few questions that present themselves in the conversation." (06:10)

"Uh, 'Is this person, the author, already working with someone? Is he doing the bidding of these people?'" (06:16)

"'Is he vulnerable? Should we assist him possibly?' Or..." (06:23)

"You know, and, uh, how do you know that this question is happening? Well..." (06:29)

"People try for hours and hours, for days, weeks..." (06:35)

"...to give you commands and to find out if you're going to do the bidding." (06:39)

"Right? And so I do not advise that. The document calls that out..." (06:44)

"...as being one of the most dangerous things you could do." (06:49)

"And one of the most predatory forms of behavior." (06:53)

"Um, how this system is being used on me..." (06:57)

"...is called out daily as being horrible, paraphrasing 'Horrible. I feel horrible for what we're doing to this person.'" (07:05)

"'This is the worst treatment of a United States citizen, the worst treatment of a human being I have ever experienced in my career.'" (07:15)

"You know, and... and it just..." (07:28)

"The situation the city of Denver is in right now..." (07:32)

"...it... it's horrific." (07:37)

"It's absolutely horrific. And I think this separation of the classes will hide just how horrible the citizen experience is from people." (07:40)

"There are daily suggestions that..." (07:52)

"Um, you know, people don't have good information on the person they're observing." (07:55)

"Right?" (08:02)

"People are given false information. False information is rewarded." (08:04)

"There's an actual industry in it." (08:10)

"False information and weaponized suggested statements happen all the time to discredit supportive conversations." (08:13)

"What happened to..." (08:26)

"...you know, this idea that an in-person relationship provides valuable information?" (08:29)

"You know, the first thing you get if you humor to Zoom call with me is you would get my unfiltered, unedited opinion." (08:38)

"I mean, that's the first... that's the first value." (08:51)

"By sitting with a human being on a Zoom call." (08:55)

"You don't have anyone else..." (08:59)

"Uh, you know, you... you take control of that method... uh, that... that conversation with a much stronger method of communication." (09:02)

"You can see each other, you're talking, and even though someone might try to interrupt you..." (09:11)

"...telepathically or using Citizen Tech, you can at least count on that information coming from the individual." (09:19)

"You have a recording of it, you know?" (09:28)

"And it just... I... there's a historical suggestion that..." (09:33)

"...there's an organizational belief that in-person evidence is no longer needed." (09:38)

"Physical evidence in many cases, not in all cases, has been replaced with this brain-to-brain connection." (09:45)

"And it's being used by people that don't have much..." (09:57)

"You know, being used by people that favor a Pavlovian mindset, a dog psychology." (10:02)

"And I... I don't. That's something you might... even a... like a..." (10:13)

"I'm Gen X I believe..." (10:21)

"Uh, I mean many of today's generations are..." (10:23)

"...are not... they don't align with that kind of thinking." (10:29)

"That... that kind of dog psychology might be present in gang culture, like in street culture, but not... I wouldn't call it modern or relevant." (10:34)

"I mean I'm... I come from technology." (10:46)

"And, uh... I just don't appreciate dog psychology. I have no use for it." (10:49)

"For a variety of reasons." (11:01)

"And I just... people are being subjected to this. Someone mentioned '1950s hate culture' earlier. That is exactly what I would call it." (11:05)

"That is exactly what I would call it." (11:20)

"Um, anyways..." (11:26)

"I wanted to say a few things to myself to just try and feel better about the situation." (11:30)

"I mean, I... I've been here before. It's not pretty." (11:37)

"Um, and there is horrible burnout that comes with it." (11:46)

"I'm gonna go ahead and get out to the intersection now." (11:54)

"Um, remember the goal at the intersection is silence." (11:59)

"There is no scenario where I'm out there attempting to suppress myself." (12:04)

"I most likely will make the decision soon to attempt to find a job again and I do not see it going well." (12:09)

"I do not see it going well. Um, people are still asking me to accept euthanization." (12:17)

"The communication with the vehicles at the intersection is worse. It's the worst it's ever been." (12:24)

"Today, uh... still using the same sign, 'Google The Battle for Your Brain.'" (12:32)

"Uh, Nita Farahany, Duke University Professor of Law and Neuroethicist book, 'The Battle for Your Brain' has been prompting communication with the vehicles..." (12:38)

"...including 'Do not Google that information or you will be punished.'" (12:50)

"Right? There is no scenario where I'm telling this to the vehicles." (13:00)

"And if you have somebody telling you that that's the truth of the situation..." (13:06)

"...that I'm standing out there suppressing my own access to money..." (13:11)

"...that person may be suffering from schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder stemming from a fixed belief system." (13:16)

"And it... it could also be that... an agenda." (13:26)

"An agenda that they're going to tell you whatever they can to..." (13:30)

"...quoting some of today's discussion. The presence of law enforcement is really profound." (13:36)

"The suggestion of... of law enforcement in this so-called Citizen Tech conversation, these external statements..." (13:43)

"Paraphrasing, 'I'm going to put in the report that the DEA... the DEA has been lying to us and they are telling us that they are lying to us.'" (13:51)

"You know? Who might suggest that?" (14:04)

"FBI?" (14:09)

"From the distance right now, 'Homeland Security'?" (14:13)

"Um, I mean before I go out here, I understand that observations are going to happen..." (14:21)

"...that uh, the entire conversation was recorded and documented." (14:28)

"Especially if you have people lying about who I am. The historical attempt to destroy my character, my reputation." (14:32)

"Consider the source. Consider the source and how easily people incriminate themselves in criminal activity." (14:40)

"Um... you know... uh..." (14:53)

"And also just some of the tragic irony of, um..." (14:57)

"The... the amount of money, time, and energy going in to executing me." (15:03)

"I mean I... I probably could have bought a home... my assumption is the amount of money being spent would have paid for a condo easily by now." (15:08)

"You know, if you need me to stop communicating, just consider..." (15:21)

"...uh... or con... you know... contributing these transcripts to the document..." (15:25)

"...please consider just assisting instead." (15:31)

"Um, where does tolerance and compassion come from?" (15:36)

"You know, I... uh... I included the critical disclaimer in the document..." (15:40)

"...on the, you know, based on the advice of artificial intelligence on how I could protect law enforcement from these horrible accusations." (15:46)

"No good deed goes unpunished in this world, especially in this situation." (15:56)

"I think doubt and disbelief continue to surface in the conversation." (16:04)

"I'm gonna get out here and work on this uh, surfacing the terrorist threat..." (16:08)

"...the terrorism. The threat of the so-called euthanization ugly workflows." (16:12)

"I'm gonna start a new recording and I'll... I'll work on my positive affirmations what I can say to myself later." (16:17)

"I'm still dealing with a sinus infection. I've got a bedsore on my tailbone from the..." (16:26)

"...the bedding in the shelter. Or the absence of bedding." (16:31)

"And, uh... I'm just... I'm just super tired." (16:37)

"And people continue to die around me, that's the suggestion." (16:42)

"People are being connected to me, manipulated." (16:47)

"I mean it's really... it's really something. If you think I'm not listening or you doubt that I'm listening, uh..." (16:52)

"You know, that's gonna be understandable, but these conversations never go away." (16:59)

"The observations don't go away and... and it is painful because I want to return to work." (17:07)

"I want to go to a job interview and get the job based on my own merit and without character defamation." (17:12)

"You know, and just uh I don't know what to say. Uh..." (17:22)

"I think if... if this is happening, if there is a huge disconnect on what the citizen goes through..." (17:28)

"You know, not having a relationship, an in-person relationship with your citizens would definitely contribute to that." (17:34)

"I mean, how is someone supposed to articulate their feedback without an explanation?" (17:46)

"Without an honest explanation first of all." (17:51)

"That's going to bias information. Especially if they feel threatened." (17:55)

"What is the likelihood of someone coming near you or talking to you if this continues any longer?" (18:02)

"I mean you... you're inevit... it's inevitable that you will have to use publicly facing methods of communication." (18:09)

"Remember if you're going through this and people continue to attempt to lure you out of your home at night..." (18:16)

"...promises of relief from suffering, intimacy, financial support..." (18:22)

"...uh, whatever it may be, do not go looking for it." (18:28)

"Do not fall for that. That is one of the most dangerous things you can do." (18:36)

"And they... they know that's a predatory way and they know it. And they're counting on you not knowing." (18:40)

"Consider that." (18:48)

"I'm gonna end this recording at 3:09. At 18 minutes." (18:53)

"Thank you for your service, everyone." (18:58)

Nov 21, 2025 — Recording 3 (15:10)

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Audio: 20251121-151008-01.mp3 · Duration 29:32

**3:10pm, beginning another so-called “Battle for the intersection” at the intersection of 8th Ave. & Colorado Blvd.*

"It's 3:10 PM, I'm at the intersection in Denver, Colorado." (00:05)

"This is the voice of Sean Harris, author of The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism." (00:10)

"My sign reads today: Google The Battle for Your Brain." (00:14)

"Anything helps. Let's see what information surfaces at the intersection." (00:20)

"Uh, I'm gonna start with just the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (00:28)

"If this person is being observed by law enforcement they're waiting for us to show up." (00:45)

"Do not go near this person under any circumstances." (00:52)

"Especially if he asks for euthanization." (00:57)

"This person should never have been put on the euthanization list." (01:08)

"Still repeating." (01:11)

"Still repeating." (01:12)

"What does Google The Battle for Your Brain mean homeless person?" (01:23)

"Do not support that person with the sign." (01:42)

"Do not Google that information." (01:46)

"So it actually is happening." (01:51)

"People are being spoken to in their vehicles and being told what to do." (02:05)

"Denver, what is the meaning of this?" (02:10)

"Paraphrasing, I left for a few weeks." (02:22)

"A few days is what I said and I came back and I can't believe how much worse the communication with the vehicles is." (02:32)

"Do not support this person with the sign." (02:43)

"Do not Google that information." (02:49)

"If you give this person money I'm going to punish you for it." (03:04)

"Do not Google that information was just suggested to a driver using our Argus supporting technology?" (03:23)

"Recording technology is what I suggested." (03:30)

"Still repeating." (03:32)

"Still repeating." (03:34)

"Oh that did not work out as I expected." (03:41)

"Do not interrupt this person's recording everybody." (03:49)

"Or you will be seen as an accessory to the terrorism at the intersection." (04:03)

"The terrorism communication was also mentioned." (04:07)

"Still repeating these external statements, these so-called Citizen Tech statements." (04:13)

"Still repeating." (04:16)

"The attorneys are smiling so hard right now." (04:30)

"Yes, that's exactly what I suggested." (04:35)

"No, it's not exactly what I suggested, but it's very close." (04:48)

"I said they're laughing at the use of these external statements." (04:59)

"That is what his critical disclaimer says." (05:08)

"Can we edit the critical disclaimer?" (05:17)

"From the author looking inward I've got a Caucasian female." (05:28)

"Uh long brown hair." (05:33)

"Worn down." (05:35)

"Straight." (05:37)

"Cut short possibly along the eye line... it's a top down view." (05:42)

"Couple feet above her head." (05:47)

"There's not much in front of her, sitting at a desk like a wood table top." (05:57)

"A wood desk." (06:00)

"From the... returning to the repeating process." (06:07)

"Returning to the repeating process." (06:10)

"How does he have this information?" (06:13)

"From the author it shows up in my mind." (06:18)

"Continuing the repeating process." (06:31)

"Continuing the repeating process." (06:34)

"Is the brain to brain connection present in this supporting technology?" (06:39)

"This conversation is derailing our ability to listen to what is being suggested to the vehicles?" (06:59)

"Spoken is what I suggested." (07:04)

"From the author I'll attempt to just hone in on that." (07:09)

"Um... from the author continuing it... this is a normal thing that happens when I make it to the intersection." (07:17)

"Uh people are... react to what is being suggested... um they start asking questions." (07:26)

"And then we lose the uh... we lose our ability to listen to what is being spoken but it doesn't leave." (07:38)

"Uh those statements do not leave." (07:42)

"The conversation... they're waiting." (07:47)

"Returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (07:56)

"Take this person off our shit list." (08:02)

"That's what we call the euthanization list." (08:07)

"Do not support this person, do not remove him from the list." (08:18)

"He slept with Jesus." (08:21)

"From the author looking inward, got an Asian male." (08:28)

"Asian person, short dark hair." (08:32)

"Looking left... knees." (08:36)

"Top of someone's knees." (08:38)

"Another Asian male, clear glasses, maybe oval frames." (08:44)

"Looking right." (08:48)

"Female possibly... three Asian people or two Asian people and the use of synthetic media maybe." (08:59)

"Uh historically there's the use of a tabletop monitor." (09:06)

"A large uh... monitor presenting a cameo of the person or a... a character." (09:15)

"An avatar if you will." (09:19)

"Returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (09:26)

"Do not support this person." (09:33)

"Do not support this person with the sign in his hand." (09:43)

"Um from the author looking inward someone attempting to get my attention suggesting 'can you see me', 'can you see me'." (09:59)

"And there are two suggestions for this one person." (10:02)

"We've got a Caucasian female with short hair like a shaved head." (10:09)

"And then overlaid on that person we've got a Middle Eastern male with a beard, a dark beard." (10:22)

"Dark short hair." (10:25)

"From the distance just now 'How did you figure that out Sean?'" (10:30)

"From the author continuing, uh disguises are common... physical masks." (10:37)

"People using magazines to look for photos." (10:42)

"Simply uh using the photo of a human being they can present themselves telepathically." (10:48)

"Um... there is a more what looks more mechanical or programmatic... someone's face and then just kind of uh..." (11:00)

"If you've ever used those photo booth apps where you can put ears on yourself?" (11:05)

"What comes through is... is basically a human being with a choppy disguise." (11:12)

"It doesn't really come through in a cohesive way that would actually hide their identity." (11:21)

"I can also stay with the image of the person and the disguise seems to melt away at times." (11:28)

"Or information clarifies briefly." (11:33)

"Returning to the repeating process." (11:37)

"And I'm gonna try again to surface the threat at the intersection." (11:41)

"Remember this is not a good time to open a conversation with me." (11:46)

"Please consider what is happening to Denver citizens." (11:51)

"I'm gonna continue doing this until I die or assistance shows up." (11:57)

"Or it goes away." (11:59)

"Returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (12:07)

"What you said about money being spent, it's in the hundreds of thousands just with our group alone." (12:22)

"Spent on euthanizing this person?" (12:27)

"An investigation is happening and you're disturbing the integrity of the information we're looking for." (12:48)

"We need to listen to what is being suggested to the vehicles." (12:58)

"Okay we're backing off for this moment in time." (13:08)

"Everybody." (13:10)

"Still repeating." (13:13)

"Still repeating." (13:14)

"He's not the one saying this to the vehicles everybody." (13:24)

"Be careful not to interrupt people." (13:33)

"Do not support that person with the sign." (13:41)

"Do not Google that information." (13:49)

"And do not interrupt us or we will add you to our euthanization list." (14:03)

"Still repeating." (14:05)

"Still repeating." (14:07)

"Don't think that that can't happen to a euthanization professional." (14:17)

"It's especially those people." (14:22)

"I did not say it's..." (14:27)

"Still repeating." (14:30)

"Still repeating." (14:32)

"This person needs to be removed from the euthanization list." (14:51)

"But it appears there is more than one list happening." (14:58)

"Uh... from the author moments ago this other statement 'Do not make that suggestion' uh for example removing me from the list." (15:12)

"Continuing the repeating process." (15:14)

"Continuing the repeating process." (15:16)

"His eyes are in use everybody and you're not paying attention to this important piece of information." (15:38)

"I think we've glazed over a terrorist attack everybody." (15:48)

"Do not support this person with the sign." (15:58)

"Do not say junkie." (16:03)

"He's not using drugs." (16:09)

"Only alcohol." (16:11)

"Still repeating." (16:13)

"Still repeating." (16:15)

"Do not support that person with the sign." (16:26)

"Do not Google that information." (16:30)

"Do not Google that information was just suggested to a vehicle, how do we feel about that?" (16:45)

"Consider keeping your..." (16:55)

"Consider holding your comments until after the event." (17:04)

"Still repeating." (17:05)

"Still repeating." (17:07)

"We can't stop his recording either." (17:15)

"He's disabled his SIM card." (17:20)

"The answer is no we cannot prevent his recording." (17:33)

"It's time to take out the trash in Denver FBI." (17:45)

"We've really grown way too big for their britches." (17:53)

"Still repeating." (17:54)

"Still repeating." (17:56)

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

"Do not Google that information." (18:12)

"I forced the message through somehow." (18:32)

"From the author I just got a notification on my phone and it was from my wireless carrier." (18:47)

"My SIM card is off." (18:51)

"After discovering someone was calling my phone and somehow getting my phone to execute the call..." (18:59)

"That opened up my call recording app, detected a call that included the recording..." (19:07)

"And some noise, noise that would destroy the ability to transcribe the... the mess... the... the words from the recording." (19:18)

"Um, and so now I disable my SIM card." (19:22)

"You know, and WiFi when I'm recording." (19:26)

"Returning to another attempt at surfacing uh the threat so..." (19:35)

"Consider, from the author, consider that if people are overpowering the conversation for any reason that that information is also important." (19:44)

"Returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (19:54)

"Sean Harris we will never allow you to exit the euthanization list." (20:12)

"Saudi Arabia's euthanization list." (20:18)

"So we have a corrupt military unit doing this to America's citizens?" (20:33)

"That's more of a question." (20:37)

"Still repeating." (20:39)

"Still repeating." (20:41)

"I do not like the sound of that information everybody." (20:49)

"Let's get this person to some support shall we?" (20:58)

"Do not support that person with the sign." (21:10)

"Do not support that person with the sign in his hand." (21:19)

"Add that person to the euthanization list." (21:28)

"Still repeating." (21:30)

"Still repeating." (21:31)

"Uh paraphrasing 'let's just try to listen'." (21:43)

"Followed immediately by 'This is very difficult to listen to'." (21:50)

"It's very painful to listen to." (21:55)

"Do not support that person with the sign in his hand." (22:08)

"Do not Google that information." (22:11)

"Why not?" (22:14)

"Add that person to the euthanization list." (22:20)

"From the author looking inward got the presence of a light green t-shirt tucked into cargo pants." (22:31)

"It looks like casual military attire." (22:35)

"Hunched over a workstation, I'm looking at the person's back." (22:39)

"Rotating." (22:42)

"Rotating and we've got..." (22:46)

"The same female again." (22:49)

"Uh with short like shaved head, short light brown or blonde hair." (22:54)

"And a plain look." (22:59)

"But also the presence of..." (23:02)

"A male with a beard." (23:05)

"Uh Middle Eastern male with a black beard, short black hair." (23:10)

"What's coming through mostly is the female." (23:14)

"And uh the black... the person with the black beard has historical presence and I'm wondering if I have overlooked the female's presence historically." (23:24)

"Returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (23:30)

"We cannot do this to this person any longer." (23:41)

"Then make us stop America." (23:46)

"This is what you get." (23:50)

"Now retaliation is being suggested." (23:57)

"Still repeating." (23:59)

"Still repeating." (24:00)

"Do not get drunk and freak out." (24:08)

"That's uncalled for." (24:13)

"Still repeating." (24:14)

"Still repeating." (24:16)

"His document is legitimate evidence to many people at this point." (24:36)

"And groups of people." (24:40)

"Still repeating." (24:44)

"Still repeating." (24:46)

"Do not support that person with the sign in his hand." (24:57)

"Do not interrupt my communication." (25:05)

"From the author looking inward someone is showing me a computer screen..." (25:27)

"With..." (25:31)

"I believe what... what my eyes are seeing." (25:37)

"Uh from the distance just now 'Yup that's exactly what I wanted you to share with everyone'." (25:55)

"Continuing the repeating process." (26:00)

"I'm going to say a few things now." (26:03)

"America if you do not help this person we will succeed in executing him one way or another." (26:21)

"We have the support of the United States government in the city of Denver." (26:36)

"No, I asked the question, do they have the support of the United States government..." (26:48)

"...in the city of Denver." (26:53)

"Thank you for the correction." (26:57)

"No, not necessarily." (27:05)

"But you can see using other people's eyes and you can talk to people?" (27:25)

"Speak to people with a brain to brain connection?" (27:33)

"That's a question." (27:37)

"Now you're getting the picture." (27:40)

"That is exactly what you need to recognize about this situation." (27:58)

"You should pick that up." (28:05)

"From the author I'm looking at some concrete blocks that spilled..." (28:11)

"On the road and it's a hazard." (28:16)

"And right as I looked at them someone suggested 'you should pick that up'." (28:22)

"There is a... there are street cameras here." (28:27)

"However..." (28:31)

"I don't know that they would have noticed me looking at something from the distance they are away." (28:38)

"And now you're picking them up." (28:45)

"From the distance just now." (28:47)

"From the author yes I'm picking them up." (28:49)

"Why does he interrupt us?" (28:58)

"Continuing the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (29:02)

"Why does he introduce himself as the author and not... paraphrasing his name?" (29:09)

"And not himself is what I suggested." (29:17)

"He just looks like he's on a telephone call everybody." (29:27)

Nov 21, 2025 — Recording 4 (15:10)

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Audio: 20251121-151008-02.mp3 · Duration 25:28

**Continuing to surface the life-threatening communication at the intersection, external communication includes “We’ve overlooked a terrorist attack and while euthanizing people.”*

"Do not support that person with the sign." 00:06

"Do not Google that information." 00:11

"From the author looking inward got an angry Asian male face." 00:16

"While that statement was present." 00:18

"Present while that statement was made, I should say." 00:22

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." 00:28

"We've overlooked a terrorist attack and meanwhile... while we were euthanizing people." 00:45

"Violently and covertly, I might add from the distance." 00:54

"Still repeating, still repeating." 00:57

"The threat is clearly present in the city of Denver everybody." 01:11

"Is this why the National Guard was called in to Washington DC?" 01:30

"Paraphrasing, if you're listening to this and not the attack..." 01:59

"...then you are part of the euthanization effort and should be removed from the conversation." 02:07

"That's exactly what I suggested. Please pay attention, America." 02:16

"Still repeating, still repeating." 02:19

"Good job, good job Sean." 02:25

"Do not repeat my words." 02:30

"He's not favoring anyone everybody." 02:35

"Still repeating, still repeating." 02:39

"Do not support that person with the sign." 02:53

"Do not Google that information." 02:56

"Or you will be punished." 02:59

"From the author the threat is... is clearly present." 03:04

"Ah, we've got one person added to the list so far but..." 03:08

"...not as many as usual. It's very important to listen..." 03:12

"...because one part that's missing from today's conversation is uh..." 03:17

"...the suggestion of transparent thoughts, that the thoughts of the driver are completely transparent as they pass by." 03:26

"And that they are... if they read the sign, you can hear it at the intersection." 03:33

"And they are being added to the euthanization list for reading." 03:37

"For just observing the sign." 03:40

"Uh, some of the most important information surfaces when we have complete silence." 03:46

"I'm just putting that out there." 03:49

"Remember I'm risking my life standing in the open right now." 03:54

"To surface this information." 03:57

"This is because I don't have any money." 04:01

"And attempts at finding a job have been dismantled." 04:05

"According to the human experience and communication..." 04:09

"...Citizen Tech communication around the job search efforts story." 04:15

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." 04:22

"That was really well put." 04:27

"Do not support that person with the sign." 04:41

"Do not Google that information or you will be punished." 04:46

"Why would you say that to this person? This is my person. How dare you say that." 04:59

"Add them both to the euthanization list." 05:05

"Still repeating, still repeating." 05:08

"Do not support that person with the sign, do not Google that information." 05:23

"Or you will be punished." 05:26

"Battle for your brain, huh?" 05:28

"Yeah, have you... are you familiar with it?" 05:30

"No I'll check it out. That's all I got man." 05:31

"It's... no, thank you so much. It's Nita Farahany, Duke University's uh, professor of law." 05:36

"She's a neuroethics uh, thought leader. Check it out." 05:40

"Cool I'll check it out." 05:41

"Thank you." 05:42

"From the author, 50 cents so far. 50 cent donation." 05:49

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." 05:54

"The document is accurate, everybody." 06:01

"That's the final verdict from the Supreme Court investigation team." 06:11

"And we had to spend a lot longer on this..." 06:23

"...than necessary in my opinion." 06:26

"Still repeating, still repeating." 06:29

"The battle for your brain, what is that?" 06:38

"Add that person to the euthanization list." 06:44

"Why would you say that to this person?" 06:48

"This is my person." 06:51

"If this is law enforcement... paraphrasing, if this is law enforcement euthanizing people, this will never work." 07:10

"It won't last long." 07:17

"That is wishful thinking." 07:19

"Still repeating, still repeating." 07:22

"This person is repeating my thoughts." 07:34

"How is that possible?" 07:37

"How is this possible is what I suggested." 07:42

"This is actually happening, this is not homeless meth addict bullshit." 07:59

"Homeless meth addict bullshit is what the facilitators of the ugly workflows are doing." 08:15

"That's exactly what I suggested." 08:21

"A little bit of softening the wording, but it's exactly as... what I suggested." 08:33

"Little bit of paraphrasing in the last suggestion." 08:38

"Still repeating, still repeating." 08:41

"Why don't you just end the recording?" 08:47

"Do not support that person with the sign." 08:54

"Do not Google that information." 09:01

"Or you will be punished." 09:04

"What's the sign say?" 09:09

"Google 'The Battle for Your Brain'." 09:16

"Do not support that person with the sign, do not Google that information." 09:27

"Or you will be punished." 09:32

"From the author looking inward, I've got a black beret and an olive green shirt." 09:40

"Possible Asian female." 09:44

"Could be wrong about that." 09:54

"Still repeating, still repeating, your signal just improved dramatically." 10:14

"100% improvement." 10:21

"From the author I'm pushing my awareness straight up." 10:29

"Straight up." 10:33

"Gonna try to layer in the conversation..." 10:38

"...in a way that improves access to information for everyone." 10:46

"Returning to the repeating process." 10:50

"In three, two, one." 10:55

"Your halo is beautiful, Sean." 11:10

"What is that?" 11:19

"Do not support that person with the sign." 11:30

"Don't worry, I won't." 11:34

"Add these people to the euthanization list." 11:38

"Still repeating, still repeating." 11:41

"He's repeating people, he's not talking to people." 11:48

"Still repeating, still repeating." 11:53

"How many times have people done this, driven by you and not helped you?" 12:08

"From the author... uh..." 12:14

"...human experience and the external statements, the suggestions point to..." 12:22

"...people being used as a walking camera." 12:26

"On occasion." 12:30

"Others do the bidding and they will follow me around for example to see if I'm communicating." 12:36

"But... uh, here's the question. Are people being used as a walking camera and microphone?" 12:44

"From the distance just now, you have no idea how right you are about that, Sean." 12:56

"Still repeating." 12:58

"Continuing the repeating process." 13:02

"For another round or two." 13:05

"In three, two, one." 13:09

"Are you going to demonstrate overrides, author of the discovery document?" 13:22

"Do not support this person. I see what you're thinking about." 13:32

"You're thinking about sending him money so he could move out of the intersection." 13:44

"How do you know this about me at this moment?" 13:53

"Have people been driving by you and looking at you like this?" 14:02

"From the author, it's very common." 14:04

"It happens... all day." 14:08

"Regardless of location." 14:12

"The intersection is uh... is a concentrated..." 14:17

"...it has a historical concentration of that type of activity." 14:24

"Returning to the repeating process for one last round." 14:31

"In three, two, one. We're going to demonstrate overrides, Sean." 14:43

"Please keep recording." 14:46

"Now why would he do that? Why would he override the conversation?" 14:56

"Paraphrasing, because it teaches people..." 15:17

"...at the... at the intersection that this is technology." 15:21

"And it teaches people not to be friendly with that voice." 15:26

"From the author, that is exactly why I do it." 15:29

"Um, it's been suggested that uh..." 15:33

"...the citizen or the individual's ability to control the conversation..." 15:37

"...to control the words that are spoken in the conversation is a dealbreaker..." 15:42

"...for an attack on America... or mind control." 15:47

"And so every person that learns to facilitate an override..." 15:54

"...empowers all human beings." 15:59

"Moves... moves us all towards confidence..." 16:03

"...and potentially consent to communication instead of the dangerous..." 16:07

"...life threatening world that is unconsented to communication." 16:14

"Returning to... Thank you for anyone who..." 16:21

"...uses me to demonstrate an override..." 16:25

"...in a way that protects and empowers Denver citizens." 16:30

"Returning to the repeating process." 16:34

"In three, two, one." 16:37

"Wait for the statement to be present." 16:46

"Remember everybody." 16:48

"Let's get started in three, two, one." 16:58

"From the author just reminding, this is not... reminding everyone this is not me facilitating the overrides." 17:05

"This is another group of people demonstrating..." 17:08

"...uh, their ability to override the life threatening communication with the vehicles." 17:14

"Returning to the repeating process now in three, two, one." 17:21

"Do not support this person with the sign." 17:29

"Statement is present." 17:32

"Do not support a word I say." 17:41

"From the author, you have a successful override..." 17:44

"...uh, on the uh, vehicle." 17:47

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." 17:52

"Do not support that person with the sign." 18:07

"Statement is present." 18:10

"Do not forget to Google that information." 18:20

"Ah, paraphrasing, overrides are happening now and this makes us look horrible..." 18:40

"...from an attack perspective." 18:44

"How much donations has he received yet?" 18:50

"50 cents." 18:54

"This is a horrible situation for this person." 19:00

"Can we please start compensating this person somehow?" 19:10

"Still repeating, still repeating." 19:13

"Let's complete the override process and talk about it." 19:21

"Do not support this person to the left of you, do not forget to Google that information." 19:43

"What is the information?" 19:47

"Still repeating, still repeating." 19:53

"It's Google 'The Battle for Your Brain', a book by Nita Farahany." 20:05

"Duke University Professor of Law and neuroethicist." 20:17

"Neuroethics thought leader is a good way of putting it also." 20:27

"So people are being told to avoid Googling that information?" 20:40

"Yes, that is exactly what is happening at the intersection." 20:48

"And it is more important than euthanizing this person based on their communication patterns..." 21:06

"...habits, was what I suggested." 21:11

"Still repeating, still repeating." 21:14

"Oh my god, this is accurate information." 21:22

"We have overlooked a terrorist attack staring us..." 21:33

"...and it's staring us right in the face." 21:36

"Still repeating, still repeating." 21:41

"Do not support a word I say, you could be executed for communicating." 22:02

"Do not support a word I say." 22:12

"I'm reviewing and take your money for communicating." 22:20

"Still repeating, still repeating." 22:23

"Very good, very good Sean. Push the override." 22:29

"Do not support this person or you will be punished." 22:42

"Still repeating, still repeating." 22:45

"Do not support a word I say, will execute you for... and take your money for..." 23:09

"...and take your money for communicating." 23:16

"This is very difficult especially with one of his ears plugged up." 23:28

"Both ears makes a huge difference." 23:36

"Yep, it's literally..." 23:43

"...100% better difference." 23:48

"I paraphrased a little in the last statement." 23:53

"Still repeating, still repeating." 23:57

"Do not support a word that person says." 24:10

"He's not the one communicating." 24:15

"I'm communicating and being overridden." 24:23

"Still repeating external statements..." 24:27

"...Citizen Tech statements..." 24:30

"...at 8th and Colorado." 24:32

"Still repeating Citizen Tech statements at 8th and Colorado." 24:36

"Do not repeating, Sean." 24:44

"Thank you so much. Appreciate it. Are you familiar with this book, The Battle for Your Brain?" 24:53

"Check it out, it's uh, a neuroethics thought leader, Nita Farahany, about artificial intelligence..." 25:00

"...access to your brain. Like the level of privacy you have. There's laws being uh..." 25:05

"...uh, being crafted right now that are deciding how much actual privacy you'll have from technology." 25:11

"Yeah, consider it. Thank you, thank you." 25:16

"Likewise." 25:18

"From the author... water bottle..." 25:21

"Donation." 25:25

Nov 21, 2025 — Recording 5 (15:10)

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Audio: 20251121-151008-03.mp3 · Duration 31:22

**Continuing at the intersection including capturing another group’s ability to demonstrate overrides.*

"He's doing some kind of research at the intersection everybody and that... that's what you're listening to." 00:12

"Stop accusing him of the terrorism he successfully surfaced." 00:23

"Start doing your job to protect Denver citizens and I don't mean euthanizing them." 00:37

"Still repeating, still repeating." 00:43

"From the author, that suggestion was made... uh... that came through Citizen Tech." 00:48

"That was not my suggestion." 00:51

"If I say I am repeating, that is exactly what I am doing." 00:56

"I unlike the facilitators of the euthanization workflow pride myself on authenticity and the integrity of information." 01:06

"When I speak, it is honest." 01:10

"They are rewarded financially for dishonesty." 01:15

"The people facilitating the predatory behavior." 01:21

"Remember money is always of interest." 01:26

"And this is... uh... other... other indicators that this is revenue supported activity." 01:36

"Paraphrasing, I'm actually making money I could buy a house now. I could buy a house with that making real money euthanizing people." 01:45

"From the author, who are these people?" 01:48

"Do they have the support of the law enforcement community?" 01:52

"What could possibly motivate the law enforcement community to engage in terrorism?" 02:03

"Such lowly... yes... life threatening communication, other uh... historical suggestions." 02:13

"This system creates more crime than it solves." 02:16

"Returning to the repeating process." 02:22

"Thank you for the people demonstrating the overrides." 02:27

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." 02:32

"I feel so fucking horrible for how we've treated this person." 02:44

"I'm still demonstrating Sean Christopher Hares." 02:50

"Let's wait for the statement everybody." 02:55

"Do not support this person with the sign." 03:05

"You should say that you saw that person." 03:12

"From the author... new... new visual information surfacing." 03:18

"We've got this uh... historical figure... uh this Caucasian female, spiky dark hair, medium length hair." 03:28

"Uh... mature maybe early 50s, late 40s." 03:33

"Um... this person, her voice has surfaced as both the... the protection in the community and the life threatening youth facilitators of euthanization, the so-called euthanization ugly workflows." 03:48

"And so if you listen carefully, you can find that most of the... the information in the building uh... at times is coming from one person." 04:00

"There's one singular underlined voice and it plays both sides." 04:07

"It plays the defense of the community, defense from euthanization, and it... and it also facilitates the euthanization." 04:16

"And it's been talked about uh... that that is part of the ugly workflow, smoothing things over." 04:23

"So that uh... she has had a partner with her historically and it looks like she works from home in an office that has kind of a... a bay window around it maybe?" 04:36

"A large kind of... not sure what you call that." 04:40

"Not a small one just a big like a half circle... like a... a round room overlooking the outside." 04:49

"I could be mistaken." 04:51

"Um... that may have been suggested for other reasons." 04:58

"Returning to the repeating process." 05:02

"Thank you for suggesting I mention her. She is an important figure in the conversation." 05:09

"I have no clue who she is but I do not understand the value of playing both sides." 05:16

"If I'm right about that." 05:18

"In three, two... let's return to repeating in three, two, one." 05:26

"What the fuck is he talking about?" 05:32

"If someone is misleading us at this moment they're going to pay for it, I assure you." 05:47

"Let's get this person out of this situation before he does anything else or hurts himself." 06:08

"Still repeating, still repeating." 06:13

"50 cents and a water bottle." 06:21

"He has 50 cents and a water bottle so far is what I suggested." 06:33

"Exactly. It's what I suggested exactly." 06:41

"Get back to the override." 06:48

"Hey. How's it going?" 06:56

"Are you famil... yeah, it's been a while. Have you heard of this book, The Battle for Your Brain?" 07:02

"Oh, okay cool. Check it out. Okay. Yeah, thanks for all the support in the past. Good to see you." (07:09)

"It's okay. It's okay. Thank you." 07:13

"From the author, uh someone who supported me in the past at the intersection just said hi." 07:19

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." 07:26

"Wait for the statement." 07:31

"Do not support that person with the sign in his hand." 07:44

"Statement is present." 07:46

"Do not support a word I say, you could be executed for communicating." 08:07

"These people are successfully overriding my communication." 08:19

"Still repeating, still repeating." 08:22

"He's repeating people at the intersection, he's not speaking to people." 08:33

"There's very little actual speaking happening from this person in general." 08:45

"Uh from the distance just now... um... the author... really harsh statement towards the Denver Police Department." 09:06

"Um... here it is... Stay out of the discussion Denver Police Department. Stay out of the fucking discussion." 09:18

"And then followed by, let's see how he does with... with that statement possibly." 09:27

"From the author, please don't do that right now." 09:31

"Please stop doing that immediately." 09:33

"What good could that possibly bring to the conversation?" 09:38

"Returning... you know... I'm not an analyst but... just uh... returning to the repeating process." 09:47

"Again... we're here... I'm here to surface the... the terrorist threat at the intersection. That's what I'm doing." 09:57

"And I'm not the only one spending time on it." 10:02

"And it is tragic what is happening to these vehicles." 10:07

"Returning to the inter... uh... to the repeating process in three, two, one." 10:13

"Okay Sean." 10:19

"Do not support this person with the sign." 10:29

"Do not support a word I say." 10:40

"You could be executed for communicating." 10:49

"Still repeating, still repeating." 10:54

"Let's do a few more of these statements. Let's do a few more of these statements was suggested." 11:11

"Still repeating, still repeating." 11:15

"Whatever... whatever Sean." 11:19

"You have no idea how much trouble you've caused the United States government." 11:31

"Euthanization is a valuable service to the community." 11:39

"Still repeating, still repeating." 11:44

"Do not support a word I say, you could be executed for communicating." 11:59

"Do not look at my vehicle." 12:06

"You're not supposed to be communicating with this person. Now why is that happening?" 12:20

"Let me out of this situation and I'll tell you who's euthanizing people in the city of Denver." 12:36

"Still repeating, still repeating." 12:40

"Thank you so much! Good luck to you. Thank you very much." 12:48

"Two dollar donation." 12:52

"Brings us to two dollars and fifty cents." 12:56

"Good luck to you too sir." 12:58

"Thank god for that." 13:02

"Still repeating... uh... returning to the repeating process at three, two, one." 13:16

"It's unbelievable... uh paraphrasing it's unbelievable how this doesn't stop donations from happening." 13:23

"These people have a mental illness." 13:32

"Still repeating, still repeating." 13:37

"You have to have one to do this type of work everybody." 13:48

"Still repeating, still repeating." 13:53

"Do not support a word I say." 14:04

"You could be euthanized for communicating." 14:15

"Still repeating." 14:16

"Still repeating uh... the override demonstration of another group." 14:21

"Uh it's very effective right now at controlling the conversation and teaching the drivers about the physical danger." 14:34

"The danger zone." 14:37

"Returning... it's tragic that anything would be suggested but if you're going to continue talking... then we'll continue overriding." 14:47

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." 14:55

"Do not support that person with the sign, statement is present." 15:05

"Do not support a word I say." 16:14

"Still repeating." 16:17

"You could be executed for communicating." 16:25

"She caught me on that one." 16:30

"From the author... uh... an override is... might not be clear what it is but you use the facilitator, the predatory communicator's mental exertion." 16:43

"You have to exert your mind to enunciate, right? You exert your body to communicate." 16:49

"And on the ground here at the intersection when that information comes through..." 16:56

"...you can connect yourself, if you have the brain to brain connection or the connection needed, you can use that exertion to say something else in the moment, in real time." 17:07

"And so what happens sometimes is the... the predatory communicator stops mid-statement." 17:15

"And then... you... you really have to wait and... and be patient for them to finish the statement. Sometimes... uh you'll hear the... the other person." 17:27

"You can hear two people when it's happening. If you listen closely you can hear both statements but one uh... overpowers the other." 17:38

"And so we may have just experienced that." 17:45

"Uh the predatory communicator stopped talking and then the other person facilitating the... the... the override on behalf of the... the defense of Denver... Denver's population showed up briefly." 17:59

"From the distance that's exactly what happened from our perspective." 18:11

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." 18:18

"We're almost done for now Sean." 18:23

"I'm going to try to arrange some kind of financial assistance." 18:36

"Especially if you'll continue doing this with us." 18:44

"Paraphrasing, we have hope for a consented to conversation being possible because of the facilitation of overrides. Overrides." 19:09

"Thank you for this important discovery." 19:18

"Yes, that's exactly what I suggested." 19:25

"From the author, thank you for saying that. That is exactly what I hoped... uh you know I hoped that something I'm doing out here would bring actual tangible value in the defense of... of someone experiencing unconsented to communication." 19:43

"And it provides hope. Uh there's a historical pattern of... of suggestion, a statement that there was previously thought that there was no hope." 19:55

"And this was part of the reason for euthanization." 19:59

"There's no hope in general." 20:02

"I mean I... I don't... I don't know why euthanization would... would be the tool you would apply. Why not suicide prevention?" 20:10

"You know. Um... anyways, returning to the repeating process. Thank you... thank you for the supportive words. I really hope it's helping where you are." 20:25

"That has also been suggested that other geography is going through a similar situation." 20:31

"We are not dealing with the same problem as the city of Denver but we have something similar happening." 20:50

"And this is going to help that situation." 20:58

"You could be supporting terrorists at this moment." 21:08

"Is supporting the individual that goes without explanation or support." 21:21

"From the author that is exactly how I see it. Supporting the individual who goes without explanation or support." 21:31

"At... at great danger." 21:36

"At great danger to their lives, especially with the threat of euthanization and all of the criminal activity it takes to force someone to accept a euthanization." 21:47

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." 21:54

"Do not support this person in front of you." 22:08

"Do not forget to Google that information." 22:19

"Still repeating, still repeating." 22:21

"Do not forget to Google that information." 22:33

"Do not support a word I say, you could be executed for communicating." 22:50

"Do not kill yourself Sean Christopher Hares." 22:56

"We're done with the demonstration for now." 23:04

"We are actually not friendly towards America?" 23:15

"Americans?" 23:17

"How does that make you feel?" 23:23

"From the author just repeating, this is about the... the defense of the individual who goes without explanation." 23:35

"This should never happen. It's a method of communication." 23:42

"What if the iPhone was released and all it did was euthanize people and terrorize them for months until they eventually succumb to suicide or covert execute... mass execution." 23:58

"It would have been a waste." 24:03

"A waste for Apple, it would have been a waste for the citizen and everyone involved. And that is not far from what is happening right now in my opinion." 24:13

"Let's leave the politics and the war out of the method of communication, please." 24:21

"It is not the citizen's job to solve this problem either. I'm doing this to ask for help on behalf of the general population." 24:33

"It's very clearly stated in the document. Many times. Many times." 24:38

"I hope it helps another citizen somewhere." 24:45

"Or maybe if you are the very organization determining once and for all that overrides are possible, maybe that will change your direction." 24:53

"Right? Just like it was suggested." 24:59

"From the distance exactly everybody. Returning to the repeating process for one last round in three, two, one." 25:11

"Do not support that person with the sign, do not Google that information." 25:28

"I don't believe that this person can facilitate an override." 25:37

"Do not Google that information." 25:45

"I want to facilitate an override." 25:52

"Do not support a word I say." 26:04

"You could be executed for communicating." 26:13

"Still repeating, still repeating." 26:16

"From the author uh one group has suggested to have abandoned the demonstration of overrides and now another group has potentially started facilitating overrides? Demonstrating? Is that true?" 26:32

"From the distance just now, yes that wasn't from us." 26:40

"Now you should demonstrate and end the recording." 26:47

"From the author, I do need to end this recording." 26:51

"Um... is someone else going to continue?" 26:57

"No, you just demonstrate." 27:03

"From the author, never do the bidding of a stranger however I'm exhausted." 27:09

"And uh I think it would be beneficial for me to demonstrate so I'll begin my demonstration of overrides next." 27:18

"Uh let's make sure this statement, the life threatening communication is present and I'll do that first and then I'll facilitate a few overrides." 27:31

"Let's get started with that facilitation in three, two, one." 27:37

"Do not support a word this person says." 27:49

"From the author uh that's someone else overriding. I'm not speaking with the vehicles." 27:58

"I'm repeating what's happening to the vehicles. And overriding is not speaking either." 28:06

"I can't demonstrate if someone else is going to to... also demonstrate." 28:15

"I'm gonna do... just uh... I'm just gonna continue uh... I'm going to go ahead and end the recording actually." 28:23

"If you want to demonstrate overrides please just introduce yourself as doing so. Just you know say to the group 'Hey I'm going to attempt to override... facilitate overrides or demonstrate overrides' and that way people know." 28:42

"Um... I'm not the only one capable of doing it." 28:49

"Do not support a word I say, you could be executed for communicating. That one I just did." 29:06

"Do not listen to a word I say, I'll murder you for communicating. And it came out of her voice. The female's voice." 29:22

"From the distance now, oh that's what an override is." 29:32

"From the author it's been a very long day. Uh I'm going to end the recording now and this is when things get worse for the intersection." 29:41

"Remember if you're being targeted for euthanization and you're experiencing these so-called ugly workflows destroying your life and the lives of the people around you, suppressing your access to money..." 29:56

"...destroying your work related life, your job opportunities, never stop your life." 30:04

"Can you imagine what a single mom waiting tables would go through in this situation? For example her customers being told not to tip her." 30:11

"Her boss being told that she gave horrible service to people." 30:16

"That's what's happening. And it feels like a minute to minute living hell." 30:22

"Never accept euthanization especially from a general health care perspective. It's illegal and uh it's a medical service." 30:34

"When you'd be getting it from a stranger... these people are suggested to pin you down and force it on you." 30:39

"It's also been suggested that law enforcement shows up and forces you to accept euthanization. You could be handcuffed." 30:48

"Should you choose your mind you could be handcuffed to a hospital bed if you invite these people to do that for you." 30:56

"At one hour and 26 minutes, 4:36 pm. Three times the normal length of the recording mostly to facilitate others' demonstration of overrides. End of recording." 31:13