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Watch out for AGEnt(s) and Google is not your friend either - Feb 8, 2009



Glen: You're on schedule.

Jerd: I'm on schedule. I was just going through your website, man. Your brain is on overload, Glen.
That's a lot of information. It's really interesting.

Glen: Observe, analyze, conclude.

Jerd: Just going through one year could keep me going on forever.  But yeah, I was reading one
article that said:

What were you trying to explain?

Glen: Verstand – “Verstand means”, you take what you have now overstood, and go with it - go
towards something - don't just sit on your hands. The Jesuits use that term, verstand.

Jerd: Oh. What do you think Nietzsche's whole position was - his job was?

Glen: Peachy Nietzsche.

Jerd: I thought it was almost like a dialectic he was doing, because before it was Christianity and
he was set up to basically tear down Christianity and all the values.

Glen: He’s basically, the calling of the Germans is to play both sides against the middle type of
thing. Nietzsche - “niet” is the basic structure of his name , and niet is “no” in Russian. Ici - niet,
that means “antis” - people who are always against things.

Jerd: Natsi?

Glen: Yeah. NATSI – ANTI – ISTAN – SAINT - they all have anti in there.

Jerd: Now on your site, because I've been going over all the articles and I'm copying and pasting
them, so I can print them in the future. But on one it shows all the pictures, but on another one,
it'll go over the same articles and it'll just go to text.


Glen: Goes to text, yeah. It's called a simple version.

Jerd: You think it'll be better with the pictures?

Glen: Well, pictures help explain things because pictures are worth a thousand words , and it
always assists in comprehension . But some people have the basic knowledge , and they don't
need any assistance, they just need the facts. Remember Joe Friday. Just the facts, just the facts.

Jerd: Have you um...

Glen: Maybe you're not old enough to remember Joe Friday.

Jerd: Joe Friday?

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: What year was that? That was a show or?

Glen: It was a show on TV, he was a detective, always, kept telling everybody just the facts , just
the facts.

Jerd: Oh, yeah. I remember hearing that.  In all your years of doing this , were you able to get
through to people, and teach people, help them?

Glen: Well, let's just say that although the site has been off since, what is it, 76 or something,
September, October 76, we're still getting an average of somewhere around 20, 25 people from
every country of the world, even Antarctica, coming in and looking at us. And some days there'll
be 150 people who go to that site, some days there'll be five or six.  It's interesting to watch that
a small number of people around the world, no more than I expect to have the kind of brain that
is needed to do this work, come there. I mean, I have nothing original, the facts that I speak of
are written in encyclopedias, dictionaries, secret society books, everything. The only difference
that I have is I put them in order, and make context. Those people who can follow that context,
they know.

Jerd: Yeah, I was reading  your post and I wasn't surprised, like  I always knew this  with the
computer; you said something about the computer is not your friend, and every time you type in
your password, they...

Glen: The only people you don't want to give your password to, have it. They're called Microsoft,
they're called Yahoo, they're called Netscape, they’re called Norton, they’re called  Hewlett-
Packard - all of those people. They can access your material and your computer and everything
that's in it - Bell Canada. So, the people you're hiding your passwords from are the least likely
to cause you harm.


The computer is just an extension of the telephone system. The telephone system basically did
the same thing, but it needed the telephone company to hire people to listen in on conversations
and make notes and that kind of stuff , whereas the computer comes in a format that is much
easier for them to deal with.

Jerd: Yeah, in an article, you pu t ( I knew this too ), in the 70s, it came out, I think Zbigniew
Brzezinski talked about it in his book.  He said in the 70s there would be a new form of
communication. He said, I think it was Arpath?

Glen: ARPANET.

Jerd: Yeah, ARPANET.

Glen: ARPANET is the posting I did today, or yesterday, I think it was.

Jerd: Oh, maybe that’s why I remember it haha.

Glen: So, it gives you an idea by following the links of the syllable “ARPA”, that it is a description
of the warpath. Think of the name warpath, and in the middle of it , you have ARPA. You can
follow it through the Carpathian Mountains and everything they do to set up this warpath, and
it's run out of the basement of the Pentagon. They basically say that they invented ARPANET as
the first internet for the Pentagon. Then they extended it to universities, and big suppliers to the
Pentagon. Finally, they opened it up to the public, and that's when the web came in, and the
internet. But that's all bullshit.

The system of communications has been used underground by the gang from the Moho
discontinuity for their own communications for thousands of years . They know how to make
money, and they know that you don't announce the final product first. You announce a basically
run down version, and that's exciting to people who've never seen it , and from then on you
make money with each version. But they also learn things with each version, and they have to
make adjustments. If they want to spy on people, there are certain things that would prevent
them from doing it when they brought out the Apple.

So, they basically kept the Apple for themselves , and got “Gates” to announce the Microsoft
machine (PC), because they could put in software in that one that they could spy on better. Over
time, every time they change the basic program of the computer, it's sold to you on the idea
that that's to help you, but in fact, it's the opposite - to help them spy better on what you are
saying. Now when I say that, they don't care about most people who are on the internet.  They
keep track of everybody so they'll know who the important people are. But those people who
they determine as a threat to their ability to control, they basically track daily everything they
put out. Whether it be language on the telephone, or faxes, or internet stuff, it all goes to a
central computer.




There are people in the phone company who can sit at a desk , type your name , and choose
among the names that come up among the individuals, the one they are looking for , and what
city, that kind of stuff. They can have a basic profile of any person in that way, so they can then
determine their next step in trying to prevent you from getting the message out. Like I told you,
the telephone company has decided that I'm a threat , so they arranged to have my website
name cancelled on some fraudulent premise that I was somehow spamming . Then when that
didn't stop me, they basically went the next step to send in people here who stole my software,
so that they could replicate my computer and make themselves into me.

So that they would know before I know anything that comes in on the internet to me, and they
do the same thing on the telephone . We get a bill here at the farm under the name of a lady
who spent two weeks here, and it was her so-called brother, husband, cousin, uncle. I say that
because my security people tell me their DNA indicates they are the same family . But she
pretended to be his girlfriend or wife or whatever , and he was my webmaster living upstairs .
They basically stole for Bell Canada , everything that they needed to replicate my computer .
Another group came in from New York City and they were here for a while on a seminar, and they
were visited a couple of times by a lady from Montreal who works for Sympatico. She came here
in a car that had a license plate on it from the government of Quebec.

Jerd: That's pretty obvious.

Glen: Yeah. I guess they don't know that I lived in Montreal for 10 years , so I know what these
things look like.  Things disappeared, slides disappeared, all kinds of things that I use in my
presentation.

Jerd: If anybody anywhere has a group on anything, it will be infiltrated.

Glen: Yeah, they come in on the pretext that they want to videotape you and give you the tapes.
It's basically because they want to make a tape and keep it for themselves. They'll give you a copy
but they have an archive of all the things I've ever spoken about anywhere.  There's been 3 or 4
or 5 of those types of people.  One guy lives just around the corner . This summer he gave me a
disc, a CD of the videotape he had made of my first meeting , and of course, I have no need to
look at that, so I just put it away, and when the security people came, I gave it to them. A couple
of months later they brought it back and they said, this guy is attempting to censor your
information.

You look at the part in which you described everything that was said in court by the RCMP ,
members of parliament, policemen and members of parliament.  He's purposely scratched the
image, played over, backed it up, whatever, so that all of the important information is not there.
What this guy doesn't know , or doesn't remember , is that he had given me 3 tapes at the
beginning and I gave the security people 2.  So, they have the information, and at one stage of
the game, there's going to be a trial.


There always is going to be a trial in these kinds of things . Especially after mass murder has
been committed by people who participated in a conspiracy that can only be described as high
treason, and therefore be punishable by the death penalty . Even in a country like Canada that
no longer has the death penalty, high treason is the exception. So, if a couple of million people
happen to be killed as phase 1 in Canada, as part of the bigger plan, where 100 million may have
been killed in the US, there's going to be a trial.  Only the venue needs to be decided.  But the
information is all being accumulated and put in safe locations that would be positioned in the
right places, not to be affected by water or fire.

Jerd: So, somebody like me, I'm probably not even a threat.  I guess I could be a threat because
I'm a thinker. But I can see, if I even give my mind to somebody, let somebody know what's on my
mind, I easily just single myself out.

Glen: Yeah, but you've got to remember there's 6 billion people on the planet and they plan to
kill them all, so what's the difference? You're discussing the time of your departure? There's no
escape from these people except to talk them out of what they're doing. I get calls all the time
from people who say things like, hey, you knew about New Orleans before it happened , that's
amazing. But I don't see it that way. New Orleans came about after I made it public that it was
going to come about. I'm a sculptor, and a sculptor deals with two things, the final product and
the shit he had to remove around that product . The product was always there - it's the things
he took away that let it shine.

So, I'm much more interested in the things I say are going to happen and don't happen . For
other people, that might mean that it was never intended to happen, and I was wrong.  For me,
it basically says you got them again, and they had to change their schedule . It doesn't mean
they won't happen. It just means the preferred date on which they wanted it to happen, they
had to let it go by.

Jerd: And they don't like doing that.

Glen: And they don't like doing that.  That's my role. When I do that, it causes them to react . I
can only observe, analyze, and conclude when people act. If they're silent and don't do anything,
then I can't find out anything. But if they're coming after me, I got more ways of knowing about
them than they have of knowing about me. I'm on contract to Creation. Creation made creator.

Jerd: So, you see something bigger than all of this.

Glen: I mean, it's a little game that's played.

Jerd: I remember you saying something that people who work for them, like in their system, if
they know something, they are a threat, and they usually take them out.

Glen: Sure, they're always the first that they get rid of.


Jerd: Was that the case with the Branch Davidians?

Glen: Yeah, yeah. No doubt about it.  It's also the case with everybody who gets Alzheimer's  -
Cassius Clay - sometimes Muhammad Ali . They always need to limit their ability to
communicate, whether physically or mentally.

Jerd: Yeah, I've heard that the Nation of Islam basically manipulated him. They would meet with
the Ku Klux Klan regularly and have agreements.

Glen: Well, they're on the same team . It's like the Israelis fighting Palestinians  - they're both
Semites - they're in the same family, but there's a benefit from war. In war, like in chess, your
front-line players are pawns, they're disposable. The first thing they do with disposable people
is they cut their hair . Join the Army, join the police, join anything that is part of the war path
mechanism, and they cut your hair.

Jerd: Yeah, I noticed, too, that a lot of people, I guess even the higher slaves, they don't have long
hair. Why is that?

Glen: Because hair is a censor. Go back in time.

Jerd: Yeah, I'm saying but they know at least the bigger plan, the bigger picture.

Glen: Well, not necessarily know everything, and they have to give an example. People who use
the Bible as a code manual still go to church on Sunday.  They sit there with it on their lap.  They
have to show the other people that that's how you go ahead in life - is by going to church.

Jerd: You know, that reminds me about Socrates before they killed him, before he died, he was
talking to one of the people , probably younger guy that was listening to him . He said, do me a
favor to end this conversation, I want you to cut off all your hair, cut your hair.

Glen: He's part of it.

Jerd: Yeah, when I heard that, I was like, wow.

Glen: Socrates, Plato - they just play ping pong . They bat the ball back and forth . The biggest
game for a number 10, is tennis, it’s telling you, “10 is”.

Jerd: I just thought that was ingenious, though. It seems like they have different ways of thinking.
They would bring people to different ways of thought and all these techniques.

Glen: Hitler, look at Hitler. He was just the front. The guy that was the Natsi, was Hess, and they
met in jail. Hitler was homosexual, so they had an affair. But when the shit hit the fan, Hess got
the hell out of there, jumped in a plane . Where did he go?  He went to Scotland because he
knew he'd be safe there. They put on a big show about him going to jail and all of that stuff.


But you only saw the guy once a year, or once every two years or something. His son got to go
visit. But that would mean they would have to make arrangements to bring him back from
where he was, put him in a cell and make it look like he had been there all along.

Jerd: I thought they basically made Hitler, genetically engineered, because he was part of all these
societies.

Glen: There's always a possibility that they did that, because they’ve made everybody. You're
either made as a 62% syrup at the beginning of a process, or you end up being made by parents
who were. Four generations later, you're still coming out of the same program box , type of
thing. It just depends on how strong the formula is.

Jerd: So, it's like a purity type of thing. So, if I'm more diluted, is it more of a chance of me breaking
out of the program?

Glen: I don't think so. I think the more diluted you are, the less information you have.

Jerd: What do you mean?

Glen: You need the information in order to analyze it and conclude . I think somebody who's
right out of the lab, if they let their hair grow and circumvent that structure they have in their
neck, and get to sense what is going on in the spine , bringing it all up and rationalize it, they're
much more likely to break out than somebody who only has partial information.

Jerd: I'm looking at another guy you mentioned in your post.  His name is Lawrence of Arabia.  I
bought his book, The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, I think. I haven't read it yet, but I have yet to read
it.

Glen: Lawrence of Arabia basically was sent to divide the Arabian Peninsula into the countries
they are today. He pretended he was a friend of the Arabs , fighting bureaucratic wars against
the French who had more influence on the peninsula, especially in Syria. But his job was to find
out from the Arabs, just like Lewis and Clark did from the Nez Perce Indians of Montana. Once
he knew where everything was, where the family lines were , and all of that stuff, he was able
to draw a map that eventually became what we know today as the Arabian Peninsula with all
the countries, divided where they are.

Jerd: I don't know if you've ever seen the movie The Man Who Would Be King ? Was it like that
type of...

Glen: I don't know if I saw...

Jerd: That's a good movie, you should see it.


Glen: I think I did, but I've seen so many.

Jerd: It's with Sean Connery. They show openly the masonry...actually Sean Connery, I heard he's
actually knighted. He's a sir, I’m not sure. A lot of those guys.

Glens: All those people that come from Wales are major candidates, because Wales is the word
they use in Jerusalem. Alem - turn the “M” upside down and you have Wales.

Jerd: Do you know anything about Eton? That name seems...actually Eton, End times and On.

Glen: End Times and it's “TEN”, because the second letter can become the first.  “E” and “O”
together means a beginning  - it's a diphthong. There were two letters that used to be joined
together as typefaces. “Œ” - all you have to do is you always go back to the body. You put stuff
in your mouth, where does it go first? Oesophagus. So anytime you see a word with an “E” and
“O” in it, you know you're at the beginning , and anytime you see a word with C -A in it, you
know you're at the penultimate. You're about to be at the end because that's where “caca” is,
and if you get “pee-pee”, you know you're at the end . You got thrown out because pee -pee,
(urine), is what brings out dead cells from the body . It's all a matter of understanding to the
point where you overstand and then verstand.

Jerd: What did you mean when you said Mel Gibson knows the ruse?

Glen: Well, Mel Gibson is Geb's son.

Jerd: Because I see he makes these movies and it seems like he's on the side of the people , or
whatever. This whole acting cast, these actors and actresses.

Glen: Mede, Cine. Medi is for the body. Cine is for the brain.

Jerd: Yeah, and they probably can't even see the big picture.

Glen: Well, they're bribed.  Two ways you control people within the system is bribes and
blackmail. So, if they can't be bought, they'll be caught, the man in the backseat of a car with a
little boy, and then the blackmail will begin.

Jerd: Oh, man.

Glen: It's B&B - Barbecue (BBQ).

Jerd: Yeah, they roast us. Oh, man, they just put two sides and got you in the middle, cornered.
And that's what they do with god and devil.




Glen: Everybody thinks their life is a secret. That the things that they did, which basically they
weren't doing, they were just being a robot responding to the programming that had been put
in them. As soon as they did it, then it becomes an activity that can be used for blackmail. They
think everybody forgets things.  These guys have got it all written down . They sent you out
through life to do a job, and along the way they gather the evidence of what you do.

If you're not doing it, they send you somebody to direct you towards doing it, and maybe give
you the resources to basically get on with it. But they keep records of everything, and you can
be sure that at the end they can come in a court of law, and sit somebody down who will know
what you did when you were five years old, ten years old, 20 years old, 40 years old, whatever.

Jerd: Oh, yeah. If I was to get big by somehow by some fluke. I know there will be people who will
be like, oh, you know, he did this, and try to blackmail me. But no, I doubt that would happen.

Glen: You never are certain.  Just watch the Academy Awards this year, and you'll see a movie
called Slumdog Millionaire. It's about a guy who lives in the slums in Bombay or someplace like
that in India, and who wins the I Want to Be a Millionaire contest.

Jerd: Those things are scams. I laugh when I see guy...then it's just the programming. They come
in every day at my job. They come in every single day and buy lottery tickets and don't win. There
was one guy came in, he's like, oh, well, that's my lunch money. I'm like, wow, you're just going to
piss it away like it's…

Glen: No, but they're not pissing it away.

Jerd: Yeah, it's going back. It's going to go into the system somehow.

Glen: No, it's not that.  They're benefiting from it.  Everybody who buys a lottery ticket benefits
from it.

Jerd: Why do you say that?

Glen: They buy hope . Everybody needs hope.  I mean, the other way to buy hope is to go to
church, and that's much more expensive.

Jerd: Well, the difference with me is if I'm going to have hope, I don't want it to be fake hope.

Glen: It's not completely fake hope because in order for the lottery to function, every now and
then, they've got to pick one at random.

Jerd: Yeah, but the person who they pick are people who somehow are working for them in their
system.


Glen: That's most of the time , but every now and then, they have to pick one at random , and
since they made everybody anyways, if somebody wins that they didn't want to win, they know
how to steal it from them. I mean, all it is, is somebody will get $50 million. What does a person
do with $50 million? They call a lawyer, and they hand the money over, and they manage it, and
the first thing you know, he lost it.

Jerd: Hahaha. I've seen a thing a while ago.  Some guy won the lottery and just pissed it all away
on drugs. He just spent it all because it was an addiction. He just couldn't stop himself.

Glen: Well, I'll tell you one thing. If you ever win $50 million, the best thing you could ever do is
find as many people as you can and give them $100,000. Not organizations, just people. If you
give $100,000 to 500 people, you'll never have a problem in your life. Somebody will always be
around to take care of you for a day or two.

Jerd: Oh.

Glen: Give it away so they can't steal it from you.

Jerd: Yeah, that's so true. I’ve thought about that, if I did win money, I would just spend it all and
just expose this and learn about this stuff and try to set up a – but I know it would probably just
get infiltrated if I set up some type of –

Glen: As soon as you set up an organization and you sell a membership card, you're finished.

Jerd: They’ll say, oh, it’s a terrorist organization.

Glen: They own war.  They own poverty.  They own famine.  They own disease.  They own
pestilence. So…

Jerd: They’re god right?

Glen: Get rid of the money quick.

Jerd: I'll just give it to everybody. I guess you’re right.

Glen: Make a big list.

Jerd: Wow.

Glen: Say, hey, if ever I need five bucks, would you be there? Take a $100,000.

Jerd: Do you listen to music, though?

Glen: Yeah.


Jerd: I don't know how far back music you listen to but…

Glen: All classic music is a part of the system.  It's between two Cs, classic, and it's got Lassie in
the middle, the bitch, Scottish dog, called Lassie.

Jerd: What do you mean? All classic, like classical?

Glen: Yeah, just read the word classic.

Jerd: Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know…I read that somewhere that actually, Mozart was a Mason?

Glen: Opera is basically their method of transmitting information before Hollywood.

Jerd: Oh. But it wasn't effective, was it?

Glen: Absolutely effective for the time it was in.

Jerd: Oh, okay.

Glen: And so was Shakespeare's time when town criers and bards came into town and put on a
show.

Jerd: Yeah, I listen – personally, I listen to classical sometimes, and I listen to um

Glen: Hey, it's good music.

Jerd: Sometimes I listen to some Beatles. I try to go back in time and try to find some good music.
The music now…they have new music …one type of genre I got caught into, it was like techno. I
think they try to project messages in your mind with that.

Glen: The music is designed for a specific purpose , and it works through your senses, like hair,
and therefore, it can send a message to your medulla, and the medulla says, oh, that's good stuff,
that's what I wanted him to have , and it pulls on a r ein that causes chemistry to make you feel
good. Imagine the benefit to the system of having a piggyback Neanderthal er in every neck .
When you think of a professional sports team, these Neanderthalers, if you look at what they like
to do, is gamble , big gambles, and t hey run Reno, and Las Vegas, and Monaco, and all of those
places throughout the world.

So, if guys who like to gamble but don't like to lose can control each player, all they need is to
have the key that turns on a certain feeling happen in the dressing room . Who in the dressing
room would be the best guy to have on their side?  It's the trainer - the hell with the coach.  He
comes in, gives his spiel for two minutes, and goes out.  The general manager just talks to them
twice a year at Christmas or whatever.

But the trainer, he can rig up the sound in the dressing room.  He can rig up the smell in the
dressing room. He can do certain individual things to certain players.  All of these things could
be the key that make them play hard, or not play hard. Players always talk about; we just didn't
have it today. Yeah. You were turned off. As soon as you came into the dressing room, they turned
you off. So, you go out on the rink and you try to skate and you just don't feel like it.

Jerd: I always thought it's not logical just to have money.  The whole point of gambling is you're
not supposed to win. You don't win, they always win. So, what's the point of going there just to
spend all your money and throw it away? You're not even getting anything for it. You're getting a
high?

Glen: The system says to that person, you are unworthy to have this money , you should be
giving it to me.  I own the casino , you go play, and on every hand a percentage comes to me ,
and by the time you're done, you'll have no money , and I'll have the money . That's all casinos
are about. So, if you're going to gamble, do it methodically  -buy hope three days at a time.  Buy
the numbers tickets, put your six numbers down , and you have hope for three days , and it only
costs you two bucks.

Jerd: Hahaha

Glen: Twice a week, that means that in 52 weeks a year you spent, if you win nothing, you spent
a hundred bucks, 104 bucks. Or if you do it twice a week, you spent 208 bucks. But I can guarantee
you that if you do it twice a week, that you will win $5 here, $10 there , and in the end, if you
spent 200 bucks, that would be the most you would ever spend.  And you bought hope, for 200
bucks you bought hope. It makes you feel good.

Jerd: With that music, I understand, like, say I'm on my break at work and I see people when I go
to the pizza store or something, and you'll hear that mainstream music, the same song over and
over and over again. You hear it in every place you go. I think when they play those songs, people
don't go, okay, I like this song.  They're told to like this song because they play it over and over
again, and then you just like it because you hear it. It goes in your subconscious and you just…

Glen: And then they want you to buy a telephone so you can listen to it all night long.

Jerd: Yeah, man. When I work in the back of the store at my job, they always got to have the radio
on. I can't hear it , it's unbearable, I really just don't want anything to play.  I try not to.  If I am
listening to something, I usually listen to something on my headphones like a lecture or something
like that. I try to make up for all the time I'm missing.  With Alan Watt, he makes a lot of audio
stuff for people.  I noticed this guy was in the music business, the culture creation business.  I
would see how he would play music between his talks.





Glen: I used to enjoy quiet in the house. But when Tom moved in, he listens to sports. He listens
to sports so loud that you can hear it all over the house.  I thought that was annoying at the
beginning. Now I look at it more like it's impossible for them to tape what's going on in my house
with all this noise going on.  They can't basically go through each tape and put it through the
system to remove the sports. There's nothing that interesting here, and when I go outside, well,
that's the kind of peace and quiet that I want.

I have a little woods, I have a little meadow, I have a pond, and I have paths where you can walk
on the property for 45 minutes to an hour without ever leaving the place. So, hey, I can go to the
barn, smell shit. All of the things that you have in nature, the grass when the grass is cut, those
are the kinds of senses that you want that help you . There are people from New York who said
to me, second day they were here, we heard something here that we've never heard in our lives
before, and I said, what's that? They said silence.

Jerd: I know what you mean because I live in New York, but I live in the suburbs in Long Island,
like an hour outside of New York. Those city people, they've been modified.

Glen: How far are you from Rye?

Jerd: Rye?

Glen: Rye, Long Island.

Jerd: What County is that in?

Glen: I don't know.

Jerd: Well, I could look it up.

Glen: It's where Barbara Bush comes from, Rye.

Jerd: Oh, really?

Glen: I always wondered because Long Island is in the path of a tsunami , and there's this book,
Coming Through the Rye. So, if you're close to Rye, move.

Jerd: Well, Long Island, I know the edge of it at the end, it sinks, supposedly...

Glen: The direction you have to be on the lookout for is the  Atlantic going towards
Newfoundland. Just off of Newfoundland, maybe 100 miles out into the ocean, is where the
Titanic is. It's the Titanic that has the device that will assist a tsunami to flood New York, and it
will come in the direction of Long Island first before it hits Manhattan.


Jerd: But my whole family, they're all getting prepared to move to Canada. Because I have family
up there, and I think they're getting ready to move up there. Because they see it's getting worse
over here, and they're all prepared to go.

Glen: Just find out where the Canadian shield is, and make sure you're on top of it, not beside
it. There are some places in Canada that are going to be as wet as New York, especially Nova
Scotia.

Jerd: It's going to be in Ottawa, they want to go, but I don't know.

Glen: Ottawa is  the capital, and it's a nice little place.  Generally speaking, you're looking at a
million people within 50 miles.  The capital itself is probably 350,000 to 400,000 people , and it's
surrounded by farmland.  It's got more farmland in a capital than any capital in the world.  So,
there's a lot of green spaces. That is until all the Americans who managed to get out in time come
and take up the space.  But that's why they put it there.  That's why the city amalgamated all of
the rural area in the region over the last 20 years. They'd be ready to receive all these Americans
who are going to come across bridge at Cardinal.


Jerd: I used to wonder, like, okay, you live in Canada, and well, Alan  Watt, why did he move to
Canada? Why did he choose Canada? Because he knows.

Glen: He knows. Why is the top scientist in the world moving to Canada this summer?

Jerd: He knows.

Glen: Stephen Hawkins is moving to Waterloo. He's coming because he knows, and he has to
tell people exactly where the water will go. Of course, Waterloo is not being called Waterloo for
nothing. “Loo” in England means a toilet . That's where the basic problem will center is on
Waterloo. That's just north of Lake Erie in Ontario, close to Lake Michigan.

Jerd: And you said this could happen any time from right now?

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: But it definitely has to happen by...

Glen: 1998 was the starting point. 2058 is the end point. There always is a window of four years.
So, when they say 58, you cannot take a chance that it doesn't happen until 62 . It could have
happened from 1994 instead of 98. But it certainly has to happen after 2003 or 2002, and we're
on that path now . I mean, all of it includes  9/11. It includes the tsunami that happened in the
Indian Ocean. It includes the hurricane in New Orleans. We, of course, think only of us, and we're
not basically familiar with what is happening. But there have been floods like you've never seen
before in India.

Jerd: Yeah, I've heard there's been floods.

Glen: There's been floods in England, in Germany, in Holland. So, I watch European news rather
than North American news, because they get it earlier than we do.

Jerd: Yeah, by the time it gets here, totally altered. I haven't watched the news in a while.

Glen: Fires and floods are all over Europe. All you have to do is take a globe and look at all the
big lakes and seas, the things they call seas, and imagine them all linked together all around the
world so that the oceans run in from both sides, the Mediterranean, the Caspian Sea, all of the
seas across the steppes of Russia. They're all going to be linked together.

Jerd: Yeah, there was a movie, I think, that hint ed at this too.  I went to Hollywood Video, and
rented a movie last night, it’s called Core. I don't know if you've ever heard of it. The whole theme
of the movie is that something happens in the core and that the planet is going to get destroyed,
or something is going to blow up. I might watch it.


Glen: A NOVA, that's what's going to happen . A NOVA turns everything into mush and it
becomes quicksand, mountains collapse.

Jerd: That's a scary thought.  I've heard you mention it.  You said, picture all the floor just melts
and the mountains melt.

Glen: Nothing above seawater except a little peak here and there that makes a little island if it
happens to be tall enough  - that kind of stuff. But many of the mountains that are higher will
have collapsed, so where their peak is today will not be where their peaks will be tomorrow .
It's basically, you can't cross it, you can't go on it with any normal transportation means. Probably
some hydrofoil or something like that can skim across the surface.  But that's about it.  Then of
course, you have the opposite that  has to happen.  The Canadian Shield  and its comparative
structures in Asia and Greenland and other areas, Alaska - we have to rise.

You must always keep a balance between continental land above sea level and below sea level.
If more land goes below sea level, the others have to rise in order to give more land above sea
level. So, I'm going to feel underneath me something happening. When everything stops shaking,
I'll be on top of a pile of dirt that sits on top of the Canadian Shield that is today a thousand feet
below my feet.

Jerd: But those people, if they flood everything…the people that do survive, how are they even
going to be able to eat food?

Glen: They’re not. The whole idea is that you get rid of them all over time . This is a multiple-
stage project. The Northern Hemisphere is three phases . Then the Southern Hemisphere is a
fourth phase. At the end of the four phases, the Northern Hemisphere's phases have to occur
before 2062. The marker is Halley's Comet's  (return in 2062). It comes by every 75 years . Then
there will be a thousand years for the Southern Hemisphere to have survived, but at the end of
a thousand years, it too goes . So, by 2162, everything on the planet is supposed to be kaput ,
with the exception of the Amish. Got that?

Jerd: Yeah, they’ll till…

Glen: They will till the soil to make sure the weeds don't grow everywhere. At the end, they will
die as well. But of course, in that area of time that comes after everybody has gone from the
planet, a few thousand years after, about 3000 years later, you have the problem of the second
sun.

Jerd: Alderamin?

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: I want to ask you, I'm looking at your website right now, it says Alpha and Omega, and Noah's
Ark and S.S. Atlantis II. Noah's Ark, when they said Noah's Ark, they meant an archy, right?



Glen: They meant Antarctica.

Jerd: What?

Glen: Antarctica is the ark that supports the genetic engineering project. If you look at the story
of Noah's Ark, Noah's Ark is not about putting two animals of each kind, it's about putting in
genetic material from each species. Only that way could you fit it in something of the size they
described. But it's done on Antarctica, and it's taken below ground . Then it gets flooded in
Antarctica, not by water per se, but by frozen water - ice. As I told you before, this is a normal
thing for the planet to get colder during some periods in its history. Because of the shape of the
orbit changing from circular to egg-shaped.

Jerd: Yeah, I've heard with global warming, it's normal,  the Earth does go through periods of
cooling and goes through periods of warming.

Glen: Yeah, if Alderamin, for example's orbit is coming close to this solar system , it will get
warmer. If its orbit goes farther away from this solar system, it gets cooler. Yet there could be
some other bodies in our universe, close to our solar system that have an orbit that come by, like
a comet comes by Earth. That basically pulls on the orbit of planets and make them egg-shaped
when it's in the neighborhood. That would cool the planet because it would be further away from
the sun than it normally is when it just goes around in a circle.  When it goes to the lump in the
egg, it's further away and you change the average weather, mean temperature.

Jerd: Are there any other planets that are habitable?





Glen: There are so many planets in the universe that it is unimaginable that some of them do not
carry the material for life. That at least one or two must carry life that is intelligent, at least to our
level or more. Having said that, any of those possibilities are so far away from us that it is highly
unlikely that they would ever come here. We are more likely over time to go there than they are
to come here. Number two, if any life was intelligent enough to come here and they saw the mess
we're in, they'd get the hell out of here quickly.

Jerd: I think if any alien or whatever came here, they'd probably get killed right away because it
would be like, hey, you're all under mind control.

Glen: This is a cancer.

Jerd: Yeah. Everybody brainwashed and under mind control. But I still have yet to get that book,
The Chronicles of Narnia, you told me. I remember watching it when I was younger. I remember
bits and pieces when I think about it.

Glen: You can go to a bookstore and buy a box and it has the seven volumes in it, and it's, I think,
somewhere around 50 bucks or something.

Jerd: Yeah, I want to get all the mythologies. I want to get Homer and the Iliad and those type of...
I always was interested in them when I was younger, all the Greek mythologies.

Glen: It's all allegory.

Jerd: Yeah, I know.

Glen: Allegory of what was before the Ice Age or allegory of what happened after the Ice Age.

Jerd: And there's different ways, I guess, of interpreting it too because, I don't know if you've ever
researched Carl Jung. You ever heard of him?

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: What did you think about his work?

Glen: He's in on it.

Jerd: Oh, yeah. He was a Mason.

Glen: He's a car. He's a vehicle - Carl.

Jerd: Carl, yeah.

Glen: And the UN in his last name.



Jerd: He was a Mason.  You could see by his writing; he was a Mason.  I think his father was the
head Mason over there. But it seemed like he was going against Sigmund Freud. Sigmund Freud
tried to put everything down to the ID.

Glen: Good cop - bad cop.

Jerd: Yeah, it was a dialectic.

Glen: Yeah, they all play that game.

Jerd: I heard Freud didn't even have a degree.  He was just a big coke head and he was really
projecting himself onto other people.

Glen: He's sitting in a place where all the patents come from.

Jerd: Just like Einstein, right?

Glen: Yeah

Jerd: But I don't know. Carl Jung did have a point, though, when he talked about…

Glen: They all have points. They don't have truth. They don't share truth. That's why they make
secret societies.

Jerd: Really? You don't think- I think some of what he was saying was true. Like with Carl Yung, he
would go into the unconscious mind. But then he would put in so much BS in it.  But there was
some truth in there. Like there's bits of truth scattered in all these books. It's all scattered.

Glen: What they have is like a “Y” - you start at the base, and the truth they give you is what is
commonly known. Then they get to a fork -truth goes in one direction, and they turn you in the
other direction at the fork. Tweedle-dee and Tweedle-dum.

Jerd: Have you ever researched into the unconscious mind and looked into it? Because I thought
it was interesting how they say…

Glen: Your information is recorded in your DNA . When you talk about min d, you're only
speaking about a path to the information in your DNA. My DNA has been replicated many, many
times. I can't prove it to you, but I can prove it to me. Since I'm the one who's living it, I can see
it. You don't bring knowledge from one life to the other that is conscious . But you bring it
unconsciously in your DNA. If you work at it after you're 40, and you have all of the facts, then
you have a possibility of uncovering that knowledge.


Jerd: I'm a little curious. How does it come to you? Like, the DNA that you were talking about goes
down into the-

Glen: Because you need to marry your reasoning with your intuition.

Jerd: No, I'm saying with the DNA. You said it comes down into the basalt area…and then you said
it comes out when you see a volcano, there's vines  and life. So, when you're eating something,
you're eating a fruit or something, you're eating DNA.

Glen: DNA is what they call god is everywhere - there is in every cell DNA . But some cells are
more direct than others , they're called stem cells , and they are found mostly in the marrow of
your bones. Sometimes it takes the breaking of a bone to cause a new enlightening to occur .
It's like marrow running wild all through your body after you broke a bone. Your hair is a sensor
that is out there with apparently nothing communicating with it.  But the fact of the matter is it
is being communicated to, but it's not being recognized.

Jerd: I'll be- Yeah, I'll be- I'm sorry. I'll be 10 minutes. I'm sorry about that.

Glen: Yeah, it's basically like a radio signal is always around you in the air. But unless you tune
in, you don't get the station. It's time for you to go now.

Jerd: Haha, yeah, you can see that.

Glen: Bye for now.

Jerd: All right, Glen. Thanks.

Glen: Bye.