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Kealey Seminar Workshops - July 2019

Glen: What we've done with World War II is switch places. The fascists have left Germany, come
to North America, and become policemen and border guards; they're descendants, genetically
speaking, and the people who used to be nice, are gone someplace else. I don't know exactly who
inherited the nice people, but they're certainly no longer here. Here, this is a world of
bureaucrats.

What the Cell told me —I'll just back up a little bit so that you understand. I've said this on the
radio, I guess, with Jerd, Danny a number of times, but in case you missed it. In 2002 to 2004,
there was a couple coming from California here. He had Mormon background, and she was born
in Chicago, and I don't know exactly what her background was. They would come every year, do
something like they're doing, rent a room.

They would rent it in a hotel in Ottawa. Drive here in the morning, spend the day, we'd discuss
things. At the beginning, she did more talking before she knew what she was involved in, and I
had to stop her and say, look, Barbara, you're spending money to tell me what you know. That's
not the purpose. What the purpose is, is that you find out what I know to add with what you
know and to come to some conclusions.

Zach: When you mentioned isostasy, that's exactly right, because I want to listen half of what you
say, so I can balance it with what I don't know, and what I don't know, I don't know.

Glen: Exactly. So, one of the things that happened, is I got a call one day on the phone from a lady
in California who said, I know Barbara, and I know Frank, and I stayed with them sometimes, and
they talked about you, and Barbara, the last time I was there, she said, this is the first time in my
life that things make sense to me. She said—she was about 70 years old at the time, 2002, 2004—
and she said, that with what she knew and what she learned about my view of the world, she felt
comfortable for the first time in her life that she understood what was always causing her pain.

This woman on the telephone said, I need that. I tell you today, her name was Jennifer. We talked
on the telephone for about a year and a half, probably 2004 to 2005 area.  She said to me one
day, Glen, in your view, is there life after death?  I said, having had no evidence either way, I
cannot make a judgment based upon anything I know, because I don't have anything I know to
make a judgment on, and on that topic. However, if you're asking me a guess, I would say there
is none.

She said, well, thank you, that gives me something to work on , and I never heard back from her
after that. I found out later on, I just basically decided, this is it, do what you can with what you
have for the time being, and it ends at the end when you die. 2006, and we arrived here in the
year 2000, and how I arrived here in the 2000 is in the ten years previous to that, I was traveling
across Canada, giving talks on how I ended up getting all these people charged by the government
in Ottawa.


People would ask me questions, what would you do if you weren't doing this, traveling across the
country, what would you prefer to do?  I said, I would live next to a creek in an RV and go for a
walk every day, hopefully being able to go to the bank once a month and get enough money for
food from some kind of revenue for having worked all these years, about 40 years, and wait for
the end. Preferably, my name would not appear on anything in regards to that property, because
I don't want to be responsible for anything, period.  So, I would basically have made an
arrangement with an owner of a farm and go live on the back someplace near a creek.

So that was my general answer to people who would say, what would you do if you could do what
you want to do? All of a sudden, two ladies come up to me in Vancouver  and said, we want to
go to Ottawa for the year 2000. The year 2000 being the turn of the century and all of that, we're
hoping that by then we will have a better understanding than we've had in the past.  Would you
mind if we found you someplace, if you came with us to Parliament Hill in Ottawa on the
anniversary of Canada, which is July 1st, as opposed to July 4th for the U.S. , and we would stay
together for some time-

Zach: How old is Canada, by the way?

Glen: 1867, as opposed to 17 76. But it didn't become Canada as we know it in 1867 because
Newfoundland, the furthest east, only joined in 1949. So that's basically when it all came together.
Now, Newfoundland, 1949, has a peninsula at its furthest east, and it's called Avalon.  Avalon is
linked to the story of King Arthur and the Dark Ages and all of that stuff. Is it attached to the story
of King Arthur? Probably, because people who created the story of King Arthur were Scottish ;
Northern England, Scotland, and somewhere in there. The people in Newfoundland, the closest
to them, if you forget the Atlantic Ocean, is a place called Avalon.

Zach: I've never heard of it. I think you wrote it over there.

Glen: The interesting thing about the word Avalon, is Avalon as opposed to Ave. Avenue ⇢ The
new way. As opposed to the old way, which was the original way, so you start with an “A” and
you turn it into an “E”. Start with a female and turn it into a male. There's a whole bunch of tricks
on language.

So here I am in B.C. and I'm staying with somebody.  I get a phone call saying, we'd like to meet
you in a place called Olds, Alberta, I think it was.  At the door is an RV . These two women came
from Vancouver and gave me an RV, and said, until you get a farm, that's where you can stay. You
don't have to live with people you don't like just because they invited you or whatever.  You can
always stay in your own place.

Then back in the year 2000, down the road, the other side of Kemptville, there's a campground.
I parked there , they came , t hey had their own RVs and parked there.  Then we went to the
ceremonies in Ottawa in the year 2000.

Zach: And they were helping you?


Glen: And they were helping.

Zach: Wow.

Glen: Never met them before that time in Vancouver . They said, Glen, you're a problem for us
because we want to be with you so much, but we got things we have to do. Whenever we try to
get a hold of you, you're always somewhere else, and we have to try and find you. We don't know
where to find you. What we'd like to do is now that we're here in this region of Ottawa where you
were born, is say, how about this?

We'll buy a farm , and you can live on the farm.  That farm will increase in value over the years ,
and once it reaches the point where a mortgage can be had that would pay off the cost of the
farm and what we put into it, and you could take it over as long as you can make the payments
on the mortgage. But the farm will never be in your name.

Thought about it for a while. One day we went looking, and guess what? This place was for sale.
The woman that lived here had a much bigger farm originally, and they had subdivided pieces off
of the farm so that my neighbors over in this direction used to live here.  They don't talk to me,
and I don't know why.

So let me kind of indicate to you what
you're sitting on. You're sitting on this
farm. (Bell Canada will make sure that
my stuff is slower than most people ).
So here you sit, right here. Jig Street is
over there.  The house across the
street is right inside this point here.
There's the creek; it goes behind. We
own a piece of land that is shaped like
a pistol. This is the handle, and then
you go behind these houses like this
and over like this.

Zach: Gotcha, I see what you said
there.

Glen: So,  we don't go quite to the
creek because that's kind of floodplain
stuff. So, there's a field there when it's
not wet right along the creek.  But apart from that, we have all of that, 34 acres shaped like a
pistol, and we are sitting at the base of the handle if you were shoving a cartridge in. Well, that's
where we're sitting in this property. 34 acres is pretty big, 34.2 acres.


I would come here at the beginning and then go out to wherever I was being invited to speak
across the country…and go do talks over across the country, and they would pass the hat, and I
would end up with enough food to last until the next speech type of thing.  One day, I decided
that I wanted to have a path around the place. Now, you can look at the number of trees and stuff
and imagine, you don't walk too far before you have something you'd have to take out of the way
or you can't go the next step.

For a number of years, I worked on the path  just to pass the time. S ince I'm going to be here,
instead of going for a walk that does nothing for me except the exercise, why not put the exercise
to use by doing something that when visitors come and they want to visit the place, I can say,
well, get on this path and just go and you'll end up coming back here. 2006, which is about a year
after I stopped talking to Jennifer, I'm working in the bush. Normal, everyday stuff I do every day.

But all of a sudden, there's a group of men there. What are you doing on my farm, type of thing,
ya know. I look at them and among a couple of dozen, I'm looking and I said, I know this guy and
I know that guy , I know that guy and I know that …this is my Uncle Bernard.  This is my Uncle
Wilfred. This is Don Griffin I worked with in Ottawa.  This is Gary Parkinson who worked with us,
who worked in Ottawa, type of thing.

I said, but that can't be, they're dead. I don't understand. They said, Glen, we'd like to explain to
you what we're here for, but it's going to take a long time.  So, we'll do it slowly.  What we
wanted you to know, is that life doesn't end at death . That's just a little segment . As a matter
of fact, although the calendar didn't exist at the time, you were born the first time in 42,000 BCE.
You've been here on missions for us, and not explaining what us meant, you've been on missions
for us 700 times. This is your 700th visit.

You had a twin sister when you were first born, except she wasn't allowed to be born until 14
years after you . In other words, both of you were genetically engineered . But she was made
human, 14 years after you. That sister of yours is Jennifer. She has been here 37 times. She has
a special role to play, and because I know you know of her, but you've never met her, we would
like both of you to get together and make something happen that we need to see happen. Now
I'm trying to cut a whole bunch of stuff; keep to what I discovered afterwards, backwards.

Zach: So, that long ago you would have been something looking like Roma, right?

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: If you were 42,000, or Cro-Magnon maybe. Wow, hehe.

Glen: Hehe…. wow. I said, why me? They said, because you earned it. What do you mean I earned
it? Well, if you hadn't earned it, you couldn't see us . We'd be here, but you wouldn't see us ,
and nobody else would. That's why you have chairs all over the place here, and people will come
and say, but there's nobody there.


I look at them and I said, look, I was trained in graphic arts, I specialized in typesetting as a child;
16 years old.  For some reason, I took typesetting in high school in one year, and they made a
mistake and put me back in typesetting again the second year. You know how easy it is once you've
done it before, you know what you're supposed to do, and you do it, and you get away with a lot
of things that you wouldn't normally get away with, which is , in typesetting in my days at the
beginning, each letter is a piece of metal.

You have what they call a California job case, where you go and pick up an “E”, pick up an “L”, pick
up an “N”, you put them all together , and you make a word.  You put it in a frame, and you put
another word next to it, and it's called monotype. So, we had a machine that made these letters.
We put them in drawers. We would assemble them to make something we were going to print.

The letter is mirrored to your eyes because it has to be backwards, in order that when it prints on
paper, it prints right side up again.  The worst thing is , when you're done with the work, you've
got to put them back. You've got to go and take each letter and say, this goes in that drawer, this
goes in that drawer, and this goes in that drawer. One of the things that had happened in my first
year of typesetting, is the ceiling fell in the classroom I was in.

That's because somebody who didn't want to put the letters back , hid them up in the ceiling
panels, so that he didn't have to waste a few hours of his time, and could go play football instead.
He stuck them in the ceiling, but over time, the panel fell, and the letters fell all over the place.
So, that I learned, and I had in mind the second year , what is it that I hate about typesetting?  I
hate, after I've done the work and printed the paper, having to put them back.

But I can't put them in the ceiling because the ceiling's going to fall. Eventually, somebody will get
it on their head. So, I said, well, how do you make these letters? Well, there's the machine called
a monotype; you put metal in this pot, it melts, it goes into this format form over here, and it
produces a letter. So, I saved many hours of time in my second year melting my jobs down rather
than putting them back in the case.

So, you go back to the beginning. How is a letter made? It was melted from metal, so by putting
them in the pot, you can do that again. It's just you have less letters, until somebody makes them
again. In order to prove that to the first people that came here, I dug a hole, and in the hole, six
feet down, I take people out onto the sidewalk or the edge of the road here and say, is there
any place in this field that I could hide?

They look around, and that's when all the grass has been cut down. They said, no, there's no place
you can hide. I said, then watch me , and I walked around to the back.  I said, can you see me?
Yeah. I jump in the hole.  Can you see me?  No. Well, I'm still here, and you can't see me , right?
Right. So, it's your point of view that's wrong . If you flew up in the air and looked down, you'd
see me. If you walked around and came to the edge of the hole, you'd see me.  Why do you say
there's nothing there?




Every book you read has thousands of things you can't see. They're called spaces, the size of the
space varies by the thickness of the letter “N” as opposed to the letter “M”. So, if you're seeing a
big space, it's because somebody put “M” spaces in that spot. If you're seeing narrower spaces,
they put narrow “N” spaces in there. They're real. They exist. You can hold them in your hand,
these spaces.

But once you put them between two letters that are taller, you can't see it.  So, you make a
judgment; because I cannot see it , it can't be. I'm telling you that that's how the people I was
talking to, explained to me how I could explain to others , that before you're alive and after
you're dead, you're still there . Just because other people can't see you , doesn't mean you're
not.

Those people said, we are 26 in numbers . Everybody that is assigned to our group, which is
known as the Cell; The Cell Investigators Unlimited, okay? We, the Cell, exist and continue to
exist, like everybody else will, exist and continue to exist. We are here to tell you the real history
of the world, not the history being taught by people who were taught.

If you go back in time, the original teachers were lying, because they had an interest in keeping
you stupid, so that they could do what they wanted to do, which is run the world. But they had
run the world in 42,000 BC, and they discovered that the world did not end here, that there was
a whole bunch of stuff up there we call stars and planets, and that control freaks are never
limited to what they can see in front of them. They are, in fact, always looking to expand their
realm.

Who are the control freaks today?  Billionaires, because money is the means of control . Who
controls most of the billions?  Not the billionaires, but the people that control their money ;
banks, b ureaucrats. In government, the politicians don't control the money . Bureaucrats
control the money. Politicians get elected and are there one day and gone the next. Bureaucrats
are there all the time.

So, the world we live in is a world of bureaucrats controlling from behind the scene in a manner
that you can't tell. But they are the ones making the decisions. Now, if you go back to 1789 and
you're in France, there's no such thing as a bureaucrat in control of anything, there are monarchs.
Monarchs are in charge, and they don't give a shit about bureaucrats or people of any kind , as
long as they are not of service to them.

So, a revolt occurs , called the French Revolution, and the bureaucrats walk the royals to the
gallows and chop their heads off. A couple of thousand people in charge, you knock their heads
off, and they're no longer in charge. But what happened? Did life become better for the average
citizen? No. Power only shifted. It shifted from the monarchs to the bureaucrats.




Now, can I or you, walk hundreds of millions of bureaucrats to Parliament Hill or Capitol Hill and
chop their heads off? No. There are too many of them. However, for the people who are really
in control, these people have a purpose that is satisfactory to the people in control , until the
day when they no longer are needed.

Now the people before the Ice Age who were in charge said, what we need is a much bigger
population that will, in fact, do what we need to have done in all fields of knowledge. When we
have all that knowledge to ourselves, because we'll steal it from them in a manner we'll call prizes.
Whether short-term prizes, salary and a pension, or long -term prizes such as a Nobel Science
Prize for Physics.

But we'll take the information that they will have worked out all the details over hundreds of
years, and package together as proof this is true , and we'll take that and put it in our safety
deposit box . We'll gather everything through Academy Awards, through awards for writing,
through awards for anything you can think of ; health, physics. Once we have that computer
totally filled with truth, the things we will need for the next step forward will be there, and the
things that are fabrications of the mind that are untrue, will not be there to get in the way.

Once that day happens, we don't need all these people that we manufactured and put in place.
Therefore, the end of the world as we know it comes about. The end of the world as we know
it requires the end of the bureaucracies. How do you kill-

Zach: You can't chop their heads off.

Glen: How do you kill them?

Zach: Blood.

Glen: War, pestilence, famine and disease is what god suggests. Creation says, hmmm, you'll
miss a few. What you need is cataclysmic, catastrophic. Funny, the word starts with “cat”. It starts
with cat not by accident,  but because it started with cats . Black panther walking through the
mountain comes along and looks- let's pick a place, Lake Van in eastern Turkey. Looks down along
the side of this lake and there's this baby crying.

It's a human baby that he looks around , no one has ever seen this before.  It's a baby. I've lost,
says the cat, I've lost my litter. This baby could replace my litter. Grabs it by the neck, takes it off
to its cave, eat , and the baby starts sucking on the nipples of the cat.  Female, obviously, and it
survives.

Zach: Were animals too also hermaphroditic?

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: They were?


Glen: Yeah.

Zach: I imagined that.

Glen: Everything that lives begins hermaphroditic. Can't be any other way.

Zach: Right.

Glen: Men are irrelevant to the process except support.

Zach: Sure.

Glen: So, if the woman can give birth by herself, then you don't need anybody else . If a tree
starts off by growing, it would die , and that would be the end of the tree.  But if it has roots
underground, and at another place ten feet away, another tree grows, it's hermaphroditic. You
can have, search the world, and you'll find a single tree that has lived a thousand years, and it
has children all over extending as far as ten miles.

Zach: I wonder if we're so connected to the earth that we can have- I can't think of a word to call
it, but delayed information from our past lives, but in the present.

Glen: Absolutely. Absolutely, but it's a crime.  Let me explain.  Information controlled by hydro
creates electromagnetism. Electromagnetism is not visible. It's a cloud that hangs over a source,
and when the sun goes down, it goes down. When the sun comes out, it comes out. Now, if you
have a thermometer, and a thermometer is a measurement device for heat, supposedly , and if
you walk, (and you'll notice I have thermometers all over the place here. ) If you walk close to a
thermometer, and the thermometer on your car says it's 30 degrees.

But you look at the thermometer in certain places here, and it'll say 50 degrees.  That
thermometer has stopped measuring heat, and has started measuring electromagnetism. If you
go to where I dug the holes over in the field here, you can't see it because of the tall grass. You'll
look down, and what you'll say is, how come this is too hot?  This says it's... well, I've had one
thermometer out there , go zero all the way around and back up on the other side , while I'm
looking at it.

So, what you have to understand is that your body, head to toe, has millions and millions of on-
off switches. If I want to move my finger, I have to think about it, cause the switches to turn on,
and then I'm able to do that.  Each person has millions turned on, and millions turned off , and
they're not the same in each person, because personality explains what's going on here more
than anything else.





We have the same ones that allow us to move our fingers, but we don't have the same ones that
cause the brain to decide what finger we're going to move, or should we move the finger, because
it all depends on the link between the brain , and the on -and-off switches. Our personality is
different depending on what's on and what's off . How do you explain that one person can tell
you, March 5th, 2001, such and such a thing was going on, while somebody else can't remember
yesterday, let alone what happened on March the 5th?

It's because the switches in that person are different on than that person . It's a pretty simple
concept, it's just on or off . [section cut] And each one of us can do something that others find
difficult, and that we find normal. What they do seems difficult to us, because we don't have the
right combination of switches, and that's called personality.

It’s each person has a number of switches that are on, that are the same as us moving our arms,
sneezing, whatever. But they have a number that are on that ours aren't on , a nd we have a
number that are on that theirs are not. Okay, so it's pretty simple when you're dealing with billions
of switches. Where does this difference come from, and how does it get to you?

You have an instrument on a female body that transfers food from the mother to the child, called
a nipple. Right? Is there another instrument that transfers instructions to the switches in an
electromagnetic way? Areola. What is happening when a child is being fed through the mouth?
The brain is being fed through electricity, electromagnetism.

Zach: Right.

Okay? You see the child looking for the other nipple on the other side, because he found out that
if you squeeze, it works better.  Okay? So, you've been taught about food through the mouth,
but you've never been told about instructions through the brain from the same structure of a
breast. Because the areola is the key. The nipple feeds the mouth, the areola feeds the brain.

Why do you think nuns invented a sin for women to go topless?  They knew where knowledge
came from. They didn't want men to have the knowledge that they had. They wanted control.
So, if for thousands of years , men walked around Africa and whatever , and women were all
topless, men could see in a woman's nipple and areola construction , that they were liked or
hated, depending on what was going on over there.

If the nipple became hard and extruded, it meant the woman had feelings for that person. But
the feelings were not about, I want to go eat . The feelings were about, I want to go learn . If I,
as a male, can have access to that areola, not only will I know what I know, but a whole bunch
of new switches will be turned on in my own body, so I'll have my own switches plus hers. The
nuns had control and they knew where it came from, and they didn't want anything to do with
men except, hey, go do this , hey, go do that. Hey, I'm the thinker, you're the worker , go do it.
[section cut]



Zach: How did women take it the first time they realized men had been created? [section cut]

Glen: Kept it secret. [section cut] It took me 70 years to figure it out, and why would anyone get
married? Because if you get married, you're going to be only you and that woman.  But if you
have, as the people used to have that traded across Asia, a girlfriend in every port type of thing,
you would have an opportunity to know what you know, plus what she knows, she knows, she
knows, she knows, she knows, she knows, she knows, she knows . Okay? The one that has
control wants to keep control.

Zach: Yeah.

Glen: Okay? The one that has less control wants to increase their control . Since there were no
men at the beginning, women found out when, in the same way as that tree, instead of the root
being what creates another tree, started popping out cones. What is the word “cone” except the
word “one” with “C” in front of it? It's the beginning.

What happened when these cones went into the ground? They came out, some as women, some
as men. Whereas, the ones on the root were all women, because they came directly out of the
woman, not out of a cone . A cone created human men . Genetics is made up of cells, called
cones in a tree, called cells in human beings.

So, they start off with a hermaphrodite that makes other hermaphrodites, and then you end up
saying, if I had a worker who could do my job for me, the physical part while I do the brain part,
that would be handy. When they see this human being, being born from a cone, from a cell, called
male, yeah, they're bigger, they're stronger, they're everything but wiser.

We have the knowledge, but we won't tell them . We'll make them think they're important
because of their strength and physical size and all of that stuff. But we won't tell them the secret
about where knowledge comes from. Of course, the more knowledge you have, the wiser you
become, and the more you don't have to do physical stuff, as you get most of it done by mental
decisions.

Zach: Mmm-hmm

Glen: Once you grasp that entire concept of life , you will find out that the cone is not the first
place. It's only the first place for that tree.  But there is a common denominator in the ground
called stone; “S”-“T” from first one. Stone.

Zach: Yeah.

Glen: Okay?

Zach: S-T-N-D-R-D ⇢ [First Second Third]


Glen: You got it.

Zach: Well then, wait, let me stop before. Wouldn't the Cell then be even more knowledgeable?
Because they're not visible. So, they'd be even more [section cut out]

Glen: Because they could be sitting next to a nun while they're having a chat, and nobody knows
they're there. As a matter of fact, they may say, would you please sit in another chair?  I don't
want to spend this meeting with you on my lap , hehe. Okay? When Tom, my tenant, was killed,
and we had made this arrangement prior that we would- and I don't want to go into all the details,
but we would learn from each other. Tom would come to the driveway. Couldn't see Tom, but I
could. That was after the Cell told me about how things really functioned . Tom would say,
continue paying my phone bill, as you have in the past, at your bank, because I want them to
wonder why somebody keeps paying the phone on a dead guy.

But I want that phone to be functional for another purpose. So, I found out, because he had been
a police informant, that Bell Canada gave him a special rate . While I was paying $50 a month,
he was paying $30 a month for the same thing . So, I said to him, what I want you to do, Tom, is
when there's a meeting about Glen and Jennifer at the police station, or at Hydro, or at Revenue
Canada, or at Immigration, I want you to go to the meeting and tell me what's going on.

When my name or Jennifer's name comes up, I want you to tell me.  I have information that is
not self-produced, but I add to what I have, things that are found out by others who happen to
be dead in our world . Okay? 26 investigators. I asked them, what is the biggest advantage you
have as not being alive? There's got to be an advantage. Their answer was, perfect speed, that's
what we have.




I said, what do you mean by that? Well, think of your life and everything you wanted to know, you
had to go there. Go here, go there, go there, go there, find out here, find... A lot of it wasted time
in an airport, in a train station, bus stop, walking, just to get to where you want to go. So that in
a lifetime of a hundred years, you're probably only learning 20, 25 years. The rest of the time is
getting there. So, perfect speed, how do we explain it to you?

Glen, tomorrow morning, hitchhike to Smith Falls, which is about 25 miles from here.  Once you
get to Smith Falls, get on a bus, go to Toronto, rent a room in a hotel, sleep there, get up in the
morning, get on the subway, go to Don Mills, go to this address, stand in the lobby until somebody
unlocks the door and walks up the stairs, (because the doors are always locked) go up to such and
such a floor, to such and such a room, and we'll be there.

We'll explain to you, by that activity, the difference between how time it took you to do what
you did, as opposed to the time it takes us to do what you did . I did that, and I saw them the
only one time when they were all in the same room, 26.  Then I came back, and when I got to
Smith Falls, I called, and they said, where were you?

I said to Tom, come and pick me up. So, he came with car, and they brought me back home. Now,
that was, according to the Cell, step one in learning what they were talking about. A little while
later, a month maybe, I had supper, was sitting in front of the TV, and fell asleep. In the meantime,
the guys that were here, Tom, and then there were people from outside who had come to help,
were in the corner where the fence, little fences on the side, where I had built a fireplace over
there, smoking pot and drinking. None of which I could have cared less.

Then I get shaken; Glen! I look up, and it's one of the guys from the Cell. Come on with us. What?
What's the matter?  He said, do you know what the media would say tomorrow morning if the
police raided your place right now?  That Kealey is running this pot shop, and people are taking
drugs on the farm. They won't say these people took drugs.

They'll say Kealey supplied the means by which they took the drugs, because they couldn't care
less about those guys. But what they want to do is make sure that the people out there don't
respect Glen Ke aley, the guy who spent a thousand days on Parliament Hill . T hen ended up
getting charges laid against all of the big bosses at the RCMP, in the Prime Minister's office, in the
Cabinet of Government, and all of that stuff.

They want you to be hated or feared or ignored or whatever, and they'll use that opportunity.
So, they said, follow us, and I followed them.  At one place, they picked up a tarp and dragged it
behind, and I said, what are you doing that for? It's in case the cops come and they have tracking
dogs and stuff. They won't be able to follow us, but they'll follow your scent as to where we're
going. Anyways, we ended up in the back, and they said, sit down, we'll be back.




I sat down, and of course, I was wondering what was going on. I could hear the people talk over
their drinking and pot and whatever. A vehicle appeared. If I describe it, it’s something like a van.
I was told, get in and lie down on the floor.  A minute at most , later, they opened the door and
said, get out, and I wasn't here anymore. I was someplace else; a house. Got out, I said, how could
you get the vehicle into the back? There's no roads, nothing, leading out to the street. There's a
circle inside there-

Zach: You're talking about the back right there?

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: So, they got you to another place.

Glen: To another place, a house, and they said, go in and sit on the couch. So, I sat on the couch,
and nothing happened. I waited and waited, and every now and then they'd say, are you okay?
I'd say, yeah. Then one time they came and they said, are you okay? I said, no, I got to pee, hehe.
They said, go. So, I stood up, but I was outside in the grass, and I sat down, I was on the couch.
I tried it three, four, five times.  What's going on here?  They said, what you are experiencing is
perfect speed.

Zach: Right.

Glen: Now imagine if I told you to go to Toronto, if you'd do it the way you did it the last time,
when you could do it this way. Well, when you're dead, you'll be able to do it this way. So perfect
speed, as I found out in a movie that was made called Jonathan Livingston Seagull, perfect speed
is being there. There is no journey. So, in the same way, as there is no visible person sitting in a
chair, when they're dead, they can still be there. Their time between places is instant. They want
to be in Antarctica, they're in Antarctica.

Zach: So, they're basically us, not in physical form, but as memories. Is kinda what I'm saying.

Glen: Yeah, exactly.

Zach: Okay.

Glen: Energy without form, without, I shouldn't say form, without substance. No, that's not right
either. Without matter. Okay, it's energy but no matter.

Zach: Right.

Glen: So,  it's what old people who used to talk about, I went to bed last night and a ghost
appeared in my room. Well, a ghost is what they’re talking about. It's a person whose energy is
there, but no matter…body to go with it.


Zach: That's why religion had to get to them and indoctrinate them. So instead of saying, it's me
remembering things from the past, the religious indoctrination, you go, oh, it's just a ghost, it's
haunting me, or it's scary, try and ignore it.

Glen: Yeah. Don't learn is what they're saying without saying it . Don't learn from all your
experiences prior to birth, post -mortem. Everything during your lifetime can be improved by
turning on more switches . How do you turn on more switches?  Well, you have to have an
electromagnetic field at the right setup because each magnetic field may offer something
different. The right setup is a nipple on a woman, is where you go, and while you're there, your
head will be in that electromagnetic place . Each woman will offer a different set of
circumstances that will affect your on and off switches. [section cut out]

Zach: It's interesting too that you talk about the spine, the nipple, and they made up kissing too.

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: Because I don't think people used to kiss.

Glen: No.

Zach: It's a kind of a distraction. [section cut out]

Glen: Marriage didn't exist for human beings until the 1200s. It was marriage for monarchs who
had all the ownership, who would then pass it on through their wife to their next son. However,
if the wife, instead of passing it on to her next son, joined the nuns, all of the things that were
worth anything ended up in the hands of the nuns.  That's why today the richest people in the
world are nuns. But they don't tell you that. Okay?

Who owns Wall Street? Nuns. Who owns the stock market? Nuns. Who affects the value of your
shares? Nuns. If they want you to succeed, they'll make your investments function, whereas the
ones they don't want, can try all they want, and it won't happen. Did you know that on the stock
market, leaders, (billionaires) win 15% on their investments, the people who run the system win
10%, and the ordinary investor maxes at 5%? So, all it is, is a transfer of power. Okay?

Zach: Brutal.

Glen: They tell you, go and invest your money on the stock market.  Well, first of all, get elected
or become a billionaire, because otherwise, any wins you make will be temporary . god did not
exist at the beginning. Creation existed at the beginning. Creation is not a person, it's a process.
Creation, one day in a discussion, through whatever you want to call it, mental telepathy or
whatever, with a nun, was told that it was all wrong; Creation was all wrong, by the nun. The nun
said, let me be in charge.


To make a long story short, because it was a long argument, it was finally determined that
Mother Superior would be given power that belonged to Creation. Mother Superior, that's why
they call Soup, Superior, Lake Superior; Mother Superior, all the supers, have more power that
used to belong to Creation , and over time, (excuse the language, but I learned to swear being
alone for years on a farm with no hydro, stepping on a cat's tail.) Mother Superior fucked it up.,
okay? She attacked the problem as not helping others, but benefiting personally.

The name, for example, if I was the king of England and I sent somebody over to the United States,
I said, I want you to build 13 colonies over there, set up, collect taxes, send me the money back,
and operate as if you were me over there, found out that M other Superior wasn't sending back
to the king what should have gone to the king, but was keeping a side pot for herself. Although
she was known as governor, a governor is there on behalf of this other person, she began to act
as if she was the other perso n, keeping all the money for herself rather than sending back to
the governor.

The official English language word for that is “satrap", S-A-T-R-A-P. Satrap, means a person not
doing what was intended at the beginning in a relationship, but doing it in a manner that is self-
serving. That couldn't last forever with Creation. What the Cell was saying, is you have Creation,
they have- “they” in the sense not of a person, but of a process, created a Court, called the
Pineal Court, which is matched to the thing in the head , called the pineal gland, which is total
memory.

Everything you've done all your life is recorded in your memory. You may not remember it, but
it's there, and when you die, you are sent to this Court. Try to imagine, and I'm imagining in
order to explain, a big wide screen TV, a judge behind a curtain, you on a chair in front of an
audience looking in, and you're asked three questions. What did you know, when did you know
it, and what did you do about it? When you go to speak, your mouth doesn't function, can't open
your mouth.

But on the screen, your pineal gland plays back exactly the answer to the question . What did
you know, when did you know it , and what did you do about it? So, you are in fact, testifying
against yourself, albeit involuntarily, and much of the time not remembered. But the audience
can tell.

Zach: Right, because it's easier to notice-

Glen: For somebody else than for yourself. When your answers are completed, behind the screen
where resides Creation, a process, an answer comes out. Guilty, or not guilty, or didn't matter,
on each topic. Sentence, one of three Ps. If you look at the sign on my door of the former garage,
P3.


Zach: Oh, yeah.

Glen: Okay? What is P3? Paradise is number one.  Purgatory is number two.  Pacific is number
three. Now to understand where Pacific comes in, you have to know that the Court is in
Antarctica. In a place where few people want to go , and it's under ice. If you are sentenced to
paradise, they don't call it paradise by the way, they call it the fifth dimension, which we have
no concept of because we live in a four-dimensional universe, and perfect speed is not part of
it. But in fifth dimension is another place where perfection exists. That's one place.

Purgatory, which if you mispronounce it, it's purge-a-tory. Purgatory is a list of those in waiting.
How many people are in paradise out of the seven and a half billion who've lived and died?  The
rest are in purgatory, purge-a-tory, waiting for an opportunity to go in to paradise . But there
isn't much space to go in because Mother Superior has filled it with nuns who have not earned
paradise.

Zach: How did they take over-

Glen: They were given the right of control by Creation at one stage of the game that was wide
open, let's see what you can do better , type of thing. Okay? So, I am told by the Cell, that we
are at the end of the world as we know it , and therefore, the world run by bureaucrats and
nuns is coming to an end. Many people who are in purgatory should be in paradise, and many
people who are in paradise should be in purgatory. So that there is, ongoing, at this moment in
time, as a lead up to the change that will occur, a cleansing of paradise.


Going through, picking out all the people that don't belong there, who sit there with the
blessing of Mother Superior, moving them out, and searching through the line up of purgatory,
to see who are the people who should have been there , and moving those people . Not too
many people should have been there, and not too many people in paradise should have been
in paradise. Many of them belong in Pacific.

Now what does that mean? Pacific is the modern equivalent of the word “hell”. If you're found
to have been genetically engineered in a manner insulting to Creation, self-serving to yourself
or your beneficiaries, you will be sentenced to Pacific . What does that mean? It means that on
a block of ice, 40 x 40 or 25 x 25, depending on whether you're going with your offsprings or alone
type of thing, you will be placed on water outside Antarctica on the Indian Ocean side of things ,
and that block of ice will move as all moves across the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean , and
arrive at a place where tectonic plates below the water come together and go like this, so that all
of this matter goes to the core and melts, and therefore is eliminated. Period. [section cut]

Zach: There's an actual place that it goes straight from the Indian Ocean into the...

Glen: Yes.

Zach: Wow.

Glen: [possible section cut out] Plates, a whole bunch of them.  So that , that combination of
genetics never gets made again. Lesson learned, Creation is taking back control, and the people
who lived normal, less than self-serving lives, although there are things that a person needs to do
if life is going to happen, the penalty will be the possibility of continuity, paradise, purgatory .
None is painful in either one, but the difference between the two is that one serves Creation,
the other one serves mankind.

The only way you can move from mankind to Creation, is if someone, somewhere, does
something that is not self-serving, and intended for the most honorable person in purgatory. I
said to the Cell, how can I demonstrate that? They said, as I was told by a journalist once in Ottawa
when I was standing on Parliament Hill, Mr. Ke aley, why don't you hold a conference and have
people go to your conference?  I said, because that would require that I rent a place , and that
would require that I charge a fee for them to go to that conference, whereas Parliament Hill is my
place, as it is with any Canadian.

It's our place. It's not their place, inside, that's their place. But outside here, that's our place. So,
I said, I fear the step of asking for money to hear what I'd say for free on Parliament Hill.  Mind
you, even schoolteachers haven't grasped the concept of democracy , because I see the school
bus empty and people who want to come over and talk to me out of the school bus , and the
teachers, get over here, you can't talk to him, get over here.




So, I said, obviously the teacher doesn't understand democracy.  I don't have the power to go
inside and change the rules, but I have the power to tell the kids what to be leery of, okay. Unless
you stop them; you, teacher, stop them. I said, isn't it funny that I've been here two, three years,
depending on what time it was, and I said, people get off buses from all parts of Canada and they
have no idea who I am.

Yet a bus comes full of Englishmen , or Australians, or people from middle Europe, and they say,
hey, there's the guy we saw on TV , hehe. So, how come our media is not telling the story that
I'm telling to improve democracy, but the people in Austria are hearing it? Not about Austrians,
but about Canadians. Look at how he's allowed, and he's telling his entire story on Parliament Hill
every day. Isn't that country Canada marvelous? It's all bullshit. It's all rigged. Okay?

So, I started looking at World War II and saying, here we have a bunch of people called Nazis, who
say they should be in charge of the world. Here we have a bunch of people called Democrats, who
say, no, the people should be in charge of the world, and therefore that's us, Democrats. But look
around, and it's not true . The bureaucrats are acting like Nazis, and the Nazis are acting like
bureaucrats over in Germany. What happened here? Who won the war?

You got it mixed up here, or something happened, and what happened was, you create a war,
you create immigrants, you move them across, they give birth to children who have the same
genetic makeup they have, and 20 years later, the people who were the Nazis are now the Nazis
over here, and our people are over there, and nothing makes sense. So, the Cell said, we need
a Court that will realign what was intended by Creation at the beginning, and the removal of
the power that was transferred under that agreement, and that's what they're doing now. Now,
in this place, 34.2 acres, they said, we want to develop a teaching institution for all segments
of life.

[section cut out]

…. where I will eventually contain the cats, feed them, and a hundred people will come and go.
Then dropping out of the sky will be this A-D-I-F-O, and it will sit just above that pole where you
see the TV antenna on top.  Surprisingly enough, I've sat in one of the chairs there sometimes,
watching a low-flying airplane, and could hear their radio , their communications, not perfectly,
but I could hear discussions.

The one I heard, I would have guessed, was Ontario Provincial Police, whose normal task is to fly
over the highway next to the St.  Lawrence and give tickets to the people down below.  So, [it]
seemed to be a conversation based on that, but they had flown off their course to come here, I
guess, to see what I was doing or whatever, because they seemed to do that every now and then.
Like this morning, I think there were two planes and a helicopter.




It's a point of view , eh? It's like I told you before. From the street, police cars can see, but they
can't see everything, because from their point of view, they wouldn't know that the holes are
there. But when they're flying, then they know that they shouldn't come here at night and run
around because somebody will break a leg or something. [section cut out] What I discovered is it
didn't matter what I thought. They were directing my life in background, and I couldn't see it, I
could just live it, and from school to work, it was a project that somebody had for me.

Zach: So, we're all kind of, I think you said something like we're all programmed, it’s just-

Glen: Kind of robot-like with a little bit of flexibility. [cut out section] You have to know both sides
of each side.  It’s [section cut] If you're dealing with a mindset that is fixed, then you're never
going to learn anything. What you have to do is say, go with it , and along the way, there'll be
things that you're pleased about and things you're unhappy about , but there's a lesson to be
learned in both, and at some stage of the game, someone will step forward.

Under the knowledge that I had at the time, I used to call it a guardian angel will come forward ,
and a guardian angel will tell you what was planned for you and what you've done to advance
that or delay it, and will make it possible for you to fixate more on what was planned for you.  I
was always expecting to hear a knock on the door or somebody arriving at the door saying, I'm
here. It never happens in that manner.

But when I came to the conclusion of what I thought a perfect life would be, for me at least, would
be to live on a farm close to a water stream of some kind, in an RV, somebody else's property. So
that I was not responsible for other people's survival or for other people's happiness or distress.
Maybe this guardian angel would come forward under those circumstances, and without asking
anybody, they came and said, if we bought a farm, would you live there?

If we bought a farm, would you pay the equivalent of the mortgage? And sure, if I have an old age
pension coming in, I got no place to spend it on a farm, I can spend it on a mortgage. So, the deal,
as I told you before, was we'll buy the farm, you'll pay us a mortgage based upon what the bank
would charge for that amount of money, and I said, okay.

I had Tom hanging around with me, and he said he wanted to be my cook, my everyday helper
type of thing; drive the car, go get the groceries. He had a pension, he was a year and a half ahead
of me to get a 65 -year-old, old age pension. He wanted to help, but as he told me later on, he
was a spy for the police.  They had something on him that could have led to him going to jail ,
and he exchanged not going to jail for being an informant on Glen Kealey. Okay?

I saw him a couple of times in a police car out on the street , and he'd pretend he needed to
listen to the ballgame on the radio, and that radio was in the car or truck, whatever we had at the
time, he'd sit in it, and then a police car would stop a little bit further down the road and he'd
walk out, that kind of stuff.  But he said most of the time informants, police informants, work
from a hospital, because police have duties to do at the hospital.


So, it's not strange to see somebody go into the hospital and police go into the hospital, they
don't relate the two of them together. But through a series of walking through rooms internally,
they get to a middle place and speak to each other . But Tom was true to his word , he cooked
for me, he got the groceries, he drove the car . He was a lousy housekeeper, mind you, but hey,
people came and he served them supper out of his own pension fund, that kind of stuff.

I would have guessed when he came to me, he was ready to die. He had lost all will to live, and
when he started seeing what I was doing and wanted to help, it gave him an extra 10-15 years
of living in a happier way. He wasn't feeling sick the way he had been before, he was happy, but
unbeknownst to me he was an informant.  But if the police wanted to know anything, ask me,
I'll tell them, and it doesn't matter whether it's against the law for them to do it, nobody's going
to do anything about it.

I've had police here on a number of occasions say to themselves, and I could overhear, why are
we here? Who's driving us to be at Ke aley's place when there's nothing illegal going on, no
evidence of anything illegal, and yet we get phone calls from animal control saying they've got
a complaint about the animals, and we look at the animals and they're in perfect condition .
They come with us, these animal control people, and not satisfied with not finding a sick animal,
they murder a healthy old one and leave  him in the middle of the field , and we're there to
defend that?

It's not happening just once, it's kind of a trick they have of calling the police for protection from
possible danger. Whose danger is it? That's when they refer back to, Kealey was on Parliament
Hill for a thousand days . He was photographed from more cameras all around him for three
years. He never ever lifted a finger in violence. He often had to help people while he was there.
What are we afraid of?

Zach: I know exactly what you mean. Is that because the people in charge were like control freaks?

Glen: Yeah, of course. It's what I was saying yesterday. There's been a reversal after World War II.
In the 20 years that followed World War II, the Nazis came here, and the Democrats went there,
or someplace else, or they all died off.

Zach: They sojourned.

Glen: But everywhere you turn where there's a hint of power, they treat you like Nazis .
Nazi, the word phonetically, N-A-T-S-I, “is ant”. It's the ants down below who are running
the show, whose “A” doesn't appear in front of Royal Bank of Canada, but is there anyways.
Because the big lion hangs over, I think….the picture. Yeah, see, RBC with a big lion hanging
over.

Zach: Oh, yeah, hmm.


Glen: He rules the world, this guy, and that's one of the things I want to show you when we go to
town, is on a bigger scale, this sign, I would like to go into the bank and ask, is there anybody here
that was told during their training what this logo means?  See if anybody comes close to
answering, ants, rats, bats, and cats.

Zach: What does the lion have to do with an ant, though?

Glen: The lion is the king.  It is the biggest cat, and it is the king.  This is, ARBC is the process to
putting the lion in charge . In Ottawa, I don't know about in Texas, the biggest men's group is
called the Lions Club. All the bankers belong to it. All of the corporate heads belong to it.

Zach: So, the ants are the troglodytes, rats are the bureaucrats. Bats?

Glen: Bats, when you can't go from A to B and you have to fly over, so it's really a rat with wings.
Then it gives the power to the cat, and the cat is in charge outside and inside the cave. But outside
the cave, the lion takes over. The big one who doesn't give a shit, as opposed to the cats who just
want to live.

Zach: So, one cat controls like all the other cats, sort of?

Glen: One race of cats.  Because the original race of cat that saved mankind was a big cat, a
panther ⇢ Her pant ⇢She wears the pants, and she's black. But the lion is gold, brown. Who's
black and who's brown? When you take black and you dissect it into its component colors, and
you remove some, you end up with brown. If you remove some more, you end up with yellow.
If you remove some more, you end up with white. But everything begins with black.

Black is not a color. It is a composite of all colors . White is not a color. It is no color, period . In
between, there's a step -by-step process where by removing parts , you're removing green,
you're removing blue, you're removing orange. You're going down the scale to no color. So, there's
no doubt in my mind that human being-

Zach: I get what you're saying. So, the original black cat was the first...

Glen: The first to participate in making a human being possible.

Zach: Okay, and then they reversed the process.  Then the human being created the first white
cat.

Glen: Human beings began to play with genetics . Genetics occurs in nature, but you can't get
what you want from nature.  Genetic engineering allows you to choose ahead of time.  [section
cut out]

Zach: I read an article like a week before I left , that if you walk backwards, you remember
everything better.


Glen: Yeah, is it true?

Zach: Yeah, they said they tested it over a summer or something with a bunch of people, and the
guys who were walking backwards remembered short-term- You can remember five things short-
term for 30 seconds ; your mind can.  The guys who were walking backwards were able to say
everything again five minutes later real quick.

Glen: Maybe I should learn to walk backwards. I'll remember some of the words I forget, hehe.

Zach: Yeah, my mom and me have that problem. Like, we'll be just talking about something basic
and we'll forget random words that you would think were just-

Glen: That you use all the time and yet it doesn't come to mind.  That happens a lot as you get
older.

Zach: Honestly, I think it has to do with some kind of... probably some epigenetic thing.  Food,
plastic in the water, maybe-

Glen: Or somebody is pissed off that you're knowing too much , a nd is doing something,
electromagnetically speaking, that causes you to forget. [section cut out]

Zach: Before I forget, what do you think the role of is in genetic... like, compared to genetic
engineering and autism or Asperger's, what do you think is the play there?

Glen: It’s switches.

Zach: It’s switches, okay.

Glen: Everything comes down to switches. Billion switches in a person's body is not unknown.  If
you got 400,000 working perfectly and half a million shut off, you're following a pattern of activity
based upon what's on and what's off; it's all switches. That's what particles do in an atom. They
operate the atoms and this one turns that off and that... [possible section cut out]  Another
woman has allowed me to activate my switches.

That's where you're stuck as you're an adult, you're working, you have a family, you're supposed
to be single-minded when it comes to women, and it's a threat to your ability to live your full life.
[call from taxi driver] Taxi. The right of women to have an abortion is all right if the child hasn't
been genetically engineered properly for the system, but it's not all right if you're killing babies
that they've just programmed.




My view of it is , they have a plan for this child , a nd the plan is based upon the genetic
engineering they've done up front. So, the child is born, they circumcise, put in a vial, and write
the person's name on it . Then throughout life they make checks back and forth about what is
this child doing , how does he think , h ow does he approach situations , and h ow does that
compare to what we had expected and hoped and wanted? Okay?

At the end of life , i t would be beneficial to have a record of the person , a record of the
circumcision, and check and say, we need to manipulate this a little better when it comes to
birth, so that it'll change the personality a little more this way. Tell you what I know for certain;
number one, I was circumcised.  Somebody someplace has my foreskin in a vial.  Okay? Tom, on
the other hand, was not circumcised, and when he was killed at the hospital, (which I believe was
through some interference in the feeding mechanism) he was lying on a hospital -type bed with
wheels there and a thing that rolls around, (I forget what they call it) and the coroner came.

Now the coroner left the body and went home. I went into the room and I saw the body. The first
thing I saw was that the head was hanging over the end of the wheeling thing.  Mouth open;
obvious something had been done by the coroner in the mouth , which is basically a swab of
the person's DNA. Then I noticed something funny. He had on his feet a pair of socks.

Tom always had the habit, like I have, of having two pairs of socks. One that touches your skin and
one that doesn't touch your skin.  They carry, when you send them to the laundry, something in
the DNA in the one that touches your feet , and it's not based upon something that you walk in
because that's covered by the first pair. Now the coroner had for some reason , taken his socks
off and put back only the outside one.

Zach: Yeah, took all of them off.

Glen: Yeah. Okay? So that was two things that I was looking at. Then I lifted the blanket and it had
been circumcised.

Zach: Then? Or already?

Glen: No, no, there!

Zach: Right there?

Glen: By the coroner!

Zach: Oh!






Glen: So, he hadn't been circumcised as a youngster, but somebody knew something about him,
and they couldn't confirm it until they got a circumcision. The foreskin. Think of golf. When you
have a problem and the ball goes off in the wrong direction. Fore! Okay? What is golf but a story
of life? 18 holes, 18 years, you're born, you learn, you're a kid, you grow, you become a person ;
18. But you got to do it four times; four days in a row. So, 18,36. [18+18+18+18=72]

Zach: 48.

Glen: Add 18. Add 18.

Zach: 60.

Glen: 72.

Zach: Oh, 72.

Glen: 72 and 8 years ⇢ Big 8-O ⇢ 8 years of bonus if you did it right. Okay? So, you're designed
to live 80 years. If you really did it right, and they really want to kiss your ass in public, through
the media, then you live to be 90, 100. Minded your own business, that'll get you a long way.

Zach: Yeah, mum's the word.

Glen: Yeah. So, put that together with the fact that I'm circumcised, and they're wanting to
know how well I performed over a lifetime. Guess what? Shut the power off, electromagnetize
the place with a, if you look at that post, there's a big wire running down the post to the ground
that has no cover on it.

Zach: Yeah.

Glen: It sends its surcharges into the ground, and what did it do to Glen? Hey, what did it do to
Glen? A hernia.

Zach: Oh, a hernia?

Glen: A hernia, and what happens to a penis when you get a hernia?  The hernia grows, and it
almost looks like the penis shrinks. It's not the penis that's shrinking, it's still at the same place,
but everything grows around it, so it makes it look like it's not there anymore.

Zach: Right.

Glen: And the more it goes in, the more the skin on the outside looks like what had been cut off
in the first place.

Zach: Oh.


Glen: Foreskin, so that when I die, the coroner will take the second version of foreskin off of
me, and you'll have the original and the last, and in between, the story of Glen's life. They don't
like it, hehe. They want you to not talk to anybody, so you become a non-person to the media.
That's what I am, that's what Jennifer is; two non-persons.

Zach: I was going to ask you two things. I looked up Australian Aborigines, because that was the
closest thing…my friend showed me them. He used to tell me how different they looked than the
average person. They're like Africans, but way bigger and like a different head, I can't describe it.
They're rare now. But are those the closest?  They're full black. They're big, big, big girls.  I don't
know how else to describe it-

Glen: They were isolated…well, they are a version. Everything, it’s like the statues on Easter Island.
Every statue is slightly different. It's a version of genetic engineering in number one, a different
version in number two, a different version in number three.

Zach: I was gonna say, compared to, how close are they to the original mamas of Africa?

Glen: I would say they were taken off the boat of the first ship that landed.  But it's not a ship, it
came out of the brime of Lake Van or whatever. [section cut] I have no idea really on [section cut]
the first one might have been. All I know is that there is a difference between a child being born
from a root and a child being born from a cone.  [section cut] When did the change occur?  The
first one never disappears totally, but the majority takes over by a different process. So, the root
is limited say, to 10 miles environment, whereas the cone, you can take a cone to South America….

Zach: Yeah, I figured, so you're talking about the cones or the males that are changed-

Glen: They're extracted from the hermaphrodite.

Zach: Right, and so immediately the hermaphrodites had an expiration date essentially because
you had plucked out what the Neanderthals needed.

Glen: You limit its power and you allow something else to take over. But it's still your basic root
structure that you will need when you want to change what you've done later on.

Zach: Compare.

Glen: Yeah, so, you want to always be able to go back to some of them and get what you need
as the beginning.

Zach: And Neanderthaler, they looked pretty short and weird looking.




Glen: Neanderthalers were thought to be the only ones that intermarried, intersexual
arrangement with original human beings.  But now they're discovering , no, there's a group of
people that come out of the area of France. What's the cartoon character of the boy who's always
getting in trouble. Dennis; Denisovans they call them.

Zach: Oh, did they?

Glen: Yeah. Dennis the Menace. So obviously they put together one group with another group to
make a combined group for a task and away you go. Then they find out, mmm, it's not quite what
we wanted. So, they take a Denisovan, some DNA, and add it to the original two they put together,
and now you have three parts. How many parts can they access? [section cut]

Zach: 144,000.

Glen: That's life; you're having to live in a world where the most respected group is the biggest
liar; media. Everybody wants the media's opinion before they make a decision on what's true.
Yet the media, Adam at the top of the Big 8, Adam is saying, ha ha, I got you. But you got this guy
Kealey. Who's that?

When I came out of the courtroom with everybody charged by the judge, the media had to be
there. Yet, for three years they ignored everything I was saying on Parliament Hill . For three
years I had a sign that said, Brian, stop stealing , and when they arrested me I said, it's true and
it's in the public interest. I can say that on Parliament Hill, and they put me back, and they put me
back.

They brought me shoes to wear in the middle of a snowstorm, brought me boots , policemen,
brought me boots.  Said, Mr. Kealey, your feet are getting wet , here. I was standing on the hill
listening to the sergeant -at-arms give instructions at the changing of the guard , and I noticed
there was a rising of the voice by the sergeant and then a quieting down of the voice.

So, I ended up saying, I'm going to only say one word on Parliament
Hill that's quote unquote “out of place ”. Resign! Just below
Mulroney, the prime minister's window. The sergeant at arms from
the parade came over and said, Mr. Kealey, if you ever give up your
role here, come and see me, we need somebody with your voice to
run the military, hehe.

So, for three years, a sign that says stop stealing, Brian stop stealing,
and yelling resign. I expected to be there a week, be arrested and
locked up someplace. After three years, they came to me, the head
political reporter of the Globe and Mail came to me. She said, I'm
writing a book, I need your help, explain these things to me , and I
went through explaining everything to her.


She came from Toronto, and one day she said, can you do me a favor?  Come home with me.  I
have a husband and children I have to go back and take care of, but we have a guest room and I
need your advice on my book. I don't know if the book has survived the cats in there.  But I gave
her information and she gave me an acknowledgement at the beginning of the book , as having
provided her with information.

That was totally out of sync with what the media had done to me for three years.  Totally out of
sync. So, what had happened? I couldn't figure it out , what had happened? Where the boss of
media sends the most important reporter they have on Parliament Hill , writing a story on the
Prime Minister. Sends them to Glen Kealey, the protester, who was never mentioned anywhere
except on the day when they were called to court by the judge.

The judge said, I have listened to policemen, politicians, bureaucrats and Mr. Kealey, for the last
four weeks. He filed charges against 16 people. Some of them are the most important people in
the country. One is the commissioner of the RCMP, second one is the assistant commissioner of
the RCMP, and the third is the deputy assistant to the commissioner of the RCMP. All of which,
are now charge with preventing the police from doing their work , preventing the police from
laying charges against crooked politicians. Mr. Kealey, can you come up here and sign these papers
please. 300 media are sitting there with their jaws down to here, and Glen Kealey is walking out
of the audience up the stairs and signs the papers.

Zach: To file against the police, I mean for the police to the-

Glen: The papers that she said is the result of the court investigation over a three to four week
period. Because there was a day or two in between that we didn't sit. That's the information we
received Mr. Kealey. You're the complainant, you sign.

Zach: Wow.

Glen: So, I then go back to my seat and then she says, and now we turn not to the cover up but
to the criminals , and she names the prime minister's chief of staff ; four senators, four cabinet
ministers. Mr. Kealey, can you please come up and sign , and lays it out in front of me.  First, I
thought, well out of the 16, she's taking in three. Now she's given me nine more, so I'm up to 12.

The media, just no words. All sitting there, and usually somebody runs out and gets on the phone
or something and calls headquarters to tell them what's happening. But they were stunned. Then
she calls me up after saying, there are some associates to these politicians who deserve the same
fate as the politicians.  Mr. Keal ey, will you please come up.  Backroom boys , I call them ;
bureaucrats in the backroom. In the end, I had filed 16 complaints; 16 were charged. By mistake,
I had not charged the prime minister.

Zach: Shit.



Glen: The mistake was I had prepared the paperwork.  The judge said there's some legalese in
your paperwork that's not correct, write it over again, fixing that. When I wrote it over again, the
only one I forgot was the prime minister. Somebody told me later, had I put the prime minister's
name on there, nothing would have happened. The judge wouldn't have heard the case. There
wouldn't be any charges at all. But by somebody in the background of my head, controlling me,
made me forget to transcribe the prime minister's name , and they were all charged.  Now what
happens?

Now what happens, is I walk out of the courtroom. 300 of the top reporters in Canada all over
me, a nd I basically answered a few questions.  I said, tomorrow I'll be back on my spot on
Parliament Hill, and if you want to ask any questions, I'll be there. That day I went home and I was
shaking. What is going on here?  Everybody I charged has been accused, not by me, but by the
judge. They all have to appear in court with all their lawyers in September, and this was July.

Zach: Early 2000s?

Glen: That was 1991, and I had been on Parliament Hill a thousand days.  So, what do I do now?
Well, it all comes down to I've done my share. I can answer questions on Parliament Hill. But we
need a more formal environment, which became the office of the lawyer who had offered to
assist me for free by asking questions that I wrote down on paper. Because I'm not a lawyer and
therefore, they needed explanations that were legalese and stuff like that, so that's what I did.

So, the day of the charges, the day of Parliament Hill, and the day of a press conference. That was
it until September. Have a good day.  In September, you see the picture on board of the Prime
Minister and the Premier of Ontario talking, getting instructions from the Globe and Mail
newspaper, saying, you have a problem . You have a problem . He found the key to getting to
you. It wasn't supposed to be.

Zach: Yeah, wait, how did, what was your key, like if you had to name it?

Glen: Private prosecution.

Zach: Private prosecution.

Glen: Private prosecution meant you didn't have the approval of the Attorney General, but you
were a person in Canada, a citizen, and you had a claim that the Attorney General was part of
the problem. So, you go to a Justice of the Peace, you lay out your case, and the Justice of the
Peace, 30 years' experience, the most senior in Ontario, she will decide whether or not they go
to trial, and she did.

Now, my lawyer, who I hired because he had left the RCMP , having been a witness against the
commissioners of the RCMP , he decided he had passed his bar exams and become a lawyer, not
just a policeman. I said, that's the guy I want for the Canadian Institute for Political Integrity to
file the incorporation papers, and he did.


Now, he told me at a later date, he said, I had to go to classes for a year as part of my job as a new
lawyer. I sat in that classroom one day, and I heard the teacher get up and say, an idiot by the
name of Glen Kealey, crazy person, brought up private prosecutions and took all of these people
to court and caused all kinds of problems for Canada . The dollar dropped by 1%, the interest
rates went up by 1%, all kinds of things he was saying.  All because of one crazy person by the
name of Glen Kealey.

So, Rick Jordan, my lawyer, who's sitting in the classroom, gets up. He says, excuse me, can I say
something here? I happen to be Glen Ke aley's lawyer. I wasn't his lawyer at the time, I became
his lawyer afterwards. I have one question for the teacher, and everybody seems to agree with
his version of events.

My question is, if Glen Ke aley is crazy, what do we call the judge?  If the judge is the one who
listened to the evidence, and the judge is the one who laid down the charges, and she's got 30
years experience in law, what do we call her? Glen Kealey did not lay the charges; Glen Kealey
laid the information. The judge laid the charges. Everybody in the class quietened down, and he
got up and left the room. Rick Jordan is his name, Richard S. Jordan.

Zach: Your lawyer?

Glen: Yeah, there's a chair out there for him . Even though he didn't have anything to do with
my case, just incorporated the institute, he had the guts to get up in a classroom and tell the
story in front of a teacher who was absolutely wrong, and a bunch of students who were
absolutely wrong, because what they were approving would be fascism. What I was performing
was democracy.

The price that he paid as a lawyer, he had to leave town, couldn't do any business in Ottawa,
went up near the Great Lakes, opened a little business in law, found out that unless you lie, you
cannot become a lawyer in a courtroom . I said, what are you talking about?  He says, the only
way you can make it through the expenses of the first couple of years is drunks.

So, you take on drunks, and you go to court, and you have eight cases, and you do them all in a
second or two. You postpone the case, you plead guilty or plead not guilty or whatever, but only
takes a few minutes. Then you go back to the office, and if you're a lawyer, like most lawyers, you
send a bill to the government for eight hours for each one.  Not one minute in eight hours, but
eight hours of fees because you spent a day in court. So, you get a check from the government.

I don't know what they give them now per hour, but say it's a hundred bucks. Eight hundred bucks
in a day. He said, I can't do it  Glen I cannot lie about what happens in court, and therefore I've
decided I'm not going to be a lawyer.  I'm going to be on my farm, looking at the stars, checking
the Big Dipper, making sure that it's not signaling the end of the world or something to that effect,
and that was it.


He's up there, and he doesn't believe that I should have gone to court and laid charges against all
of these people, but he believes I had the right to do it , and he believes the judge had the right
to give the right decision. So, there you go.

Zach: That’s how the-

Glen: That's how it all started for me when the Prime Minister and the Premier got together
and stopped the charges from going forward in September. As they said, we're going to ask the
Ontario Provincial Police to reinvestigate. I looked at them and I said, the Ontario Provincial Police
are going to investigate the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to find out whether or not the
Commissioner of the RCMP should be charged on their word , or forgiven on the OPP's word . It
made absolutely no sense, and they never did anything. Never did anything.

Zach: What did they not do?

Glen: They did not investigate.  They just said they were going to . But they're not stupid.  The
guys that testified in court are the guys who knew what the Commissioner did. They're not going
to find out anything different. They did nothing. They sat on their hands and three years later I
went to them, and I said, excuse me, you were given the task three years ago of investigating this
case. Right? Right.

Don't you think that it would make sense that you would ask the person who filed the charges to
make a statement? Yep. Well, how come you haven't, since I'm that person? Why have you not
asked me anything about the case three years later? I don't expect you've asked anybody else if
you haven't asked me. He said, why not we ask you now?

Why? Because I have a witness here sitting?  What am I going to tell you more than what the
witnesses, the cabinet minister that testified, the three members of the RCMP that testified, the
assistant deputy commissioner of the RCMP who filed the charges against his own bosses. What
am I going to tell you that's any different that you're going to find out if you ask me questions?
Ask away.

They said, no, that's okay.  Thank you. Have a good day, and we left.  So, if the system that you
defend is democracy and you can't find a Democrat in control of anything, and if anyone close to
the top says anything or does anything, they are shifted to the bottom. What is it called? It's called
fascism. Why is it that the media keeps reporting about how great Canada is as a democracy
when they know damn well the opposite is true? Because they don't report it.

What they say is, oh, we report everything that happens.  No, excuse me, you report what
happened by commission. You never report what happens by omission . What did people not
do is what you're supposed to be telling. Not just what they've done, what they haven't done is
more important. They haven't taught us the truth in school, they haven't taught us the truth in
church, and they haven't taught us the truth in government.



The only thing we have to look at is what are they doing . I'll tell you what they're doing. They're
doing what you call Nazis used to do.  Say, we want to control the world, and we're going to tell
you what's true. We want to be the nice guys, so we're going to tell you we're nice.  But are we
going to tell you about people who were born 80,000 BC E as men, who over the next 40,000
years were handed control by hermaphrodites, and the hermaphrodites became women to the
men? They're not going to tell you that in 42,000 BC, Glen and Jennifer were born as the last male
and female period, who will then be reborn on a number of occasions when we need more
information about how the process is evolving.

Zach: Is genetic memory linked to intelligence, or are those two not compatible?

Glen: No. Although, if the switches are all open, you see more intelligence.

Zach: You see more intelligence, yeah. It's like causation versus correlation.

Glen: That's where we're at.

Zach: Gotcha.

Glen: Okay? There's no complication.  We're at a situation now where there is a need by the
controllers, the secret controllers of the planet, there is a need for them to change everything
in the way their servants act . It's impossible to do what they need to do by taking a thousand
years. What they need to do to explore space is change things now, tomorrow, get it over with.

So, all of their servants are their enemy. They are preventing things from happening that have
to happen now. Here we are, an American and a Canadian. The Canadian on the edge of life, the
American on the beginning of life , making certain that at least an understanding, first -hand
understanding, has occurred. Not a belief system, a process that can be tracked for the next 40
years.

You have 40 years practically guaranteed, unless you get hit by a car, and I have 40 years not
guaranteed. I could die if you go by the obituaries in the newspaper , I'm in that section of age.
Most people are dying 80 or less. That's only a year and a half for me. I believe I will last longer,
but I'm not taking any chances. Jennifer is 14 years younger than I am, and you're a hell of a lot
younger than I am.

So, with the three of us having heard the story, there should be no forgetting along the way. It's
on tape. You don't need to remember it, you can just replay it over and over again, because you
don't remember everything. No one ever does, because of the way the brain functions ; takes
off on its own path and goes away while the talk keeps on going . So, you have to listen to it
over and over again. The women who bought this property say, you never give the same speech.
I said, yes, I do. You don't hear the same speech.


Zach: Oh, I see what you’re saying.

Glen: Where did you rent that car?

Zach: Right across the airport.

Glen: In Ottawa?

Zach: Yeah, in Ottawa.

Glen: Did you notice on there, on the back, there are three different messages? One, is that it was
not bought in Ontario. It was bought in Quebec. Gatineau ⇢ Gate in water. See that, Gatineau?
Gate in water. Water gate. Next-

Zach: Linked to Nixon.

Glen: Yeah. Nixon and a criminal investigation. Next thing is, Ontario license plate.

Zach: It's got a crown. Is that what you're talking about, the crown?

Glen: CCMJ040, Ontario, “Yours to Discover”. Okay? That's supplied by the government. Gatineau
was supplied by the car maker who sold it through an agency in Quebec.  Then below,
Surgeoner.com. What is strange about Surgeoner? I know it's an Ottawa dealership, but doesn't
it have the word “surgeon” in it? What is a surgeon?

Zach: Someone who operates.

Glen: Who has the legal right to murder. Now is the dealer telling me, or you, or anybody else,
that this is a weapon to kill?  Why would anybody choose the word “surgeoner”? A surgeon
comes from “sturgeon”. A sturgeon is a fish that comes out of the ocean and swims into fresh
water. One example is come up the St. Lawrence Seaway to the Ottawa River, turn up and come
to Ottawa. A guy who goes fishing for sturgeon, (which is a fairly big fish), will prepare his fishing
day one day ahead of time, go to the side of the river, say on Saturday, and throw off the dock or
off a rock or whatever, a bunch of boiled potato cubes.

They sink to the bottom, and the sturgeon all can feel it, sense it, and they congregate around it
until they've eaten it all. Then the fisherman goes back on Sunday, and he has these potato cubes
on hooks, and have four hooks, and he has to pedal his bike home with fish that weigh almost as
much as he does. Then he takes them over to an East European restaurant and says, I got these
four sturgeons, and I've had to pedal 20 miles with them, and I want you to have them and smoke
them, and you can keep two and give me back two.




Then he takes the two smoked fish next weekend home, puts them in his fridge, and he says, I
get money from the government to eat because I'm an immigrant with no job, so I don't waste
my money on food, I got my food. Fridge full, freezer full, rent paid for by the government, money
for food paid for by the government.

Zach: Where did they come out of? You said the sturgeoners come out of from what? Come up
from som-

Glen: Surgeons are basically a segment of the society that is away from the average , and then
makes their appearance at a hospital. Like they're not the guys who meet the patients. They are
the guys that doctors call in and say, this person has this problem, only you can fix it.  Now, the
problem may be that this person is alive, and we don't want him alive, and the person dies in
the operating room. Or the person may have a knowledge that the system needs and says, we
don't want him to die yet, we need that information. Bring him back to a talking stage at least,
so that we can get the information, then you can kill him . There's something about this
dealershit that is…

Zach: Linked.

Glen: Linked to the system, and it's the biggest in Ottawa, I think, surgeoner.  [section cut] Look
what it has on the side there, IT , next to the red light.

Zach: Oh, LT.

Glen: LT?

Zach: Yeah, LT.

Glen: What does that mean? Limited.

Zach: Transmission?

Glen: Limited? LT?  An abbreviation?

Zach: Oh, or just limited.

Glen: So, it's got a purpose, it's refined, and limited activity.[section cut]

Zach: So, you think they programmed the girl who gave me the second option , that was not my
first option, and she was programmed, she didn't know why she was giving me this car?

Glen: Yeah.


Zach: That's wild. See, that's why I kind of for a while was paranoid because I was trying to pick
up on, what are they programming me that I don't know I'm doing that they're doing all the time?

Glen: Answer. Everything, hehe.

Zach: Hehe, everything, because they're learning all the time.

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: They're updating-

Glen: Everything, everywhere you look. So go to your room and think, heh.

Zach: Yeah, I will.

Glen: There is no answer to the problem other than a Pineal Court. That's it. Unless [section cut]
some people are born and given an opportunity by the system to teach to others information that
is false by saying, ignore this switch that's open in your brain and follow my instructions. Because
anybody knows when the truth is obvious and you disregard truth because the media says, don't
pay attention. Therefore, the things you want more, win out, and the things you want more are
to be appreciated.

Zach: Mm-hmm.

[section cut out]

Glen: …because we can't guarantee you'll be able to hear us if you cut your hair.  But then they
worked for about 10 years on their own problem of hair , and then they said , well, we've
developed a new approach, so if you don't mind would you cut your hair, so that we can find out
whether or not-

Zach: Whether it works.

Glen: -you can still hear us . Because if you can ’t, we'll have to wait till you grow it back.  But it
worked.

Zach: The way it worked with me , I don't know what is better because , for me, the way I broke
through, was the excruciating amount of evidence and intuition, with still all the programming of
me wanting to stay in the... there's too much congestion , so like blew up , and then I went into
chaos for a while, but then it settled and I was better for it. Would that have been easier if I had
longer hair? Maybe.

Glen: Could be.


Zach: Could’ve been. You never know. It's different for different people.

Glen: Apparently, the changes that they've made has rectified the situation so it probably works
for both. I'm at a stage now, where I'm having to prepare for dealing with business people again.
Because of the development of this farm, the Cell wants to develop the entire 34 acres. Starting
with this part here, they wanted this to be kind of a what they call a “catio”, a patio for cats.

They wanted me to raise a hundred cats  which basically you can't contain unless you build a
fence around it, and then the police interfered. They basically limited my finances by killing off
Tom, who was the tenant here, and an agent for the police. He told me so before he died; Tom
Byberg.

Zach: It was a guy?

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: What?

Glen: So that meant no information from him, but no rent either. Then the next thing they did,
was kidnap Jennifer.

Zach: How long ago was this?

Glen: Three years, four years ago.

Zach: So, this is still recent.

Jennifer: [over the phone] It’s going to be four years this August 21st.

Zach: Gotcha.

Glen: Okay? So, they kidnapped her and dumped her in New York-

Jennifer: [over the phone] On the road.

Glen: On the road four times, and I kept telling her, well, walk back, heh. She'd walk back, and
they'd arrest her again, and dump her out again, and arrest her again. So finally, what they did,
was they took her to Ottawa, put her in a jail in Ottawa for 74 days, and a judge from Immigration
Review, people, did a video with her and told the police, look, today's Friday, I'm gonna go away
for a week and I'm gonna come back and make my decision on whether Jennifer should be
allowed to stay, because there's a lot of things that I've heard that suggests she belongs here.




So, I know what you guys have in mind, he told the police, and I want you to forget it. Don't do
anything until I come back on Friday . On the Monday night , in the middle of the night , they
went and got her out of the jail and took her to Montreal Airport. Argued with the police there,
how come they want to take this woman to the US when she doesn't have any...

Zach: Yeah, what was the initial...

Glen: …documentation that suggests she's been ordered to leave or anything . She obviously
doesn't want to go.

Zach: And the judge wanted her to stay?

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: Oh, but the police were like…

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: Well, so why are the police-

Jennifer: [over the phone] The judge ordered that I was to reappear before him the next week on
November 6th at 10 a.m., that I had strong ties to Canada, and that they were not to go through
with what they were going to do . That hearing was done after I was already presented with a
piece of paper that was not a government document , and it said that I was going to be
deported, and he'd already written on it, “refused to sign”.

Zach: Oh.

Jennifer: [over the phone] He already wrote on it, so that my signature would not ever be on it.
So, the person that came , was the old attorney that was appointed for me , which she already
knew there was a problem when she showed up. Because she was an amicus that was appointed
prior and she…uh-huh

Zach: Are they doing this to y'all because of the initial caterie thing, or is this something before
that triggered the poli-

Jennifer: [over the phone] No. I don't know exactly why they're doing it to me , but everything
that they did to me , because they kept me out of Canada for two years , actually, when I was
already legally married to Glen in Canada. They already denied me entrance for a year, and then
when I went back, they said, well, you don't have a job. But people in Canada had conspired with
the state of New York, or I should say, the state of New York conspired with people in Canada to
keep me from having any kind of work or any employment  in New York during the year I was
waiting to see my husband.


I couldn't get a job , so I was on unemployment . When I went to the border the second time ,
then I was denied entrance, because they said, you don't have a job, and if something happened
to you, you couldn't even pay. You might take advantage of our wonderful health care system
over here; you need $15,000 in the bank, and you need to prove it.

Glen: After making her unemployed for two years.

Jennifer: [over the phone] I didn't know until after I got back here, that there had been a whole
conspiracy and collusion to keep me from working . What exactly was going on , at the time , I
couldn’t figure it out.

Zach: So, they don't even explain themselves. [inaudible]

Glen: Let's make it perfectly clear. There has never been an explanation of what is going on by
anybody in an official role. Secondly, there are plenty of reasons that could be the reason behind
it, including me laying charges against senior politicians way back in 1991. All the way up to today,
I could name about a dozen reasons. The problem we will have, is we don't know which of the
multiple reasons is the reasoning behind what they're doing to us now, okay?

Zach: Gotcha.

Glen: My biggest suspective mind tells me that it is not a recent reason , or even a 25 year old
reason, but more a knowledge of the creation of humankind; the evolution of people prior to
the Ice Age. The Ice Age period division between two groups of people; the ones who went into
hiding, and the ones who went into the snow . Then the coming back together in about 8,000
BCE, with one in hiding, and the other one creating the world we know today.

Zach: Right. So, you're saying they know something that we don't, and they know how to keep us
from knowing every single detail so that we don't-

Glen: Therefore, the only group of people that I can point a finger to , is the media . Because
their job is to tell us what we don't know , and they won't tell us what we don't know , unless
we find out for ourselves, okay?

Zach: Yeah, of course. They omit.

Glen: That's why they have a Bible that starts with the guy at the top they call “Adam”. But they
have a code that says “A” and “E” are interchangeable. So, Mede, Media, Mede is the name of
the place they come from in Iran.

Zach: Right, Medes

Glen: Mede was a town in Iran, capital.



Zach: Yeah, I have pictures of all the names of the middle-

Glen: And it's linked to medicine, okay?

Zach: Medicine, cine.

Glen: Surgeons, sturgeons. Sturgeons are a fish that come out of the ocean up into clear water…

Zach: Fresh water?

Glen: Fresh water, into places like Ottawa or Washington. So, surgeon is the only person who has
the ultimate right to murder with nobody investigating. They call it operations.

Zach: Oh, okay. Just like psychological operations-

Glen: They want to get you in the hospital like you got Tom , and they kill you when you're a
problem to them in the hospital.

Zach: Or not even a problem. Like my grandpa, they gave him chemo and he died quicker than I
said he would have lived if they hadn't given him chemo. He would have gone another two.

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: He's a trooper.

Glen: Yeah. I had to take Tom to the hospital because he fainted at Walmart.  I sat at the end of
the bed looking at him, and he had an intravenous in his arm and absolutely recovered in the bed
because they gave him food through the intravenous. In walks a nurse or a female doctor from
India who said to me, I understand you're his guardian , (he's a year and a half older than I was
at the time) and she said, what do you think of DNR?

I looked at her and I said, do not resuscitate?  She said, yeah. I said, well, what are you talking
about that for?  He's not looking like he's about to go.  He only needed some food because he
hasn't eaten properly, and you're putting an intravenous in his arm and he's fine.  He just asked
me for my pen so he can sign his lottery ticket.

Zach: Right, and Tom's the one that died?

Glen: That was at two o'clock. At four o'clock they called me here and tell me he's dead.

Zach: Yeah, brutal.


Glen: Do not resuscitate? He's dead. The next day a coroner calls, came from Ottawa supposedly
to take him to Ottawa but never did , and he calls to talk to me about medical stuff that he had
learned from the nurses. I didn't know anything about medical stuff, so I was in bed with Jennifer
and I said, here, speak to my wife , she's a director of nursing , she'll know what you're talking
about.  She finds out he doesn't know what he's talking about , and she asked him questions
about the intravenous. Was there a n intermediate bottle between the food and the body?  He
said yeah, and he read the notes and Jennifer-

Jennifer: [over the phone] They only gave him CPR for four minutes , okay? You don't do that,
unless you already know the person's not coming back . I mean, four minutes?  You called it at
four minutes?

Glen: Yeah, hang on a second. Zach's gotta get some water or something.

Zach: Sorry, I let the bugs in.

Glen: That's okay. You're gonna have to beat them off.

Zach: Yeah. I think I'll take you up on sleeping, ehhh, actually, I gotta run back to town because I
don't have any freaking Wi-Fi out here. Because I bought what Danea told me to get, which was
a portable hotspot, but I forgot to put it for Canada.

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: So, I put it for America, hehe. So, it only works in America. But I'm glad I came out here. Let
me shake your hand again. It's a pleasure.

Jennifer: [over the phone] What time [inaudible] because they’re being shut down.

Glen: Anyways, we're going to go into this tomorrow in more detail.

Zach: Right.

Glen: But I just wanted to let you know that we don't know which of the reasons that are possible
they are acting on. There are, as I said, many reasons.  Trivial reasons to very detailed ancient
reasons.

Zach: Yeah, of course. Yeah, like when you say that, that does remind me that they work in ways
that it's always a little bit ahead of us, but we can keep up with them, because they're operating
on self-interest. We're operating on the whole interest of the world.

Glen: There is one thing that I discovered here, that may be closer to the truth than anything else,
and that's the story of... phone got hung up on Jennifer. Not new.


Zach: Does she have a cell phone?

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: Okay.

Glen: The thing that I discovered here, before they shut the hydro off, was linked to the story of
King Arthur. Is it a myth or is it a true story?  It's occurring time is what we call the Dark Ages in
about 500-

Zach: Just after the first Egyptian.-

Glen: 4-500 AD. Pulling the sword out of the rock . How do you explain that in today's
technology? [phone rings] That's Jennifer.

Zach: Magnetism. So you-

Glen: So yeah, hun, your back.

Zach: Hey Jennifer.

Jennifer: [over the phone] Yeah, well, they cut me off, like they always do.

Zach: Hey Jennifer, do you have a short name for Jennifer? Jenny or Jen?

Jennifer: [over the phone] No, I just normally go by Jennifer.

Zach: Okay.

Glen: So, Tom was sleeping in a room in the house and he said, there's noises happening below
me. I said, can't be noises, there's nothing there but the basement.  He said, I tell you, there's
noises happening. Then I remembered that when we first moved in, Megan had driven her RV in
and she said, I won't be able to stay, there's noises going on underground here.

Zach: Oh, and then that's where you kind of came up with the whole...

Glen: Then I said, I better start looking what might cause the noises.  So, I started digging down
the side of the house with the intent of going under the house to where Tom's room would be
above, to see if anything was there.  In order to dig down, I had to be next to a hydro ground,
which is a metal rod into the ground.  Didn't know how much into the ground it was, but one of
the things I knew, is I backed up the truck, tied a rope around the rod, and the truck wasn't able
to pull it. It was so much stuck there.



So, I went to the guy who used to live here and I said, can you explain to me why I've dug four
feet into the ground and I can't pull the hydro ground out of the ground?  He said, it's because
they're 20 feet long, and I said, 20 feet long, that's impossible. Who could stand 20 feet up in the
air, knocking that into the ground, all the way down? So, I figured right away he's not telling me
the whole truth. I tried everything to budge that rod and I couldn't move it.

Back to the story of Arthur, the sword in the rock, I couldn't move it . So I go to bed that night
and I get up in the morning ; time to go and work at digging the hole some more.  So, I go down
into the hole, I look at the rod, and sure enough, can't budge it. As a matter of fact, I could bend
it a little bit but the base was so strong it couldn't move.

Zach: And it's just one, right?

Glen: One rod.

Zach: One rod.

Glen: Yeah, as a matter of fact, it's that rod-

Zach: Which makes it even weirder.

Glen: The rod with the orange paint on it.

Zach: Oh, okay.

Glen: Okay? That rod.

Zach: You’re talking about that one? That’s holding the-

Glen: The one with the cushion on top.

Zach: Yeah.

Glen: Okay? See the orange paint on it?  Because what I was doing as I was digging down, I was
painting it, so that if ever it caved in, I'd know exactly where I was.  So, it wouldn't budge. Then I
turn around, I continue my digging, and I slipped and fell. When I fell, I fell against the rod and it
pushed her over. I said, how can that be? I couldn't budge it, couldn't pull it out with a truck, and
yet, I fall on it and it falls over.

I pick it out of the ground and it only had one foot left in the ground. Then I started thinking, who
is behind electromagnetism? Hydro. Hydro is behind electromagnetism. Hydro is the bad guy,
disguised as Arthur in a story during the Dark Ages. Pulling a sword out of the rock-

Zach: There was something called hydro during the Dark Ages?


Glen: Yeah, well it wasn't called hydro. It was called sword maker, heh.

Zach: Oh, okay.

Glen: They made the sword. They had the rock. It was charged up with electromagnetism. You
couldn't pull it out if you tried. But the minute they shut off the power, out it comes. That way
you get to choose your king while everybody thinks a miracle happened.

Zach: Right. Oh, okay.

Glen: You get it?

Zach: Yeah.

Glen: When you in background don't want to be seen, but you want to rule the world-

Zach: But…okay. How long ago…that was 20…the Dark Ages were just after the first-

Glen: Say 400 to 500 AD.

Zach: AD. Right. People weren't gullible then. I mean there were gullible people, but man.  They
all believed that?

Glen: They all believed that only magic…

Zach: Oh yeah, because they didn't even have- I forget that, that long ago, they didn't know what
electromagnetism was.

Glen: They didn't know anything about electricity, hehe.

Zach: They couldn't even read.

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: Let alone something as intense as that.

Glen: Now the next question is, what did they use it for in this situation? What I looked at, if you
look at that tree over there, there's a big pipe made out of plastic , okay? That tree on the other
side of the driveway is kind of hanging down.

Zach: Right.


Glen: Okay? Now a pipe like that has an intent, and that's to capture any water that comes from
rain and take it away from the foundation.

Zach: Which one?

Glen: See over on the other side of the driveway?

Zach: Yeah.

Glen: And it's hanging droopy?

Zach: Yes, yes.

Glen: That pipe was supposed to clear the water away from the house, because it has holes on
one side, and the water comes down into the pipe, and then is led to another place which is lower
outside the foundation of the house , okay? It was upside down.  It was not taking water away
from the foundation. It was bringing water to the foundation.

So, I kept on digging, until I found the place where Tom would be above, and I noticed along the
way, that there were big rocks, medium rocks, small rocks, and in this place , gravel. What
happens is the temperature changes in Canada, as you know, during the wintertime and
summertime. Right now, we're dealing the 80s and 90s Fahrenheit, whereas in the winter you can
be dealing in 20 to 30 below zero most of the time.

So, what happens when that occurs, is rocks break. Why do they break? Because they contain
minerals, and some minerals expand or contract , different from others . So, if you have an
expansion in the rock, and the rock itself is not moving, it's going to break, okay? So, everything
is based upon gravel. When you start with a big rock, you end up with medium-sized rocks, you
end up with small rocks, and then you end up with gravel. But today in modern times, you can
go further than small rocks.  You can go down to sand, as it breaks down. That's the concept of
genetic engineering.

Zach: Yeah.

Glen: Okay? Genetic engineering is basically taking out certain metals, leaving other stuff
behind. To genetically engineer Zach, someone would have taken your mother's egg, your
father's sperm, (for example, but not necessarily the same two people as you know, ) put it
together, extract things they don't want because that makes a different personality than they're
looking for, and putting in instead, things that they know will create a personality, (bureaucrat
for example,) that they want. Put it all together, stick it in your mother, she gives birth, you think
it's father, mother-




Zach: Now that's what they're doing today, but what you were talking about with ancient history,
what they did was like the flavor of soda. You always get the 50 something percent corn syrup or
whatever you were talking about, and as they have more kids, you have less, after the fourth
generation, tou said, the syrup content is lower.

Glen: I think you're talking about somebody who made comments on what I was saying rather
than me saying that.

Zach: No, you were saying something about the syrup you always get from the manufacturer, is a
certain level.

Glen: I don't remember that, okay?

Zach: You don't, oh okay. Well, you were relating it to genetic engineering. Say a syrup company
sends you always 50% syrup, that's what you were saying, and then as-

Glen: In any event, let me assure you that before the Ice Age, the people who were taking notes,
knew genetic engineering . 80,000 BCE they knew genetic engineering . They didn't share the
information outside their group, and there weren't the number of people they are today. What
they had, was a small group of people within a small group of people, okay? In order, in science,
to justify your mental decisions as being true or untrue, hypothesis or thesis, (a hypothesis is a
story of the brain rather than the actual fact, a thesis is the actual fact) you need to experiment,
and in order to experiment prior to the Ice Age, they didn't have enough people.

So, the decision was made, we will hide all we know. We will send a group beyond the Ice Age,
because we know there's been four different Ice Ages; they come and they go. So, what we're
going to do , is give them the resources they need to expand their population without the
knowledge. We will have the knowledge...I lost my phone there.

Zach: Here, I’ll get it.

Glen: Can you see it?

Zach: Oh god, it went a mile behind you, heh.

Glen: Okay.

Jennifer: [over the phone] Did you find your phone?

Glen: Yeah. So-

Zach: So, they gave the exoteric resources while they kept the esoteric knowledge [inaudible,
possible section cut] of what the resources are actually, how they're integrated.



Glen: Exactly. They knew by their own visions and their own knowledge; they knew it had to be
something like that. But in science, knowing it and proving it, is a different thing. So, they figured
out that it would require approximately 15 billion people.

Zach: Yeah, that sounds...yeah.

Glen: And seven and a half billion would have lived and died, seven and a half billion would be
living, when they would arrive at the point where they got all the answers they were looking
for, okay.

Zach: They were that savant  back then, that they actually knew the timing and all that . That's
incredible.

Glen: Yes. Don't forget, they hadn't been around for a week, they had been around for
thousands of years.

Zach: I forget they were dinosaurs compared to sapiens.

Glen: Yeah. Don't forget that you cannot give birth to a race of human beings by having the birth
of one, because one cannot, in our world, make babies.  So, they live and die, whatever length it
is, maybe a day, maybe a week, maybe a year, but they'll live and die. They have to have a special
person to live and make babies, and what is that?

Zach: Hermaphrodite.

Glen: Hermaphrodite. Okay? So, until a hermaphrodite is born, and until that hermaphrodite
gets fed as a baby newborn, and then fed as a child, there is no chance of that person ever
making babies. Has to be at least 12, 15 years, or more of age, before it can make a baby.

Zach: Oh, okay.

Glen: Okay? So how do you get from birth to 12 or 15 years , two animals on this farm?  One's a
cat, the other one's a goat.  Think of it. If I have cats here, and they have babies, and they don't
want babies, they walk away. Another cat comes walking by, looks over, sees the babies, he says,
mmm, that would be a good lunch.  He eats the baby ; option number one. Option number two,
he ignores the baby. Option number three, he takes it home. This cat would have been a cat that
had been pregnant, but the babies died. And they find a baby, they can feed him, okay?

Zach: Hmm, oh, okay.

Glen: You got it?

Zach: Because he's got all the nutrients and stuff.


Glen: If the cat is big enough to pick up a child baby hermaphrodite, take it to its cave, and feed
it, it does the same thing. It's making sure that the baby survives beyond baby stage by feeding
it. What cat could do that? A mountain lion. Okay?

Zach: So, you're telling me there is one moment in history where there was a unicative point ,
where it had…this baby was saved, the only baby?

Glen: It had to be. Can't be anything else. Now mind you, it may have been a million tries over a
billion years. Okay?

Zach: That’s what I was thinking , yeah. So,  we're thinking it's special, but it really could have
happened over...

Glen: All it takes is one.

Zach: One to be saved.

Glen: Okay? Same thing with trees . Cones fall out of the tree.  If there's nothing there to make
sure that cone gets buried, receives nutrients and all of that stuff. Same thing as…

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Glen: Change your mentality from what you know of what humans are today-

Zach: Sure.

Glen:  and think back to people who have learned bits and pieces of information over an 80,000
year period, instead of a 2,000 year period , and are a small group and they have methods of
passing the information they learn in one life to another person who has the same capacity in
another life over 80,000 years. Okay? Totally different world than what we're thinking about .
But I have a graph called the Big 8-O, that I'll show you tomorrow-

Zach: Yes.

Glen: and it then becomes a lot clearer-

Zach: Plato. Yeah, the 8-O was a big one. I was confused. I know the Tubal Cain of the 8-

Glen: Think of life ; you are born into an 8, either on the wealthy side , or on the poor side , or
someplace in the middle.


Zach: Mmm-hmm

Glen: Okay? “O” is the original before the Ice Age. “8” is the person being born today. Now how
do you go from the “O” to the “8”? You need genetic engineering. What letter represents genetic
engineering?

Zach: An “O”.

Glen: An “O” with an insert, which makes it a “Q”.

Zach: Oh yeah, you said “O” was Garden of Eden.

Glen: Yeah, “O” is the original, “Q” is the genetically engineered, and “8” is two in one. Okay?
What we are, when we are a hermaphrodite, if we happen to be a hermaphrodite . But we are
separate, if you take the “8” and pull it apart ; male-female. Anyways, I'm gonna go to bed
because that's where I belong at this time of the day- [section cut] Do what you want to do if you
prefer to sleep here, or-


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Glen: …corner here, you'll see the water. There should be two houses on that side , and behind
the two houses you'll see water. But if you keep on going this way, it's probably clearer where that
no-stop sign is, it used to be a bridge.

Zach: Hmm.

Glen: Picked the wrong time of year to come and look ; all the leaves are hiding everything , but
the water is right there.

Zach: Oh, I can kind of see.

Glen: Yeah. So, from our perspective, we are about a field deep away from the water, at the back
of the farm.  Now, at the back of the farm is where the Cell and I came together.  But I haven't
maintained all of that pathway and everything for ten years now.

Zach: Where do you go to talk to the Cell mostly? In your house?

Glen: They can be anywhere.  Usually, the cats bring the message . They want me to do
something, t hey speak it amongst themselves and the cats carry the message , a nd all of a
sudden, I get a cat come walking by, and I hear the talking going on, and say, would you like to
meet, or can you please do something? So, it's about where the wires are across, that if you went
to the back of this property, is our place.


Zach: So, something over your life, plus your genetics, you were able to harness , whatever it is,
that you are able to communicate between the Cell?

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: Damn. I mean, I've been able to communicate-

Glen: It's the totality of the life, according to the Cell, you've earned it.

Zach: Right.

Glen: It's not what you did yesterday or tomorrow , or….is y ou've earned it over a lifetime of
activity that always took into consideration the benefit of others . The benefit of others is not
always recognized by others, and if you're doing it for recognition, forget it.

Zach: Right, and I had to make that choice at one point I realized.

Glen: They must be getting ready to pave it. They wouldn't have left it like this.

Zach: So, what was the significance of their flowers? They're just letting people know…

Glen: Yeah. There is an entire code here on that side of the street that tells them, the people
who are in the know, that something is there, and what that something is, is the water. So, you
could go onto the water there, go all the way through Kemptville into the Rideau River, and onto
Ottawa. Or Kingston, in the opposite direction. Travel could be by some device unseen, and come
out here, from Ottawa or Lake Ontario. That number, the address, I think is the same as ours; 908.

Zach: Yeah.

Glen: 908 Muscle Road.

Zach: Are you proud to live in Canada or is that just a pride for the country thing , that’s kind of
stupid.

Glen: Am I what? Proud to be here?

Zach: Mmm-hmm

Glen: To me, that's irrelevant. This is where Creation believes the job needs to be done. I'm here.
I get up in the morning and I say, what should I do today? I conclude, I can't afford to do what I
should do today. Then the next part is, what can you do today? Then I get out and do that.

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So, we went in to the Bank of Nova Scotia and paid Tom Byberg's telephone bill. Because we have
an arrangement if I'm here and he's not, not to let the bill go unpaid , and we have a reverse
arrangement on mail.

Zach: Oh, okay.

Glen: Okay, TD Bank. So, you'll have to disregard the sign here.

Zach: Sure, yeah. Go straight, right?

Glen: Yeah, stay there.

Zach: So, have you been to…

Glen: TD Bank is the mortgage on the farm.

Zach: Ahh.

Glen: So, I have to go and check every now and then if I'm not making a deposit , I have to check
to make certain that the mortgage has been paid, and did the interest rates go up or down. When
I first moved to Kemptville and met the Cell later on, the Cell asked me if I would do them a favor.
They said, you know that farm you have? We want to eventually own it so that if a person dies,
the farm doesn't die with them.

Zach: Yeah.

Glen: Okay? So, it's 34.2 acres and what we expect to invest in the farm over the years , would
be close to a billion dollars. There are four banks in Kemptville. We would like you to go to each
bank and have a relationship with them in a manner that will allow you to tell us which is the best
bank to deal with.  Because for all intents and purposes, what they do is exactly the same.  The
only difference is the people in each bank.

Therefore, we would like you to have a mortgage in one place, telephone in another place,
government dealings in a third place, Jennifer and you dealing in a fourth place, so that you get
to know the people, and you can say to us, well, if you're going to send a few million dollars next,
maybe you should put it in the TD Bank , or Bank of Nova Scotia , or Bank of Montreal , or Royal
Bank or CIBC, and we will have the benefit of your knowledge over time.  So, I said, okay, I'll do
that. Problem is, banks don't like you to do that. So, what they do is they shift employees all the
time, sometime as a whole . I have walked into a bank having seen people for five, six, seven
years, and all of a sudden, I only recognize one person.

Zach: Oh yeah.



Glen: Everybody has moved to another branch , and none of them to the same branch, so that
they don't develop relationships with customers in a manner that might end up being criminal, is
how the banks see it. But that gives you an idea about how the controllers view us, the people.
We're just crooks waiting for an opportunity, as far as they are concerned. Their world is about
how much more money can we rake off the top of everything that happens here.

Zach: Sure.

Glen: So, this bank, TD, is a bank that I have an account with Jennifer , and it deals with the
mortgage. So, what I do, is find out every chance I get, if interest rates are going up or down that
will affect how much we have to invest in a monthly payment. Got me?

Zach: Gotcha.

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Glen: …body gets used to not getting what it used to get, and I try to give it memory when I come
to town. Give it bacon and eggs toasted coffee, for example.

Zach: I think how you accumulate old memories that you forgot is like you jump outside of
yourself. You can say like, well, what would I used to do with that person? So, you didn’t-

Glen: It's strange being alone too.

Zach: Where did you grow up?

Glen: Ottawa.

Zach: Okay.

Glen: A few blocks from Parliament.

Zach: Cool.

Glen: The world of Capital City was my world.

Zach: Right.

Glen: In the age of five on, I used to walk over to Parliament Hill. Of course, there was no security
in those days, and I'd walk in the building and go into offices and talk to politicians or staff, get an
ice cream cone.

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One person walks in the gate and helps me catch up on a month's work. Another person walks in
the gate last year and said, sounds like you need a lawnmower , h ere's $2,000.  You get a
lawnmower, cut the grass you need to cut, and it breaks down, hehe.

Zach: Oh, it did?

Glen: As they all do. You remove the lawnmower part, and now you have something to pull your
wagon.

Zach: Oh, so just the lawn cutter part?

Glen: Yeah. It caught in some underground piece of metal and… So, you take that gadget off, you
put the trailer on behind it, and you call it your truck. Next person that walks in may say, what do
you need? I need a well. I need somebody to dig at least a 15, 20 foot well and put a hand pump
on it.

Zach: Mmm

Glen: That's the way it's going to be for the rest of my life.  Every day you don't have any idea
what you will do until you get up and get out there.

Zach: That sounds kind of scary.

Glen: It would be much better if Jennifer were back. For whatever reason, Creation wants this
period of time to happen.  Because Creation doesn't do things as much as stop things from
happening. So, if it's happening, somebody did it, and Creation said it doesn't fit my plan for
today, and stops it, and a person drops dead in their office or whatever.

Zach: Oh, wow.

Glen: I called my member of federal politics when they kidnapped Jennifer, and he didn't return
my call. I left a message with the receptionist. He didn't return my call. He then went to the office
in Ottawa within a matter of days or weeks, very athletic guy, played hockey, 52 years old, died in
his office. The message from the Cell was, he had an opportunity, he failed. There’s no-

Zach: I think that's why what I've been doing recently , is trying to overcompensate and look for
all those opportunities, and that gives me anxiety. So, you've got to find a balance.

Glen: You gotta find the balance. What is the most important thing to you, is what you've got to
do. When I met the Cell and they told me about perfect speed is me being there , well, I
understand it today. Right now, about half, I think about 15, are in Antarctica filing reports at the
Pineal Court about who should live and who should die , and what Creation can do to stop the
ones it requires from being had by god.


Zach: So, Creation can also reincarnate you?

Glen: Yeah. Creation is the part that is reincarnation.  god is just money.  god is, how do I get
more power? Get them to pray from the time they're young, telling Creation that it's my will
that should be done. That's what god is all about.

Zach: Yeah. god is using millions of people's brains as one huge computer to do its will, and until
you consciously recognize that, that something is happening, and that the change needs to go on
in yourself. Most people are looking for, well, how can I manipulate outside of me to see the
results change in me? Can I get more money and maybe I have enough money to feel secure and
then I'd be, and then I would know what to do? That's not how it works.

Glen: If one looks clearly at people with money, billionaires, you don't find the internal stuff
that one needs to have to be a servant of Creation rather than of god. I call it contracted to. I
am contracted to god's boss. god's boss is who determines my eternity, and I like coming back
and doing it over and over again, or I wouldn't have done it 700 times. So, it's not the pain, it's
not the misery, it's not even the joy.  It's basically who I choose to be.  Contracted to Creation
for eternity.

And Creation, most important dogma is don't be self-serving. So, everything has a purpose and
that purpose is for the benefit of the whole rather than of the self. Sometimes the only way to
benefit the whole is to get rid of the ones who are controlling and self-serving. So, I go out and
I identify those people , and pass the word  up. Up the line. For us here, it's Antarctica that's
headquarters.

Zach: Gotcha. This guy says, (I heard one time) time is irrelevant because your consciousness is
almost psychically instantaneous. So, time is irrelevant to how you change.  You can choose to
change however you want.

Glen: Time is only a means of work, recognition, [inaudible].

Zach: Like if a plant didn't grow over time, it wouldn't know where to go next. Okay, I grew a leaf
here and a leaf here, so I should grow a leaf here and here.

Glen: Leaf is an antenna gathering energy for the whole.

Zach: And it's “feel” backwards.

Glen:  And it gives its life every year to feed the ground, and it starts up again the year after. If
you treat a tree in the same manner as you should be treating human beings, benefits accrue
to the whole.

Zach: Gotcha.


Glen: In the movie, The Lord of the Rings, they have the trees fighting battles. That's not far off.
From the road to the post is 20 feet.  They allowed another 20 feet in emergencies, that would
make 40 feet, and their post on our land is 44 to 45 feet.  It's 44 because they widen the road a
little bit, I think.

Zach: Since we’re recording now, t ell me about the curve again.  What's the significance of the
curve? Two curves, and then, oh, something after two curves is for-

Glen: Two sets of curves. You've entered one set of curves here, and then there's a straight, and
then another set of curves. Well, that means that for a traveler who is in on the system, to know
that in that straight area are the people who would come to his assistance should he need it. That
place would be defined by the kind of tree that would be out front. If a person is fully acquainted
with the coding structure of trees, they would know that they can tell who's in that house by
what's out front; flowers, trees, hardwood, pine.

The trees, the 49 that I have in front, were obviously planted there because they are trees that
are originating in Russia. Sitka spruce comes from an area around St. Petersburg in Russia. We
have a tree farm school here in Kemp tville, and they're the ones who looked at it and said,
somebody purposely put these here….Right here.

Zach: I'll turn around because there's a person behind me. Man, it's quick to miss.

Glen: Yeah, [inaudible] go to Muscle Road here, going further down.

Zach: Muscle.

Glen: Here. Is it here? No, a little further.

Zach: Like you mean to turn? Here, I'll just turn into this person’s…

Glen: Yeah. Now this, if you go to the back, you may as well do it while you're here. This is all
gravel here. If you go to the back where you see those trees in color  there, whatever that is,
flowers, I guess. They just remade this gravel.

Zach: Yeah, why'd they do this? This is shitty.

Glen: I have no idea why they would use such rough gravel. Cut down the traffic.

Zach: This is brutal.

Glen: At the end of this is the creek.

Zach: mmm


Glen: See, they're all giving messages when they put these orange lilies out in front.

Zach: Are they really?

Glen: Yeah.

Zach: That's wild to think. So, are they doing it subconsciously or are they doing it consciously?

Glen: No, consciously.

Zach: Oh, okay.

Glen: They know who they are and what the importance of this is , and what might be on the
other side is the water. You can't see it from here, but it's right behind these houses.

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Zach: So, is there anything else we're going to talk about, or do you think that was enough for this
week?

Glen: For today, that's enough…

Zach: Yeah. I mean, tomorrow's my last day.

Glen: No, let's make it today is your last day. Okay?

Zach: Okay. Alright, yeah, I feel like we got a good amount.

Glen: Do your stuff.

Zach: Okay.

Glen: And anything you want not shared by listeners who cut into our telephone lines, (there's
apparently about 2,000 people listening in around the world), just send me a letter.

Zach: That I don't want in the...

Glen: If you have something to tell me that you don't want other people to know.

Zach: Gotcha.

Glen: Send me a letter.


Zach: And let me double check the address.  I deleted all the extra numbers, but it's 908 County
Road 18, Oxford Mills, Ontario, Canada.

Glen: Yeah, K-O-G-1-S-O.

Zach: Yeah, I have that somewhere else on my phone.

Glen: So, normally in a handwritten envelope, they don't look at it.  So, you want to send me
something or ask me something, you do it by mail.

Zach: Right, if it's something I don't want them to know.

Glen: Yeah, because you can be sure that Bell Canada is listening on every phone call.

Zach: Sure. Yeah. Well, I won't bug you too much.

Glen: Have a good day.

Zach: Thank you for doing all that for me.

Glen: Okay, bye for now.

Zach: Bye for now.