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FLUSHING WATER FALLS - Feb 14, 2010

Glen: How are you?

Danea: Not so bad, how are you doing?

Glen: Oh, I'm feeding.

Danea: You're freezing your tuchus off?

Glen: Yeah, it's cold here, in this here land.  But, that's a passing thing.  Much more important
things to deal with than weather. Weather is just a kind of a bother at times and other times it's
fun. Right now, Scotti e and I are here and we're limited in our ability to do things outdoors
because of the fact that it's either hidden under snow or cold. What's in your end?

Danea: On my end, our snow is, we had about probably under a foot drop on us a few days ago.
It's still here but the roads are nothing compared to what you got over there but it's still cold.  I
always look at the winter time as a time for brainstorming, and then follow the season to spring
to start putting your plan into action.

Glen: You got a plan in action?

Danea: Yes, what I'm working on is more mental imagery as trying to will the will, as opposed to
the words. Because the more I analyze the words, the more I see it's just a trap, or a box.

Glen: Somebody else's language. They set the rules as to what the words mean.

Danea: Exactly.

Glen: I was telling Scotti e this morning that I saw a Saudi Arabian prince with a journalist , and
they were talking about the rules of the game in Saudi Arabia.  One of the things that the prince
brought up, he said, you know, one of the things Westerners look at us for with disgust is the fact
that the Quran says that a thief must have his hands cut off. He says, I've been the prince here for
40 years and I've never seen one.

He says, if you only knew the rules of the game that allow you to get to the point of cutting
somebody's hands off, it has to be caught in the act by a number of witnesses at least three times.
He said, how many times does a bank robber allow you to see him carrying a safe to his house,
breaking it open and spending the money?  He said, y ou've got to understand, first of all, the
meaning of the word steal.  He said, if I put my phone down on the desk here and you take it,
that's not stealing according to the Quran. So, it's a lot more complicated.  It just brings back to
mind that everything we hear doesn't mean the same thing to us as it means to other people.

Danea: Exactly. I think that's the problem.


Glen: We're not basically on the same band when it comes to understanding what the words in
the English language mean.  Why a judge can make a decision this week based on facts and
evidence, choose one side of the argument, and then next week, same facts, same arguments,
use a different interpretation of the same word , and take for the other side. It depends on who
pays more.

Danea: Recently I've been going on job interviews and they always ask me, oh, can you describe
yourself? I suppose you mean in the business sense. Or, what are your goals in life? It's hard to go
back into that world and try to talk to them.  They just want to hear, oh, I'm going to be part of
the team and do all this stuff.

Glen: I used to ask people when I was in charge, interviewing people, I'd say, where would you be
five years from today if you were where you wanted to be?  If they were honest, they'd say, not
here.

Danea: Yeah. At least on the other side of the desk. I would say hopefully I could be in other parts
of the world or the country that aren't underwater. I'm trying to prevent something bigger than
this job here, but this would be a means to my end of helping out. So, I'm trying to do everything
I can. I almost get stuck for a second.  I have to prepare going in there.  I have to remember the
world I'm stepping into.

Glen: Basically, I used to worry about the Ottawa Senators, where they were playing one night
because they might be drowned before they leave.  Now I have to look at where they're playing
and say, who do I know lives around there someplace that matters?  Ottawa is playing in Long
Island tonight.

Danea: They're actually right by my house. If it's Long Island, they're probably at Nassau Coliseum.
ah, shit.

Glen: Get a stepladder.

Danea: Where they're playing, it's probably about ten minutes away, like five miles away from my
house.

Glen: They're called the Sens, and that's a code word for ten. Anything can happen.

Danea: What is it, like a five o'clock game?

Glen: Yeah, five o'clock. Between five and eight, and then they have to be back in Ottawa so that
the Olympians can get their second set of suitcases and take off for Vancouver.

Danea: Maybe I should change my plans.  I was actually planning on going to Flushing this
afternoon.


Glen: I keep asking the people I've talked to, who lives in Flushing?

Danea: For the most part, it's Korean. In the center, or Main Street, it's Korean and Chinese.

Glen: Is it a residential part of town?

Danea: Flushing Queens, I hate saying it now. It's off of a street called Northern Boulevard, right
in the northeast part of Queens. It's basically a Korean town. If Korea moved to New York, that's
where they're all at. Every store sign is in Korean, you can't read any of it, it's all in their language.
It's like that, from miles. So, authentic food.

Glen: How many people approximately?

Danea: In Flushing, there's probably a good several thousands and thousands of them.  I could
probably say at least 50, 60,000 of them, maybe. If they don't live there, if they live on, say, Long
Island, they all go there for everything else, all their supplies and all their food, all their
supermarkets are there. People travel all over to go to that area.

Glen: Is it close to the water?

Danea: Yeah, we're all close to the water here.

Glen: Everything is close to water.

Danea: Unfortunately. The actual water, I would say they're about, maybe a couple miles, a mile
and a half, two miles from the ocean line. You can see Empire State Building when you're right in
Flushing, you can see all the Manhattan. They're that close, so they can actually see the buildings.

Glen: And what is the link to Queens? Is that the greater area?

Danea: Yeah, Queens County, and they're basically a town in the county designated just for them,
for Koreans and Chinese. I’d say more Korean, though.

Glen: What would happen if somebody moved in there who wasn't Korean?

Danea: I'd say it depends on where exactly. For example, I know Japanese people that live there.
But usually, only Koreans that live there or Chinese.  Anyone can move there; you could get an
apartment there , m aybe, if you could speak to the landlord . It’s pretty much  like their own
country; t hey set up post there . Your landlord might be Chinese, but he might speak a little
English. But money talks, so he might take your money, and to let you live there. It's just like Little
Italy or something like that, but for Koreans. Picture that. Or Chinatown, it's the same thing.



Glen: We have areas like that in Ottawa.  Kemptville is a little too small for districts.  Ottawa has
Italian districts and Chinese districts etc.

Danea: I got to get off this place.  I would like for all this stuff to stick around . So, I'd like to help
prevent it, before it happens, instead of that whole thing.

Glen: I know the feeling, [inaudible] things are going by, and the people who are most responsible
for the problem we're in , don't seem to be responding to even the message.  There's one event
that I've recognized recently, since I've been telling the police that they're in the line of fire in
Orillia, if the water comes down from Sault Ste.  Marie. Our first responders, they better have
water wings because they're going to be the first ones to be hit.

But since I began telling them, the government of Ontario has done a commercial on how well
they have weathered through the credit crunch. That if you need assistance for employment, that
kind of stuff, to contact the different divisions. Then there's a shot. I don't know where it's taken
from, but it looks like someplace in New York State, maybe Watertown, New York or something.

From an airplane, looking at the Great Lakes and Ontario in particular in one shot, you can see all
the way to the end of Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Georgian Bay, Lake Erie, Lake
Ontario, all in that one shot as it backs away from it , type of thing . So, I have to suspect that
they're trying to put a context for certain people on what I'm talking about.

Because I've never seen that before. Maybe they are listening. Who knows? Certainly, they treat
me like the village idiot. Will not react to anything I say until I come down the street dragging the
church steeple behind me. Then it might be a little too late.

Danea: That's usually how it works anyway. They have to keep everyone still working.


Glen: I'm not going to lose sleep over it.  I've done what I can on a number of occasions, at least
three occasions to warn them. But they continue to steal money from us every month by allowing
that insurance company to take from our bank account, money in excess of what the insurance is
worth because of that fabricated accident report that they [inaudible] to Tom.

Danea: That's probably because the ones that are the highest up , who would have the final say
in that matter, aren't telling the ones, that do all the work at the bottom. They're not giving that
little order because they still need them to work. They probably think they got their escape plan
ready and, so whatever until the end. That's why they're riding it out like that.

Glen: Valentine's Day today.

Danea: Oh, right.  I hadn't noticed.  It's the guilt trip day . Guilt trip so you can show all your
girlfriends what your husband or boyfriend got you.

Glen: It was an important day in my life because new data came to mind that I should have had
before, but I guess the timing wasn't good enough at the right moment in time.  That's the fact
that my physical body having changed to produce what looks like a heart on a valentine with an
arrow through it, met its day today. As I woke up, it became clear to me, what was meant by Big
W, and I posted it this morning.



I kept hearing my teacher in typesetting , when I was a kid in high school , telling me there is no
M; there are only two N's side by side.  That's because in typesetting, they measure things in
spaces, and an “N” space is measured on the width of the “N” in that particular type of font .
So, when you're talking about an “M”, it's really “two N's”.

So, the answer became if you're looking for the big W as they tell us to look for all the time and
lead us to Cassiopeia and that kind of stuff. In the context of letters, it meant three of the same
letters side by side. So, the letter “N” flipped over, is like a “U”. Three of them side by side would
be Big W. You can do the same thing with the letter “C”, and you can do the same thing with
the letter “U”.  So, I basically did a search and you see what I found.

We're basically dealing here with a group of people whose whole raison d'être is based on the
theory of probabilities. That's used basically in decision making by corporations and gamblers.
Those are basically their two N's from which they approach the problem.  That's an interesting
little tidbit that fits in the pattern of the things I've been working on.  It was almost like I needed
to arrive on Valentine's Day for a recessive memory to clarify itself; programming.

Danea: It's amazing how that works. Proper timing.

Glen: Timing is everything. The Cell’s basic discussion with me on the subject was always based
upon it's not what creator is doing that is objectionable to Creation. Much of what creator does
and did, Creation would also have done. The difference is timing. If you make things like dividing
the Neanderthaler or dividing woman into genders as opposed to hermaphrodites, if you do
that, it may be part of Creation's plan as well.

The problem is , if it gets done at the wrong time , and from that point on, everything moves
away from the right place. You can have the best motor vehicle in the world, but an elastic band
called a timing belt really screws it up. It just becomes a lump of metal instead of a super great
motor vehicle. That's what we're dealing with now. We are looking for answers that will allow
us to get the word across to the people who are causing the problem.

We're not getting that information, and it's disappointing and nerve-wracking, and all of that stuff.
But the Cell keeps reminding me, that we don't have the schedule. In order to have the schedule,
you must have all the facts. And not to lose any sleep over the fact that things are not moving
at our speed, but to be confident that things are moving. If it were to happen that destruction
of a major portion of a population would occur, it would be because Creation let it be. Not that
it made it happen, but it let it be because it needs to happen in order to bring the timing back
in sync with Creation.

Danea: I'm in agreement with that. You're talking to a musician, so everything is always critical
timing. If something doesn't fit right at the moment, it throws everything off . For what you're
trying to accomplish, for instance, a very old plan, and then just unwinding it, it's basically like a
blink of an eye. Trying to put the brakes on like a locomotive, slamming the brakes on.


If something does have to happen just to get that timing right, for instance, if some type of event
takes place, because then that would be the only, for lack of a better analogy, the cold water in
the face to wake someone up.

Glen: Hopefully it happens to the ones who need it most.

Danea: There’s a saying, when the Titans go to war, all the peasants feel it. They feel it first. Perfect
speed, right?

Glen: Yeah. Be there. At least mentally.

Danea: That's what I think is so important about having people come to the farm so they can
get that imagery. There’s a thing that comes with meeting people face to face with that type of
information. I've actually been looking at the body in a way, for instance, just the chest from the
neck to the waist.  It's almost like it's a face right there ; nipples and the belly button.  It almost
looks like a face. We're always blocking that by having clothing on. It's almost speaking to you in
a way, in an older way, in an older sense. Some type of information is in there.

Glen: That's basically why they got Africans to cover up their breasts . Because the body does
speak in ways that don't use language. That's not to the creator's advantage. The creator wants
to be in charge and control. Therefore, wants you to use language that he created. Creation just
let people see. Right now, we're basically preventing people from seeing.

Danea: Even my son, he'll be four in May, but as soon as his clothes come off or his shirt comes
off, a whole different energy takes over and he's so happy. He'll say, Dad, take off your shirt, Dad,
take off your shirt, and I’ll say, okay. Imagine if I were to say, no, no, we don't do that.  I feel like
that would hinder him in a way. Something's telling him that that's the right way. So, I just kind of
water that thought.

Glen: Let him be him.

Danea: Yeah, and his hair's nice and long , I don't cut it.  If it's wet, it hangs down right on to his
shoulders. It's got a slight curl in it, so it sits right at his shoulders right now. Every day, everyone
says, no, when are you cutting his hair? When is he getting a haircut? Every day they say, he looks
like a girl.

Glen: The system doesn't need to tell people . They've got so many agents out there called
friends, and family, and relatives, who do the work for it.

Danea: He tells me, Daddy, can I get a haircut? I’ll say was like, no, the only thing you cut is your
bangs, so it's not in your face, over your eyes. I’ll tell him it's antenna, don't say hair. But I notice
with my hair, I can almost bite it if I pull it down. I feel a total change as far as my perception.
What I’ve come to conclude is that I can sense thoughts from people that have long hair already.


Sometimes I have to block what I think , because if I say, oh, crap, I'm supposed to be doing the
dishes, then two seconds later, hey, when are you doing the dishes?  It's also an imagery thing,
too. If I think about a certain image, then somehow someone speaks it next to me. It's not all the
time, but I've noticed it happening a lot more recently.

Glen: And it will happen a lot more as you go on. You still have a few years to go before you're 40.
All of that is supposed to come together because you have been privy to the same imagery at
least three times . By that time, you know what's real and what's not real . Gather it all up.
[inaudible] your subconscious.

Danea: Yeah. That's what I did. That's just how I explain life to people.  You get to see the same
situation, different angles. In an interview, they always ask you these personality questions, and
it can be the same question, but they just change the words around. They're looking to see if you
change your answer. Basically, life is kind of like that. Creation keeps throwing the same problem
at you, and it's up to you to see if you can figure it out. Once you figure that out, then you move
on to the next one. Hopefully, you progress.

Glen: You got it.

Danea: In the Shami sen world, one of the masters said , that if you're a new player  then don't
worry about if you sound good , or if your song's perfect , he's says, just play. He said, it takes
about three years before you actually can perfect one of these songs. First learn the notes, then
get comfortable playing it, and then you have to feel it . It's one thing to be technical and learn
these are the exact notes. It's another thing, to put that soul into it, that feeling. So, that's kind of
how I adapt that to life as well.

Glen: Well, we need you out there in the field playing.

Danea: Yes, actually I've been practicing some songs now, inside, because now I can't go outside
to play. So, I've just been focusing on perfecting these songs in a way that putt  my feeling into
them. They recorded me on this public access channel, and I got to watch myself on TV, and I
thought I didn't sound good at all . I was kind of running through the songs too quickly without
putting enough heart into it.  So, that's what I'm focusing on.  Focusing, is how I'm approaching
each passing year as well.

Glen: Sure.

Danea: Really settling in.  From where I was when I was 20 , I don't want to go back there.  I
welcome old age and wisdom.  So, did you ever get to do that test  with the cats, that you were
trying to do with the Cell?





Glen: We completed two of the four. We attempted four, but for different reasons, one personnel
reason once, the other, snow once; we didn't complete by Christmas time. Therefore, we have to
start all over, because it has to be basically four within a period of time.  But I did find out from
the Cell that it has become clearer , that language, words, interfere in the communications of
ideas more than they help . That the clearest reception is when something is not spoken out
loud using words, but thought about using pictures, imagery of the mind. The communications
is best that way.

Danea: Yes. I think so.

Glen: We'll have to start over sometime in the spring again. See what that all comes down to. But
there certainly is no doubt that they're on to something, and that the system knows about it. It's
basically gone back in time that in Egypt, cats were part of the family . But at the same time as
being part of the family, cats are a listening device.

As a listening device, they communicate the imagery
that they get , a nd other people can pick it up . The
more numerous is the local area network, the better
the communications are . I'm not being made party to
exactly how good , or how clear these images are.  I'm
basically sending out messages, and they're taking
down the information, based in  one technological way
and the other one in the sensory manner.

But I know what I get in my communications and with
cats around, not necessarily through this testing, but
just through the time I spend on the farm, and like you,
over time it basically grows.  What appears to be just
spurts at the beginning all seems to come together over time. The answers that you're seeking
that reside deep down in your DNA seem to flow better and come to mind better over time.

Danea: What I think that is, is it's like you putting a question into a search engine , then waiting
and getting the answer. So, it's like you're asking yourself, and in order for you to really overstand
what's going on, it has to kind of put you in front of, like what you're saying, waking up today on
Valentine's Day and then it clicked.

It has to put you in a series of events that will make you really notice what's going on. Otherwise,
you might mistake it for something else, I think. Over time, I think when you keep going back into
stuff that you've already looked at, for instance if you read a book two or three times , you get
different bits of information that you skipped over. That's a lot of it too.




Glen: A lot of that has to do with the fact, that there's two things happening when you're reading
a book. You're reading the words in the story, but you're living an imagery. Sometimes you keep
on reading while you're stuck in the image. So, you don't remember the words that you read in
that particular space of time . The next time you read it , the job's not the same.  You've already
gone through the imagery on part of it. So, all of a sudden you look it down on the paper and you
say, I don't remember reading this.

That can happen more than once. You can have the same thing many times. I basically gave a talk
that lasted two sessions of about two hours.  People who traveled with me , would say to me, I
really like your talk because you never concentrate on the same thing.  I said, no, you don't
concentrate on the same thing.  I'm telling you the same story , but you're flying off in different
directions and miss part of it , the next day you get another part of it.  That's the way you learn
over time is you have to hear things and see things more than once.

Danea: So that's actually amazing what they do then. I would think about TV for example. We're
all supposed to be going out there , having these different unique experiences, so Creation can
learn something. Your eyes are like a camcorder, walking around taking in all different imagery.
Now when they force people  to sit there in front of a television , everyone getting the same
imagery, and getting put through the same schooling system, it's like Creation doesn't want that.

You could just have one of those people , and that would be okay, but it has a whole population
of people who saw the same thing at the same time.  That's kind of messed up. Then they could
do the flush, then everyone goes down and gets recombined anyway. Because they don't need to
keep them like that. Really making sure they wipe everyone out.

Glen: Well, that's basically what they want to end up with , is a new instruction manual for the
future, similar to Confucius or the Bibles or whatever , and make sure that everybody lives by
those rules. By physically manipulating the body so that it doesn't have the same wants and
desires as human beings have . They get into the way of being a perfect slave . You have your
own wishes, and that's not allowed. Just do what you're told.

Danea: You're right, it does alter.  I don't know if I was reading one of your old posts , or I was
reading something else, but Neanderthalers used to have larger teeth . Then when they started
cooking food , they didn't need the bigger teeth , because the food was softer to chew and
everything like that.

Just like, they used to be stronger, their bodies were different and broader because they had to
take down an animal with their bare hands. Then when they invented spears, their bodies became
weaker over time because they didn't need that.  The people who are out today are really just
smaller and weaker versions of what they used to be because of all the technology.





Glen: Only the specialists get stronger. That's why athletes who devote their entire time to what
they're doing , develop task-specific muscles.  I've been watching the Olympics and the speed
skaters, and I ask ed people, what's the task here ? What's the greater purpose behind this
particular task? Where would that be used?

I don't have an answer, because if they're not planning ice for the future, where are those muscles
going to be used? In what particular task? It may be that although we don't have ice here, where
they're sending them would have ice, and it would be for use in that different system.

Danea: It's almost like in the Olympics, where each sport is just a way to perfect a muscle group
for the type of atmosphere, they're going to be sending different groups of people.

Glen: Yeah. A couple of weeks ago, I had this imagery of a black body bag.  I couldn't figure out
exactly who was going to die and why there was this black body bag.  Then you had the first day
of the Olympics and that guy was killed.  You look at how the accident happened , and it was
basically a different vehicle, but the activity was exactly the same thing as in the reproduction
of Princess Di’s accident.

A vehicle at high speed, all of a sudden, turns sideways, and people go flying, hit a post, and die.
I said, what was the purpose of this particular accident , if it had been engineered ? It could be
engineered by having some kind of automatic pilot activity, within the vehicle itself, that could
be activated from the outside, at the last moment. Or, it could be a communications by remote
sensory methods to the brain to create a distraction at a critical moment that would make that
occur.

Then the next day, there came the solution to the problem that they came up with. They said the
main starting point down the slide for men is too high.  Therefore, move it down to the women.
So, m erging men downwards adjusted the speed.  We've been completely thinking about
manufacturing women up towards men, but never had grasped the concept of bringing down
men to the level of the woman.

That's the message they gave me on the opening day ceremonies, when they said, we put a higher
barrier on the side, put some padding around the pillars, but most importantly, moved men to
the level of women . When Jacques Rogge, the President of the Olympic Committee, said last
summer, that he expected that within 10 years, men and women would be equal, it has to be
taken into consideration that it's not just lifting women up to be faster, stronger, whatever, but
it's also bringing men back down.


Danea: That makes sense, especially more so in recent years, they’re showing all the women in
men's bodies. In pop culture, from music to movies, it’s always men are either dressing up as
women, or they’re showing more gays and lesbians. They show that blend.

Glen: On every commercial, they try to make men look stupid.

Danea: Oh, yeah. Every TV show, it's about the guy is an idiot, he's like a child, and the woman,
she's kind of like a sex freak, but also, she's smarter than him, and the kids always think the
father's an idiot. But at the end of the day, the father always comes back and says what lesson
he's learned, and the next day, he does it again.

Glen: And the Williams sisters look like middle linebackers. They're football players playing tennis.

Danea: I don't know, man, that's cheating right there.

Glen: In any event, Danny, I've got to go for my 2 o'clock feeding of the animals here.

Danea: Alright, stay warm

Glen: If you can find time, pick it up. I’m waiting.

Danea: Yeah.


Glen: You have less need now than you had before, but we'd still like to see you.

Danea: I'm definitely getting up there probably when the weather breaks a little, and the melt
comes. Maybe I'll be bringing up someone too, if he gets all his stuff. He's working on that.

Glen: Bring sleeping bags.

Danea: Yeah, I know how to prepare now.

Glen: Okay.

Danea: Alright, have a good one.

Glen: Okay, talk to ya.

Danea: Bye.

Glen: Bye for now.

Danea: Okay.