Dec 9, 2025 — Recording 5 (14:14) (Part 4)
Dec 9, 2025 — Recording 5 (14:14)
Audio: 20251209-141405-03.mp3
**Part 02c - Continuing the review of information from the last 48-72hrs*
duration: 26:52
"exists in America?" [00:02]
"From the distance exactly everybody, this is complete bullshit at a fundamental level." [00:10]
"From the author, would you care to clarify that?" [00:13]
"It's just so unfair to not acknowledge how someone's being financially suppressed." [00:31]
"From the author, thank you for suggesting that because when someone suggests that my financial problems are not America's problems, the terrorist attack goes out the window." [00:43]
"What the terrorist attack is goes out the window." [00:48]
"From the distance, please continue." [00:53]
"From the distance, thank you for working so hard on this." [01:01]
"From the author, this is very You're welcome, everybody." [01:05]
"Thank you, everybody, for the protective communication." [01:09]
"We will get here." [01:11]
"Remember, this is the most sensational and unbelievable experience." [01:16]
"Please do not let someone who's putting themselves out there, myself or anyone else putting themselves out there right now." [01:25]
"If you're aware of technology, especially," [01:29]
"If you're aware of the technology and the general public being communicated with in a way that they don't have an explanation for," [01:42]
"and you hide that, well, why would you do that?" [01:48]
"To lure out the predator?" [01:52]
"Have we not come to a point where FEMA should be implemented?" [01:57]
"FEMA to find every person being targeted for euthanization, being terrorized, right?" [02:05]
"FEMA to help the news media understand how to instruct the general public." [02:11]
"I see an incredible 60 minutes coming." [02:14]
"I see an opportunity for the Donald Trump administration, the POTUS, to condemn anything that stands in the way of suicide uh prevention." [02:27]
"From the distance, exactly." [02:33]
"From the distance just now, Hey, Sean, what would you say to someone who can't hang on any longer?" [02:43]
"Yes, that's exactly what I suggested." [02:50]
"From the author, I would tell you to never accept healthcare from a stranger." [02:56]
"From the distance, unfucking believable." [03:02]
"From the author, this question is so important." [03:05]
"Here's why." [03:06]
"I would also suggest that this is temporary." [03:10]
"This is not forever." [03:12]
"Educate yourself on technology." [03:17]
"Educate yourself on spirituality." [03:20]
"And that if you are practicing something, right, what is spirituality, regardless of what denomination or background you follow, what doctrine, it all should roll up to tolerance and compassion." [03:35]
"It should never roll up to rewarding psychological violence." [03:41]
"End of story." [03:42]
"From the distance, what, that is fucking incredible." [03:54]
"I did not see that coming." [03:55]
"From the author, why would you say that?" [03:58]
"Can you tell us more about that?" [04:00]
"I did not expect to hear that at this moment." [04:07]
"I'm going to ask you to just continue." [04:14]
"From the author continuing on, I need to end this this suggestion of a group, right?" [04:21]
"So, there's a historical pattern here." [04:24]
"I've suggested some information, right, that a death happened, and what followed was the same group attacking me." [04:34]
"But within that group, and this is a pattern, right?" [04:39]
"I attach myself to a group of people, they start screaming, "Let me out, let me out," right?" [04:46]
"They're attaching their consciousness to me and they don't expect the general population to be able to return that gesture in response." [04:56]
"And they're being held to this unfortunate, unforgiving, and impossible mandate that should someone return their gesture by connecting themselves, they are to be executed." [05:11]
"What kind of an organization would do this to their employees?" [05:16]
"I condemn this suggestion of executing your workers because they're using a two-way method of communication and someone returns the connection, calls them back so to speak." [05:34]
"Let's move on to the next suggestion." [05:37]
"Let's move on to the next pattern." [05:42]
"So what's next?" [05:43]
"Summarizing, we've got, right, the intersection, Raymond," [05:49]
"we've got cadaver research, the presence of bowel movement research." [05:56]
"We've got this historical pattern of responding to this two-method, uh this two-way method of communication by attaching yourself, returning in response to the presence of these other predatory people and having them come after you and or be threatened." [06:14]
"The motivation that they're coming after you with is because they could be executed because of your presence, because you could be receiving information from their eyes." [06:25]
"You could be receiving information, visual information, verbal information that includes their surroundings." [06:34]
"That mandate that appears to be present that is to execute, right, from within the terrorist organization, execute their own employees" [06:45]
"in the event that America's general population responds to them with the same consciousness level connection, breaching their eyes," [06:57]
"their physical sensation, etc, etc." [07:01]
"So what's next in the last 72 hours?" [07:04]
"It's a lot." [07:06]
"I want to address next there are two more things coming." [07:14]
"Groups, the within the suggestion of this union, right, division." [07:25]
"Division within America, division within any other union organization." [07:31]
"So the suggestion that there is a union, right?" [07:34]
"And how is this division servicing within the conversation?" [07:39]
"So we have geographically speaking, we have the suggestion of a union." [07:45]
"The union is the source of all unconsented to communication." [07:51]
"It includes India, the Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Palestine, Israel." [08:02]
"It suggests the USSR now, China." [08:06]
"Serbia has been suggested, Czechoslovakia, Azerbaijan." [08:12]
"Australia's got a brief mention, and I couldn't leave America out of this, could I?" [08:21]
"From the distance just now, no, not at all." [08:26]
"From the author, anything to say about America's presence from anyone in the suggestion of this union, the union that would force unconsented to so-called citizen technology on the general population of America?" [08:43]
"No." [08:53]
"From the distance, no, but I tend to agree with what you're saying." [08:57]
"Please continue." [08:59]
"From the author, continuing on." [09:02]
"Right?" [09:03]
"So you have this this this presence, right?" [09:08]
"And so within each group, and and also like for the entire ecosystem, remember there you you have the suggestion of organizations that are split." [09:20]
"You have the suggestion of organizations that are true in their defense of ethical standards." [09:28]
"And so here are some suggestions that would indicate a split in this so-called union." [09:37]
"On behalf of the bowel movement research, paraphrasing, our office is secure." [09:44]
"However, we can't speak for other offices." [09:49]
"From the author, this suggestion that bowel movement research has difficult work to do." [09:56]
"Right?" [09:58]
"But they care about people." [10:01]
"They care about people." [10:05]
"From the author, unfortunately, uh from the author continuing on." [10:11]
"Unfortunately, if it's an unconsented to conversation, you're cornered in this horrible position that would just leave you in such an unforgiving place." [10:23]
"There is also this historical suggestion that the extraction would lead to an opportunity for support." [10:32]
"Right?" [10:33]
"It's a strange suggestion, paraphrasing, why won't he euthanize people with us?" [10:41]
"Also paraphrasing, you know, um, and this is a, this is a strong paraphrasing, but I'll just generalize it." [10:52]
"It's a general suggestion that because I come from America, I wouldn't see value in a family opportunity within the Czech Republic or Russia or China." [11:05]
"that I wouldn't value that." [11:08]
"Paraphrasing a comment from others, Sean would love to have a steak with that person." [11:15]
"Sean would love to have a steak with that person." [11:20]
"To which was responded with this general energetic surprise, this feeling of surprise." [11:28]
"From the distance, I said that." [11:33]
"From the author, is there's is there anything someone would like to share about that?" [11:38]
"Would you like to share anything?" [11:40]
"You seem like you could get along with anyone." [11:53]
"You want to go where the opportunity is," [11:55]
"as long as it is supportive of a a future with consent." [12:11]
"What do you think about that?" [12:14]
"From the author, that is exactly how I feel about it." [12:19]
"From the distance, please continue." [12:24]
"From the author, continuing on at 1 hour in a second recording." [12:28]
"This is a very long catch up, two hours so far." [12:34]
"I'm going to end the this catch up uh over the last 48 to 72 hours with what is happening in the uh business space." [12:47]
"So within Denver, there are many uh shared workspaces." [12:51]
"If you are more if you are interested in learning what I mean when I say a shared workspace, consider checking out wework.com in America." [13:03]
"These are high-end office spaces that have, you know, living rooms." [13:10]
"There are, you know, there are free alcohol, coffee." [13:14]
"Um there are private phone booths, you have Wi-Fi access, gyms, bike storage." [13:22]
"Um the general atmosphere is happy, welcoming people, happy, welcoming professional people." [13:30]
"When I'm in the Denver Rescue Mission 48th Street shelter or any shelter, right, a comment surfaces." [13:40]
"You know, what kinds of comments surface surface at each location?" [13:45]
"At the intersection, there are no comments about the demographic or earnings, uh you know, of the individual being terrorized." [13:55]
"At the 48th Street shelter or any Denver Rescue Mission organization property, it's common to hear this statement, paraphrasing, but these are homeless people." [14:09]
"For example, why can't we assist these people?" [14:13]
"America acknowledges what is happening to your citizens followed by paraphrasing, but these are homeless people." [14:23]
"From the distance right now, unfucking believable." [14:33]
"This is absolutely horrifically unacceptable." [14:38]
"From the author, would you care to share more about that?" [14:41]
"I can't stand that someone would exclude a segment of human beings based on their financial status or station." [15:06]
"From another speaker, why is that?" [15:11]
"Because this is not limited to homeless people." [15:21]
"The people at the intersection live in a neighborhood with the average of" [15:35]
"a $1 million dwelling or home." [15:44]
"Exactly what I suggested." [15:49]
"Please continue." [15:51]
"I can't believe you're still doing this right now." [16:00]
"You must really value this opportunity." [16:11]
"Please tell us" [16:13]
"why you value it so much." [16:17]
"From the author, why I value it, I mean, okay." [16:28]
"watching the people around me be spoken with and lied to." [16:35]
"Sitting in a vehicle with one someone from my friends and family circle who's attempting to support me and listening to a voice that's talking to them right in my presence, right?" [16:47]
"I have the ability to override every word they're saying and I continue to demonstrate it." [16:52]
"They're talking about X person, this is not what we talked about as they continue to support me." [17:00]
"This is nothing that any human being should go through." [17:06]
"And it's a complete and total waste of this miracle method of communication." [17:15]
"And my heart also goes out to people, you know, this this statement, you're, you know, paraphrasing, you're going to hell for communicating." [17:25]
"You're going to hell for communicating telepathically." [17:28]
"From the author continuing on, I see this draconian perspective just clinging, this white knuckle grip clinging to the lowest value opportunity." [17:41]
"It's not an opportunity." [17:43]
"The only opportunity is the incredible healthcare benefits." [17:49]
"Organizations like Neuralink, Elon Musk's Neuralink, and and healthcare, non-speaking people, paralyzed people, their ability to communicate and control a computer." [18:04]
"People to have an incredible spiritual experience telepathically." [18:11]
"Paraphrasing a recent comment, would people pay to have a spiritual experience within citizen tech?" [18:21]
"From the distance, absolutely." [18:30]
"That is exactly what we need to move towards, everybody." [18:34]
"From the author, can you tell us more about that?" [18:37]
"Oh God, this is horribly exhausting." [18:47]
"It is horribly exhausting." [18:52]
"I just see us wasting our" [19:02]
"I'm in trouble now." [19:05]
"Please continue." [19:09]
"From the author, continuing on." [19:13]
"So, summarizing, right, this is not this terrorism is not limited to the homeless population." [19:26]
"And I'll briefly check in on what this building is going through before sharing what building it is." [19:31]
"Right?" [19:31]
"It's similar to WeWork." [19:37]
"But inside today, I purchased, uh, my my employer was gracious enough to help me get my professional site online." [19:50]
"And through purchasing, uh, some website hosting and some other things, the notification sound enunciated itself on my phone several times, to which was responded to by someone behind me, would you please, paraphrasing, would you please turn that off?" [20:11]
"I already told you once already." [20:13]
"From the author, no one talked to me about the sound of my phone." [20:18]
"I was working in a shared area." [20:22]
"My employer paid over $400 for 24-hour access to this member's area plus," [20:29]
"uh to work, and it includes a locker room, showers, a workout room." [20:35]
"The area I was in 5 minutes later included people talking out loud about their business, much more distracting than my phone was at that moment." [20:45]
"I had, you know, I was so concerning that I had to go up to the front desk and talk to the person that had set us up with a plan and asked her, "Did has someone complained about me officially today?" to which she responded, "No." [21:02]
"No, they hadn't." [21:04]
"Maybe they were having a bad day." [21:05]
"Don't worry about it." [21:07]
"I had to alert my employer, the one who had paid over $400 for the space, of the problem, to which they were surprised and concerned." [21:16]
"Had I done something, because I'm such an addict homeless person piece of shit?" [21:21]
"Had I done something wrong?" [21:23]
"Luckily, I was able to convince them otherwise." [21:26]
"He asked, you know, after I explained the situation, did you see what this person looked like?" [21:33]
"Next time, get a photo of this person." [21:35]
"There's more to this." [21:38]
"As I sat in there after it happened, this is, let's revisit this idea that the scales have tipped in favor." [21:48]
"Have the scales tipped in favor in the overall volume of communication," [21:54]
"to defend tooth and nail Denver's general population from these so-called euthanization specialists who would suppress us, vilify us, and torment us into accepting euthanization," [22:13]
"covert suicide, violent suicide." [22:18]
"And once you show up, there's no exit anymore." [22:21]
"And are they in the building right now?" [22:25]
"This morning, paraphrasing, "Hey, Sean, we're in the building." [22:29]
"Would you like to try using one of these wearables, a telepathic wearable?" [22:35]
"From the distance just now, this is absolutely over, everybody." [22:44]
"Get out of the building." [22:45]
"From the author, continuing on." [22:48]
"Please leave the Denver Rescue Mission alone." [22:55]
"Stop communicating with human beings without consent." [23:01]
"There's no opportunity here." [23:03]
"It's a phone call every single day I bring it up." [23:09]
"What if the iPhone had been released and all it did was murder people?" [23:13]
"It would have bottlenecked the return on investment." [23:16]
"End of story." [23:18]
"This is not an issue limited to homeless people." [23:22]
"It's happening to a shared workspace where the bar to entry is generally around $400." [23:31]
"And it goes up to over $1,000 a month and even higher if you want a small office space." [23:40]
"These are professionals, technology organizations that need to be left alone." [23:46]
"These are organizations that America's internal revenue system depends on." [23:52]
"America's economy depends on the success of the human beings." [23:58]
"Right?" [23:59]
"And this flies in the face of fascism." [24:02]
"This flies in the face of fascism, does it not?" [24:07]
"If you have not watched the movie Nurnberg, 2025, Nurnberg, I highly recommend it." [24:16]
"It's about the Nurnberg trials where Nazi, the Nazi regime's leadership was tried." [24:24]
"Hitler had killed himself." [24:26]
"Gorum, the second in command, was put on trial, and everybody else under him, and they were, you know, they were all executed, essentially." [24:37]
"I'm not going to spoil, not going to spoil the ending for all of it, but I highly recommend it." [24:44]
"It caused quite a stir when I watched it uh a half a week ago, a few days ago, right?" [24:51]
"Do we have another situation that requires a tribunal?" [24:56]
"It's been suggested that we do." [24:58]
"Paraphrasing, what we're thinking, a tribunal is what is necessary." [25:07]
"I'm going to end the recording here." [25:14]
"That was two hours." [25:17]
"I need to get inside and take care of my life." [25:20]
"While I sit at this building, I ask myself, is there any hope for my situation?" [25:28]
"If you're going to ask me about any kind of connection, remember, please consider, based on how violent and life-threatening the communication that I've received and the people around me have received is, consider the value to the individual being terrorized of a publicly facing method of communication," [25:53]
"email or phone call." [25:55]
"You can approach me and hand me information, especially if you know my life is in danger," [26:01]
"and or something has happened to my family." [26:06]
"Please do not force the people already terrorized to walk to your location and risk their lives." [26:16]
"End of story, end of recording at 1 hour and 15 minutes, over two hours, I believe, to recap the last 72 hours, and I haven't done nearly the job needed." [26:30]
"At 3:25 p.m., 3:29 p.m., I'm sorry." [26:36]
"Thank you for your service." [26:38]
"Again, I refuse to believe that America would euthanize one citizen right now using this horrifying and unconsented to violent method of communication." [26:51]
"End of recording." [26:52]