On the BEACH

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On the BEACH - Feb 2009


Glen: So how are you doing?

Danea: Ah, man. Actually, to tell you the truth, much better. As each day goes by, I'm really starting
to overstand the having experiences for Creation. I listen to Creation and it just takes care of me
now.

Glen: You're on the right side.

Danea: Right, I feel like I get set up in a situation, and if I just silence everything around me - I
don't actually know how to explain it, really, but it makes my timing better.

Glen: Yeah, I understand, overstand, and verstand.

Danea: Verstand.

Glen: That's the Jesuit word - verstand.

Danea: What I've been doing is I've been teaching myself or studying Japanese.

Glen: Yeah.

Danea: I t's actually helping me with the coding because they pronounce every syllable. As
Americans, we always just blur everything together as one.  But it forces you to pronounce and
look at every syllable.

Glen: Silly Abel.

Danea: Silly Abel, huh?

Glen: It's his world - he didn't die, he just hid, and let the builder do the work ⇢ Cain the builder.
Now everybody honors Abel - the honorable so-and-so.

Danea: I remember a few posts back, you were talking about Japan, and how the geisha girls, the
hair is held up to limit intuition, I believe you said.  I was in Japan probably in 2007.  I went there
for about two weeks on a college trip  - a global learning trip.  I enjoyed the culture because it's
basically the exact opposite of at least American culture for me. Growing up in New York and then
going over there, seeing how people actually care about where they live.  Everything's neat and
it's more about manners and politeness and less verbal.  They can go their whole lives (husband
and wife) and never say, I love you, to each other, and they don't think about it like that. I guess
actions speak louder than words over there.


Glen: Well, when you live in an Asian society, they learned early that space was important.
[inaudible] much of it when you have those kinds of numbers. Because their job was to become
kernels of corn - they're a lot in the same place . As opposed to the future slave, which is peas
in a pod - a lot fewer, more task specific. They were given the book to follow instructions - they
do. The Japanese, of course, suffered 200 years of occupation where their entire social structure
was reconstructed by the Jesuits.

Danea: Right, when they closed down for 200 years.

Glen: And reopened to the Americans, who basically were, I think, the only ones with the
exception of the Dutch, who were allowed to land in Japan when they opened.

Danea: And that was to create Piggy, huh?

Glen: Yeah, they didn't know what the reason was.

Danea: Now, is Piggy a word that you assigned to it, or is that what they...

Glen: Well, it fits, and I think Miss Piggy, the cartoon character.

Danea: The Muppet.

Glen: Yeah, but before her there was Porky Pig, sort of a dimwit. I just thought it fit.

Danea: I was asking, because driving around here we see a lot of police officers, and then
yesterday I was on the road and I was kind of going a little over the speed limit, and I see one of
them, and I was thinking how much people have to change when they're around. People call them
pigs, so I thought, oh, that fits, too.

Glen: It's basically a word for controllers, or for the unseen force, because the two other places
where you use it is you're allowed to spend money as long as you put some in your piggy bank.
You go to school, but piggy rides on your back. You have to put your bag, your knowledge
close to your neck.

Danea: And you ride the big bee to school, the yellow and black bus.

Glen: They're telling you every step of the way that you're not exactly what you think
you are here - you're just their guinea pig.

Danea: I was watching this movie that’s based on an older comic called The Watchmen. I swear,
people must be making a lot of money off you. I'm watching this movie, and it's very blatant. One
scene they had, there's two men - one was positioned a little higher than the other, and Mason
was written twice.


But the guy on top  - all you could see was “Ma” because his shoulder blocked the sun, and the
guy on the bottom - all you could see was sun, so it was Ma -sun (mason). I thought, okay, that's
pretty obvious. Then all their other allegory they're doing. At the end you find out that the guy
who was in charge of all the genetic engineering is based out of Antarctica, and he's based off of
a pharaoh, so there was all that in there.  They had all of the pharaoh’s  bodies in there  - glass
pyramids everywhere.

Glen: When I was doing the site, there were at least three different
companies that I traced back to being writers in Hollywood, that would
come to the site almost every day, read what I posted, and then movies
like Conspiracy Theory and that kind of stuff, would pop up.

Danea: Yeah, the guy with the paper, right?

Glen: Yeah, the guy with the paper. Don't buy a paper from him because you'll go on a short list
and get blown up.

Danea: Before I forget, they showed a scene where basically it was in a city and they were showing
an awning, and I guess the font for that store was in Desdemona, and they actually had the
mirrored words. They had the R, mirrored.  So, at that moment, I was saying, wow, that means
basically every step of the way of our lives, everything is mirrored . I understand the significance
of Desdemona now because basically everything you think is the exact opposite.  So, they need
the backward font because they're reading it that way.

Glen: Languages in the Middle East are read backwards from us. They're printed on the wrong
side of the page. When somebody is reading, he's got the book backwards.

Danea: Like in Japan. I always read books that way, too. If I get a magazine, I'll look at it from the
end and then go to the front.

Glen: That's okay if you're doing a quiz, hehe. Go read the answers first - don’t waste your time.

Danea: I've done that too. You can't put the answers in the book and not expect me to copy them.

Glen: It's once you catch on, as long as you have the premise, you know the road you're going
down - you'll see it everywhere . Because they tell you, first of all, that at the End Times, the
signs will be all around. So, expect to find them - they're there.

Danea: They are definitely there. I've noticed if you want to ask someone for advice, what you're
really doing, since they're a computer, is you're just asking a computer to spit out a program to
help you go through that experience, right?  You're not necessarily living it yourself - you're just
asking someone else for a program to download, right? So, everyone’s just computers.




Glen: Their life experiences are a book, and talking to different people is like reading different
books. It's the totality of their experiences that makes them who they are . They're not
responsible for it until they're 40. At 40, the book is really written, and it's up to them to start
making decisions about are they going to believe this shit? Are they going to spend the rest of
their life pretending it's not there?  But the choice is theirs . Depending on which choice they
make, they're choosing their eternity . If they knew that, maybe they wouldn't make some of
the choices they made.

Danea: That's what you're saying about how basically you'll
go through an experience until you get it right. So, Creation
will keep finding different ways to show you the same
experience. It's like rewording a question on a test until you
get it right. Then once you get it, you move on.

I play the sh amisen, the Japanese  instrument. Actually, I
think you wrote about it . The geishas play it  – [it’s] like
Japanese guitar. I started playing it maybe about a year ago,
and I knew nothing about it, and all the sites that I would
go to research on were all in Japanese, so I couldn't read
anything.

But I somehow met this guy. He's actually Chinese, he lives
in Brooklyn, and he probably started it a year before me.
So, he just basically downloaded me with all types of
information about it.  I probably know more on  the
instrument, than a lot of Japanese people do.

But then now, after I've pretty much got everything, I don't
even see this kid anymore.  I don't know what happened.
We just stopped talking probably about three months ago,
and that's it.

Glen: Well, he was sent in your direction so that you would
get what you need . W hen you got it, there's no sense
repeating it - just move on. I used to get dragged around by
people from one place to another. One guy in particular was
in high school with me, and we went to college together in
Toronto.  We were both from the Ottawa region and went to
Toronto. I could never understand what it was about him that
I was supposed to learn. In school, he was always number one
and I was always number two.


I never even stopped to think about his name - his name was Arnold Van Essen. All of a sudden,
in the last few years, it struck me - he was an Essene. His job was to take me and try to get me
to follow his advice - follow what the Essenes were doing. The Essenes are basically people who
work their way in to become insiders in different situations. That's where the “ESS” comes from
⇢ Princess - Duchess, that kind of stuff.

He basically led me through experiences that I would never have thought about . He was
Unitarian in his religion.  I kept asking him, what's Unitarian?  He would never tell me.  He was
Dutch, of course. The Dutch basically are the pilots of this whole operation in the West . They
raise tulips ⇢ pilot backwards. Deutsche, the German division that they sent out there in the
swamp land.

They basically put up dams and let the water flow back up and close the door on it. They started
growing flowers, but that became their method of defense.  If you attack them, they open the
gates and flood you and them together.

Danea: They moat you.

Glen: Except they forgot that one day some people would come with airplanes and get around
the moat that way. They didn't claim to be the smartest people in the world, they just took you
there first. That's where I learned that number two is really number one  - number one is
cosmetic.

Danea: Most people never look beyond that.

Glen: In the world of business , the president of a company is the cosmetic leader of the
company - the real leader of the company is the CFO . The guy is the  Chief Financial Officer
because he has contact with the money boys. Unless you have money, you can't be in business,
so, the two of them basically go together. But in the background, there are always the decision
makers for the system.

In the coding structure, they would define it as A  - B - CC (between two Cs). The two Cs in this
case would be religion, who control from the bigger point of view, looking down upon you, and
marriage, which is an insider looking up on you . So, they get you from both sides . Arranged
marriages, of course, are the preferred method. Now you don't know when it's being arranged.

It's just basically a woman that appears to be just right, who goes out of her way to do the right
things. I remember my first wife loving football. I used to follow football when I was young.  She
never mentioned the word football after April 4, 1964, which was the day we got married . So,
I kind of have the feeling that maybe she was playing a role, in order to…

Danea: Gotcha.


Glen: Twenty-four years later, we divorced.  I had to finally break the bond before somebody
would say, we've set up a 25th anniversary dinner for you guys.   I could just not imagine myself
giving a talk at a dinner on the 25th wedding anniversary . When, in fact, for all intents and
purposes, we had been married for 4 years, and lived together for another 20, because of the
circumstances of 4 children running around the place.

Danea: So, you're saying basically you were really together relationship -wise for four years and
after that, you basically...

Glen: I honestly believe that a male -female relationship, close up, whether it's living together
or married, lasts four years. After four years, you know each other enough that you really don't
want any more of each other.

Danea: Yes. The case in point is basically what I'm going through right now. My son's going to turn
three. I've been with her - I've probably known her on and off for six years. I guess the way I put
it to people is that I love her, but I'm not in love with her.

Glen: It's not her fault and it's not your fault , it's the way it is. People who are seekers - find -
and then the repetition becomes boring.

Danea: That's like with me; whenever I'm into a new area of study, that's all I'm into for that time
period. Until I catch up , I want to know everything , whatever it is.  Like the guy I met to learn
Shamisen; I got in there for about a year and I pretty much learned the basis for it. Even when I
go play, I perform in New York City with a group and everyone's looking at me like, you're not
Japanese, how can you play this thing?

You can't even talk to everybody, you're sitting there, you play it, and you make it sound better
than us. Yeah, that’s because I'm not just so technical  - they’re all so technical. I learned how to
do it, but it's also a feeling.

Glen: The art in you, rather than the mechanisms. Anybody can draw, not anybody can become
an artist. That conceptual part is much more important than the actual work.

Danea: Right. I tell them, I play colors, I don't play notes. It's like a paintbrush. Mistakes are good.
I do two styles of Shamisen , the one for Kabuki theater , and that’s really formal. There are no
mistakes, there's no improvisation - everything is memorized. You can't even have a smile on your
face when you play. It's just for the dancers - it's descriptive music. The other style I play is more
like a folk style. It's actually created from the blind. The blind in Japan usually become musicians.

These guys would go around and they would play in this rapid style to get people to come to their
door to hand them rice or hand them money or something. So, they go door to door just playing
outside. The technique is really to grab people's attention . That's more improvisational, so I like
that one a little better.

Glen: It's their classic. You follow the rules in a classic - it's between two C’s, and it
has Lassie in the middle, and Lassie is the bitch that goes to fetch. When Lassie and
Rin Tin Tin had puppies, you knew right away that one was the Scottish version, the
other one was the German Shepherd. They were both female dogs who in fact
fetched for their master. Their master basically sat there and waited for the dogs to
bring it back . You ever run an Apple computer?  When you turn it on, there's a little
dog that goes to fetch - that’s the symbolism of it all.

Gula (which is another way of saying Glen) Gula is the female
sitting in a chair, and doesn't move but sends her dog out to
get whatever it is she wants  ⇢ Gula wants - Gula gets. But
see, it's mirrored ⇢ it's a female sitting in the chair, and it's a
male dog running after things, when in fact, it's a male sitting
in the chair and a bitch . The Australians pronounce it beach -
on the beach.

Danea: What you just said there, now would that be the male
on the inside sitting in the chair?

Glen: Yeah, because the male is in the back. You've got to think
of it as lads and ladders - the ladder folds. When you open it
up, the structure that supports it is in the back ⇢ that's male.
The structure on which you climb is female - it's got steps on
it.

Like a golf course, you go from hole to hole.
As you work up towards the neck, just
before you get to the neck, you've got this
little shelf that assists you along the way (it
holds your paint or whatever) ⇢ that's a piggy on the back that folds in and
out.

But the original piggy needed to
call home . He needed to actually
get you to do the dialing or turn on
the radio station. Any of that had
to be done manually . In fact, the
program is to create a real cellular
phone, and you're it . It's piggy
that's online all the time.

What you hear, he hears, they hear . With nobody having to type a keyboard , or speak the
words, everything will at one time be communicated. Of course, if he's talking to anybody, they
believe they're looking at a female. But there ain't no female there, except in appearance.

Danea: Is that what the chip is for, or you’re saying it's already in?

Glen: We're now in the transition stage.  It's going to be all - and it's not a chip in the sense of
something made out of plastic. It's a real piece of meat, a cellular phone made from cells.

Danea: For instance, with nanotechnology, couldn't they even have you breathe that in and it
could actually just go right to the spot where it has to be?

Glen: Well, your senses are attached to it because of its location.  Everything has to go through
there. It's like Nebraska; all telephone calls, east and west, across the Rocky Mountains, have to
go through Nebraska.  So, they're there to pick up the signals on everything that happens,
whether it's smell, feel, sight, hearing, whatever.

Then in communications in the world of spies, what happens to things that are picked up is they're
fed through an analyzing type of machine that picks out keywords, sends it to a reader analyst.
The reader analyst is the first human that touches it and reads it, and that person makes a decision
on whose desk this should go to - that's all. It ends up either being FBI or CIA or communications
defense establishment - any one of the 16 different organizations that keep track of us in the U.S.
We have equivalents here in Canada.

Danea: Just like this phone call.

Glen: There is no such thing as privacy . The only people you can keep out are those you don't
even need to worry about. Everybody that you should worry about is, in fact, the ones that are in
charge of what you're doing all the time - the telephone company. Norton sends out viruses on
your computer. All of these...

Danea: That's why they can find them.

Glen: The police are the worst thieves. Politicians aren't there to save you money but to make
money for themselves - that's the system. So don't worry about spies. Educate them.

Danea: With the time we have, right?

Glen: They're the ones who need it most.

Danea: They're the only ones that can actually have any influence.

Glen: We believe that there is a single source that can have real influence.  It comes down to ,
we’re it. The people that can have influence outside of us only have one thing to offer - mutual
destruction. Now that's better than single destruction, I guess, but it's not helpful to the cause. If
ever there will be change to come about,  it will have to be by 13 different brains working as
one, to come up with answers that make sense to a person who is control-oriented because it
has little sense of self-worth.


Until you assist them in getting back a sense of self -worth, you're going to be communicating
over their heads. So that's the critical mass's job, is to make sure that Piggie understands that
we know basically, how the decision-making process turned it into a control freak . It's not all
their fault, it's partly our fault because as men we allowed them to use us to do their dirty work.
It's partly women's fault because they didn't recognize the value of the assistance they were
getting and didn't give it proper recognition.

So, all three of us have to take some share of the blame . Only when we say we accept our
responsibility as males in this triune picture , do we earn the right to suggest to other people
that they too can make an effort to change . That it wasn't easy for us to come to these
conclusions, and how great it would be if all three worked together for the time left in this
eternity. This universe isn't going to be around forever. There's about to be a cataclysmic event
which none of us living on the surface can esca pe. Alderamin moves in as a second sun, and it
brings with it, heat equal to its luminosity - there will be no life on the surface of this planet.

Danea: Just to give you another example of your information in Hollywood, there's a movie that
just came out called “Knowing”, basically about a guy who finds  a number code, and sees the
world's going to end through the code in the last 50 years. He found it with basically five days to
go or something like that. The code showed from the past 50 years every event that took place,
and it said the number dead and the date that was next to it. So, on that date this many died, this
date that many died. At the end, they find out that the world's going to end by solar flare.

So, what happens is there's two children, a boy and a girl, and they can hear the “whisperers”,
and they made them look like alien people. They took them to another planet to repopulate the
other planet. Then the rest of the people just burned in the solar flare.  The sun spit out a solar
flare and wiped out the whole planet, except for the two children who escaped, because of the
coding. Now that you said that, before I didn't totally understand.  I thought it was just another
allegory for wiping out everyone on the surface. But now you're saying that, now it makes sense
with the solar flare.

Glen: It's exactly what's going to happen. And we know all the...

Danea: Nicolas Cage is the actor.

Glen: Well, he's certainly in on it.  I think most of the people who would be part of Scientology
would be in on it. At least they accept to play a role, whether they know the whole story or not,
I don't know. I, at first, used to believe, hey, there's no way this solar system can survive. No solar
system ever did, so there's no difference here.  Why is that?  Because the sun is basically
committing suicide. It's burning itself out of existence , and as it gets smaller and smaller, the
right distance from the sun changes.




So, at one stage in the past, Mars, now Earth, in the future, Venus.  That's a normal progression.
So, I used to believe, well, maybe a couple of million years from now, we'll all have to kind of
hopscotch over to Venus, and that's the important part.  But now that I grasp the concept of
Alderamin causing, first of all, to drag our orbit around the sun into an egg shape rather than a
circular shape around the sun - we've been egg-shaped before.

Something comes by that drags us in that direction, but has no heat generation of its own, we
get cold and we get an ice age. There is more ice in the wintertime, the summers are shorter, and
ice stays and builds up.  But if the thing that's coming by is hot, we get global warming.  That's
what we're living through now.

It's working its way by, and it's going to be here at one stage to replace Polaris as the polar star.
Once that begins to happen, then the conditions on this planet will be unlivable. Therefore, the
only place of security would be the Moho discontinuity, and I don't think we're invited yet. For
us, there is no choice.  For the Moho people, there is a choice . They are used to living out ice
ages underground, so living out a hot age ain’t much different, even if they have to stay below
for 16,000 years or so.

Danea: There's no difference there. I remember in that movie, at one point, they were saying, it's
only safe if you go into the cave, you have to go underground. I was sitting there chuckling because
I'm watching a different movie than everybody else.

Glen: Underground ain't going to be there the way it is today, because the ground will melt in
a nova . Mountains become deserts, deserts become lumps, and whatever . In the end, it all
looks like quicksand.

Danea: That's the thing, just knowing that, as I said, after talking to you, I don't give a “S” about
anything. I mean, as far as…

Glen: Yeah, don’t waste your life living.

Danea: So, y ou want me to do this?  Why? No, I'm doing exactly what I want to do right now.
Hopefully we can stop it, but if it is going to, it's basically like finding out you have cancer or
something. Why wait until the end?

Glen: If you're going to die, at least know what it's all about.  If you can do something about it
by knowing, then do something about it. But, don't put your head in the sand and wait for the
kick in the ass.

Danea: Like I said with my soon to be funeral, so I don't have time to mess around and let stuff
happen. I have to be active. Now at least I know which direction to be active in. Getting up to you
and trying to do something up there is definitely...


Glen: Well, hopefully over the summer we'll meet people like you, and we'll be able to decide do
we have 13 people of like mind who care more about the bigger picture than instant
gratification. If we do, what are the next steps?

Danea: Now would everyone have to be there at the same time or you just have to meet…

Glen: No, if there were three at a time, that would be best as far as transmitting information and
finding out about the people that are here. 12, it's a group of people and you don't get much time
to grasp the person themselves.  I'm not the one who's making the choice . I'm the one who's
bringing the people so Creation can make a choice. Somehow Creation at the end, will decide,
because it's the one that's basically giving us a last chance.

I think Creation wants to assemble 13 people who care. That's what we're going to try and do.
It's not any one thing that makes the person right. It's the way they fit together to make the 13.
As a group, do they become better than as individuals?  Can they help in communicating to the
people who are basically the biggest control freaks ever , and speak to them in a way that will
communicate in a way they will overstand, not brush off? It'll be interesting to see.

I believe that we also have an ace in the hole.  Should we discover the plate that has the other
half of the information that Methuselah and Enoch got, that I believe now is with the Mormons,
we will open the eyes to a lot of people on the planet who are creating the problem we live
with every day on behalf of the system. If nothing else, maybe they'll stop doing what they're
doing.

Danea: I was thinking that it wouldn't necessarily matter if Joe Blow found out that you have that
there because they wouldn't understand. Say it comes up, then the media can just do whatever
they want to give everyone their opinion on it, but it would be the ones that are insiders that it
would make a difference to.

Glen: You could put a big basket of dollar coins on the front lawn and 99% of the people on the
planet would go for the coins rather than the knowledge. So, we'll try.


Danea: Now, another thing I was thinking about, because you're talking about Methuselah  -
would the time machine be  (not necessarily the movie, but just in general) would the time
machine be an allegory for reincarnation ? B ecause you're traveling through time, but they're
always the same body. Maybe it’s not necessarily actually living at the same per...

Glen: There are two things with genetic engineering. One is clone; you're reproducing what died
- you're cloning it. The other more important thing is recombined DNA - you're breaking down
the genome into its basic component parts; 125,000 to 145,000 instructions.  Separating them
in each their own container, and then you start assembling a task-specific person to be reborn
to handle a specific job, and that's what they do now.

That's the Hillary Clintons  and Bill Clintons  of the world  - that's Carla Bruni . Of course, our
example of the best mind is as close to a Neanderthaler as we can get in Hawking. You see him in
his chair, totally unable to take care of anything.

Danea: Or speak. He has to use that voice box.

Glen: So, all you're getting is the content of his brain as the product comes out.

Danea: Why would they be created if it's just a mind and they can't do anything else?

Glen: It may not have been at the beginning.  I believe that the Clan Mother and the
Neanderthaler were born of the same lineage. I don't know if it's the same parent, if you can call
it that, but same evolutionary pattern . They started off being the same , but the same under
different social engineering followed . The Neanderthaler obviously got raised in a place that
didn't need much motion. The linkage is to manatee, to sea cow, water-based, floating around
in a marsh environment.

That's where they were built after they were genetically engineered , and that over time has an
influence on things. Whereas, I believe that Clan Mother, unlike Tarzan raised in the trees, and
whose mother was a monkey taking care of him, a cheetah or whatever you call them. I think that
was the monkey's name, Cheetah. The actual parenting was cats, whether they were cheetahs,
lions, tigers, whatever, the Clan Mother's social engineering is the closest thing to cats.

Especially in the time when they were hermaphrodites, before the coming of another gender .
The fact that women like to hug and snuggle and be close, you don't see at any stage in men, but
you see it in other women. If you do what I do and raise cats to study them, it becomes obvious
that there is two different lives being lived by cats.






They have a need to run outside to get implanted by a tomcat. But that's a miserable experience
for them. They scream and shout and go through a lot of pain, and as soon as they can, they run
back to the harem.  They come to the house and it's all females hanging around together.  They
take care of each other and they hug each other and they lick each other and clean each other
and sleep one on top of each other, and that's women.

They don't admit to it today . They have the problem of dealing with the artificial stuff sent out
called lesbianism, created in the islands of Greece, there at Lesbos. So, when you have to decide
where did we come from, I would be the one saying, well, we were separated by a genetic
engineer who learned how to break a leg on an X and turn it into a Y, and a second gender was
born out of a formerly hermaphrodite female who now could give birth to two genders  ⇢
individuals ⇢ indivisible individuals.

Danea: How long did they carry the testes after that?

Glen: I would suggest that it's a recessive gene type of thing - it fades into the background. You've
got to remember that from a choice of a hundred and some thousand instructions that are in
the genome, a human being needs 25,000 in order to be a human being, of which he uses or
she uses only 3% . Of the 3%, some are not even useful today.  If you look at tonsils or other
doodads you have in your stomach that basically cause you trouble.

Danea: Or an appendix or something like that.

Glen: Appendix, yeah, so in the end, what happens is all of the things you were given kind of fade
into the background , and only pop up if the male and female have the same thing , and come
together at the right moment in time , and the right egg passes by , type of thing. I don't think
they've ever lost it completely, but it's simply a seed - it's not an active thing, it's like a seed. I've
got to switch phones here because this one is dying on me. I'll turn this one on and that one off.
Did I lose you?

Danea: No.

Glen: Okay. It will come back. Once the male is gone, that's the likely thing that will happen with
wars and nuclear wars and then the cataclysmic events. So that females who would survive would
be hermaphrodites again, but this time it's not needed.  Recombined DNA means the bartender
sits there in front of all the bottles and says, hmm, what I need is boom, boom, boom, boom,
boom, makes a cocktail. He makes it up.









Stem cells are the key  - from the stem cells they've
collected over time - they have billions, if not trillions of
eggs in storage in  beeswax, and in storage under two
miles of ice in Greenland . Not green because it's green  -
it's green because it's of the future.

So, everything in the future is linked to green and peas .
iPod is basically the container that holds peas . You eat it
too with snow peas.  So, they've been carrying eggs to
Greenland for at least 5,000 years , because there are
traces we see of them going there, and it's the big secret.
I don't know if you know the geology of Greenland, but it's
a bowl. It's a bowl the size of, say, British Columbia, Alberta,
and Saskatchewan put together, the three western
provinces of Canada, so it's a big place.

The snow that's on the inside of the bowl will never melt.
That's because it's two miles thick, and if you know
anything about cold storage on a farm, you dig a hole, you
go out to the creek, you cut some ice, you bring it in during
the winter, you put it in the hole, and you can get ice in
August. By cleaning up the hay and straw and dirt that's on
top, you pick up ice and you bring it indoors.  Well, that's
because as anything melts the dirt on the
surface, it just makes it a better insulator.  Try to imag ine two miles of ice ,
surrounded by rock.

Danea: Not going anywhere.

Glen: Not going anywhere. It might melt 100 feet or something - that would be
the end of it.

Danea: Yeah, that's nothing. It’s a little chip.

Glen: So, if you go in to Greenland, one thing you'll notice that is awfully strange
- the time zones that come down from the north , are usually coming in a
straight line across any island that happens to be in the way . Greenland has
two bumps in the time zone. So, it basically is done to put one part on one door,
one entry place . That's why they call them the two door kings  (the Tudors of
England). There's an entry and an exit and they're both entry and exits. When
something happens  in one place, you can g o out the other , just like a lot of
animals do.




Down at the bottom, not too far away from Thule Air Force Base, that the U.S. has up there, and
they've made that whole place a no -fly zone. I'm sure there's some contacts between a few
people. Half an island off on the Canadian side of the water is another place that I'm sure there
are contacts. Hillary Clinton and Bill and a number of senior politicians in the U.S. have been
known to take trips up into northern Ontario, northern Quebec , and [you] never know exactly
where they're going. I'm sure they've had sessions someplace.

Labrador is telling you, the bra door ⇢ there's a door to a bra. So, All of these things tell me that
the old rules of the game  (cloning) are basically thrown out the window.  Now it's recombined
DNA. So, you make what you want - a task-specific slave.

Danea: Made to order.

Glen: Made to order, and what they need is a good-looking Carla Bruni on the outside, a Michael
Jordan on the inside.

Danea: But you also have to keep it kind of tame, because the give -away would be the muscles,
right? Because women can't get their muscles like men as easily.

Glen: But Jacques Rogge just announced this year that they expect women to be equal to men
in body types by the next ten years.

Danea: Yuck. No, thanks.

Glen: It's a matter of styling all of this. They're not working on the principle anymore. That, they’ve
got down pact. There are men women, and there are women men walking around the streets
today. But right now, it's really on the cosmetics of it all - making it all fit together, but mostly
working on the remote telephone system. They call it “lettuce” for short, because it's like lettuce
in a hamburger - it just kind of covers everything up.

The Egg and the Bacon are down below, and Tomato is in charge on top  ⇢ Tom-8-O, and then
the lettuce is another way of saying, tell us ⇠⇢ let us ⇠⇢ tell us. That just happens to be the
name of the telephone company from Texas, who basically comes from Aztecs. They now run the
phone company in British Columbia and Alberta.

Danea: The name is actually tell us? Wow.

Glen: Yeah, tell us. T-E-L-U-S. All one word.

Danea: Oh, that will confuse them right there.  It's
one word.




Glen: They're basically selling off all of their land structures. They've sold all the buildings in B.C.
and leased them back because they need them still. But they're moving all the money over to the
cellular phone division. It's basically the message that: you need a cellular phone, but you don't
want something you need to carry around - that's only for conversations between yourselves.

As far as the system is concerned, that cellular phone must be the pons in the brain between
the medulla and the two thalamuses  - the pons must be online 24 -7. The pons is like those
drawbridges that open and close, so that when you want to do something, you can be stopped
from doing it by creating a distraction for a fraction of a second. Imagine Tiger Woods trying to
play golf with someone opening and closing [inaudible] his brain at the very moment his swing is
on the way up or down, and it throws it off just a fraction of a second.

Danea: That's what that is, right? Say I'm in the park playing whatever instrument, a shamisen or
something, I'll get to a point where if I start actually thinking about what I'm playing, then it just
goes to shit.

Glen: That's because they're in charge.

Danea: So, they disrupt. When I'm just not focused at all, I could be staring at whatever.  People
walk by and I don't see them, then that's when I'm really playing.  But as soon as I think for a
second, it's gone.

Glen: You're sending it- the signal to your hands coming are from your intuition when you're
playing it. It's a feeling thing -  going straight through from your spine into your hands. Whereas
the minute you move it to your brain, you've got this mechanism that's trying to play along
with you, but not necessarily willing your will.

Danea: When that happens, you pretty much go back to your foundation. Usually, you'll start off
playing a song that you've practiced, and then after you've done the song for a minute, you can
start going into your improvisation. But you need the basis to get you back into that.

Glen: It's like stopping what you're doing, going outside, sitting down, and taking a deep breath
of fresh air. You're kind of doing the opposite to what a person in a cave would be doing - you're
confusing them.

Danea: So, growing my hair down will actually help me play then?

Glen: I would believe that  over time you'll notice that everything that is linked to your
automatic reaction to things will be improved . You'll get answers when you need them rather
than a week later. I'm still working at about a day's delay, hehe

Danea: Hehe, or you can get it right before you go to sleep or something, it’ll start clicking.



Glen: When I get up in the morning, I have no idea what I'm going to write about. When I go to
bed at night, I don't remember what I wrote about. It's just what was appropriate at that time.

Danea: For some of the details, are you reading an encyclopedia and copying like that, or is that
just all in your head?

Glen: Most of it is now in my head, but for the things I write, I go back and check out
encyclopedias. Or I'll go to the enemy and read their material, which is called “news”, and say,
what are they trying to cover up here? It becomes obvious to me what they're trying to cover up,
and I'll rewrite their piece as if I was them, but telling the truth instead of the bullshit.

Danea: Right, sculpting. Now, with intuition or with the hair, many people might have their hair
long, but if they don't know what it's for, they might not…

Glen: I suggest that  there are some people who live their entire lives on intuition , and they
know how to do certain things . They don't know why, but it has something to do with their
background. When they learned it, they had longer hair.  It's not necessarily the need to have it
today, just the need to have had it at the appropriate moment in time.  I feel I'm learning every
day, so having long hair helps me to gather in the information and retain it.

Danea: I guess it's just through pondering, it'll just come. Pondering, pond, pon.

Glen: Usually, if you're in nature and you're just smelling, looking, hearing, all of a sudden
something comes to mind, and I rush back to the house to make notes because I know that five
minutes later, I won't remember because I'll be down another path in my brain and won't
remember the one I left.  But when I look at the notes, then I know.  I might write something on
this particular topic.

Danea: I should send you a little voice recorder so you don't have to run back.

Glen: I used to do that, and it worked for a while, but I gathered up so much material in it, that I
would waste a lot of time trying to find what I was looking for among the things that I recorded.
What I would need would be a secretary that follows me around, and as when I tell her something,
she would write it down on a library card -sized thing, and put it in an index with two or three
different titles…

Danea: Take a memo.

Glen: But, I suspect that's not in the cards.

Danea: I saw Jerd posted your videos on Google, the workshop.


Glen: I didn't post them. I gave them...

Danea: No, I know the story. Jerd, when he brought your newspapers.

Glen: What shocks me is not that he did it, because that's okay, I don't care what people do. What
shocks me is the fact that Google put them on.  I would suggest that YouTube would have put
them on, and nobody would have cared, but nothing goes on Google without management's
consent. If it does happen to sneak in, it's not long before it's taken off.

Danea: I think they’re still there.

Glen: Someone told me that it was put on, and then it was removed except for the third one, and
then put back on again when people complained.  My problem is Google's name is Go-Rego,
because L-E at the end can be R-E, if left becomes right ⇢ L and R are interchangeable. There's
a “go” right next to it, so that's “rego”, and there's a “go” up front, “go-re” ⇢ so “gore”.

Why would they put that on? Until I found out the real name of Calvary. Calvary's original name
was Golgotha, which is “the go go” because there is no L. So, what it means is that they've put
me on, but they have another agenda than mine  - it involves my crucifixion. So, for whatever
reason, they will pick and choose among the things I say, hope that those things I say they can
bring up in a court of law, which is Google, and indict me.

A lot of people, after it appeared, called me and asked me questions to which the answer might
suggest to someone that I am pretending to be a lawyer or a doctor. Folic acid is one of the topics
that I talked about. If they can basically charge me with some criminal activity based on that kind
of stuff, that would be their aim in life. I tell everybody in any conversation where the topics come
up that I'm a non -lawyer. I'm looking at this whole thing as a businessman looking back upon
his life, not as a lawyer.

If I talk about folic acid creating a problem, I don't think anybody in their right mind could have
an argument with that. I'm not saying to anybody that what they say it does isn't true.  I'm just
saying that it's irrelevant what it does that is good in comparison to the bad it causes in the
long run. So yeah, it might save one in a couple of million kids from having spinal bifida , but it
dumbs down all of the rest of the millions of people . Which is worse? Should we save a child
for the purpose of saving t hat child at the expense of killing a million others for their entire
lifetime?

Danea: I know , but they want to put fluoride in all the water and inject you with all types of
whatever.

Glen: There's nothing wrong with any pill they sell. The problem is the dose and the combination.
They can't control it after it's left their hands, and they know that . That if you have it in your
pharmacy, you're going to think that if this pill is good for this particular thing, taking two must
be twice as good.


Danea: I have some Japanese friends that said they can't take, for instance, an Advil from America
because the dosage is way too high.  They take really small dosages over there, and it works for
them.

Glen: We don't even sell Advil here in Canada.  I went to a drugstore once and I said, I can't see
your Advil. The guy said, well, go out the front door, take a left, go about two miles, you'll be on
the highway, drive 45 miles to St. Lawrence, cross the bridge, go to the drugstore, because that's
where they sell them. So, you guys are being given much bigger doses than we get in Canada.

Danea: I had a headache the other night and my friend gave me this Chinese, I guess it was mixed
with herbs and had a little bit of aspirin in it, just a little bit, and it worked within maybe 15
minutes. It wasn’t in pill form, it's like this little powder you put in your mouth.  It was a really
small dosage and it worked fine. We were told to take two, usually about 500 or 600 milligrams
of whatever, acetaminophen or whatever it is.

Glen: I've got to go feed the animals before supper, Danea.

Danea: Okay, thank you.

Glen: You're welcome to call again.

Danea: I've got my calling card now, so I'm back in action.

Glen: Okay.

Danea: Have a good one, or a good many, until we talk again.

Glen: Sure will.

Danea: Okay, bye-bye.

Glen: Bye-bye.