The Pendulum Swing

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The Pendulum Swing - June 1, 2019


Glen: How the hell is Korea?

Danea: Hot.

Glen: Hot?

Danea: Yeah. I'd say about two three weeks ahead of us over here. As far as heat, it’s in like the
80s, 90’s, every day.

Glen: Yeah.

Danea: Polluted; China’s fine dust, ultra-fine dust. It's all smoggy over there, but other than that,
it was nice.

Jerd: You said you saw through binoculars, North Korea, right?

Danea: There's a river that separates them, and you can look out right at the border. I saw people,
farmers, over there working in some fields and stuff like that . You can see them through
binoculars.

Glen: Ahh, so you were right at the border.

Danea: For an excursion I did one day I went up there. It's close; it's only about less than an hour
from Seoul. We were right there.

Glen: Well, here we've had so much rain that mosquitoes are the main problem.

Danea: Already?

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: We're getting them over here. It's not as much. It's not a lot, but we're starting to get them
over here. I saw one in my room the other day.

Glen: Well, I have an outdoor bed on which I put a screen tent , and on the tent I see 20, 30
mosquitoes waiting to eat.

Jerd: Hehehe.

Glen: This is probably the only place on the North American continent where I don't have
mosquitoes on me. But I get to watch them and go, ha ha.


Jerd: Do you think you could use like a cheese cloth or something?

Glen: I don't know. What does a cheese cloth do?

Jerd: I think that's what it's called. They're like filters, the screen filters, but you put them on your
door to block out mosquitoes and stuff.

Glen: Yeah? Well, these guys, there are enough of them. They're out by the millions. So, there's
always a way for them to find a way into a room if it's not sealed. So, this little tent gives me about
a foot in all directions, except my back when I'm sleeping on it.  So, I get to watch mosquitoes
trying to get me.

Jerd: Maybe you could use a bigger tent.

Glen: A bigger one, what do you do in the winter time with it?

Jerd: You don't have to worry about mosquitoes, hehe.

Glen: No. This is about as good a size as you can get, because it gives you the ability to move your
hands and feet and not be touching the ends; the sides or the ends. Anyways, how's it going?

Jerd: My mom just came back from Canada.

Glen: She was visiting her family?

Jerd: Yeah, she went with her mom because her mom came down and she went back with her,
and stayed a week. I guess she needed a break. She came back, I think was Saturday.

Glen: Everybody getting over the trauma?

Jerd: Yeah. Everyone's pretty much fine. My mom's fine. It's not like she can't function or anything.
She's not like that.

Glen: Yeah. Good. Well, you’ve had enough lead up time just to prepare everybody for an eventual
happening.

Jerd: Yeah. How did you deal with that trauma when you went through that with Tom?






Glen: Well, it was different because it was always a feeling that they had done him in. So, it was
more an investigative period of time rather than worrying about anything. Certainly, we came to
the conclusion that  Tom's illness was basically the end product of electromagnetism . But his
death was more precipitated by drugs over a three-month period, given to him by his doctor's
secretary, who would get free samples from pharmaceutical companies , and Tom would be
taking all that stuff . Then, of course, going to the hospital and being fine enough to sign his
lottery ticket at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and being dead at 4:30, 5 o'clock, so...

Looking at what was happening in the room, it was all suggestive that he was not going to go
home. That they were going to make sure that was his last stop . When a doctor comes to you
and says, Mr. Ke aley, what do you think about DNR?  I looked at them and I said, do not
resuscitate? What are you talking about? Well, that gave me a hint about what they had in mind.
Of course, when the so -called coroner went to the hospital and supposedly claimed him to be
mortally ill, by reading notes from the nurses, which he did not understand himself, and had to
read to Jennifer on the telephone what the notes said.

Of course, Jennifer said, well, if he was getting fed intravenously, was there any bottle in between
the food and the body?  The coroner said, yeah, there was, and that's when Jennifer said they
killed him. So, she would know a lot more than I do about the medical practitioners and how they
go about doing things. It was basically a pre-ordained activity; get him into the hospital and get
rid of him, because he has divulged the fact that he's always been an agent for the police.

Jerd: T hat's what I was going to ask you ; these doctors, and I guess it's all of them working
together, so why is it some doctors are more successful than others? Is it like, some doctors, they
do what they're told, and they kill whoever?

Glen: Well, the surgeons have the legal right to kill , and coroners are the highest paid
bureaucrats in the system of government.

Jerd: Really? Did not know that.

Glen: So, if they get the word, do this person in, the surgeon is the person with the right to kill,
and the coroner has the right to cover up.

Jerd: So, are they linked?

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: I remember that code, the 007, license to kill, is that linked to the surgeon?






Glen: Well, it's linked to following instructions from the police and the politicians and the
bureaucrats. So, they don't follow instructions from junior politicians, but if the premier or the
prime minister says do something, they do it. Or, if the top bureaucrats, who are more likely to
be the ones calling the shots, because bureaucrats don't get elected, they just collect pensions
after 30 years of service; they give the word. I guess the doctor, female doctor from India came
into the room and she asked me what I thought about DNR.  That left me with no doubts that
somebody was about to do something dastardly.

Because he was sitting on the bed and recovering from his collapse at Walmart , and there was
no doubt in my mind that as long as they fed him, he would be back to normal . But the drugs
and the electromagnetism is what shuts down your body , and they were feeding him
prednisone. Prednisone is a drug that shuts down your repair mechanism.  It's basically used in
order to stop a certain disease from progressing further.  They shut down the entire body's
mechanism for fighting disease on the pretext that then they'll be able to get at this specific illness
that this person supposedly has.  But the minute you shut down the entire system, you can be
killed by anything that would normally be prevented by a normal body.

Jerd: You know with my dad, I remember he came back from a doctor that, I guess , diagnosed
him. As soon as he started taking some medication  I guess they recommended, he started
stuttering a lot and couldn’t even talk really. It cut off his communication . But when I noticed
when his brain wasn't working, it was right after around that time I learned who you were, and I
started communicating with you. I don't know. I don't have so much direct hard proof, but I have
a feeling like it was some type of message.

Glen: Well, you know a certain  German former secretary of state for the US  used to call those
people useless eaters. So, a useless eater is a guy who collects a pension and is not a friend of
the system. Or he is a former friend of the system who knows too much . Now your dad was a
pharmacist, wasn't he?

Jerd: Yeah.

Glen: So, he would know a lot about drugs , and what can do what to whomever they pleased,
and he may have known of occasions where they did.

Jerd: Yeah, I'm pretty sure.  I wouldn't be surprised . They have those types of people . You
remember how Michael Jackson was killed. His name was Conrad something. They have, I guess,
these people they can call, and you know.  So, I guess it's all types of professions and stuff like
that, they can just give these people a call and they'll just do it?







Glen: They handle it. Yeah. It usually ends up with a specialty location where they're used to doing
it more than in other places, and I would suggest to you that a lot of people who would normally
have gone to the hospital in Ottawa but needed to be done in , would end up being taken to
Kemptville, cause much less possibility that somebody would blow the whistle in Kemptville.
Then you also have a lot more doctors these days, who come from countries where the culture
is different about the value of human beings.

Jerd: Exactly

Glen: India being a prime place.

Jerd: Yeah, you're right about that. My dad told me a lot of the people he worked with were from
other countries. Him being one of them.

Glen: Well, you don't want to pay pension to a couple of billion people.  So, they're given an
opportunity to live out their life until they have no value to the culture, and then those people
are done in. So, when you take people trained in medicine in those countries , then come and
apply their trade in North America, they look at government much differently than somebody
born and raised in North America. If they only get a little bit of a hint that somebody is no longer
needed, they know what that means.

Jerd: I guess that's linked to the gene thing where you have with the migration; a bunch of people
come in from another part of the world , and they offer some type of genetic engineering to the
system because of their genes.

Glen: There's no doubt that parents pass on genetics, but there's also no doubt that many
countries in the world operate a genetic engineering system. So, if are imposed upon a body in
which they were not born, they have the capability of surviving the transfer and transmittal to
their descendants over a four generation period . So that means great -grandparents to
grandparents, grandparents to parents, and parents to offspring. You don't have to be very smart
to look at what's happening in sports these days. Everybody's looking in baseball for example, to
grab onto sons of great baseball players so that they continue the line.

Toronto is very good for doing that kind of stuff. In any event, I have no doubt that I was genetically
engineered. But something went wrong in their expectations. I became stubborn, but not for their
purposes. I know that my parents were stubborn and were- well, I call them my parents, the place
I was raised. They had no real reason to get married, except to front for genetically engineered
children. Father was Irish, spoke only English. Mother was French, was totally bilingual, spoke to
us in French, spok e to him, her husband, in English, and never had the feeling that they were
speaking to each other as much as at each other.  They were communicating about a task to be
done, rather than liking each other.

Jerd: I'm sure there's plenty of families out here like that, but that's not something I would see
on the surface.


Glen: No, it's basically seeing when you're raised in that environment.

Danea: Glen, what was that story that happened to you with the vase?  You were in some hotel
or motel or something. You told that years ago.

Glen: I'm trying to remember what that might be.

Danea: I think it gave hints to you about you're from a test tube or something like that.

Glen: Well, everything in my growing up, made no sense to me at a later date , when I look back
on it. Much of it had to do with being told that I had a special role to play , and that the special
role had its origin in Rigaud Quebec. Rigaud, if you think of it as English (Rego) rather than as the
French word, it's go again, born again. Make it happen like you did the last time, type of thing.
When I was five or six years old, about 1948, 49 time frame, my mother brought me to R igaud
because they had a grotto, a cave, dedicated to what they called the Blessed Virgin, Mary Mother
of god.

I remember things like being on the train and asking my mother if I could have something off a
tray that some servant on the train was selling, going bench to bench  type of thing; maybe
chocolate bars or chips or soft drinks or whatever. I remember my mother saying that she didn't
have the money, and she was sorry, but she couldn't afford to buy me anything.  Then we got to
Rigaud and got off the train, and that's kind of halfway between Ottawa and Montreal. I was
walking with my mother, and there was thousa nds of people there attending some kind of
religious ceremony when I was taken by the hand and brought inside a building apart from my
mother.

I was basically told inside the building, something as I had been told before by my mother, that
I had a special role to play. I remember being told that that role was linked to a female breast.
I didn't even know, at the time, what a breast was. They had to kind of explain it to me, and it was
a guy in a red tunic or gown or something like that , who was telling me that. To remember that,
is basically the message they were trying to get out.  Eventually they took me out and took me
over; to my mother handed me over to her. She had been at some ceremony and wasn't surprised
that I had not been with her.

On way back home she asked me on the train if I wanted something ; chips or chocolate bars or
whatever, and I said but you don't have any money.  She said I have money now, and whatever I
wanted she gave me. So, I had no doubts in my mind that she had got money from somebody at
that thing in Rigaud, that she didn't have on the way up. That kind of activity through the 16 years
that I lived at home, was normal. First there was nothing, then there was something, and at 16 of
course, I went off to Toronto to go to college from Ottawa.





One day there was no money to pay for anything.  The next day I'd receive money , more than I
expected. That continued until my mother basically was on the verge of dying or something, many
years later. I was sent $50,000 from somebody, a woman called my mother , who basically I
couldn't figure out where she would get $50,000. But it wasn't just me, it was me and my sisters,
each got some money.  The way it was presented to me however , was not, this is for you.  My
sisters were trying to get the money I guess , and they said this is from mom , she wants you to
invest it for her until she gets out of whatever hospital or...

So, all my life I felt that somebody was paying to have me do certain things and that it was
funneled through my mother but it was not hers. I don't know if that answers your question but
I remember something about a vase but I don't remember the details of what I used  to know.
When you get to be 78 years old, things disappear.

Danea: I think you were saying that you were on the road or something, and you were staying at
some hotel or something . Maybe it was before you kind of knew what was going on , but then
there was a vase and it might have been in your hotel room , or in a window or something, or
some clue for you. But anyway, I can’t remember all of it.

Glen: When did I tell you that? About 10 years ago?

Danea: Probably close to that.

Jerd: How long have we known you? How long have we known each other?

Danea: …years, I guess.

Jerd: Do you remember when I first called you, Glen?

Glen: No.

Jerd: I can't.

Danea: I think we started, I want to say end of 08, maybe to January of 09. So, yeah, probably 10.
Almost 10 and a half years or so.

Jerd: Wow. That's crazy how time just flies like that. I can't believe I've known you for that long.

Glen: Well, the problem that I have, is that I went on the road for 10 years, and spoke to hundreds
of thousands of people . So, a lot of times I'd get phone calls from people saying I met you in
Edmonton or Vancouver or whatever. Yeah, maybe. You forget the details.




Jerd: You forget them but sometimes it's usually something, music or emotion that will jolt it like
it'll come back but it has to be something significant like an impact. For me it's like an impact on
my life somehow.

Glen: I always had a good memory until I was about 7 0 years old, started losing words. Words
that are simple, that I used every day, and all of a sudden , I'd stop in the middle of a sentence ,
and I couldn't remember the word that went in there . Part of it was because I was raised in the
two languages. You, at one stage of the game, wonder whether the word you're looking for is in
French or in English.

Jerd: Well, my dad like when he had the signs of that disease, he'd stop speaking English. It's like
he completely forgot, and he reverted back to the first language. I hear that's common for people
who get that. But you were talking about bureaucrats earlier and I was watching something about
Vikings, and how they a lot of what they did , was raid other towns; rape and pillage. That's a lot
of human history, and I think these types became bureaucrats because as I've been watching all
the stuff about bureaucrats coming out. It's what they do, they raid people's wealth, but they do
it in the modern way for today with taxing and everything; they just steal so much money.

Glen: Well, they belong to associations that let them conspire for the purpose of getting around
the rules that apply to them . If it says , for example, as a civil servant bureaucrat , you're not
allowed to look up the internet and make judgments on whether you hire people by what is
written on the internet because it may not in fact be true , so you're not allowed to do it.  Well,
what they do is they call their American counterpart , the American calls their Canadian
counterpart, and from the information that they are given on the person they want to recruit
that is acquired outside the country, they make their decision. If somebody says, did you check
the internet to get this information , they say, no, of course not , that would be illegal.  But in
fact, what they called is their association in a different country and have them check the
internet and call them back.

Jerd: I've been watching what's going on with the politics in the US . Now they're saying that the
people who broke the rules for so long, that they're going to hold these people accountable . It
seems from where I'm standing, like the walls are closing in on them. You're seeing their reactions
with the things that they say. They're nervous because they're going to be…

Glen: Well right now if I was a bureaucrat, I'd be nervous. Because their bosses are the ones who
want to get rid of them . They have served their purpose of [inaudible] human beings in their
environment when controlling the earth was most important to their bosses.  But their bosses
now have a different agenda. Their bosses want to control outer space. Therefore, the jobs, the
tasks assigned to bureaucrats in the past 40 years are irrelevant to the task of opening up outer
space for mining, manufacturing, travel, and living under totally different circumstances.





Therefore, these millions of bureaucrats that exist, have jobs that are irrelevant to the task at
hand, especially starting in 2020. So, all of those bureaucrats will be put on the market for some
surgeon to deal with. They don't want to be paid pension plans for doing nothing of value in the
future. So, what you're looking at , you're going to see a lot of change about who's guilty of
doing what, because what they were applauded for doing in the past , they are going to be
exposed of doing in the future. Instead of a reward, it'll be a trip to Kemptville General Hospital.

Jerd: For this controlling space and it seems like they're being replaced.

Glen: Smaller groups, different tasks, and therefore, genetically engineered differently . How
you take over a country in order to begin a totally new approach to things, is you create a war
in a country, and you move the properly reengineered children with their parents into refugee
camps. Then you transfer them as a group to the countries you want to change . They come in
as children, and 15-20 years later, they are doing the job that was planned for them 20 years
before. The parents die off. The children have a new task. That's why Syria is the center of activity
for genetic engineering , and most of the immigrants into Canada have been Syrians over the
last 4-5 years.

Jerd: It's not just Canada they're emigrating to. Are they emigrating to those Nordic countries up
there?

Glen: Yeah, every country has to have new border guards; different approach to things.

Jerd: That's what we're seeing now.

Glen: New policemen. Everything that's about control has to be changed.

Jerd: But what's sad is it's being presented as the people are going to be free or whatever.

Glen: Just think how many kids are standing at the US -Mexico border, and everybody says, but
they're only children. Without understanding that they are children who have been
programmed in a South American country for a different task than their parents have . Once
their parents get them into the country and accepted as citizens there, they are then in line for
the new jobs . The parents are sent back in many cases , and the children stay behind with a
different approach to life.

Jerd: I remember when I was in Canada when Stephen Harper was in office, you pointed out that
his job was to be as far to the right and nasty as possible so there would be a push to the left. You
referenced that happened in Europe; that people were so tired of Nazis that they went completely
left. I think I understand now why so many, especially with the media you see a lot of them seem
to this huge slant to the left. But now around the world, as far as elections and government, the
government seems to be, they call it right-wing populism, they're in power now. They call them
nationalists or whatever. It's moving to the right. It's like a ping-pong.



Glen: There's no doubt about it that Trump didn't get elected by the people who were in charge
ten years ago. Democrats were running the world, and now here we are four years later, and most
countries are moving to the right. 40, 50 years ago they were on the right; Nazis. Don't forget the
word Nazi, if you change how you spell the sound, N-A-T-S-I, “Natsi” is the same word as “saint”.
S-A-I-N-T; same letters as Natsi.

Just keep shifting back and forth and the people who were in charge have no power , and the
people who weren't in charge are gaining power, and you need much less in size of a population.
So, we've all been told there are too many children in the world for the food that's available and
everybody's cut back from having five, ten children to having one, maybe two.  So, the new
population is much smaller and it forces the countries to bring in workers who bring their
children who've been programmed differently . All of this is planned , a nd has been for
thousands of years . Well, gentlemen, it is time to feed the cats.  They have come to rescue
themselves.

Jerd: They're in power right now, hehe.

Glen: They're in power. That's why if you look at the word meow, it is the first four letters of me
owner. They own the house here.

Jerd: Alright. I guess you have to go serve the owner.

Glen: Yeah. But don't be shy. You can call again tomorrow or the next day or the day after, and I'll
always find room for you.

Jerd: Thank you.

Glen: You and Danny.

Jerd: Much appreciated.

Glen: Because you are my voice that I don't have time to give to other people.  Thank you for
calling. Talk to you next time.

Jerd: Okay.

Danea: Alright, Glen.

Glen: Bye for now. Bye Danny too.

Jerd: Bye.