The Answer is in the Dancer

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The Answer is in the Dancer - Nov 17, 2010


Glen: Hello.

Jerd: Hello, Glen.

Glen: Hey, how you doing?

Jerd: Okay. Doing what I've always been doing, searching, seeking information.

Glen: Getting anywhere?

Jerd: Yeah, I'm getting somewhere, all right.

Glen: Maybe I should get you to search for U.S. mail leaving Canada to go to Ogdensburg half an
hour away and taking seven days , and then on a return journey, the same envelope is still in
transit wherever it is, I have no idea. But it left there on the 12th and nobody knows its location.
It just says in transit.



























Jerd: I guess a number of people have to look through it and read it.

Glen: Well, that's what they said. If you send the envelope by just ordinary mail, you put a stamp
on it, it's $1.98  and it takes five days. If you send it registered mail, it's seven days and it costs
$14.95. So not only are a number of people looking at it, some of them are sticky fingered and
hanging on to it. But that's not the record. The record so far was an envelope held at customs in
the U.S. coming to Ottawa. It took 19 days to make the journey for a registered letter addressed
to a bank. They spent 13 of those days in U.S. customs before they let it out of the country.

Jerd: I was thinking about your situation . How e verything kind of played out over the last six
months, seven months. On one of my word searches, I was digging and looking up what Valkyrie
meant, what the real meaning of Valkyrie is. I've been reading on Norse mythology. There's a lot
of telling things in there.  A Valkyrie, if I understand it right, when you say the word, it's Val-kur-
ries, or Valkyries. So, you got Ruse, you have Cur, and you got Val. Val is a word used a lot in Norse
mythology. It's one of the...

Glen: The valley.

Jerd: Yeah, it's going down under. It's veiling. It's all that stuff.

Glen: It's a cleavage.

Jerd: Cleavage, that's interesting too. But Cur, the word inside Valkyrie, Cur comes from German,
French, Latin, and German.  It's Koter  or Kother. The English use it as a term for a dog or a
degenerate dog, a worthless, degenerate dog. So, this is how the system sees them.

Glen: Bitches.

Jerd: Yeah, but they're also maidens too. Maidens of Odin. Maiden comes from a Swedish, I think,
that language they use up there.  Magden, I would pronounce it.  Mag, Persia. But. Maiden is a
female servant.













Glen: Don’t forget that May, M-A-I, is the month of May in French. The month of Mary celebrates
virgin birth.

Jerd: That's what I was going to get to. Linked to Mary, Magdalene or Magden. The only difference
between Magd alene and Magden is A-L. So, it's a male inside, a male
prostitute. So, this is what the system thinks of these…

Glen: Porcelain, Magdalene.

Jerd: That word kot, is linked to coterie. A set of persons, a group.  So, you've
got this coterie around you, of Valkyrie, Glen. This is what the system thinks
about them, but I don't think that so much about them. I think they have the choice of their own.

Glen: They're the freelancers. You have the followers of Creation, followers of creator, and the
Valkyries are the freelancers . Creation, we know, is the real higher power . creator is the
hijacker. Women are the one who stole the information out of creator's file. They're planning a
different world than creator is. creator was planning a world run by Neanderthalers, whereas
Valkyries are planning a world run by themselves and their computers. Valkyrie is only complete
when it finishes the process of re -modifying woman. The final step in modifying woman is to
make them triphibian. To do that, they have to have a gill, new access to the lungs.

That means that the cleavage that they keep pushing down everybody's throat these days is the
location where a new hole will appear that will, take in oxygen from water, allow them to operate
underwater. That's why they called the team of women the SEA. They will be able to operate ,
and probably already are, because I think the technology for changing the body is being handled
by McGill University. Basically, means the son of Gill . So, the masons are the g uild and the
women are the gilded.












Jerd: That's probably a hint at that too because when I was looking up Valkyries, I did a search,
not complete though, into mermaids. The legend is these mermaids who are sitting out there,
they’re called sirens, they hold a mirror over the waves and a comb. Those two words are pretty
significant. Comb separates and is only one letter away from coma. Coma is like lethargy.


Glen: And combi. Combination, male female

Jerd: Yeah, exactly. I was going to put that in there too.  Lethargy comes from Lethe in Greek
mythology. The river that went to hell I think, forgetfulness. It gets really deep when you look at
these mermaid figures.

Glen: Well, there are a number of people who have drowned over the years in swimming.  The
suggestion is that a person with a gill who can stay underwater would basically swim up to a
swimmer, grab them and pull them down until they drown . The training for that is the water
ballets done by women who participate in the Olympics, to dance in a swimming pool.

Jerd: I just came from a belly dancing place. I wanted to ask some questions about belly dancing.
I sent Jenny an email, I don't know if she looked at it or not.  When you look in Shinto, they have
this one of these stories, about a sun goddess that goes into a cave.

Glen: All of those stories are relating things since the flood.  They are 5000 years or younger .
That means matriarchal society, not Matrial society.

Jerd: I was looking for a clue , maybe you'll see a clue , but t here's a dance called  the mimic, or
pantomimic dance. They use it to get the sun out. They use a mirror in this dance.

Glen: The real dance is called birth dance. Birth, if you recognize the word, an “R” can be an “S”;
Shit; B shit. It's basically referring to coprolite. Because they don't give the words that express
the real meaning, but only their meaning.

Jerd: Interesting. I remember when you told me that ballet was the furthest away from Creation.
I watched a movie that came out in 1981 called Possession. I don't know if you've ever watched
a movie like that. It's a surrealistic film. You can tell the director is an insider. People are used to
a linear format but he puts it all in a surreal format. There's this one scene, this woman who kind
of represented weeman. She was in a ballet scene and she was torturing these girls, making them
stay still. When I s aw that scene, I said to myself, wow, he knows. He knows about that whole
dancing thing.

Glen: You have to think back to the time women were alone as hermaphrodites . They had no
language and they had to communicate what they knew to the young girls, the maidens . By
dance, they were mimicking birth and turning it into a joyful , rather than painful set of
conditions. If the girls did the dance , they would exercise the muscles that they would need
during birthing. Get those muscles into the kind of shape that they are needed to kind of roll
the child out without pain. So, that was the whole purpose. Of course, belly dancing was just a
name attached to Asian dancing. But even the Asians today are taught history by corporate pipe
carriers, as opposed to the real storytellers of old . So, they limit the age of that to the Ice Age
and the Ark.


If you go back in time, the period of time when this would be used would be anywhere from the
maximum, they give for hermaphroditic women is about 130,000 B.C. down to 80,000 B.C.  So
that's a 50,000-year period. I suggest it was more 115,000 B.C. [Ma Bell interfered with this
section] Which is a long time, but the numbers were not that big.

Hermaphroditic women were basically telling young girls, this is how you go about reproducing
yourself, and these are the muscles that need to be exercised . So, there would be a dance
showing that. That dance would be included in the people's DNA. That's what we hope will be
called out and remembered by a number of women today who are probably weemen to some
extent or other.

Jerd: I think all what they call females today, I think all of them are weemen.

Glen: Well, if you look at Encyclopedia Britannica and they give a condition of matter versus
energy, a conversion that has occurred over 13.7 billion years.  Whereas most of what made up
the universe at the beginning was matter. It is now down to a minuscule amount compared to the
beginning. What was matter is now energy. The word ger means a yurt. That's a temporary house
of god.

Jerd: What are you saying about my name, Jerd?

Glen: That's where your name comes from , like Germany is many houses of god. If you have
energy, you have E-N, which is the symbol for ten, the new slave| the house, ger| ergY , two in
one. So male, female, hermaphrodite becomes one house of god, ten. What is causing the
universe to expand beyond its transition point is energy; it’s basically, the end product. creator,
whether on purpose or by unintended consequence, ended up producing by throwing
everything off its original timing.

Jerd: Now that energy, is that linked to sound?

Glen: Well, everything that moves is basically energy.

Jerd: So, do you think that would be a good idea? Because I've seen some old books on the theory
of sound. I wonder if I'll find any….

Glen: Well, Danny sent me the disc with the key notes that are involved in Close Encounters of a
Third kind and other things. I went to put it in my tape deck today and it wouldn't open.  There's
a disc stuck inside the cilia.  I'm trying to figure out how to get the goddamn door to pop open.
There's always something.

Jerd: Yeah, I kind of learned this from you, man.  I don't get angry, because if I get angry, I won't
last too long.


Glen: You'd have a nervous breakdown if you were angry all the time.  You've got to kind of go
with the flow here. One of these times when I'll push the button it'll happen.

Jerd: Well, that sound, when you look at sound, from what I read about it, there's three things in
sound, pitch, intensity, and quality. In Zen, one of their main things is intensity.  Maybe they had
something to do with some type of science of sound. I find these monks, priesthoods, they seem
to focus on these high sciences.  I found one guy, a French man, I wrote it down somewhere,
where he was the one who basically came out with sign language.  It was him; he influenced
another French guy who was born in Am erica. But it's interesting th at word sound. Why would
they call that narrow water a sound?

Glen: I think one of the things that you'll learn when you start to study sound, that one of the
original sounds created by living animals in the earth, is purring of cats.  They have basically two
types of purring. One saying, I love you, another one says, feed me. Those are the two things that
men and women...

Jerd: Hahaha

Glen: Sex and a sandwich for men, and security for females. That sound has been translated by
the military, being the drum . Drum comes of course , from Africa and from native people . So,
without realizing it, people have been listening to drums for years without realizing that  it's
really just the purring of a cat being reproduced, because the cats were the original dinosaurs.
Right across the river from here, next to Ogdensburg, is a place called Fort Drum. They are in
training now for jungle warfare.  I suspect they know a little more about global warming than
they're talking to the public.

I would not be surprised at any time in the near future to see a raid on Canada coming from Fort
Drum. Once they realize the involvement that Canada has had in preparing their destruction,
they're in the line of water coming from Lake Superior as well, because they're right at the end
of Lake Ontario, as it goes east into the St. Lawrence Seaway. One of the hopes that the people
who are setting up that cleansing, is that on the Canadian side, the Ontario Provincial Police at
Orillia will be hit first, but downstream, Fort Drum would also be hit. ...of Lake Ontario, close to
a place called Watertown.

I suspect that a lot of Masons who have been told they'll find safety in Canada by getting on a
subway-type vehicle underground in Manhattan and Philadelphia and Boston along the coast
will be directed towards a town called Oswego, Us We Go, and they will be taken under Lake
Ontario and kept there. Whereas the ones with the real passes will go to Ogdensburg , a place
where not very many people in their right mind would want to find themselves.

Jerd: That word, OS, I found it's the two first letters of a Native American group, somewhere, I
think, in Florida, something happened. Basically, they set up their own people to get killed.



Glen: That's what the system does. If you look at chess as a game , that's what the pawns are
for.

Jerd: And OS, I looked up on Google, it's an operating system.  That makes sense to me.  I
remember a long time ago you were talking about Susa in Persia, but I've seen that word in Shinto,
Susa no wo, the rain god. Do you think they were talking about the US, like they were personifying
it or something like that?

Glen: You're dealing with Shinto that basically was set up by American Jesuits.

Jerd: Oh, wow.

Glen: They closed down Japan and worked on Japan for 200 years.

Jerd: But wasn't Shinto before the Jesuits? They have modern Shinto, maybe that.

Glen: Shinto at the beginning was not a religion, but a cultural thing. But ever since the finding
of coprolite, how to use coprolite to build a better medulla in the neck, became Shinto's
religion; they work on the bonsai tree . The same principles were then applied to genetic
engineering to get a better medulla.

Jerd: So, was Shinto after Hinduism or around the same time?

Glen: No, I think it all began with Hinduism.  It went to China and then back to India.  But once it
arrived in China, there'd be a natural flow from the mainland to the peninsula, which is Korea.
Then, hopscotching the islands, eventually those islands take you across the Bering Strait and
down to Haida and Gwaii Islands along the Pacific coast.  So, the journey to America was done
from both sides . Eskimos come from Mali in South Africa . Their favorite dog, is a black and
white dog called Mali Nuit.

Glen: Nuit, if you change the “M” for a “C”, the French word for cooking, cuit. So, it's cooked in
Mali before they were sent to be Eskimos. They're like border guards.

Jerd: I'm finding a lot of these links like you, Glen, but, obviously, you've been working at it longer.
I'm finding all these things that I want to share with a lot of people. I'm taking notes down, I got
a journal, sort of , where I just put it all down.  I'm just trying to find a way to put it into a way
people will understand it. Because I look at it and I understand it.

Glen: I think you understand it because it's closer to the edge in your intuition. Whereas, in most
people, it's buried much deeper. Having it in your intuition and getting it to your brain is a struggle
for most people. Yours seems to be kind of surface or made it easier, even though your hair wasn't
long. It kind of circumvented the medulla.


Jerd: My hair is kind of long, but it's just that to get to the point where it's at my shoulders, it's
going to take twice as long as it would somebody who doesn't have African style hair.

Glen: But it may be that Africans have another enhancement someplace.  It may be in the color
of the skin. It may be the nerve endings that is slightly different. Once people grasp the premise,
Africans seem to make sense of it faster.

Jerd: But you don't see that many Africans.

Glen: No. Because they all come here.

Jerd: Exactly.

Glen: There's another thing that has come into play from my memory. I remember sitting around
a campfire with Algonquins and Huron, native people, back in 19 92, I think it was . We had this
think tank in the bush, we were to fast for four days, sleep in the trees, during waking hours hang
around the campfire. One of the things that was told to me at the time, which I heard through
one ear and discarded through the other, was that human beings were not created in Europe
or Asia or Africa, as different people say, but that they were made in Ontario.

A piece of property which we called the Bruce Peninsula is southwestern Ontario, the land of the
Huron. It didn't make sense to me at the time. But if one stops thinking of Adam and Eve 6,000
years ago, as being the creation of human beings, and starts thinking of it as being the creation
of Caucasians . That it would make sense that they would want to grow those Caucasians
[inaudible] paradise. Southwestern Ontario could certainly fill that bill. Then they said they were
taken on a raft. If I remember correctly, the raft was concrete, brought to Africa, probably North
Africa, carried across North Africa to Egypt, and then brought over to what is now southern Iraq.

There wasn't as much water in the Gulf then, and it could have all been unloaded there. So, if you
consider that there is a tunnel that extends from Giza to the Azores, the Atlantic Ocean . That
distance, when replicated in exactly the same length and direction, ends at Sault Ste. Marie. It
travels right under this farm here . It would more likely than not , be a transport route taking
people that had been raised in a place where there were nobody else. The key is the letters U-
R. Ben-hur used in the Middle East; the son of Hur.  Hur is the Huron Indian.

They would have been descendants of the Inca that became the Toltecs, Tolmecs, and eventually
Aztecs. They came up the Mississippi River in Texas, and up all the way to the base of Lake
Michigan. Which would make it quite possible for this to have been the path of the original
people. Then set up a lab t hat made Caucasians white and brought them back to the Middle
East. It's something that I've been working on recently. What sounded silly at the beginning makes
more and more sense to me.  It would explain th e importance of this farm to the Vikings . It
would basically be the end product of implanting the Golden Horde into the Middle East,
moving into Russia on the western side of the Ural Mountains, into Finland, and eventually into
Scandinavia, Holland, and Belgium, that area.



Vikings, being the Danes, would have written stories about sending groups of people, basically
Erikson → the son of Erik the Red  → Erik's son, his brothers and sister Frida, all made journeys
claiming they missed Greenland on the way there, and they ended up going south along the
coast of Labrador. Well, if you do that, you end up at Niagara Falls into the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
If you're following the coast, you're not even seeing far enough to see land on the other side,
which would be [audio cuts out here]  Newfoundland. Newfoundland and the east coast of the
United States would only have been seen on the way back if they were following the sout hern
coast.

If you follow the northern coast from Labrador, and that's why it's called the Door of the Lab, on
your way to that Bruce Peninsula, which has a lot of significance in masonry. Right now, there's
an event that's occurring at a town called Owen Sound, [in the] Georgian Bay. They are bringing
in 32 used nuclear power station generators , on the pretext that they want to send these for
cleaning them and recycling the steel for Sweden. To get there they would have to be put on ships
two at a time, taken down the  St. Lawrence Seaway, out into the Gulf and across the Atlantic
Ocean.

But should there be a cataclysmic event, those generators haven't moved from where they are.
Flood covers the entire area, and be certain one of the things that will flow freely along with
water, will be radon gas in the air. Look at the Bhopal massacre in India and Chernobyl in Russia;
there's a major, major difference between the two. Bhopal instantly killed something like 8,000
people overnight. Very few stragglers from that point on died as a result of the event.  I think it
was 16 people got killed overnight or something.  The rest of them died shortly thereafter.  But
Chernobyl was much more destructive. Very few people in the area died.  But the end product
of the gas radon nuclear byproduct traveling around the world killed over a million people from
cancer.

Jerd: It was like a slow death.

Glen: Yeah. That's what they're setting up right now, is bringing all these things to Owen Sound.

Jerd: Why would they do that? That suggests that they have a lot of time.

Glen: Well, it suggests that, first of all, they can't move them because the people along the seaway
are complaining that they didn't do the proper evaluations of the possibilities of a ship blocking
the seaway, some sinking there , and all of that stuff.  So, it all looks [like] theater. It's all been
arranged. It seems to be heading towards a date of that first thing happening being sometime
between the end of November this year and May of next year.





The ice freezing over of the St. Lawrence would be beneficiary to their plan because as
everything starts to melt, it adds more and more water, which can be used in the flooding. The
movement of water and radon gas together would cover a large area south of the Great Lakes.
Probably all the way down to St. Louis, Missouri, taking in everything that is Pennsylvania, New
York, Vermont, Maine, all of the coastal states , Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, going south.  It all seems to be set for that period of time beginning of 2011.
On the other hand, you have their story which says it's going to be December 2012, and then in
the masonry you have the Red Death.  The Red Death is what happens once you think you're
out of it.

Jerd: Yeah, it comes from the inside somewhere.

Glen: Yeah, it comes at you from an unexpected direction , but you get it anyways later on . So
that would take care of 2013. So, because their window is right up to 2016, anything is possible
because it all comes down to when somebody pushes the button.

Jerd: So yeah, Glen, I could mail you?

Glen: Yeah, you can mail me.

Jerd: I think I'm going to mail you soon, maybe this week, or next week. This book I bought a while
ago, it's a Masonic allegory. It's called The Three Wonderful Beggars; it’s adopted from a Serbian
folktale.

Glen: Well, I'll need some wintertime reading.

Jerd: This book is a little children's  book, that’s like 15 - 20 pages maybe. It’s in big words, with
pictures and stuff.

Glen: I just received one from Megan called Tragedy and Hope.

Jerd: Oh, that book, that's the history, the high story.  That's more of like all the people who
profited. I have that book actually.

Glen: You told me about that once before. But it's got Bill Clinton on the back praising the book,
and when Clinton says anything, you can just throw it in the garbage.

Jerd: Yeah, hahaha. This is stuff that Alan Watt, he really promoted.  It's good in the beginning
when you're learning about the history.

Glen: Was it an expensive book?

Jerd: No, I think it was like $50, something like that. It's an alright book…


Glen: I think Megan said $200.

Jerd: $200?

Glen: It must come with some additional supplementary tidbits.

Jerd: I think I paid $50… I'm not sure, but there's another book written by the same author called
The Anglo-American Establishment. It's basically going into the Rhodes and all these people.

Glen: All the banker stuff. I know all of that stuff. I don't have to read the book.

Jerd: It tells you the beginnings of like in Britain, like all the revolutions that happened and who
profited, like things that they leave out in school, when they're teaching you history. This is stuff
that Alan Watt promoted.

Glen: The word “tragedy” is interesting because it starts, if you forget the first letter, rage.

Jerd: Mirage, haha

Glen: The rage, the Hodge, R-H, Hodge, dodge. Anyways, I was supposed to call my darling wife
at [inaudible] I have to leave you.

Jerd: Okay, Glen, it was nice talking to you. I guess until next time.

Glen: Keep in touch.

Jerd: I will.

Glen: Okay.

Jerd: Okay, bye.

Glen: Bye for now, Jerd.