Investigations with the Cell

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Investigations with the Cell - Sept 29, 2018

Glen: Hey.

Jerd: Hey, Glen.

Glen: Sorry I didn't get back to you earlier, but I had been busy working with the Cell on a couple
of investigations. One was at the post office in Kemptville, and the other one was based on people
who claim to be religious but are cosmetic Christians or cosmetic Catholics. One was with the Cell
themselves, and the other one was with a nun who in purgatory is responsible for women.

Jerd: What? Let me understand that straight. A nun in purgatory is responsible for women who...

Glen: Yeah, well, women are not allowed to speak directly to anybody that's alive, but they can
accept to have an intermediary who will answer questions on their behalf. The woman tells what
she wants to say, and then you don't get the voice of the woman , the nun steps in and says, so -
and-so said. Whereas with men, it can be directly, like with Tom.

Jerd: Why is that?

Glen: I have no idea because they don't discuss it, but that's the way it is, so… Probably because
nuns run the show for women…even after death.

Jerd: That sounds crazy to me. A lot to wrap my head around.

Glen: It is crazy, but that's the way it comes through. The Cell has no problem putting somebody
on the cat mobile communications , but they're all men . Whereas, women have a special
problem, I guess , one would call it.  Maybe it's because they don't want to be on , I don't know.
Maybe they want information passed out but not have themselves there to answer questions.

You've got to remember that most of the women die with most of the money because they
inherit their husband's estate, and usually that's a much larger amount than what they would
have had on their own, usually . So maybe they don't want to discuss funds.  Maybe the nuns
don't want them to talk about what they do with the money that is ending up in the nuns' hands,
because that's where most of the money goes, is to the nuns.  They are, as I've told you before,
the largest moneybags on Wall Street.

Jerd: In our world, similar activity as far as women.  On the female side, as far as in the system,
the control, like the Amazonians you hear about, as far as the symbolism I see, they are not ever
seen. They don't speak to anybody directly.  Neanderthaler was more flamboyant, I guess you
could say. You could see, even though they didn't want to be seen, but you could still see their
influence, you could still see symbols that reference them.  You can see that they had direct
contact with humans, but as far as the Amazonians, it's like they don't have any contact. They do
it through some type of intermediary or something.


Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: So maybe there's a reason for that? I don't know. They seem to...

Glen: Well, the nuns didn't get to where they are by accident.

Jerd: I called you the other day because I noticed by you there was talk  of a tornado, and right
away in my mind I thought about the Big 8-0. Possibly that could have been a symbol for those
people in the system to go on with their...because I remember that certain section in the 8-0 chart
where it just kind of stops, changes, shifts. So, I don't know if you were looking at that, or if you
noticed that.

Glen: Well, I know that there were six tornadoes in the Ottawa Valley. Three on the Hull side, Gat-
in-eau side (Gate in Water), and three on the Ottawa side. The ones in Gatineau were mostly in
the area where I used to live. When I lived there in Ottawa, I really lived on the Gatineau side of
the river where I was building Micot. The ones on the Ottawa side are in the south end of Ottawa,
which is the closest to here.  We had a lot of broken branches, broken trees on the farm , but no
destruction of anything that I've found yet. Came close, but not any destruction.

Jerd: With these tornadoes, I didn't think it was meant for any cataclysm. I thought it was meant
as more of a messaging.

Glen: It could very well be that claiming to the nation's capital without any previous attack. This
seemed almost like an attack on the national capital.

Jerd: Is there a history of tornadoes?

Glen: Not in this area.

Jerd: More on the west coast?

Glen: More in, I would say, the middle of the country, coming up from the US.  In the Winnipeg,
Saskatoon area more than anywhere else.

Jerd: That's what I was thinking, because I don’t think  New York has had tornadoes.  It's not
something that's normal over here on the east coast.

Glen: Well, the nuns seem to be more interested in asking about individuals which they call
cosmetic Christians or cosmetic Catholics. People who say they are, people who go to church and
all of that, but yet when you look at how they deal with other people, it's self-service is the main
activity that you can identify.  They do everything for personal gain, and little for anybody else
unless there is publicity involved.



Jerd: I know that's the modus operandi for a lot of celebrities because whenever there's an outcry
from the public, that's when they'll make a stance about morality because it's their brand they're
protecting, the perception of it.

Glen: The other investigation for the men was on the post office side.  The post office has been
opening my mail , specifically mail coming from the bank, receipt for money involving the
mortgage of the property. The first time I noticed it was because I received the envelope with
my receipt in a big plastic envelope that says, sorry, but this envelope was opened in error. How
do you go about making an error with an envelope that comes from a bank that obviously has
nothing in it except one piece of paper, which is the receipt for payment?

The last one seemed to be done with the connivance of the bank  because what they did is, I
always put a round off number of dollars in the account and say transfer to the mortgage.  Well,
when they open the envelope, doesn't tell them what the real payment is. So, this time, the bank
sent the receipt in an envelope that's not stuck closed, just a little dot on the flap that could be
pulled away, checked inside. What the bank had done is take my round number that I always
send, and instead of applying it to the mortgage, they deducted the part that was surplus to
the mortgage, sent it back to my account, and then sent me a receipt with the exact amount of
the mortgage payment.

I couldn't figure out why they would have done that.  Then the Cell said, it's because the bank
and the post office were working together. They knew that the post office was trying to get that
number, so they put it in a way in which the post office wouldn't have to send me a notice that
they opened the envelope. So, what the Cell asked me to do, as my part of the thing, was to go
to the post office, go to the counter, not just the post office box, but go to the counter, buy a
couple of envelopes, put your k eys beside their cash register on their counter, and leave them
there. We'll be checking, they said, what they do with your keys.

Now I don't know what the Cell saw, but that was on Wednesday, and I had to go back on Saturday,
and when I went back, I said, the only place I could have left my keys were here on the counter
while I was paying for the envelopes, and when I got home, I didn't have them anymore, so they
must be here. The woman was arguing with me because I had a joint account with Tom for the
mailbox at the beginning, and she was saying  the possibility of me getting anything was limited
because they didn't have what I have, which is a legal management of Tom's financial affairs.

He didn't have any money, but I had the ability to go to his bank account and put money in or
take money out from my own card. So anyways, there was a lineup of people behind me, and only
when she realized they were all listening to her, and her side of the argument didn't make any
sense because I showed her, here's a bill for his telephone.  It's addressed to him, but at my
address, and I paid a bill, and I have for years.  So, she said, well, I wouldn't do this normally, but
I'll do it this just once, and s he turned around and picked up my keys from the counter behind
her, so she knew they were there all the time.



Of course, they're not just the keys to the post office, there's 30 or 35 keys in two groups that are
tied together, and the Cell wanted to get fingerprints of the people who were handling the keys,
that kind of stuff. Anyways, that's why I didn't call you back this week. Those two things kept me
busy.

Jerd: Wow, Glen. That’s something in my mind that I'm kind of worried about . Because they’ve
messed with the electric bill. Now, they're playing around with your mortgage payments. It's like
they're really ramping it up as far as trying to get you off of that property.

Glen: They want this place, or they want me dead . Nothing else explains what they've done to
Jennifer; kidnapping her without a judge's warrant. Even having a judge tell them not to do it,
and they did it anyway . It was an Iranian working for Canada's border security . So, there's
something going on that is bigger than just me. It's something that is connected to world events.
With Donald Trump talking about a wall all the time , and the Bible talks about Joshua fought
the battle of Jericho and the wall came tumbling down. Well, the OPP that has my case, his name
is “Joshua”, and he's done nothing that I know of, to meet his promise that he would do what
he could to bring Jennifer back.

He has received instructions, I guess, [to] mind his own business, or he's in charge and he's not
doing it. With a name like Joshua in the OPP , defending policemen who arrested Jennifer without
a warrant on private property, married to the owner along with herself as now owner of the
property, and being told by a judge on a video conference not to do anything with Jennifer, they
did it anyway. Why? What was so dangerous to them? Is it because they have these ceremonies
in California; they go and kidnap and rape women before they are allowed to become cabinet
ministers? You look at Kavanaugh, the guy that's wanting to be on the Supreme Court, and they're
going after him for something he did when he was 17 years old, if he did it.

Jerd: Yeah, I heard something like that. They're coming at him for something he said?

Glen: Yeah, well what he said is he was angry, and they're saying, [a] judge has no right to be
angry. Well, if somebody came at me for something that I did when I was 17 years old, I wouldn't
even know what it was they were talking about, because I don't remember what I did when I was
17 years old. But he had written it all down in a notebook, and he showed them that his father
taught him how to keep a daily account of everything he did, and he still has it . He was able to
say, this is supposed to have hap pened on a weekend, I wasn't even in town on weekends, we
were doing football practices someplace out of town. He was the quarterback of their team.

Jerd: How can people even take it seriously about something somebody did when they were 17
years old?

Glen: Well, they obviously have some important to them activity going on that they want to be
able to control the courts.


Jerd: Now, with this guy, Kavanaugh, was he showing any type of integrity, or was it just somebody
in their ranks that they don't want around in that position?

Glen: What he did , did not show any sign of that.  He's been investigated at different ranks of
becoming a judge, and the FBI has done all of the background checks. They never even mentioned
the possibility of any complaint regarding sexual activity. Never mentioned it. But then a woman
said when she was 16 and he was 17, 40 years ago or 30 years ago, he was at a party where she
was, and she followed him into a bedroom with two other guys, and he is the one who [raped
her?], or tried to rape her, I don't know, if it ever got done.

Jerd: I think maybe that's part of that movement that you know about it. They call it the Me Too
Movement, and it came out of the Hollywood guy Weinstein.

Glen: Well, it's weemen, not women. They are the ones who want to control space; space travel.

Jerd: That's what I've been seeing , as far as the management up there, it's  that they're shifting.
just taking control, they're changing the narrative.  The narrative used to be, well, women are
incapable of doing this and that, blah, blah, blah, men can lead a family, whatever.  Now it's
women can be independent.

Glen: Well, it's not all women, it's a special group of women , and they want to be
hermaphrodites. They want to have children without the assistance of a male. What they don't
yet grasp is, so does the system want them to be hermaphrodites , because they want to send
them off to explore rocks in the universe, and if they find something, they'll be able to unlock
the sperm that will make them pregnant, and have boys in space millions of miles away. What
they don't understand, I guess, is if there's nothing of  any value, they're not given the
combination to open the safe, and they basically die alone.

Jerd: That’s interesting that you said that they want to be hermaphrodites.

Glen: They are being suckered, and they think they're going to be more powerful . They'll be
lucky if one in a hundred survives. There is a spacecraft designed on the acorn for one person,
and most of the journey will be asleep. While they're asleep, they're going to be programmed,
and when they arrive on the rock they've been sent to, they're going to go on a search for what
is there on this planet, on this rock, that could in fact be useful back on Earth. So, they'll do all
the chemistry tests and stuff li ke that, and if they find nothing of any value, that's it , they are
hung up on and left there to die.

Jerd: These new slaves are not even a settler really, it's more of a scout.

Glen: It's a one-way journey. No coming back. Too far in a lifeline.

Jerd: So, with the sperm, will they send that out, or will that be already within?



Glen: Ready for insertion.

Jerd: So where will that be? It'll be sent from Earth?

Glen: There will have accompanied them, but locked up in a safe.

Jerd: Oh, okay. Doesn't sound like an existence I'd want to live.

Glen: No, but don't forget, they will be born on Earth, live to the age of six, be put in a capsule,
and exit the capsule with the equivalent of an age of 20 years.

Jerd: Wow. So, they won't be born in space or anything.

Glen: All it is, is lie down here , we'll feed you intravenously, and if it all works, then 14 years
from now you'll arrive at your destination, and you have maybe 20 or 30 years of exploration
to do. Before you pass the age where you could have children, you will be given the combination
to the safe, so you can make babies, “if you found something of value”.

Jerd: Now, with companies like Tesla and Amazon, what will their role be? Because I've seen that
one of their goals is to...

Glen: The Cell doesn't want to talk about any details but the superficial part. So, they haven't told
me any more than I just told you. You gotta remember, the Cell can sit in on their meetings without
them knowing it. So, they know a hell of a lot more than I’ve [inaudible].

Jerd: Do the Cell tell you when they sit in meetings, where in the planet it is, or what individuals
are there?

Glen: Well, I know they've sat in on police meetings, politicians’ meetings, bureaucratic meetings,
and I never heard them say they sat in on military meetings, but I suspect that there is a link
between the Cell and the military, but it's only a guess on my part. It's a guess based upon history
and every country that has evolved over time has either had a monarch who has been deposed
or a bureaucratic gang that revolted, and at the end the bureaucrats always prove to be self -
serving instead of serving the people, and the military takes over. We're at that stage right now.

Jerd: Where the military takes over?

Glen: Yeah. It's more, they talk about it on the other side.  As soon as the bureaucrats get to a
point where they are totally out of control, they take no instructions from above and they give
nothing to the people down below, all in the context of gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme for
themselves. That means the end of the bureaucracy is near. Democracy may be the best system
in the world, but it no longer functions.



The laws are changed to permit them to do the things
they want to do rather than what is good for the
people. When that happens, the military has taken
over, and that goes all the way back to Egypt.

Jerd: I n history, Plato, Socrates, they discussed
democracy and they were very suspicious of democracy.
They didn't trust it. They claimed that democracy always
ended in tyranny.

Glen: Well, d emocracy would be a great thing if it was
ever [inaudible] to operate . But it only operates in
theory, in classrooms, and on the media.

Jerd: They'd have to have a whole other system, and call
it something completely different.

Glen: When I was laying charges in Ottawa against the
politicians, what I used was a process called private
prosecutions. Which means that under democratic rule,
an individual who has had difficulty getting prosecutors
to do the right thing , can file directly and prosecute
directly under the law called private prosecutions. Well,
as soon as my case was done and I won, the Premier of
Ontario, Bob Ra e, and the Prime Minister of Canada,
Brian Mulroney, got instructions from the media
through the Globe and Mail  newspaper that they had
to change the law.

What they did was basically add into the section of private prosecutions, a section that says,
can only occur with the permission of the prosecutor . Well, the prosecutor was the problem .
The solution was private prosecution because the prosecutors were corrupt . Now they've
returned to say, you can't do private prosecutions without the permission of the guy you're
trying to get around . So, democracy, in theory, would have solved the problem.  In practice, it
never happens. They changed the rules for the game so that it could not be done again. I think
I told you once, I seem to remember, my lawyer had been a high -ranking member of the RCMP,
and he was sitting in a classroom in the year following his degree.

They have to participate in a law firm and go to classes and stuff like that. The teacher was saying
to the class that a crazy person like Glen Keal ey, for example, (he was talking in that period of
time) can go to court and have charges laid against senior politicians, should not be allowed. My
lawyer, who they didn't know he was my lawyer, was one of the students in the classroom , and
he got up and he said, maybe you don't know this, but I'm Glen Kealey's lawyer.


If we take what you say to the class for granted, addressing the teacher, then a crazy person can
go to court, be heard by the most senior justice of the peace sitting in Eastern Ontario with a 30-
year impeccable background, come to the conclusion after hearing 16 witnesses or thereabouts,
most of them members of the RCMP , and come out of that saying, there is sufficient evidence
that this should go to trial. So, what would you call the judge if she's taking a charge from a crazy
person? Kealey did not charge the people.  He simply asked that charges based on the evidence
take place, and only the justice could make the decision on sending them to trial, which she did.
So, is she crazy too? Or is the fact that you're trying to get across that Keal ey is crazy makes no
sense?

Jerd: It's dismissive to call you crazy.

Glen: That's the key to diverting democracy is you call the person crazy . It doesn't matter that
that person has never been to a psychiatrist, has never been called crazy, has even been called in
the newspaper next to genius. Then because he charges politicians with the crime of setting up
a 5% kickback system, then he's crazy. I told the Department of Health, I have a disability. It's a
political disability. I tell the truth.  The minute I tell the truth, I'm crazy.  Is that it?  That's how it
works?

Jerd: Well, people call you crazy because…

Glen: Because they're crazy.

Jerd: Hahaha.

Glen: They're crazy enough to go out and do things that make no sense , and get away with it.
So how can any citizen in the country believe that democracy functions when number one, the
justice deputy minister calls you crazy?  Then they teach lawyers in classrooms that people who
charge politicians are crazy without considering that it's a judge that makes the decision, not the
person. Then gives the person a pension based upon being crazy , so that nobody in their right
mind would refuse a pension because that's the only thing they have left to live on.

I went to court with witnesses and I said to the guy at the front, you guys are here as a panel to
decide whether or not I'm to get a pension.  If I'm going to get a pension based on psychiatric
reasons, I don't want it. If I'm going to get it because I have a disability called truth, then I want
it. They said in front of the witnesses that were there, Mr. Kealey, we have nothing to decide here.
We've been sent by the department to say you have a pension, period , a nd they got up and
walked out, and I got $700 a month or something at the time. Anyways, I got to call Jennifer.

Jerd: Alright, Glen, well, thanks for getting back at me.

Glen: Okay, you too. Bye for now.


Jerd: Okay, all right. Bye.