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Thanks For the Support - Dec 1, 2019


Glen: Just got back. Had a meeting with the Cell this morning.

Jerd: For how long?

Glen: Eh?

Jerd: How long was that meeting?

Glen: Oh, let's see, 10 o'clock till 11 o'clock or so, 12 o'clock.  Then I had to grab some tarps that
were blowing all over the place.

Jerd: Yeah, it's been windy.

Glen: What time is it now?

Jerd: It's 1:38, almost 2.

Glen: So, I got a tent up.

Jerd: You set it up?

Glen: I did it by myself because Jennifer sent me the video , and I looked at the video . That was
Friday, and it was raining. I don't know if you know what it's like to try to work outside when it's
raining and you wear glasses.

Jerd: Yeah, that's not fun.

Glen: Putting up a tent with the wind and the rain was not fun, but I got it done.

Jerd: Yeah, that's a positive.

Glen: Well, there were people who said they'd be here on Wednesday, but then on Wednesday,
the damn thing didn't arrive until about 3 o'clock in the afternoon or 4, somewhere in there. So,
it was too late.

Jerd: There was a whole thing behind that. They held it.

Glen: They held it on purpose. No doubt about it. They claimed it was too heavy at first, and then
they admitted that it had come from California, so it crossed the border.  They wanted $24.48
from a guy who bought it and bought the heater and lives in Scotland.  They are the worst
government in the entire world. Right now, we're investigating their role and...


Jerd: Which government?

Glen: Government sent me papers demonstrating that at least at their level of the Canadian
government, collecting and paying out retirement benefit, did not ask for any money, claimed
that the claim that was made in 2003 and backdated, has been shut down with a notice not to
attempt to claim that it wasn't legal . It was the government coming into power, which was
liberals, would not have done it, but the government that was in power did. Then backdated it to
a time when the liberals were in power, so they would take the blame.

But they showed me that no deductions have ever been made from it, and I've warned them that
any deduction following my demise is twice what it is before, and if they don't remove the thing
from the documents that were done and delete it completely, their penalty is a thousand years
in the waiting line. Two thousand if I've died. In the waiting line, there's a bridge that rises that
allows people to see how well -off they would be if they were in paradise, compared to just
waiting in line, which is not hell, but it's certainly not paradise.

Once they come off the line, they have to go into the courtroom, sit in the audience, let
everybody in the audience go through that got there ahead of them, and then have their own
trial. Then they don't know whether or not they'd be sentenced to the Pacific or paradise. But
they won't know for at least a thousand years if they don't take the documents off and return
the money.

That's a division that's provincial called Service Canada . So, they are the ones that put in the
poverty surplus. If your pension doesn't meet a certain level, then they have to meet it, and for
me, it's been deducted. That 900 bucks has been deducted for five months now, so that's $4,500
→ 4,500 years. Is Danea on yet?

Jerd: No, I don't think so. He would say something. He should be on soon.

Glen: I'll have to repeat myself, hehe.

Jerd: That's crooks, criminals, right?

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: That's what they do; they st eal. Or Predators; I remember we were discussing predators
years ago. That they take and they go somewhere else with it.






Glen: Yeah. When I got to the bank in June, and I saw this on the screen, the screen was totally
different from what I normally would see. I stepped back, the Cell stood in front of me, took a
picture of the screen, and sent it to Antarctica. They did a search on it, and it came out to be a
bank in Chicago called the Private Bank . When we looked at who owned the Private Bank, it's
CIBC, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce; my bank in Kemptville. The important word in there
is “Imperial” Bank. Imperial means royal, so it's basically linked to England's MI6. So now we're
down to two possibilities ; Service Canada, which is provincial, and Imperial Bank of Canada,
which is foreign, and English.

Jerd: So, this Private Bank… I'm looking it up right now. It says Private Bank, Chicago, Illinois.

Glen: Yeah. Owned by CIBC.

Jerd: Is this the one that says 120 South Lasalle Street? Is that it?

Glen: Well, there's only one in Chicago, I think, and it's linked to my bank in Kemptville.

Jerd: It's called the Private Bank in Reno, Chicago. Mafia factory.

Glen: Yeah. It's where they launder money.  They steal from seniors' pensions , launder it in a
place near Mississauga, and transfer it to Chicago. Then on to the UN for use by the bureaucrats
at the UN, which are mostly Nordic places like Sweden and northern Germany and Finland.

Jerd: What criminal activities do you think the Swedes and stuff, because it's famous that people
use offshore accounts and...

Glen: Well, you got to remember that that entire Nordic group is between the two biggest
countries in the world, and they control Greenland as well. So, you got Russia on one side, you
got Canada on the other. The only break is Alaska that has a panhandle with a city named after
a Russian city. You had a woman from there run for president or vice president some time ago.

Jerd: Sarah Palin?

Glen: Yeah, Sarah Palin. Where's she come from?

Jerd: I thought it was Alaska or something.

Glen: Yeah, she's from Alaska, but in the panhandle there. Russian name.

Jerd: Siberia?






Glen: No, it's linked to my trees out in front there, the spruce. 49 Spruce. They're named after the
town she comes from. [Sitka] Just look up Sarah Palin, place of birth or member of the house or
something. Candidate for president. Sarah Palin's place of birth , oh, no, that's not right.  It says
she was born in Sandpoint, Idaho.

Glen: She may have been born there, but she lived in Alaska. What's the town right in the middle
of that peninsula that comes down British Columbia?

Jerd: Well, it says here she was elected to Wasilla City Council.

Glen: That's not the name. I keep forgetting names that I've said a million times before.

Jerd: That happens to me, too, Glen. I think it may be linked to diet.

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: If you're not getting enough vegetables, vitamins in your diet.

Glen: I'm getting too many vegetables, not enough meat, hehe.

Jerd: That's what happened? I'm trying to eat more vegetables these days.

Glen: Jennifer would know. She knows everything.

Jerd: Hehe, yeah. So, with this tent, how does it fit your needs? Is it sufficient? I know a house is
always a lot better, but...

Glen: Well, right now what I'm trying to figure out is what is the proper amount of wood to put
into at the beginning so that it doesn't get too hot. Because right now it's leaning on the edge of
too hot on the stove's thermometer.

Jerd: That's what the thermometer says for you?

Glen: Well, it's about almost on the line going into too hot.  Now, all I've put in it is one piece of
wood on top of some cells, some, not cells, what do you call them, wood pellets.

Jerd: Chips, you mean?

Glen: Yeah. I put a handful of wood pellet chips and a log on it, then a little bit of starter, and lit it
up. On my indoor thermometer it says 33 degrees centigrade, 80, 90 some degrees Fahrenheit.
So obviously I've got to put in either no pellets, or a smaller piece of wood.




Jerd: I don't know how thick the logs are. Are you putting like half a log? Are you chopping them
in half?

Glen: I'm not chopping it. I bought it as firewood.

Jerd: What happened to all that wood that you chopped in the past?

Glen: You have to hold it for two years after cutting it so that it evaporates and then you can use
it for deliveries to customer.  In a cord of wood, there's the phony cord and the real cord.  The
phony cord is called a face cord, and a real cord has three piles, one next to the other deep, and
it costs $300. Whereas a face cord is a third of that and it costs $100 once because they won't
deliver it twice, they deliver it once so you can test their wood.  Then when you buy it, you have
to buy it by cord, which is $300.

Jerd: This is something I didn't think about. Now you've got to pay for wood?

Glen: Yeah, well I wouldn't have to pay for wood if I had somebody helping me cut wood while
I'm doing the rest of the work. But right now, that's not possible. Somebody has to come with a
chainsaw because my two chainsaws died over the last five years , and cut up pieces of wood to
the size that can be used inside the furnace. I've got a shortening day when daylight diminishes,
rain on my glasses, and only an axe to cut wood while I have to take care of everything else.

Jerd: Oh, Danea's on by the way.

Glen: Oh, hi Danea.

Danea: Hey Glen.

Glen: Do you want me to start over?

Danea: No, no, I've been on for a few minutes, since the tent topic.

Glen: Yeah, okay, good. You're efficient.

Jerd: So now I guess we could work on finding...

Glen: You know how a piece of wood costs when you pay for it at $300 a cord? One piece is $0.44.

Jerd: How big is that piece?

Glen: Well, they are all about the same size.  Some a little thinner than others, but the length is
all the same.



Jerd: So, you think you could use like a fund, pool a fund together for wood?

Glen: That would not be a bad idea. Until we have somebody here who can cut the wood, because
we certainly have plenty of wood, but it's a matter of somebody . . . basically two people. One on
a tractor with a trailer, the other one cutting the pieces and throwing them in the trailer, and then
the trailer driving back while the guy..[beep]..continues to cut. When it gets too hot, I get a beep
like that from a device that Jennifer sent, and it says, open the door.

Jerd: That's pretty nifty and useful. That was a good idea.

Danea: Well, I guess you'll really see once it's really cold out there and how quickly the heat
dissipates, because it's going to be radiating.

Glen: Yeah, it's going to be different once it gets really cold. The other thing I need is two pillows.
Put a bed in, and I have specialized stuff that goes on top of the spring.  Then I have blankets on
top of that, and a sleeping bag from my friend in Scotland . The stove came from him and her as
well. So, I need two pillows and wood, firewood.

Jerd: Two pillows and firewood, okay.

Glen: I don't want rubberized pillows, if possible, because they basically are fire hazards.

Jerd: I saw a pillow the other day when I was actually looking  a mattress. I saw memory foam
pillows where the foam has a different texture, and it's in a case that you could wash and put the
pillow back in.

Glen: Yeah, that would be great.

Jerd: Yeah, I’ll go look into that.

Glen: I don't know how expensive pillows are [inaudible]

Jerd: These are like a hundred a pillow. But they're comfortable though.

Glen: Huh. Sounds like too much.

Jerd: You live in a tent, so might as well be comfortable.

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: I could save up and get that.  I don't know about the wood.  I guess whoever, me or Dana,
whoever, could just send you those money orders, and you could just buy the wood.


Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: There always seems to be a connection to Scotland.

Glen: Yeah. When I saw the two groups of people who came from one day at the [inaudible] time
[inaudible]… they didn't come together, it just happened to be that way. One came from Scotland,
and one came from Brockville. In Canada, the last place I would expect to see anybody come and
help me would be Brockville. In Scotland, the last place I expect [inaudible] was people who would
come and help, and both groups did a fantastic job here. You can’t prejudge even on the purgatory
doorstep to hell [inaudible]

Jerd: Is your phone moving? Are you moving, because it seems like something keeps moving over
your microphone.

Glen: [inaudible]

Jerd: You still there Danea?

Danea: Yep.

Jerd: I can't really hear what he's saying. It seems like he's busy moving around or something.

Glen: What is this now?

Jerd: Hello?

Glen: [inaudible] Are you there?

Jerd: I'm here.

Glen: The context is how much [inaudible]...

Jerd: You cut out. All I heard you say was how much wood, and then you sounded like you were
far away.

Glen: How much [inaudible]...

Jerd: Yeah, I can't hear you.

Glen: Well, I can't speak any louder than Bell Canada.

Jerd: Are you doing something? Are you moving something? Are you working right now?




Glen: I'm lying on my back. I have the base of the telephone on my chest , upper chest of below
my chin. Now, how much do you move under those circumstances?

Danea: I think maybe some of your clothes are touching the microphone.

Jerd: Yeah, something keeps rubbing against the microphone.

Glen: The microphone on my phone is at the top of [inaudible]...

Jerd: Well, I don't know. It's maybe your hair.

Glen: Maybe the phone is too hot.

Jerd: You said the phone is too hot?

Glen: Could be. If it's not that, it's probably [inaudible]...

Jerd: Usually when I hear that sound in the microphone, like when I'm talking or something,  it’s
something rubbing up against that microphone. I don't know, it could be your finger, it could be
your beard, it could be...

Glen: I have my hand on [inaudible] facing out. If I lay it down, does it change any?

Jerd: Now you sound clear.

Glen: Okay, so now the phone is laying down. Remember that.

Jerd: Hehe.

Glen: Just below my chin.

Jerd: Okay.

Glen: So, what is it that you don't know about how I'm living in the tent?  I'll repeat here that in
the morning I've been testing a different amount of wood to start the fire. I am putting a handful
of wood pellets on the bottom of the stove on which I add fire starter from the stove I have. Not
the stove, the other stoves I have. $24 plus tax, $28 a quart. So, it's not gas. It's not going to blow
up on me. Then I put a piece of wood on top of that from my firewood collection of last year.  At
that point, I take a match and drop it on the fire starter, it starts heating in the wood pellets, and
when it gets hot enough down there, it starts the fire in the piece of wood.




All of that is directed by the amount of air entering the stove. The stove has a control that allows
you to open up four holes in the door. If you want to limit the amount of heat, you can shut the
thing down by a quarter or a half, three quarters, or all of it.  If you shut it all, the smoke can't
make it up the chimney because it doesn't have any air pushing it and the alarm will go off.  So,
you got to make sure that those holes are either open completely , or closed no more than half.
When they are operating properly, they burn together, and at this stage of the game, it's too hot.

On my thermometers, my furnace thermometer goes up and it's right on the line , and it's 33
degrees Fahrenheit inside here. 700 degrees Fahrenheit on the thermometer. So, what do I do?
Do I cut back on the wood chips or do I cut back on the wood itself?  Right now, I've tried three
pieces of wood, two pieces of wood, one piece of wood. So now I'm left with no pieces of wood.
So, I can't do anything until it cools down to zero and then try again tomorrow morning, without
wood or without pellets.

Jerd: Maybe you could just put the wood in first and then if it's too low, I guess you add the pellets
incrementally.

Glen: Could be. I can try that tomorrow.

Danea: What about controlling the dampers on there?

Glen: Well, that's what I was talking about, the dampers and the controls to put air in , so that it
can go out the chimney where it has the damper.  It's wide open, so if I shut it, it's going to be
hotter still.

Danea: So, it's wide open and still overheating?

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: Now that thermometer, is it designed for your...

Glen: Especially for the stove. It's got a magnet on it and you put it on the surface. I've got two of
them, so I put one near the front and one near the chimney.

Jerd: Now, you’re able to cook your food in that thing?

Glen: Yeah. I had breakfast on it yesterday.  All you have to do is put your food in a frying pan,
which I have, or a fireproof, I don't know what they call it, glass -looking thing, and it heats it all
up. A frying pan will fry eggs. If I'm using stuff out of a can, I would use the glass thing.

Jerd: Oh, like a Pyrex type of thing?

Glen: A Pyrex type thing. That's it. If I'm using cans, usually a meal is two cans that I put together
as one. One usually has the basic chicken , and turkey, or beef or whatever meat. The other one

has a more saucy or veggie type filling , and when I mix the two of them, I make a better meal
than either one of them by themselves.

Jerd: So, you can buy poultry, beef or stuff like that in the store?

Glen: Well, I haven't bought any, but I've been given a steak, beef steak, by a taxi driver, and
simply putting it on a sheet of aluminum foil on top of the surface of the stove, it acts like a frying
pan, and it doesn't leak more than a little bit, contrary to the can stuff.  So, it doesn't need the
containment, and is easier to cut if it's on a piece of aluminum foil, because you're not ruining
your pan while you're cutting it. Those are all things that I have never had to live before.

Same thing with putting up stakes to hold a tent is usually done with six -inch stakes, because
you're putting it up and taking it down, putting it up and taking it down. But for me, it's putting it
up, period, and has to survive what we've had over the last few days; the biggest wind gust that
you can imagine. What I got was 30-inch stakes, replaced the six-inch stakes, and nothing moves.
But I only have a few of them, so on order is, I think, a dozen more , and by then, I'll have the
stakes all around the tent.

There's two levels to staking for the tent. There's the base level, and then there's a middle level
that pulls out the middle, (gives you more space internally). So, when the other stakes get here,
I'll be able to stake the outside, highest up links. The tent, of course, is not budging as is, but that
provides the eternal guarantee.

Jerd: So, frozen food, how would you defrost it?

Glen: Well, you just leave it in the tent when it's on normal, and it'll defrost. Chicken or cat food
coming into the tent is not frozen, but being here is going to prevent it from freezing. So that was
one of the major problems last year, is you get a can, you open it up, it's frozen. It won't come out
of the can. So, you know all the other cans are the same. So, trying to go outdoors and light a fire
in a stove outdoors, took about an hour to an hour and a half. Then you had to put the cans that
you were going to use that time, which to me is about 30 cans.

You have to line them up on the stove and try to get them off before it burns or burns your fingers.
In the rain, in the snow, in the wind, it's not the easiest thing to do for a guy 79 years old wearing
glasses. So, inside the tent, it means that all I have to do is put the case there. When I need a new
case has come out from where the cats are, because the cats are in the house, I can pick up a case
and bring it back to the house and feed them from that. It probably never will need to be put on
the stove. So, I'll only know how much space I have for stacking stuff when I put the next layer
into the ground to hold the middle part further out. Then I'll know exactly what to do. But if I had
helpers like the helpers I've had from you and I don't know who's listening- Jerd and Danny.

Jerd: Tom was a really good helper too.


Glen: You were a great help with the chicken coop, if you remember, and so was Danny with other
things. These people from Brockville and Scotland were both help ; one in bringing people here,
another one in bringing food here.  Then when the people came from Scotland was not only
bringing food, but also bringing hard labor.  They spent, I don’t know, three or four days, two or
three hours at a time digging.  That would have taken me until the snow falls, and then I would
have ended up not being able to finish because if it didn't snow until Christmas, I'd still be digging.

Of course, the A DIFO needs that from the air for when they choose to land.  They now have
basically the two directives they need ; hole in the middle, 18 feet off the ground, so they know
how to come down to 20 feet without going too far down.  They have a 20 foot ladder, so they
come down to 20 feet, and in order to position themselves east, west, north and south, they have
the circle, which won't be visible when it snows. But as soon as the weather clears up, what you
have is a green interior and a brown circle, which is about a yard wide, the same size as the ADIFO.

So, it can come down right at the center of it, drop its ladder, either deliver something or pick up
something, whether they be cats or people, bring them up, shut the gate. By the way, in case you
don't remember, the word A DIFO is all direction flying object.  It's like a flying saucer.  Probably
made in the Moho discontinuity and rising out of an extinct volcano, or optionally going back
in time, without the knowledge of anybody . Canada was the leading force in building flying
machines, both in speed and in version, whether they be airplanes or flying saucer; ADIFOs, they
call them.

So, I don't know where the one will come , is from, originally, but obviously one of those two
places. That's why people have seen what they call flying saucers, because if you're underground,
you can't have an airplane because there's no runway.  So, whatever you have, has to be round
and rise and fall in a single place like an extinct volcano. They have a big advantage that we don't
have, is of course, they're not always visible.

In order to see a member of the Cell, you have to be approved by Creation and the Court, and
then the Cell on its own request can turn itself into the electromagnetic self, which we used to
call a ghost. So, when people go looking for them, they can't see them.  When I asked, why me?
Well, you heard the answer.

Jerd: How was that visit from these guys from Scotland?

Glen: If I had visitors like New York, Brockville, and Scotland all the time, things that need to get
done would get done much faster. But I have a hernia, I'm going to be 79 in January, and there's
a limit to my energy. Although people say I look better than most people that are 50 or 60, I still
have a lack of energy because of that hernia. The only way I can get back to normal or as close to
normal as a 78-year-old can be is lying on my back.




The hernia is on the left-hand side of my penis. Then there's a bump that comes up on the right-
hand side, and if I put some pressure on the left -hand side hernia, nothing happens.  Can't feel
any change whatsoever. But if I put pressure on the bump on the right side, eventually the bump,
(and I'm trying to do it now, right now, and it's happening ) I can hear it gurgle a little bit . That
means gas is coming out of that area, leaving whatever causes the bump to drop back into its
home slot underneath the area  where I'm touching.  So, when that happens, then I can walk
better.

But trying to do that in a transparent tent means that the cot is not always available , because
every time it rains, it picks up an inch or two of water on the bottom. Then you have to dump that
and wait for it to dry before you can lie on it. So, the last three years have been difficult, because
first while I was basically sleeping in a bed in the house where the ceiling fell on me.  Then
sometimes sleeping sitting up on the back seat of a car which was half filled with whatever I
needed to work with so I could only do it seated.

Now I have a choice of in the summer, spring and fall, never turning the furnace on unless I'm
cooking something, and lying on the bed on my back as I'm doing right now, getting rid of the
bump and then go back out to work.  Or if it hasn't rained, lie down on the cot in the other tent
which basically is more practical if I'm going to be meeting people because in the tent nobody can
see me here.  Although if they look for the chimney, I'm sure they'll find smoke going up in the
wintertime. That basically is a hint that I might not be too far away. One of the advantages of the
heat in the tent is my coffee never goes cold.  Outside in 30 below, 10 minutes, you gotta take it
or leave it.

Jerd: Oh, so you're making coffee in there, that's cool.

Glen: Yeah, I used to make coffee outside but it took an hour and a half to get there. An hour for
the stove to warm up and 25 minutes to half an hour for the coffee to heat up.  When you're
standing there waiting to see bubbles up the percolator and it's either snowing, raining or 30
below, it's tough.

Jerd: Now that tent can handle winds?

Glen: Right now, with the spikes that I have in the ground, I would guarantee it with gusts of under
hurricane. Once I get the rest of the spikes in the ground, I don't think a hurricane could move it.

Danea: Wow,

Jerd: That’s sturdy. So, you're good with blankets and stuff or sleeping bags?

Glen: I got a sleeping bag from a taxi driver that I use as a base and I got a sleeping bag from
Scotland which I've never seen the likes of.  It is designed to be wide enough if I had to sleep all
dressed, which right now I doubt it. But if I had to, I could sleep all dressed in this.



Right now, I could sleep undressed lying on top of it.  I don't have pillows.  As it stands now, I'm
using a roll of paper towels as the pillows.  By the way, if both doors are open, flies come in.  So,
you have to remember in the wintertime you don't need to worry about both the screen and the
tent door being closed. You could leave the outside open and the tent open and at least it would
keep flies from being attracted to the heat.  But I have a fly swatter.  Right now, there are three
flies inside.

Jerd: They're still alive, flies?

Glen: Yeah. Well, they gotta live to make babies, who gotta live to make more babies, who gotta
live to make babies, or they won't be here in the spring.

Jerd: I thought they went dormant or something.

Glen: Hey, they lay a nest. I had a piece of beef in the bedroom and I forgot all about it.  It was
there for three days and I remembered and I picked it up and it had all these little white things by
the hundreds of thousands creeping along. Thank goodness I didn't wait another day. What they
were crawling in was a paper plate I used to feed the cats, and picnic plates type of thing. I picked
up the plate and put it outdoors so they froze to death. But imagine if I would have had a couple
of hundred thousand flies in the bedroom.

Jerd: You'd have a lot of company who aren’t paying rent.

Glen: Yeah. That house can never be used for anything but cats.

Jerd: That's where the cats are staying? Inside there, right?

Glen: Yeah, a nd I had two cats that went in and out.  One of them during the night I heard
screaming, and I thought for sure it had died.  I didn't see it for two days , and then I spotted it
behind the house and I grabbed it.  Her name is Mama Cat, cause she's given two litters of six
kittens. I put her on my bed and she's been there for about two weeks, three weeks now.  She's
trying to get out now so she must be feeling better. I don't want her to be out because obviously
she had been bitten over the back spine down to the belly.

Jerd: By another cat?

Glen: No, by a, what do you call that animal? Looks like a dog.

Jerd: Coyote?

Glen: Coyote. But the teeth didn't pierce, so, any damage was internal either to the ribs or to the
soft spot under the belly. Every time I touch her she'd yelp.  So that's what happens to cats who
live outdoors.


Jerd: Oh, it happened outside, it didn't happen in the house?

Glen: Yeah, it happened outside, and the other one who's outside has now got only one ear. So,
I don't know if it was in a fight with something else but it lost an ear. The ear is still there but kind
of mushy and hanging over.  So, he still comes in and out of the house.  I had a black and white
that never wanted to stay in the house and as soon as it could get out, got out. It would come up
for something to eat only if I put on the back porch.  Wouldn't come into the house, so I'd put a
plate there on the back porch. But about a week, week and a half, two weeks ago he disappeared.
Maybe he was the lunch for the coyote that dropped Mama.

Jerd: The coyotes, they're not brazen enough to go in the house or anything, right?

Glen: No. They'll come to the backyard, but stay 15 feet away from the house.

Jerd: I was thinking about that when you s aid you line up your meat outside . Wouldn't they try
to steal it? The foxes are similar too, right? They'll sit there and try to take them.

Glen: Foxes have to take on small cats. Foxes aren't heavy enough basically to take on a full grown
cat. That's why he dropped it. So, if he doesn't catch it and bite its throat or something right then
and there, he can't drag it away. So, you find spots in the back where a cat was caught and in the
summertime the grass is greener around the bones , so the energy has been absorbed into the
grass. But in the wintertime, you can follow where the cat was dragged to; drug across the back
and eaten in a certain place because they can't basically lift it.

Now of course you have the other problem , is if you have cats outdoors, then there are litters
born outdoors. If the mama of the litter walks away to go get some food, which is usually a
chipmunk or something like that, and another cat walks by, it has basically three choices.  It can
ignore the litter, it can grab kittens and eat them, or it can grab kittens and take them home, and
it becomes its litter because it had a litter that didn't make it , so it steals somebody else's.  Now
that's the same process used by a mountain lion, what do you call those black, has the word ant
in it.

Jerd: Panther?

Glen: Panther. Panther would have seen a child, it's probably over millions and billions of years,
would have killed it or ignored it, but at one stage of the game it carried the child into the cave
and allowed it to feed off of its nipple . They basically don't give the baby a choice; they kind of
pull it in and the baby strikes at the nipple shortly thereafter.  When the baby is old enough and
able to walk, it can pick up things, leftovers in the cave and chew on it. Probably wouldn't be able
to eat much in that way . But then they make their way outside until they come across a goat,
female goat that just had a litter, and by trapping it in some kind of hole, they can then feed until
they want off of the goat.



Goats are the worst animal personality I've ever seen in the entire world.  The father wants sex
five times a day, the baby is born and if the mother doesn't protect the baby, the baby will die
because the father is being interfered with in his daily activities.  But if the baby survives and
becomes a child, the father still dominates the mother and the child attempts to do the same,
but the father keeps beating him up.  If you put food in a plate and the mother goes to eat, the
father knocks her away, butts her away and eats the food. Until he's fed to his liking, everybody
else waits.

So, what you have to do is put three plates if you have father, mother and baby, and you put them
wide enough apart so that when the father runs over to the plate the mother is eating, she can
run over to his plate and eat there. Or the baby's plate, and the baby will run to the father's plate.
They are the closest things to masons that I can imagine. All they think about is themselves.

Jerd: Why do you think the goat's nature is like that?

Glen: Because you had to have a panther (a cat) that
showed it was ready to share , and a goat , number
two, who's never ready to share. So, the basic lesson
for the child is that some animals are more likely to
be helpful than others, and those animals are cats .
Those animals have to be compensated for in being
given a final destination of paradise. While the goats
have to be compensated for by being given a final
place of Pacific.

Don't think they're going to go out there to go fishing.  They're going out on a block of ice that
will melt and allow them to drown at a place where the plates of the earth are crisscrossing
one on top of the other, and they go down underneath for a few million years. When they have
been completely broken into its component parts, chemically or minerally speaking, then those
parts are dispersed all over the world so they can never come together again.  The parts that
are dispersed eventually, billions of yea rs later, come out as part of the liquid in a volcano
explosion.

That's the definition of hell. Everybody that gets to heaven and has done something like has been
done to Jennifer; kidnapping Jennifer, disallowing her citizenship, landed immigrant status, all of
that stuff, harassing her all the time from birth until today. Those people are being sentenced to
stand in line at the door of the court, and that line extends beyond imagination. For example, I
mentioned that if I were to penalize the people who have in fact held back $4,500 in five months
from me right now, which I have, the court, looking at the preliminary evidence, says $1 equals
one year. $4,500, which is what they've stolen today.





Anyone coming within range of causing that theft and their ancestors, starting with great-great-
grandmother and grandchildren going down to great -great-grandchildren, all of them are
sentenced to 4,500 years in line. That's before going to court. Now in court, they will remember
what they saw about how great it is to live in paradise and how terrible it would be to go to the
Pacific. They have to, when their turn comes up, enter the court, and in the court sit in the
audience, which if I remember correctly is about 400 souls waiting to be analyzed by the court ,
and one of them steps forward, goes up on the stage, sits on a chair, and is asked three questions
to which his inability to answer scares him. But in the back of him is a large screen that shows the
answers to the three questions.

What did you know?

When did you know it?

What did you do about it?

Then the judge renders a decision based upon looking at the actual events that had occurred
for that person. They are walked to the door of the courtroom and handed them over to me.
They can't budge in any direction except for the direction I lead them, and that's to a red chair
where Jennifer is sitting. She's given a briefing from the court on the reasons for the sentence.
Only she has the ability to change that sentence to not as bad a penalty as has been assigned,
which is probably hell or what we call Pacific, to time served, for example.

Then I can walk them to the door that leads to paradise.  If she disregards any request, then I
walk them over to Pacific side. Now, all of that is in Jennifer's hands, the forgiveness part. All I
can say is right now, at this very moment, she is not very forgiving . I wouldn't want to be the
person who asks for forgiveness when she finally takes her seat.  Right now, she doesn't have to
worry about them because they're so far down the line that there'll be a long time before they
show up at the court.  Once they die, mind you, we have nothing to do with life and death .
Creation can stop something happening, life and death, but doesn't have to and doesn't often.

Jerd: A while ago, Jenny made a post concerning  bureaucrats in the U.S. Something about the
Democrats, I think it was.





Glen: Well, Democrats have a much better chance of being bureaucrats than Republicans. That
doesn't mean all Republicans, but it means there's probably a larger portion of Republicans
that don't steal because they're rich , hehe. Here, like I told the taxi driver this morning, I said,
just imagine you have a town called Fatima , or Lourdes, or a place in Serbia , and an apparition
occurs to children. What happens to those towns? Well, millions of people from around the world
come to visit the site, everybody becomes rich, and therefore nobody has a need to steal.

Now we have an opportunity where the other end of the scale, a senior has an apparition.  You
have a town full of poor people and mediocre wealth people, very few really rich people who
don't want any company. Therefore, they don't want to admit that in their writing, in their city in
their suburbs, an apparition occurred because everybody around them will get rich.  Then they
won't be kissing their asses as much as they do now.

So, I was asked by the Cell, don't the people of your area of Kemptville and Oxford Mills and all
that, don't they want to be rich? I said, obviously not, they enjoy the pain of being slaves, because
they're not the ones that are doing anything to help. Now if the people of Fatima or Lourdes had
done what they do is disregard what they have heard, half of it their fault for not looking, the
other half the media's fault for not reporting, and they're being penalized a lot for all of this. The
media is one of the worst penalized groups of people at that decision making process.

But the poor people are not rushing over here and saying, Glen is there anything I can do?  We
know that this is your fifth year, and we know that when Jennifer was here, she was told that she
made a sign with his name on it and put at the front gate , that one day in the next four years he
would be repaired. Any damage that he had up to then, would be repaired. Well guess what, that
happened in Japan last week or the week before; Zozo. “Z” in the alpha that means you've been
going in one direction, you stop, you go backwards down and start over and going in a different
direction.

Well ZZ Top is one of the singers’ groups that I'm told, I never heard them but I'm told and that's
what we're talking about. As long as he lives, he will never know that the Cell, the Pineal Court,
and Creation fixed him. It's not the doctors that fixed him, it's the guiding hand of the Cell, the
Court, and Creation that fixed him.  Now he's set t o go, and since they can't attack him on his
health anymore, believing that he would never beat Jack Nicklaus's record, you can see how the
media is attacking his personality every day, saying that he was only thinking of himself and
narcissistic is what they call it. Completely oblivious to any damage he could do to anybody.

He would pay his coach, for example, $50,000 a year while he was making million.  Then he was
expecting his coach to pay his meals when they were out together.  That's what they're saying
about him now. Now Creation repaired the part about his health, I'm waiting to see what they're
going to do about his personality.  Because I don't believe your personality is made after you're
born. I believe it's a descendant personality from the genes of your parents.  He would have
obviously male, female from mother and fa ther but also genetic engineering for the purpose of
playing golf.


It would be interesting to watch the duration and to see if he gets to the three other tournaments,
majors I think they're called, in order to tie and then surpass Nicholson. But people have a hard,
hard time demoting a white man to a black man , and they have a hard time upgrading a black
man to a level of a white man.  So that's the biggest problem he will have to face.  I'm told he's
now writing a book to set the things straight. He's been called stingy by the media and narcissistic.

So, it would be interesting to see if these idiots in the media are left with gaping throats and
mouths watching him win more tournaments , and finally realize that the origin of humans are
cats. The origin of modern humans are Africans . Whether you're talking about billions of years
ago, hundreds of millions of years ago, or thousands of millions of years ago, you can't change
anything there. People were born in Africa as modern humans. They were black. Some migrated
to what I believe to be southern India, which at the time was linked to Sri Lanka, before the
separation of Sri Lanka, which means beautiful island, and eventually went north.

All of the states between those states that used to be Indian and have become states on their
own, or anything in the Middle East group, including Iran and everybody to the Mediterranean
was called Persia. They were all Persians. If you take a black guy and you remove some of the
black, you get brown, and that's what these people are. When they send what they call original
people to live in a country, they're brown. So, they don't come from Africa, they come from India,
or any of those countries later on called Persia. Because the Far East moved more along the color
of whitish yellow, whereas we ended up with a reddish white.

According to the Indians, that transformation was done in southern Ontario . It was done and
the first Caucasians were put on rafts and sent down the Mississippi out into the Gulf of Mexico,
across to North Africa, where from Morocco they made their way into the Middle East as well.
Every race in the West was denied the privilege of growing in size and remained basically hunter
foragers, while the cosmetic white people had been made for the job of agriculture . The
agriculture is the strongest weapon that one  must have in war, because if you can't feed your
soldiers, they will die, no matter how big their guns are.

So that's the history of the world , and that's why white people like me were allowed to grow
in numbers in order to take over the power through the use of money in the world . The worst
group among us all are number one, the grey nuns and blue nuns, number two, the billionaires.
Both of which I wouldn't allow on the farm.  The Cell needing a billion dollars for the project for
this farm has set it at 100 million dollars is the maximum that people can donate to that project.
Tiger Woods fits in the category by having less than a billion, somewhere around 800 million.

People between Tiger Woods and 100 million dollars don't need any more cash. They could help,
should they choose to help. They could deny help, should they choose to deny it. All of that will
determine where in the lineup they are when they get to the other side . Our role is to begin
the project. It was intended when Jennifer was here that the Cell would hand over $35,000 as its
first payment.


As soon as Jennifer was kidnapped and Tom was killed and a destruction of the house occurred
by shutting off the hydro , which meant the sump pump wouldn't pump out any water , a nd
everything would shift , and begin to fall apart , and rats would run all over the ceiling, digging
holes into the ceilings looking down to see if there's any food in that room , as they did in my
bedroom. Then if one was stupid enough to drop down to let the other ones know exactly how
much food was there, they'd realize they were in the middle of 20 cats who ate the hell out of
them in a matter of an hour, and decided that finding a better place to look for food was the only
option left.

So since then, I haven't had any rats running through the ceiling, but I've had a piece of the ceiling
fall on my head while I tried to go to bed in my former room before I was married. So, all of that
tells you what I think you need to know and what other people need to know.  Cash is always
important because cash is what they stole from me and it was the money I used to feed myself,
and Jennifer would feed the animals . Now she has to feed me and I'm worried always about
when will it all run out for the cats. So, that's where I am.

Made a big improvement over the last couple of weeks with the tent. Now that I have a bed in it,
it solves my problem of cooking in the wintertime or lying on my back in the wintertime to get
the bump away. So, some people like the people of Brockville , and Scotland, and you two, have
done more than what is expected of you. But there are millions of people out there that should
be participating in some way or the other . Should they choose to disbelieve, that's their
business. Until they get, of course, to the other side. Then it's no longer their control. Whether
they be billionaires or poor people, if they know what's happening and they choose to
disbelieve, their place is not in paradise.

Jerd: I wish you could get that hernia taken care of but you don't want to...

Glen: No, the doctor would kill me . It wouldn't be his own opinion.  He would simply, as  [it]
happens with everybody who goes to the hospital in Canada ; they have a computer, they type
the name and whatever is on the card they give you and at the other end comes up, do not
resuscitate. They want a job for the rest of their lives, they better not resuscitate.

Jerd: I know billionaires probably have something like that or rich people, where they have private
doctors. If I had the money for a private doctor that would be...

Glen: Billionaires don't need to participate in anything. Millionaires are good enough. Billionaires
have penance to make before they participate.  Most of them inherit the money.  But giving to
groups who are supposed to take care of the poor, is giving to bureaucrats who steal the money
to give to bureaucrats.

Jerd: They just had one of the people who are running for president, like Sanders and Warren,
what they're saying is basically like Warren said, oh, I want to have a new health plan that will
cost trillions and trillions of dollars, hehe.



Glen: Yeah, yeah. By the way, the name I was looking for is Sitka…Alaska. Sitka in Russia and Sitka
spruce trees here.

Jerd: That's the place in Alaska.

Glen: If you translate Sitka from Russian into English, it's guardian angel, which is what I call the
two from Brockville, the two from Scotland and the two from New York.

Jerd: Why are we coming in twos?

Glen: It seems to be a defense against ghosts. You're the better twos, the new twos. Number two
is number one now because number one went underground and became an ant . Rats became
bats that became cats that became lions. Well, the ants are at the mantel.

Jerd: I think it's going to get darker sooner now because we pushed the clocks back.I think it was
this morning, right?

Glen: When was that?

Jerd: I think now you're going to have less time for light.  Because we pushed the clocks back.
What was it, yesterday morning?

Glen: Yeah.

Danea: This morning.

Jerd: I don't want to steal all your daylight that you have. I try to keep that in mind.

Glen: Yeah. Time for me to go. Talk to you people another time.

Jerd: Yeah. I'll try to call sooner.

Glen: Bye, Danny. Bye, Jerd. Bye, everybody listening.

Danea and Jerd: Alright.

Jerd: Bye.