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Lake Superior
Nov 2009
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Lake Superior - Nov 2009 Glen: Hello. Jerd: Hello, Glen. Glen: Hi, call me back a little later. I got security here with their guns. Jerd: Oh. Glen: I gotta go out. Jerd: Okay. Glen: Yeah, bye. -Later on- Glen: Hello. Jerd: Hey, Glen. Glen: Hi. Jerd: What happened earlier? Glen: Well, we had a guy deliver some hay, and I was in the house and he came and dropped the hay off, and all of a sudden, I noticed that his truck was at the front, but he wasn't in it , and the security people basically said they were going to send people out to check the bush. I went outside, looked all over the place to try and find him. They told me to get in the house and stay there and don't open the door. So, I sat in the window and watched and put out my tomorrow's email in case something happened and I wouldn't be able to get it out, and all of a sudden, his truck has disappeared, so I don't know what happened yet. Jerd: Do you suspect anything? Glen: Well, it doesn't make any sense that a guy comes here, he lives about 25 miles away. Why would he leave his truck at the front of our garage and disappear? Where did he go? Where can you go walking? Jerd: Your property. He probably left something in the hay. Glen: No, I went to the hay , there wasn't anybody there. I checked the entire area around the farmhouse, he wasn't there. Why would somebody 25 miles away from home in farm country go for a walk? Doesn't make sense. So, he must have been looking for something or something else happened, somebody else picked him up. And he wasn't gone, the truck was there from about 6:30 to 8 o'clock and he took it out without me seeing it, and we were looking in that direction, so I don't know how that was done. You only had a few minutes to be able to walk up to the truck, open the gate, drive it out, close the gate, lock it. Jerd: I can't conclude off anything. I don't know what that guy could have been doing. Glen: His name is “O’Ryan”. “Dorian” is the name in French. Jerd: I was thinking he left a present for you or something in the hay , but you said you checked around. Glen: Well, if somebody was going to put something in the hay, they wouldn't want to be the guys distributing the hay, bringing it. They wouldn't want to leave their truck then at the front of the house and walk back to the hay when they just left the hay. None of it makes any sense. The only possibility is that he had somebody else with him with their own vehicle and they went someplace. Problem is there's no place to go around here. It's not like you're close to a bar or [inaudible] or shopping center. Jerd: It's the boondocks over there. Glen: You're eleven miles from town. Jerd: Hmm. Do you think he saw something and got scared? Glen: I have no idea. Somebody may have called him and told him that our security was out looking for him and he may have gone back to his truck and took off. I don't know. Jerd: But that is suspicious he just disappeared. Where was he at that time? Glen: Yeah, where was he? Jerd: Or maybe he could have ran off the property scared, and then came back later and took his truck. Glen: Never know. Jerd: Yeah. Glen: In any event, they're out there, and we're inside. Jerd: I see that you learn bit by bit pieces of information every day. Glen: Something closer to what the ordinary people can understand. Jerd: Yeah, I learn to look at things that ordinary people wouldn't look at. I guess because of the premise, I have that advantage. Glen: One guy sent me an email yesterday and he said, I've got a suggestion on how you could be helpful to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. When they stop somebody for being drunk on the road, instead of giving them a breathalyzer, they should ask them to decipher Glen Kealy's posts. Jerd: Hahaha. Glen: And if they can come anywhere close, they gotta to be sober, hehe Jerd: Nobody could fake that one. I see other people who have been looking at your work also , and the way they decipher things gives me insight. Like Tom, he understands. Glen: Yeah. He wants to get back here as soon as possible. Jerd: That's what he told me also. He told me I belong there. Glen: We're hoping that he can make it back after the holidays. He's got to be with his family until the holidays. His grandmother just died. Jerd: Oh, I wanted to go there and visit him or something in the future, because I know there’s a lot of things I could probably learn. Glen: He's in the middle of all of the problem in Scotland, and he comes here to be in the middle of the problem in Canada. Jerd: Hahaha. From one toilet to the next, I guess. Glen: Yeah. Did you grasp that concept of Lake Superior being the container box on the back of the toilet? Jerd: Is that a post you put up? Glen: Yeah, yesterday or the day before, I think it was. Jerd: The last post that I read from you; I didn't read all of them. I read the one on Zoroastrianism and the one on the Woody Woodpecker. I think when you repl y to my emails, you’ll give me a root to something , so I gotta look and dig into it more. I thought that the Nephilim were Cro - Magnon or something like that. Glen: It's more the identification of the tasks that people have . Woodpecker works on infrastructure above ground. Scottish people work on the ground down, like strip mining, undermining things and getting into a household and working their way through the household as an arranged marriage, for example, does. Girlfriend, live-in girlfriend, is basically seeking information for other people all the time , and t hen there's the gang that works from down below, way down below. That basically is the concept of the toilet. Lake Superior contains a vast amount of water. Most people don't understand that only 9% of Lake Superior is free -flowing, that over 90% is in a bowl and that water can't escape. It just kind of leaks out from the top into the three canals that are at Sault Ste. Marie. The word “Sue” (Sioux) of course, being linked to the word in English vernacular, “Loo”, which means “a toilet”. If there was an earthquake of the up-and-down kind, called a “blind thrust”, that would destroy the wall of Lake Superior at Sault Ste. Marie underneath the canal and allow Lake Superior to empty instead of just run over the top, that would instantly flush the bowl of the toilet, which is Lake Michigan, Georgian Bay, Lake Huron and Lake Erie . That would probably certainly take out Detroit and all of the Michigan Peninsula would be immediately underwater. It probably would have an effect on Chicago, although I'm not quite sure of the topography of Chicago, if it rises quickly up out of the lake and is fairly high or if it's flat. If it's flat, it wouldn't have a chance in hell , the water would just pour through Chicago . Then the next barrier is Niagara Falls, and we know that 20 years ago, the U.S. Corps of Engineers put up what they call a coffer dam on the American side and shut the water off completely. They said the purpose was to reinforce Niagara Falls, because of the wear and tear it was getting from the water. Well, there's nothing that we know of today that would basically confirm that's what they did. They could have used the occasion to plant explosives, and should that be used in concert with the water flushing down, they would in fact turn Niagara Falls into Niagara Rapids and the water would just kind of burst over, kind of equalizing the water in Lake Ontario with the water in Lake Erie , and therefore, you would have an expanding Great Lakes making the Great Sea. Now to make it even worse, since the water would be gushing down from Lake Superior through the other lakes into Lake Ontario, heading down the St. Lawrence, should at the same time the nuclear device, which has been located in the rear end of the Titanic, which was made of very, very tough steel compared to the front end which ripped apart. If it had a charge in there, which was a shape charge and blew downwards, it would make a big hole in the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean that would immediately fill up with water. Thereby, pulling the water away from the land, making it look like low tide , and as it hits the bottom of the hole, it then bounces back up again , and that's what you call a tsunami . In a tsunami the water bouncing out of the hole starts to spread out as a wave (usually about 35 to 40 feet high on the bottom of the ocean ) and comes back towards the land almost like a wall that you can't see above water until it reaches the shore, and then it's a big wall of water that pushes up. If that were to happen, forget your place, everything on the East Coast is gone. But principally what would happen is the water going up the St. Lawrence River would meet the water coming down from Lake Superior, and the two of them crashing together would really expand the Great Lakes area into the Great Sea that it would come almost to here. We have to be at least 100 miles away from Lake Ontario, but the water would come real close to here, and it would come up the Ottawa River . Montreal would of course be a goner except for the part that's on top of Mount Royal, which is mostly religious institutions. The Ottawa River- Ottawa would be safe because Parliament Hill is high on a cliff, whereas the other side of the river on the Gatineau , (what used to be Hull in Gatineau, is now Gatineau) which means “Gate in Water” ⇢ it would be all underwater. Jerd: Have you ever looked into people like Pearce and Pearce; architectural people. What were the reasons why they built what they built? Glen: “Pierce” is an important name. Barbara Bush was a Pierce. Jerd: It has something to do with “Nez Perce”? Glen: Yeah, it's linked to Hindus who always had a habit of “piercing their skin ”, putting in a thing in their nose , or in their ear , or whatever, and a group of Indians who established themselves out west of the Missouri River , all the way to Oregon , were known as the “Nez Percés” ⇢ “Pierced Noses”. It was “Sacagawea” who was the daughter of one of the chiefs of the Pierce Nose Indians , (Nez Percés) who guided Lewis and Clark across the whole area that they were wanting to investigate. The Indians had of course lived there for a while by then. Jerd: So, when the pilgrims and stuff came to America, they just showed them signs and symbols? Glen: The main sign is the “fylfot”, the “swastika”, and all of these people who were marooned all over the world that we know as “aboriginals”, (out of the original) they were told that when the visitors would come, there would be a guy with a version of the swastika, (a cross of some kind) next to a guy with a sword . So, when they saw them arrive, they knew that these were the people that their ancestors had told them that they should be waiting for, and the ships to them would look like some spacecraft would look like to us today. They had never seen big boats outside of canoes and stuff. So, all of that stuff was pre-planned, and of course the priest was trained in phonetic language . Since all the languages originate from the same factory (7,000 versions of it so far) the priest, no matter what language or dialect the people were using, the priest knew the rules of the game, and could in fact, figure out what they were saying, and communicate with them within a matter of days. Jerd: I have a feeling that there are probably hundreds of civilizations that were tests , that we don't even know about, that were just destroyed in the past, like Atlantis. Glen: Well, the key is this god of India called “Siwa”, which is a play on the word “Sima”, which is the Moho discontinuity, and “Amis” in French, if you flip the “W” over, and he is the god of destruction. Now he had a consort in the mythology, whose name was “Kali”. Kali sounds a lot like Kealey or California, and s peaking of California, another name for Kali was Ambika . It's basically suggestive of there has to be a structure put together at the End Times, in the basic concept of a bicycle ⇢ “my bike”. In which the female would be at the front and the male would be providing the energy from the rear, and linked together they could make things happen. So, as part of this 13 people, suggests that that concept has to be kept in mind. Jerd: So, you said Ambika is another name for… Glen: For Kali. There's four or five names given in the ancient mythology. Kali is one of them, and Ambika is another. Jerd: I don't know, it makes you think, man. Glen: There is no doubt that there is a link in the stories in the concept of what I call “an unfinished symphony”, and it begins at the time of the split between the Neanderthal ers and the Clan Mothers at about 58,000 BCE. It gets played out in Africa with the making of the Cro - Magnon, and then there's a pause , and it takes up again after the Ice Age in the time of the New Kingdom. The Old Kingdom and the Middle Kingdom basically being in position only to make the New Kingdom possible, which to me is an entire play, it's a theater (the New Kingdom) based upon characters that are manufactured in a laboratory. In their case, the allegory is a “harem”, and that harem produces all of the babies for “Nefertiti”, for “Queen Ay”, and sets the stage when it's cut short by the impeachment of “Akhenaten”, who then takes off for the Nile , and crosses the Nile, goes to Mount Sinai, and stays there for 40 years , while people get to know him under the new name of “Moses”. He used to be “Akhenaten”, who used to be “Amenhotep IV”, but he becomes “Moses” on the other side, and the people that he leaves behind in Egypt, the general who's in charge of all the military, his name, (I wrote about it once) it says he's Hebrew. So, we're not getting from our media, whether it be religious media or news media, we're not getting from any of them any semblance of the truth about what happened in Egypt . It has nothing to do with slaves building pyramids that had to escape or anything like that . It was more the royal family of Egypt who had to leave, and all of that was orchestrated by the ecclesiastics of the day, the priests- Jerd: And the royal family left because why? Glen: Because they tried to introduce a new version of religion. That's the cover story. Jerd: And they were basically banished or kicked out? Glen: Yeah. Jerd: That's interesting you say that, because I started watching a series called Stargate. It goes over this, because it's basically set within the military people. They have this ring called a Stargate, which takes them to different worlds all over the galaxy. They series is them following the trail of these people who are their enemies. They call them the Goa’uld, and they're basically Egyptians who were banished. Visiting these different worlds, they meet people who think that the Goa’uld are their gods. It’s very allegorical. Glen: All of science fiction talking about future events is really just a playback of past events under different names, but the story is basically the same. Jerd: They made it so clear when they illustrated the piggy. They described it as a parasite that lives in people ’s neck. It's a really good series, it's actually Canadian, American. I did some research on Roma, and when you look at what the encyclopedia says, they say that they don't think about the future and they really care about the present. They were bred to think like that, or engineered to be like that. Glen: Absolutely, they were made out of Cro-Magnon. The Cro-Magnon in 40,000 BC E were made to serve the needs of the Neanderthaler when it was decided that they needed their own team, not just the m en that they could attract out of the team that belonged to the Clan Mothers. So, by making Cro-Magnon in their own image, they got for themselves a team that was better suited to fighting the battle on their side . But when it came time to go back above ground after the Ice Age, they had to take some of the things out of Cro-Magnon, but not all. Not the wisdom part, not the eloquence that was with Cro-Magnon. So, you've got the word “Cro-Magnon” and you take out the middle part and it gives you the word “Roma”. That's basically what they were doing, and they put these people on the surface of the earth as walkers or wanderers, roamers. They just made sure they got into every nook and cranny around so that their DNA would become part of the existing society. Jerd: They're naturally a brotherhood around the world, the Roma. Their specialty that they had was fortune telling. I guess that's prophecy because they knew the plan in their religions. Glen: Well, you look at the lifestyle of the gypsy, the wagon, they carry a sink around with them. They basically are known as nomads… Jerd: They call them tinkers. Glen: Yeah, tinkers, and tailors, candlestick makers. Jerd: They say that Benjamin Franklin’s father was a candlestick maker. Analyzing his name, I see he has “Amin” in it. Glen: “Benjamin” means son of my right hand man. Jerd: Oh. [Called from family member] Glen: Okay, you can go. Jerd: Hehe. Glen: I’ll talk to you another day. Jerd: Alright. Glen: Okay, bye.