Dec 6, 2025 — Recording 4 (09:18) (Part 4)
Dec 6, 2025 — Recording 4 (09:18)
Audio: 20251206-091843-04.mp3 · Duration 18:47
**Continuing the review of external communication from the last 12hrs at the D.R.M. (Denver Rescue Mission) 48th St. Shelter*
"From the distance, please continue now, Sean." [00:04]
"From the author, continuing on. Thank you." [00:07]
"Um so here's this person that's uh suggesting" [00:10]
"you know, looking at their screen" [00:13]
"and asking this question, making a suggestion" [00:15]
"that uh, you know, paraphrasing it," [00:18]
"uh I don't see Homeland security in the index any longer." [00:23]
"Is it safe now?" [00:25]
"Um," [00:26]
"and then followed by a few new voices emerging, right?" [00:31]
"And it's just" [00:33]
"uh the suggestion, getting back to the suggestion of the lawsuits out there" [00:38]
"and the railroad organization," [00:40]
"you know, has helped surface." [00:43]
"Someone asked a question here, paraphrasing," [00:47]
"Can you see how people might have listened to the improper use, the life threatening communication and they would have rallied to do something to protect you and the people around you? Can you see how that could be true?" [01:04]
"And this is coming from the direction of someone suggested that, you know, and this is not just the one suggestion, it's any communication that is protective of the human being." [01:18]
"You know, answering their question, I" [01:22]
"I could see how it's possible. Yes." [01:26]
"And I could see how it would be an enormous undertaking." [01:29]
"Is it okay for us to hope?" [01:33]
"You know, like many of these questions when people ask me how I feel about uh having a BCI, a brain computer interface." [01:42]
"Um these questions, uh you have two two two parts, two possible responses. One, your individual uh response," [01:52]
"and, you know, this is going to be about your experience and your suffering. And then you have, you know, how to speak about it in a way that benefits the general population, right?" [02:04]
"Any opportunity that I accept, any comment, you know, that that I make about opportunity, I try and think about others." [02:14]
"And it it's so important, you know?" [02:17]
"Someone, I'm constantly asked if I'd take a job euthanizing people." [02:22]
"And make people making comments, he'll never euthanize anyone with us." [02:27]
"Is it safe to hope?" [02:29]
"I mean it just" [02:31]
"the conversation itself, I'd say is at least 75% false information." [02:37]
"I think it is possible that the document, the transcripts getting out there and people actually investigating the shelter," [02:48]
"you know, actually using artificial intelligence to" [02:53]
"to look at the transcripts." [02:56]
"And the transcript suggests, a good Gemini's opinion of the transcripts is that, you know, this is an attempt to establish a hostile power dynamic with people." [03:06]
"I think there's a lot of observation happening is what I think." [03:12]
"And I don't know if support has arrived, but I love that someone would ask that question." [03:19]
"When does support arrive? Well," [03:22]
"how do you know?" [03:23]
"When people stop being added to the euthanasia list at the intersection, I think would be a good measuring rod." [03:30]
"When someone calls, you know, when they use a telephone or send an email and inside of that communication there's support." [03:38]
"There's support, life-changing support." [03:43]
"You know, it's a good question," [03:46]
"but I would never dare to answer that for anyone." [03:49]
"It's very simply answered. It's when support shows up." [03:55]
"And you know, the sad part and then my heart breaks for the people," [03:59]
"you never know what someone's going through." [04:02]
"Someone could be terrorized right now, risking their home, their job," [04:07]
"standing up to these people." [04:09]
"You know, and the closer you are to the actual use of this system, I would imagine the stakes are very high." [04:15]
"You could lose your life." [04:17]
"Well, why have I lasted so long?" [04:21]
"From the distance, thank you for acknowledging us, Sean." [04:27]
"Thank you for acknowledging it, acknowledging us. I really appreciate it." [04:37]
"From the author, you're so welcome." [04:40]
"Uh, you know, on the other hand of my response, I think it would be wrong to just uh, you can't have a binary attitude about these conversations." [04:50]
"They are not one thing." [04:52]
"They are many things." [04:55]
"And I really appreciate any supportive communication." [04:59]
"You know, how should the general population uh, greet this communication. There's a lot of sense in do not communicate" [05:08]
"as a mandate, but without explanation," [05:12]
"it really can be harmful, I think." [05:15]
"Um, I want to end this recording. I am like famished. It's uh, we're at" [05:20]
"an hour and 22 minutes. So," [05:25]
"has support arrived? I think there are some very clear indicators that have not shown up yet. However, do not uh doubt uh, do not, you know," [05:36]
"don't be too harsh with that because someone out there could be losing their life trying to protect the city of Denver right now, for example." [05:44]
"From the distance, thank you for acknowledging that." [05:49]
"And uh I want to just plus one uh on the courage that was demonstrated of the person this morning" [05:57]
"speaking up for the shelter. The people at the shelter this morning, you know, from the train, the railroad organization suggestion," [06:06]
"the law enforcement officer who's called out poor conditions in the building. This is very challenging for somebody to share. I've had one human being come up to me at the shelter" [06:17]
"and ask me about the the conversation." [06:20]
"And he used the word acoustics in the building." [06:24]
"From the distance just now, that's really interesting everybody. From the author, can you add anything to that?" [06:34]
"Um, you know, I" [06:36]
"just the idea that, you know, people are still uncertain if the conversation is echoing in a building." [06:44]
"And it's been called out in the conversation that that's possible" [06:48]
"and, you know, what is responded to usually? No, thank you. Appreciate you." [06:53]
"What is responded with usually that these are homeless people." [06:57]
"For example, they're not worth the common decency of getting a good night's sleep." [07:04]
"That is not what the building is." [07:06]
"You know, is there getting back to the question, is there doubt still from people that you can actually hear the conversation in the street system or in a building for example?" [07:18]
"From the author, uh yes, that's a question for anyone willing to answer it. Is there doubt that you can hear it with your ears?" [07:31]
"From the distance, do not answer that question, everybody." [07:36]
"Do not answer that question is what I said. No everybody." [07:45]
"From the author, thank you for the clarification." [07:48]
"From the distance just now, I am going to answer it." [07:54]
"I think there is extraordinary doubt happening." [08:06]
"And I don't know what else to say about it." [08:14]
"That's all for now. From the author, yes." [08:19]
"I believe you're right." [08:22]
"Um, I'm going to end the recording now. With all recordings," [08:27]
"uh, you know, people people comment on why did you leave that out?" [08:31]
"Why why are, you know, is he pick, he's very selective. Uh" [08:37]
"I'm, you know, from the author, this is a a huge amount of information and I usually have follow-up recordings. It may take a day or two sometimes to get it all in. And remember, even though I've got over 2,000 pages of transcripts" [08:54]
"on this, uh it's just representative of a a one a half a percent of the overall volume of communication that's happening all day long." [09:06]
"All day long. So if I've left something out, don't assume it's cuz I'm I'm protecting anybody. Uh I I am simply surfacing all of the information objectively. I use annotations to separate my comments from these external statements. Remember, I've included a uh critical disclaimer on the disclaimer on accusations and transcripts" [09:34]
"to intentionally to protect Homeland security from these horrible accusations," [09:41]
"to protect myself in an attempt to capture what is happening." [09:46]
"And you know, thank you for your service, everyone. Regardless of what side of this uh" [09:53]
"what side of this horrible situation you're on? You know, I also, when I'm thanking everyone, consider, remember, consider what people are going through. You may not have financial support, you could be suffering minute to minute, tormented. Your life could be threatened, the lives of your children could be threatened and you could be really hurting, just feeling like you're bleeding out psychologically inside and losing hope. Don't be afraid to consider that, you know, this is going to be temporary." [10:27]
"Do not kill yourself. I would recommend suicide prevention" [10:31]
"for the city of Denver, for any city going through this." [10:35]
"You know, and for all of these people that are communicating, consider what they're going through." [10:43]
"It might help you. It might help you expand your perspective of what's going on. It might bring you help. It might also upset you. Um and there's a group I want to make sure I call out. If it's true, the suggestion that consider what someone may be going through facilitating an attack, right, to reveal the misuse of this technology in America. This suggestion is very complicated. Imagine what those people are going through. Um stop killer robots and no tech for the apartheid was suggested uh this morning. I sent the document, the transcripts to both of those organizations." [11:30]
"You know, how might you reveal such a a large situation?" [11:36]
"Think about the money changing hands, the advanced tech, you know, how innovative and advanced the technology is, how much would someone pay for it?" [11:48]
"You know, has has the city of Denver or the state of Colorado paid for something and are they expecting a result?" [11:57]
"There are so many different points of view and and so much suffering that could be happening." [12:04]
"Try and keep an open mind and I would definitely err on the side of educating yourself about artificial intelligence." [12:12]
"Um, you know, there's been a historical suggestion that some folks uh don't want anything to do with artificial intelligence, but consider that using it, you know, if you get your hands on the document and if you want to look at it, uploading the document and asking it questions. Um I highly recommend the Google prompt essential training on Coursera." [12:38]
"From the distance, that's really important training everybody." [12:46]
"I love that you're ending with supportive information." [12:54]
"From the author, do you have anything else to add? Yeah," [12:59]
"I think that would be good after a a large share like this, such a frightening share." [13:05]
"Uh is there anything else you'd like to add before I I uh shut down the recording, anyone?" [13:12]
"So this is just a catch all kind of opportunity." [13:15]
"And I'd like to start with the person who made the last suggestion, but if there's anyone else after, please feel free to add." [13:23]
"This is such an important thing that this person is doing right now." [13:37]
"From the distance, this is such an important thing that this person is doing right now." [13:42]
"I mean, this is an hour and 30 minutes." [13:50]
"uh paraphrasing, he's ris from the distance paraphrasing, he's working his ass off" [14:10]
"and he's risking his life with nothing in return." [14:16]
"From another speaker, I mean, we're doing our best to protect this person." [14:28]
"But we are with a mind control group." [14:38]
"He has suggested he appreciates the idea of mind control." [14:51]
"Yeah, from the distance, also a couple good jobs. Thank you." [14:57]
"Continuing the repeating process." [15:00]
"Continuing the repeating process." [15:02]
"Continuing the repeating process," [15:14]
"uh paraphrasing from the distance, continuing the the repeating process means he's going to repeat what you say, so keep that in mind for the future." [15:25]
"No, I think that's it for now from us, the mind control people." [15:39]
"That's exactly what I said with 100% word for word accuracy." [15:52]
"And that was also 100% word for word accuracy." [16:04]
"100%" [16:17]
"word for word" [16:19]
"100 uh paraphrasing 100% accurate transcripts of this horrible situation communication?" [16:27]
"Yes, communication is what I suggested." [16:35]
"From the author, I'm going to call this the end of this recording. This is going I recommend if you're uh recording transcripts yourself" [16:44]
"uh break it and you're using uh Google AI Studio um to transcribe audio files, it's a great free option, but you have to chop down your" [16:56]
"You have to segment your recordings into 25 minute, you know, 25 to 30 minute max recordings." [17:03]
"And uh this is going to be a three-part" [17:08]
"very long. This will probably be 70 or 80 pages" [17:14]
"for the takeaways from the last 12 hours." [17:20]
"Well, thank you everybody. Uh," [17:25]
"Remember I can screen questions anytime. I'm already being executed, so" [17:31]
"if you have a question, I can screen it." [17:34]
"Uh, thank you for your service, everyone." [17:37]
"Enjoy your life. If you have a home, if you have a car," [17:42]
"if you have any comfort in your life right now and you're going through this," [17:49]
"consider remembering that." [17:54]
"Uh if somebody loses their job in this situation and they're being targeted for euthanasia, being experimented on, it is a horribly unforgiving situation. There is no compensation and finding your way back to a job is nearly impossible if you are on your own." [18:14]
"from a net worth perspective. And should you have go near your network with this problem," [18:23]
"you may no longer have a network." [18:26]
"Um thank you everybody. End of recording at 10:54 a.m. Saturday, December 6th, 2025." [18:37]
"That was takeaways from the last 12 hours at the uh shelter" [18:43]
"at 1 hour and 36 minutes." [18:46]