Ma Bell’s Interference

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Ma Bell’s Interference – Oct 2010




Glen: Hello.

Danea: Hey, it’s Danny.

Glen: Hey, how's it going?

Danea: Alright. How about yourself?

Glen: Jerd told me that you were being held back from finding employment.

Danea: Yes.

Glen: Not surprising.

Danea: Yeah, it's me, it's other people. I think I affect my father too, because basically, whenever
he makes money, I make money. So, it hasn't been an easy two years for me.  But what can you
do, right?

Glen: It says ask and you shall receive. The question is knowing how to ask. But can't ask alone.

Danea: My imagery has just been the farm and helping out up there. So, I guess whatever it takes
to get there is what I'm focusing on right now.

Glen: Right now, I'm being told by the insurance, there is a problem, rumors, they call them. I've
asked them to describe what that problem could be.  They said, well, they haven't come to that
conclusion. They just want me to know that they're working. I said, hey, I get visitors from all over
the world.  You should know that. The insurance company rule government.

Danea: How did you figure out that connection, by the way?

Glen: Through the accidents that were orchestrated that caused tickets given out, guilty pleas
take place for accidents that did not occur. Action, government by the insurance company. When
the insurance agent called them up and said, yeah, I know it was part of an accident, there's no
claim. There's not even a person complaining.  There's no damage done. On the other end, who
is this? The guy said, well, I don't know exactly how to describe them.  There were three of us
there, two with beards. He said, I guess the only way I could describe them is as a commune.




Two guys living on a farm [interference] a commune? Two guys. About 15 people in your family
running an insurance agency out of an old house in downtown Kemp tville, and you call us
commune? The amount of the insurance got doubled and quadrupled.  The connection for the
Cell became clear , between what the police do gets activated by what the courts do . The
insurance company is the beneficiary, who then kicks back to the policeman.

Danea: The Just Us system.

Glen: Yeah.

Danea: Yeah, that definitely makes sense.

Glen: Not like Mexico where they have to go out and get a bribe on the street. Here they're a little
more sophisticated, but the purpose is to [interference] control.

Danea: Here they just keep better records over here.

Glen: Banks do similar activities by saying if you receive $100 American for Kealey papers, you
can put it in the account, but it's not applicable for a month. But in fact, you cash it in within two
days. Three days at most, if there's a weekend. So, you have the money. They said, yeah, but that's
our policy. Your policy is to operate a slush fund. Stealing interest off of $500 may not sound like
much. If you multiply it by a few million people every day, quite a slush fund you have for bribing
politicians, isn't it? [Ma Bell interfering]

Danea: That's what they do throughout the different countries and the different time zones,
different banks closing different times. They could mess up the rates and all that stuff.

Glen: Whenever the interest rates go up, they tack on a little more than what it went up for
themselves. The Fed always expands. Insurance companies and banks basically working together.
Now religion in the old days used to depend upon voluntary donations.  Now they give you an
envelope, y ou have to write in what you're giving.  Pressure the parishioner  because t hat's
another tool. Then you have the telephone. It does the same thing; they
get the government to give them rate increases.

Then you have the hydro company.  Divide, subdivide , now between
making a [Ma Bell interfering ] profit from the transportation and the
retail sale  [interference]. Each one makes a profit , getting you the
power, but they never apply for rate increase at the same time, so the
other two are always saying, well, it's not us . That's how the system
works. Insurance is, of course, the highest ranking. They have the most
information. Since most people want to cover what they own to make
sure they're not cut short, tell the insurance company everything. The
insurance company knows more than the tax collector. They know
more than the bank does.





Danea: Yeah, that's true. You can even insure personal belongings, your apartment, everything
that's in there. They wouldn't have access to that unless…

Glen: I had a guy that I was helping out in Oshawa who was fighting an insurance company
because they hadn't paid him at a fire. As a matter of fact, they blamed him for the arson. Seven
years later, the insurance company we took to court,  were forced to pay out.  Now, the payout
was the amount they should have paid when the fire occurred seven years earlier; $37,000.

The judge awarded $37,000, but, in fact, they had taken $37,000 and put it in  [interference] on
the first day, and had earned $37,000 in interest during the seven years. I said to the judge, this
is crazy, this money was owed seven years ago and the interest on it would have been, Don's here,
who had the money coming to him.  You're not awarding him, what you're, in fact, saying is the
insurance company got to use his money for seven years and earn the interest on it so they didn't
even end up having to pay anything.

Danea: Right. They didn't lose anything.

Glen: The judge ignored what I had to say. I said, you have two policemen who came here and
you say they lied. Well, if they lied, how come you're not filing charges against them? Since when
is lying in court, which has been caught by a judge, allowed to go forward without any penalty?
He said, that's up to the prosecutor, he's not here to create trial.  There’s something I'm missing
here.

Danea: That's a different trial. That's all a lawyer does. Tell me everything so that I know how to
lie for you. Oh, are you in your house right now?

Glen: Yeah.

Danea: Do you have your DVD player remote in front of you?

Glen: No, it’s upstairs and I'm downstairs.

Danea: Okay, because on the remote, you should have a little button that says A to B, or AB.

Glen: Yeah.






Danea: That is basically a loop button. The part of, for example, Close Encounters that you want
to rewatch over and over again, you hit it once, and it will say A. Then when you want the part to
end, you hit it again, and it will say B. It will keep looping A and B, for those one or two minutes.
It will keep playing that over and over again. Otherwise, if it's through a DVD, for example, I sent
you a copy of the DVD, you’d have to keep going to the menu and it wouldn't necessarily go right
away.

Glen: I don't want to see the movie part. I just want to hear the….

Danea: No, no, that's what I mean. On your remote, look for A and B and that's start -stop. Then
you just cut whatever part you want for that sequence to come in, the song. You can just have
that song played over and over again by hitting the A and B button.

Glen: Okay, I’ll look into that.

Danea: Maybe have Tommy look at it. He might be a little more familiar with it. It's just A and B.
So, from point A, and then it will just record that part. Then B will end the part and it will just keep
looping it over and over again. But if I was to send a DV D out, it would keep going back to the
menu and you'd have to hit play. Then it would play for that minute and you'd go back to the
menu and hit play again.  So, it wouldn't actually be any different than just rewinding it. Anyway,
what I'm trying to say is it might not be as good if I sent you a DVD with just that on it, compared
to the A and B playing over and over again. That's kind of what you're looking for.

Glen: I have on my DVD, there's a part that says repeat track , or repeat disc. So, if I have a DVD
that has just the music on it, I can put repeat track and it will just play it over.

Danea: Are you looking at the remote now, or are you going by memory?

Glen: I'm going by memory. I know, because I play music all night for the Cell that's out there.

Danea: The chant music?

Glen: What I do is I choose their choice of music and I put repeat track or repeat. It plays it all
night. Their favorite is Creedence Clearwater Revival.

Danea: I've heard of them.

Glen: The record that has Looking Out My Back Door.

Danea: Seems relevant.




Glen: Their point of view is all the theater the media creates is your front door . When you're
paying attention to that, they'll hit you from the rear. That's why in this particular case, they're
creating a lot of media around hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean. People are looking in that
direction, they flush the toilet [Ma Bell interfering] Or vice versa. [Ma Bell interfering]

Danea: Titanic, when you're looking that way.

Glen: If you're watching Lake Superior, they can blow up the Titanic, create a tsunami, send it
up the St. Lawrence. That's all…allegory. [Ma Bell interfering]

Danea: I found a pretty good post. I've been going to your website again. On the Titanic, it was
completely titanium?  They could’ve basically avoided it, or  if they hit the iceberg head on, it
probably would have been less damage, than if it was hit on the side like they did.

Glen: Remember that Masonry calls themselves a craft. If you drop the first letter, you're left with
a raft. You drop the second letter; you're left with aft, rear end.

Danea: You were talking about the Gregorian chant the last time I spoke to you.

Glen: Yes. I have a disc here which is 45 Gregorian chants. I sometimes play for the Cell; it drives
them crazy. It's hard, basically to tell the difference between one song and the next. But there is
a code . Gregor, of course, means rego. Rego basically means going back in black. The
system’s…[Ma Bell interfering ]..the Neanderthalers….[ Ma Bell interfering ]…they destroy
Africa…..[Ma Bell interfering]…..black people.

Those they can't starve to death...[Ma Bell interfering]… kill through disease or war….  [Ma Bell
interfering] …pestilence… [Ma Bell interfering] …plan on getting them to disappear by marrying
whites. The same process did of blacks and whites, left gray.

Danea: That’s me.

Glen: If you look gray …. [Ma Bell interfering] ... space... [Ma Bell interfering] ... if you want to
cover something  [Ma Bell interfering] cover  it up with gray. The top, usually red…  [Ma Bell
interfering] …gray. If you look for the gray nuns, priests dress in gray, it gives you an idea of who
they are.

Danea: Right. The ones that go between the black and white…

Glen: Are called the mulatto. Mulatto is ... [Ma Bell interfering] …Ottawa... [Ma Bell
interfering]…Read the word, Ottawa…[cuts out]…put it form backwards, Mulatto.

Danea: Ottawa, haha, yeah. I was thinking with that chant, if you figure out what the notes are
that they're singing, maybe there's a letter code in there.

Glen: Yes, there is. I'm not equipped…  [Ma Bell interfering] to do the search somebody who’s…
[Ma Bell interfering] … that I can recognize… [Ma Bell interfering] ...

Danea: Yes. It is kind of difficult to hear, but I have a tuner that I use for my instruments, an
acoustic tuner. I could probably put ‑‑ it would probably take a long time, but I could probably put
it up to the speaker and it would say what key it's in or what note they're hitting, they're singing.

Glen: You need an oscilloscope so that you could see exactly the written form.

Danea: I found out which ones were played in Close Encounter.  The five notes the scientists play
are G, A, F, octave lower, F, C.

Glen: F, B?

Danea: F and C, like Cat.

Glen: F, C at the end.

Danea: Okay, so G, A, F, F, C.

Glen: That's fag, that's gays... [Ma Bell interfering] …yeah

Danea: [Ma Bell interfering] ...Octave lower, that just means eight lower. Then when they arrive
at the tower and are attempting to communicate , the notes they play are B flat, C, A flat, A and
E. So, B, C, A, A, E is the second sequence.


Glen: Baca. Baca Peninsula.

Danea: You said Baca?

Glen: [Ma Bell interfering] …below California.

Danea: Yeah, [Ma Bell interfering] California. And A and E.

Glen: A and E just means…[Ma Bell interfering ]…E is the plan..[ Ma Bell interfering ]..makes the
eight. A is the joining of the genders with Neanderthaler. Two genders are leaning towards the
middle...[Ma Bell interfering ]..There's a crossbar. The same thing exists with the letter H, but
they're not linked at the head. Two people married together. The head is not touching. [Ma Bell
interfering] hermaphrodite, the head would be touching. And in French, they use the accents…
[Ma Bell interfering] …

Danea: And in the silhouette of a capital A, it looks like the pyramid with the eye, like on the dollar
bill, the inner part of it, the inner silhouette.

Glen: Everything has double entendre. Double entendre. Double understanding. One is for…..[
Ma Bell interfering ]………It also has a third   [Ma Bell interfering] u pper echelon  [Ma Bell
interfering] Plus a  person [Ma Bell interfering] French. French – Latin [Ma Bell interfering]  and
Aramaic.

[Phone call disconnects for several minutes because of Ma Bell interference]

Glen: You disappeared.

Danea: Probably the phone system.

Glen: I was going to say the closest that you could find is using the translation into English of
native words, like


Danea: I should also count the number of times they play that sequence before they open the
gates or door. That might be a clue of how many times you could scramble the letters up and get
different meanings out of them. Or maybe the number representation of it.  You almost need to
draw it up in a grid or something.

Glen: That's why an oscillator that gives you a paper [Ma Bell interfering]

Danea: I’ll write that down.
I


Glen: Because then you could [Ma Bell interfering] put a light table and go back and put things
one on [Ma Bell interfering] top of the other. [Ma Bell interfering] See the things that  [Ma Bell
interfering] all relate perfectly and other things [Ma Bell interfering] might change.

Danea: I think that is part of the next phase or step. I just wish I could get up there.

Glen: [inaudible] p eople who are unemployed.  If they were smart, they'd keep you employed.
You can never accuse them of being smart. Intelligent, yes. Smart, [Ma Bell interfering]

Danea: I think they're afraid of what I might do with my money. That's why.

Glen: They should be afraid of what you do without money. That's a lot more dangerous. If they
gave you money, you might use some of it to go to the tavern.

Danea: Exactly. Good point, Glen. My girlfriend, she recently got a job about a week ago.  This is
her first week without training, without orientation. She starts today, basically, the graveyard shift
from 12 a.m. to 8 a.m. , she's working. She's working at a psych center, like your wife. I believe
she's in…

Glen: She just got her New York license. Until now, she couldn't even apply for a job. Now she can
apply.

Danea: Oh, they finally sent it to her.

Glen: Eh?

Danea: I remember you were telling me she was waiting on some papers from California.

Glen: Yeah, they finally broke down  and [Ma Bell interfering]. The same thing as I signed the
application for her to become a permanent landed immigrant [Ma Bell interfering] Canada . As
the sponsor, [Ma Bell interfering] sent it to her, she signed, [Ma Bell interfering] sent it back to
me. It just disappeared [Ma Bell interfering] i t just went away. Normal delivery of mail, four to
five days [Ma Bell interfering] The same thing happened when the truck insurance was due [Ma
Bell interfering] bank.

I didn't have the money, so she sent the check to [Ma Bell interfering] IPI directly to the bank. It
disappeared [Ma Bell interfering] . When it became due, if there hadn't been another de …[Ma
Bell interfering] mean time, it would have bounced. Fortunately, there was another deposit that
covered it. By the time it got there, it had already been [Ma Bell interfering] But she had, four or
five letters that disappeared…tracking… [Ma Bell interfering] Don’t be surprised, the post office
is in on it [Ma Bell interfering] blow your illusions.




Danea: They wanted me to work for them. They sent me some type of thing on last Thursday for
an orientation. The email that they sent me was kind of vindictive. The way that they spoke to me
was like, well, if you don't want this job, we're going to take it, and blah blah blah, and never talk
to you again. They were really mean in that letter.

Glen: If you know who they are before you join them, then shame on you if you join them.

Danea: Needless to say, I didn’t  go. My thing is I kind of like not having a 9 -to-5, so if I have to
break away, like, go up to you or something, I don't have to worry about waiting for a time off or
something like that.  Since I left college, my jobs have always been pretty much independent
contractor work. I kind of move the way I want to move.

But now my girlfriend has this job, which is what we needed.  She's said, well, I took the job and
you wouldn't even be able to get to Glen's if I don't have a job. But now I have a job and you still
can't get to Glen's because I'm working. She can't apply for a vacation for at least six months. So,
what I was thinking of was trying to get up there for a few days if I bring my sister and my son at
the same time.

Glen: That's okay. As long as they let you through. Don't point in this direction.

Danea: I'm going to have brochures of Niagara Falls in my car. I'm going to have it already planned
out. I'm going to have a whole route in my GPS going in another direction. Your name and number
is going to be removed from my phone. I don't know who you are.

Glen: [inaudible] on your cell phone is deleted.

Danea: When I went and crossed the border, I just told them I was going to see my grandfather;
that's all I said. I won't jinx it, but I'm used to talking to asshole law enforcement.

Glen: It seems like they put the worst gang at [Ma Bell interfering] the entrance.

Danea: Yeah. Especially at that entrance.

Glen: For the embodiment of the word hubris. Hubris is the hub of the IRS.

Danea: Well, especially coming by New York, all the people, either flying in or driving in. So, I think
New York is one main place that they want to watch. There's only a couple roads going in there.

Glen: Jenny said that the way they treated her , this is a 55-year-old woman who's director of
nursing, has $5,000 in cash , [Ma Bell interfering] treated her like trash. They went through her
cell phone. Because she had moved in January into an apartment, had rented U -Haul, moved
some of her stuff. They accused her of being a liar. They said, we know what you're up to, you're
only taking the front stuff up, not a U-Haul following someplace else. [Ma Bell interfering] You're
a liar, we know all about it.


Danea: Lying about what?

Glen: She didn't know what they were talking about at the time.  [Ma Bell interfering] It wasn't
until they [inaudible] her cell phone. What the hell could they have been looking at six months
earlier?

Danea: But even so, if you guys are married and she was in there already, they can't really – I
mean, they can do whatever they want, but they – The illusion states that they can't do –

Glen: Married, you're going to your husband , you're allowed to be there for six months.  You're
applying for a visa; you've got to go out of the country and apply from [Ma Bell interfering] which
is exactly what she had in mind. [Ma Bell interfering] going to go to Ogdensburg. It's only an hour's
drive from [Ma Bell interfering] fly from there. Then you'll be able to travel on weekends, come
back and forth. [Ma Bell interfering]

Danea: Oh, you're bringing your stuff …well, it’s my goddamn husband.  How did you think
marriage worked?

Glen: She has a daughter that , there's a problem with the daughter in [Ma Bell interfering] pot.
[Ma Bell interfering] she can't get the daughter to join us here [Ma Bell interfering] put her in [Ma
Bell interfering] college. They said, that’s a lie, you’re just a liar, we don't want people like you
[Ma Bell interfering]

Danea: You and your kind.

Glen: The entire country is built by liars.

Danea: Exactly. They're just the judge at the border, right? They decide who goes through and
who doesn't. Same thing as who goes to jail and who doesn't or who has to pay this and who
doesn't. If they can manage to have any dirt on you or anything they can consider dirt , they just
want to get some money out of you. When they send you to jail, that's basically them creating a
cash cow. Because now if you had to do anything – like look at Jerd, if he has to do anything, he's
got to pay all this money, and humiliate himself trying to go ask people for letters about him and
how good he is. Come on, that’s…

Glen: Patrick had the same thing. He got put in jail and fell at the airport. [Ma Bell interfering]

Danea: What is he? 18, 19 years old?

Glen: 20 years old. Then he was told, oh, you can come back any time , just tell the truth to [Ma
Bell interfering] Jenny? No, she's given a court order saying you can't come in for a year.

Danea: Wow.


Glen: Then you have the other guy, Andy, who basically arrives at the border and says, I'm
interested in real estate. I want to look at some… [Ma Bell interfering] …Ottawa. They said, how
do we know you're not moving? He's got a house in Virginia.  They said, show us the papers. So,
he had to go back to the motel, get on the Internet, get his mortgage papers [Ma Bell interfering]
Next morning, he shows up.  They said, no, no, you're going to see Ke aley, we saw the phone
number on your phone. [Ma Bell interfering]

Danea: Oh, shit, man.

Glen: He's not coming in. It doesn't matter what document [Ma Bell interfering]

Danea: Wow.

Glen: I got to go.

Danea: Alright. Okay.

Glen: [Ma Bell interfering] Bye for now.