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Basalt Plan, A Work in Progress - Sep 27, 2009

Glen: Finally.

Jerd: What’s up, Glen.

Glen: Tougher and tougher.

Jerd: It is. I’ve heard it said that in life all types of life suffer, but I guess that's the price you pay of
getting tougher, right.

Glen: Yeah, you cannot get tough unless you've been through the difficulties that make you
tougher. Mind you, we could do something a little less sometimes, I can imagine .  L ike the
carpenter that says thank you Lord , every time he hits himself on the thumb with his hammer,
but then he says thank you Lord, but not always on the same thumb please.

Jerd: Hehe.  I watched all the Star Trek movies.

Glen: One after the other?

Jerd: Yeah, I watched them backwards, throughout the whole week I watched all of them.

Glen: Everybody gets younger.

Jerd: Hahaha

Glen: You're going back in time. Benjamin Button.

Jerd: In one movie they go back in time , and how they do it is they go really fast at warp speed
toward the sun to go back in time. So, I guess that's the light that they always talk about.

Glen: The Creation of the solar system.

Jerd: I really want to look into that. Do you know a lot of information on that?

Glen: Well, I wasn't there. I don't think you were either. I don't think we know anybody that was
there. But if you think about the solar system and the Big Bang, you're dealing with 13 to 15 billion
years ago. The question that still remains in all scientists' thoughts are, was there anything before
and will there be something after?

Jerd: Now when they say “after”, what do they mean by “after”?



Glen: Well, the options are that the solar system continues to expand and everything dies along
the way because the suns and the place where things live will be too far apart  - that's one
option. The other one is that at one stage of the game, the motion reverses and instead of
expanding, they come closer and closer together and create the Big Crunch as opposed to the
Big Bang.

Jerd: I thought that was just a term they used for economics or something.

Glen: The Crunch is the coming together of all things back into a singularity . If one considers
that the Big Bang occurred when everything was one and it blew apart, Big Crunch is the putting
it all back together again.

Jerd: Where else in nature do you see that?

Glen: Well, that's what they're doing with the hermaphrodite.

Jerd: Yeah, they’re inducing that though.

Glen: Human beings begin that journey, check out all the options, and then reverse the process
or at least crunch the process, return to what it was at first, and it's not just human beings. It's
worms and all kinds of things.

Jerd: And that's what they meant in the Bible, when they said they forged Adam out of the dirt,
because he was a worm in the beginning?

Glen: Yeah. Well, eventually, if you go back far enough, you're down to the level of the atom
and the quarks and quarks and all of that stuff , and as it grows out of there, it passes through
the time of worm, flatworm, and eel.  Then it grows legs and crawls over things , and goes on
land.

Jerd: Yeah, and you see hints of that because other animals in the sea that are mammals. So that's
hinting at a relation to us, human beings, because they feed their babies in the same way. What
do you know about other bodies in outer space?

Glen: Well one thing you know is numbers.  Numbers suggest when you have that number of
possibilities of other places in the universe, that the odds are that other life does exist elsewhere.
Truth in numbers, it's just calculation based on the total.  But that doesn't mean that we come
from there, and it doesn't mean that we can go there. What we know of science, can't go faster
than the speed of light.






There are theories that suggest we might, but none of it has been proven or shown to be practical.
Bending light and allowing you to take a shortcut sounds an interesting proposition, but if it kills
you along the way in order to do it, it basically is of no interest. So as far as we know, light years
is what we have to deal with.  Light years suggests that you can't go throughout the universe in
the lifetime of people who exist today.  You might be able to if you put them to sleep and they
hibernate, and 50 years later they wake up in a totally different place.

Jerd: Do you think that’s possible to put somebody in hibernation?  I've seen that in movies . I
didn’t think it was...

Glen: Well, I don't see why it's not possible. If bears can sleep through the winter, then the theory
suggests that, yes, you can slow down the body functions to a point where it doesn't need the
same kind of energy as it would on a day-to-day basis. But from that point, if you know it's possible
you can usually expand upon it. So, I don't see why it would not be possible.

But you always have the ability to clone from DNA anyway.  Send one person out, that person
could have cloned themselves a number of times along the way, so that in the end there's another
person there, but it's made from the people you sent out.

Jerd: Now, this clone, how long do you think it’s life span would be? Guessing.

Glen: Well, most physicists and scientists seem to suggest that a normal life span should be about
120 years. Then something begins to happen that shuts the system down if it were allowed to live
120 years. Problem is stress. You have good stress and you have bad stress.  Bad stress reduces
life. Good stress increases life - maximizes life. So, the more you can reduce those things that are
responsible for bad stress, the longer you live.  That's the approach they take , and they say 120
years should be normal for our type of being.

Jerd: Obviously we were a lot different thousands of years ago, especially before the Ice Age or
maybe even right after the Ice Age, we probably lived longer than that.

Glen: Well, that's a possibility if one considers that people were hunters and foragers. They didn't
have to commute to work.  They just lived by picking apples and eating whatever happened to
walk by that day. There were few people and lots of supply.

Jerd: Oh, but then you think about it, maybe the life span could have been shorter because of
animals slaughtering people.

Glen: If you get lazy and not much energy is being used, it may in fact reverse the process and
make you live shorter. Most people, I think, in science think that the average age of a human being
would have been 25 years, and then came agriculture, it increased to 50 years.

Jerd: You're talking about the agricultural revolution?


Glen: Yeah, so that you had food to last over the winter type of thing , and you lived in a place
protected from the animals rather than having to outrun them if they were chasing you, that type
of thing. So, they moved it up to 50 years, and then came the industrial revolution and moved it
up to 75. Technological revolution should move it to 100.  Right now we seem to be in an area
between 75 and 80 as an average.

For our society in this country, and your country, but not necessarily in Haiti or Dominican
Republic, or many places in Asia and Africa, because they're not removing the negative stresses
as quickly as we are in our society. We are creating some different negative stresses as well with
living with technology and what have you. But our average seems to be basically stuck around 80.

Jerd: It's weird because on one hand, they have a lot of negative stresses in other societies, but
yet they seem to be more in tune with themselves.

Glen: Happiness is basically part of living longer. Happiness doesn't come from technology. It's
a basic state of mind , how comfortable you feel in your skin, your circumstances at the time .
Somebody that has to eat rats may be happier than someone who eats beef. If they happen to
live in a place where there's rats to eat, and other people live in a place where there's nothing
to eat, everything is relative.

Jerd: So, in the first Star Trek movie which I think it came out in 82 , there's a machine that was
sent in the past and came back 300 years later and accumulated all this knowledge. It wanted to
meet its creator because that was its task, to accumulate knowledge. That made me think about
ourselves, because that's our task, to accumulate knowledge.  When you see that in evolution,
from just learning and learning, and you evolve from learning. That’s what it seems like to me.

Glen: To me, accumulating wisdom, which is a derivative of knowledge, which is a derivative of
information. Accumulating wisdom is the only purpose for living that makes you happy.

Jerd: It's so valuable. There's another allegory, that says you can never really accumulate all the
wisdom.

Glen: Well, I suspect that unless you happen to be a self -teaching computer, you don't have
enough to put in place , and it takes more than one lifetime . That's why it's like making steel ,
you have to put it back in the fire and pound on it again.

Jerd: I don't think that even the computer has done it, because that's part of the reason why it's
sending out new slaves out to space to accumulate knowledge.

Glen: Each category of slave is involved in some task that can't be handled by a single person
for t he cumulative effect of their efforts brings forth new knowledge.  Machine is made of
thousands of parts, and it could be thousands of different people that invent each part. It's only
when you assemble it together that it functions as a unit.


Jerd: Since you were saying that our task is to basically experience, learn, and bring it back to
Creation. I think that's one of the reasons why Neanderthal er wanted to go out in outer space
and see what was out there, because it's part of the accumulating.

Glen: The difference is accumulation for the purpose of learning about the reasons and the
future progress of life, that's one side of it.  Accumulating for self-serving purposes is a totally
different one. Any gatekeeper will tell you that the toll-gators that accumulate can sit on a pile
of gold, but it doesn't make them happy. In fact, makes them feel more insecure because they're
always worried about people stealing what they have.

Jerd: So, what they're doing is just basically digging themselves a ditch. I saw a movie that hinted
that these Neanderthalers weren't capable of being individuals like human beings are, because
they're all connected with each other.

Glen: I think in the world of Neanderthal ers, there was a major shift at one point.  I think that
at the beginning, they, like Clan Mother in Africa, lived in tribes.  A number of Neanderthals
survived the birthing process, and they lived together as a group.  But among that group, a
certain number went through an experience, which is hard to define, but seems linked to
cryogenics.


Then after that process, the people that hadn't gone through the cryogenic system , and the
people who had , had a different relationship than had existed before when they were all the
same. To the point, I suggest, where the ones who had the experience, no longer felt
comfortable with the ones who didn't, decided to manufacture their own version . A human
being like them, a Neanderthaler like them, and that version was a halfway between
Neanderthaler and human. That's what we call Cro-Magnon. Cro-Magnon basically served the
Neanderthaler at first.


Jerd: They lived before the Ice Age, right?

Glen: They lived since 40,000 BCE and the Ice Age began at 24,000 BCE, so they were at least
16,000 years before the Ice Age.

Jerd: Now, what was their structure physically?

Glen: Because you can manufacture them, there is no single person or shape, or what have you.
You can make anything you want , you can have short ones and tall ones, white ones and black
ones, squinty eyes, round eyes, hair, no hair.

Jerd: But they were Cro-Magnon, so what was it that makes them Cro-Magnon?

Glen: The word “Cro-Magnon” suggests intelligent
helper, a model for something to come later .
“Gnostic” linked to “intelligent” ⇢ Gnon at the end of
Cro-Magnon comes from Gnostic, and  “crow”, the
most intelligent bird and it speaks, so it suggests that
instead of just making sounds, it worked on
languaging.

Jerd: So why do they do that with the crows? Why do
they always try to weave that in, that they try to
associate it with evil?

Glen: Because we're egg layers . The mothers of our
type is a layer of eggs . Whether you lay an egg for it
to grow in the trees like a monkey, or lay an egg for it
to fly like a bird, the only difference is where you lay
the egg. You lay it inside of you for growth until it can
handle life on its own, or like a bird, you put it in a
nest and let it do much of the effort itself.

They're still coming from eggs, and water snakes and eels and all those things, they all lay eggs.
So, we are just a version.  We're the basic animal that walks, standing up on the planet, where
some animals live in trees and some become birds and fly.  It's all a process of change, adapting
to the conditions that [we're] living in.

Jerd: Adaptation, for it to actually change a person, how long do you think that would take?
Thousands of years? Probably even millions, right?

Glen: Well, change is the survival of the fittest , so if the survival is easy, change would come
slowly.  Survival is difficult, change comes faster.


Jerd: Now, human beings, I guess, have an advantage over other species because they can actually
change themselves through different types of...

Glen: The key difference is reasoning beyond self -service and instant gratification. You're not
dealing with just survival, you're basically looking at a long-term plan, so that brings on reason.
But with reason always comes the gang who wants to manipulate it for their own purposes and
those are usually linked to phonetics. “Phonetics” is suggestive of the “phone” and the “phone
company”, since the symbol of communications was a telephone pole with wires on both sides,
the letter “T” is symbolic of getting information from one place , dealing with it at your place ,
and then passing it on . The word “reason”, when you add a phone pole in front of it,
becomes “treason”.

Jerd: So, using your own reasoning becomes treason.

Glen: If you manipulate the information for personal
gratification and instant gratification, you're basically
treasonous to Creation and to the people you live with.

Jerd: Instant gratification and long-term thinking, that's basically
good and evil, right?

Glen: It can be described as good and evil, yeah. But what is good to one person is not necessarily
good to another. You have masochists in this world and they love being whipped.

Jerd: Haha. Good and evil, is linked to the same structure.

Glen: When you say, do unto others as you would have them do unto you, it sounds reasonable.
But as I said, if you're a masochist, you're not getting what you planned, if you let other people
who are masochists do unto you, what they'd like to have done unto them.

Jerd: People who are like that, that's usually from social engineering?

Glen: It's a feeling of not being loved, not feeling important in their own eyes, not loving
themselves is the outcome, or they lash out.

Jerd: That's how they are treated in these  societies, or any type of hierarchy structure.  I think
that's a technique that's just passed on.

Glen: Oh, sure. When it's done all around you, like women still wearing a burka. One hand, they're
being told it's because they're prized possessions, and  they don’t want people to kidnap them,
steal them , t hat's why they have to be kept in a sack.  But in reality, it's more for personal
gratification, ownership of property, that property being another individual.


Jerd: With that masochism, that abuse, I see that was a part of the culture  in Haiti, to beat your
children. When they grow up  to be adults, they actually thank the person who did the beating,
and then they pass that on, thinking it’s normal. But that's all psychology and stuff.

Glen: Yeah, it's a generational thing that develops when the leadership is like that.  People copy
the leaders of their environment because they think that's the best place to be.

Jerd: And that's what the leaders of the world are doing.

Glen: Yeah. What you have in our society is a world run by media, politicians, and big business.
Much of what they do would be considered unethical by a majority of the population, but they
are working with an advantage over the people, is they are protected by the police . So, it's a
police-protected society that we have around us , and t he police enforce the laws in a
discriminatory way, for some people and against others, and I know they'll all claim that's not
true, but that is the evidence to anybody who looks around them.

They collect people along the side of the road to give them traffic tickets to enforce bylaws they
say, for your own safety. But in fact, much of it is to collect money for the politicians, and on
the other hand, establish a record that the individual then is stuck with when they go before
an insurance company. The insurance company will use the fact that a person had an accident
in order to double or triple their premiums . Now I've seen it with my own eyes, a policeman
coming to an individual and saying, y ou had an accident this morning, and you left the scene of
an accident.

What he's really referring to is the person was in a parking spot and backed up and just basically
touched bumpers. That's why they made bumpers, by the way, in the first place, when stuck in a
small place.  But because you don't report an accident since an accident didn't happen, the
policeman comes by , and charges you with not reporting an accident, which he views as an
accident because he's being rewarded separately from his pay and together with his pay  by
insurance companies.

Jerd: Under the table, type of thing?

Glen: Yeah, sure, trips to holiday places and stuff like that,
where people have access to funds . Many of the law
enforcement and political world will receive money in
foreign countries, and it's in the form of a bank deposit  in
say, the Bahamas, and they go on holidays and they access
a cash machine to withdraw the funds . But when they
return back home, they can access the same cash machine.
So, if they get an extra 500 bucks a month from the cash
machine for having done, quote unquote , “favors” to
someone within the system, they can really change their
lifestyle.


You can't just go by the income they receive from their salaries . There was a case in Montreal
where 15 or 20 judges got together and funded a pot of capital to buy apartment buildings. Of
course, if a member of organized crime was before them and they let them off easily, then the
building that they had just bought for a million dollars was sold for two million. There seemed
to be no relationship between their investing on the outside and the decisions made in court,
but in fact there was.  One judge decided that he would be stri pped, the other 19 in the pool
would come down on him and say, you're affecting all of our incomes.

Jerd: They hint at things like this from what I've seen in movies that show how that kind of system
runs.

Glen: Well, movies are used for propaganda purposes, and eventually they tell you everything
that's going on . Most of it most people can't see.  It just goes over their head . They consider
that to be normal . Why do politicians steal?  Well, for the same reasons as bakers bake and
butchers butcher, stealing is the task of a politician.

Jerd: It's funny how they do that. They'll tell you so many lies and go, by the way, here's the truth.

Glen: Well, they're not in charge, so it doesn't matter what they tell you . Even when they
become the government, they're not in charge , they just do what they're being told to do .
They'll tell you anything. It’s like being on the highway in the Bahamas and you ask somebody
where some place is and they'll send you off down the road 20 miles, not because that's where
you want to go, but that's where you won't be around them and they won't have to deal with
you. Had that happen a number of times.

Jerd: They keep the salary of people like the NYPD really low purposely just so they can buy them
off.

Glen: The world of drugs is not for some guy in the bushes of Colombia to make money.  What's
the use of stacks of money in Colombia? The purpose of the drug world is to raise cash to use as
bribes. Cash is used to bribe politicians, judges, prosecutors, and all of the people that make
the system work.

Jerd: I remember a couple of years ago I watched this documentary about the U.S. government
coming after Pablo Escobar, and how powerful he was. I guess most people would see it and say,
yeah, they were doing a good job . But what I saw was here’s a guy that just didn't want to pay
them off anymore.

Glen:  Yeah. It was a management thing.  They needed to change the manager, because this
manager wouldn't agree to give them more.

Jerd: I guess he got too greedy.


Glen: They had the same thing with
John Gotti and other gangs. You did ask
a question in your last email which I
should deal with before I go take my
shower and go to bed.  You asked what
does it mean in the code when you see
a combination of letters like “ph” and
“pt”. I remember you saying something
like “16”, but what does that mean?  I
know “pt” is little in French. “Petite”, I guess, eh.

“P” is the end of the line . If you consider you put stuff in your mouth, it goes past the
oesophagus and works its way down. The penultimate position is “caca”, and the final position
is “pee”. That's why the letter “P” is the letter “P”, and it's shaped like a number “6” or a number
“9”. If you flip and turn, it can be either one of them. So, what do they mean by “P”? Well, urine
in a body is the last stage. What it does is seek out dead cells within the body and throw them
out. So, i f you have a “P” next to an “H”, you're basically talking about the last stages of
connection.

“H” is two linked together , a bar on one side and a bar on the other side , with a link in the
middle. “P” just means you're at the last stage . So, a pharmacist, a physician, a philosopher,
each in their own world is basically the end of the line. That's where you go looking for answers.

Jerd: I thought “ae” was the end of the line.

Glen: “A” is the end , “E” is a beginning of some activity . But in the world of professions , “P”
basically is the end of the line . Professionals, professions, everything that deals with the
system's functioning.

Whereas, the “pt”, on the other hand, is talking about communications. Communications at the
end is a “pt”. Example, if you take an egg and you clean it out, that's the end of that egg  and
that DNA for the person it came from . But the empty egg being the end of something , is also
the beginning of something , because you can then in that shell, stick in new DNA and start
something else going.

So, in that context, a “ph” can basically mean a “new beginning”, not simply a “new end”. Not
simply “the end”, it's the beginning of something else.  So, if you look at the letter “P”, it also
resembles a number 6 or number 9. When you attach a common link between the two bars,
the one bar of the “H” and the bar of the “P”, (being one bar, one on top of the other ) the
number that is produced appears as a “1” and a “6” ⇢ “16” ⇢ an end of something, a beginning
of something. At “16” is the “end” of childhood, the “beginning” of your independent life in the
world. That's why they have coming out parties for sweet 16 - coming out into the world.


Jerd: Interesting, you have a pretty detailed view of these things.

Glen: Well, I'm older than you.

Jerd: So, you looked at it longer.

Glen: Yeah, it's almost three times. Although I know people my age who know nothing, but it all
depends on how much searching you do along the way.

Jerd: When I look at things on my job, just the prices or the sizes or the number of beers or
something. Why would they sell a six pack? Why would they make it exactly six? Why would they
make it 99 cents? Everything says light like coprolite. Some things are actually spelled l-i-t-e; these
little things I see. They could make it any price they wanted, really, because the prices do change.

Glen:  There's a psychological reason for using 99.  You think it's cheaper than a dollar.  That's a
marketing.

Jerd: But why sell 36 packs or six packs, those are psychological too, I guess?

Glen:  If you make the basic decision that your common denominator is going to be a six pack, it's
based upon the fact that number six is the end of the line. You start with
0 ⇢ an egg ⇢ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and your perfect model is a woman who
can make a baby ⇢ that's number 6 ⇢ then there's an altar ⇢ number
7 is an altar  ⇢ and then on the other side of the 7, you have the 8,
which is the male made with two balls . If you want to change the 8
and make it female on the outside and male on the inside , the two
balls become two squares, so you've modified the 8.










Jerd: This just popped in my head looking at the symbol of rings, because I know “O” or “0”, or a
circle, is incest, eternity , and other things , but why do they put them in the Olympic symbol ?
They're all linked.

Glen: Because of exactly that , it's the continuation of life . Things go around in a circle  ⇢ A
mother gives birth, the child grows up to be a mother and give birth, that child grows up to be
a mother and give birth . So, continuity is in the shape of an  “O”. Egg is in the shape of an
elliptical “O”. So, what it's suggesting, as an orbit does in space, is that there is a reason for
attracting things into an ellipse as opposed to allow it to turn in a circle , and it has to do with
heat.

It's cold so that if an egg, for example, is under a chicken and stays in the same place, it can get
too hot and die. The role of the chicken is to keep rolling the egg so that what's inside is basically
continually being changed in its position, it doesn't develop bed sores, that type of thing. Same
thing happens with orbit, creates the equivalent of growth by creating seasons, some warmer
than others.

Jerd: What does that symbolize when you see these gypsies or fortune tellers look through a
globe or sphere, to see the future?

Glen: Well, they're fooling you.

Jerd: I know they're fooling people, but what's the point of using a globe?  Why do they choose
that sphere?

Glen: Well, I guess because planets start off as broken pieces of rock, and as they revolve in space,
eventually they shape themselves more and more into a circular globe. The word “globe” has “O”
and “E” in it, and therefore it's suggesting a new beginning.

Jerd: Yeah, that's in donkey too, and Jesus was on it. That was the new beginning.

Glen: Donkey was the first vehicle.

Jerd: That's why it has “O” and “E” in it, because it was the beginning. What's the last vehicle?

Glen: Formula One on the ground is the fastest car. But the vehicle that moves the fastest today
is the space vehicle.


Jerd: What's the name of it?

Glen: Well, the shuttle, the vehicle that does the transport between places. But it's not the vehicle
to go into space.

Jerd: That's the vehicle that's going to probably have the letters “A” and “E”?

Glen: The Challenger is one of the space shuttles in all of the names, but they're only suggesting
short trips. But they are beginning and end, they move back and forth, back and forth . It has
two telephone poles in it, so it's suggesting a communication between two places ⇢ the shut-
it.

Jerd: Or closed. Shut means to close.

Glen: Okay? So, I must say my goodbyes again, because I gotta go take a shower and get to bed.

Jerd: I just want to say one thing. It was all these experiences that you went through, like traveling
around Canada, that helped you to jog up those old memories.

Glen: Sure. Even when you write me some material, you send me something on Francis Bacon,
for example. In reading it, I remembered some of the things that I knew but I hadn't thought
about in a long time , and one of the things was about how they're talking about  absorption
through the skin, that you don't really need to consume poisons or medicines.  Much of it can
be passed on to you in absorption . Anybody that uses soap or shampoo or anything like that ,
is basically putting things into their body without realizing it.

Jerd: I know it's probably not any better for me, but I try to use shampoo and soap that ’s
unscented. I don't want anything, but I'm still probably putting something.

Glen: You're still putting whatever chemistry they’ve got designed for that particular soap. Some
of the stuff is too much zinc in some soaps or got too much scent. Basically serves little purpose.

Jerd: So, your best bet is just washing yourself with just water, and don't use anything.

Glen: That's the way it used to be done.

Jerd: But they got us so self-conscious about how we smell.

Glen: It's all designed to make us stress out if we don't have things.

Jerd: My hair has grown out, I haven't shaved in three weeks, and my beard is getting a little big,
and somebody said to me, you look like an African.

Glen: No kidding.


Jerd: And that's supposed to be bad? I'm looking like how I am originally, how we were originally.
But it's crazy how they got us so fooled to saying things that are actually good…

Glen: You look like an original person. Yeah? Thanks.

Jerd: Hehe, I'm trying my best.

Glen: Yeah. This didn't happen by accident.  I made it happen. I let it happen.  I know every time
we have an election in Canada here, in this region we have to go to a place, a town called Bishop's
Mills, and it's in the basement of the church , and I walk in there every time, because I used to
write on the ballot, I do not support organized criminal activity, and they changed the ballot to
make it completely black, leaving only the place for an X to write in.


So now I have to write C-R-O-O-K-S in the squares. But they know me, I guess because they see
the same thing every election.  They know when I come in that that's what they're going to get ,
and they look at me and they say, look at him with his beard and long hair, and they're looking
at me with disdain . I'm looking at them and on the wall behind them , is a picture of Jesus on
the cross, long hair and a beard . It's so stupid how they can adore one and hate the other for
the same reason.

Jerd: They always show you that, the person with the long beard like Merlin, these guys had all
this knowledge and wisdom.

Glen: Obviously, if the person was born in North Africa, he would look more like an African than
he looks like a Caucasian, so somebody is playing with imagery along the way. In any event, have
a good week.

Jerd: Alright, Glen.

Glen: Talk to you again.

Jerd: Okay, good night.

Glen: Bye, for now.