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Where’s Tom? - Sept 20, 2009



Glen: Hi.

Jerd: Hello, Glen.

Glen: So, you recognize his voice?

Jerd: We never spoke over the phone, just over the internet type of thing.

Glen: Right.

Jerd: That's cool. So, it really is quiet like that?

Glen: Well, there were a whole bunch of people planned for July and August, and all of a sudden
there seemed to be a message sent out saying, stay away, we have a job to do, don't want people
being there during July and August.  So, it just basically got quiet, except for one guy that showed
up to do the net to become the … they call him webmaster or something . Then a woman from
Massachusetts who came and spent some time, and she's coming back to live here.  So, Tom is
coming back next summer to work on the farm part of things. So, was it Creation or creator who
sent us those three people?

Jerd: Well, I was thinking about just living in Canada, but I don’t know about living in your house,
because it'd probably be a lot of… I don't want to be a burden to anybody. It would be good for
me, because I have a grandmother (I told you this before) who lives right near there. So, I could
every once in a while, just come up there.

Glen: The lady that's coming to live here,  from Massachusetts, is going to start in  college as an
adult student. She's 51 years old, she's bringing her 16-year-old son, and she's black.

Jerd: Oh, it's the one that got her tires popped, right?

Glen: That got what?

Jerd: Her tires were popped?

Glen: Yeah, yeah. So, where going to have what we set out to have; a mix of people, male, female,
white, black, yellow, red, whatever.

Jerd: That would be really interesting.  That's cool you got a guy from Scotland.  That would be
really interesting if you could have a guy from Africa who knew.


Glen: I'd like to have someone from
Namibia.

Jerd: Namibia?

Glen: You saw my email today?

Jerd: Oh, yeah, yeah, I think- what was the
name of it?

Glen: The white lady …paintings on the
wall. The Namibian Brandenburg.

Jerd: Oh, yeah, I've seen it. I didn't read it
yet.

Glen: It's linked to  Germany and  Angela
Merkel. Ahn-ghe-lah, she pronounces it.
Angela Merkel, she's supposed to be the
boss of all weemen.

Jerd: Well, what's the name of the
organization?

Glen: She's, the Chancellor of Germany.
She's the  equivalent of your president.
She's at the level of Barack Obama, George
Bush.

Jerd: Speaking of the weemen, I was just telling Tom…there's a movie you should watch. It's called
Legend with Tom Cruise in it. It has goblins and elves and stuff, but in the beginning, the Lord of
Darkness is scared of this perfect creature they call the unicorn , and i t was good.  There's
something that he said, the unicorn points straight to heaven. [“The creature is crowned with a
single spiral, reaching like an antenna straight to heaven.”] And I was thought, oh, man, “Telus
telecommunication”, that's what they mean.  The reason why it's a “horse”, because it's a
“vehicle”, right?

Glen: Yeah. Unicorn was the name used by weemen ⇢ Women who are not women.

Jerd: I was confused because in the West, nuns are approached and convinced by being  told, you
have to get inseminated because Mary did it with god. But how do they do that to Buddhist nuns?
Because they have all types of nuns with a different type of format, kind of.


Glen: It's basically the same kind of approach.  You're married to Buddha.  It's whatever
pleases the person, whatever security. First of all, anybody who lives in a monastery is
looking for security. They're kind of afraid of the outside world, but when somebody is
looking for security in a monastery, they basically become clients of whoever's
providing the security to what they're told to do . Obedience is the key to living in a
monastery or in a priesthood.

Jerd: The one who just does what they're told goes the furthest.  That's the whole
system though, right?

Glen: They exchange their free will in return for group security, and what you
end up getting is the opposite of what you're looking for . You're looking for
security within freedom, but you're getting the security of a slave.

Jerd: Do you think if I ever investigated by going into these nun places that I'd ever find anything?

Glen: Not if you're a man. You would be an anathema to the whole operation.

Jerd: Do you think they used the male priests, like…

Glen: Well, in the beginning there were always “dual monasteries”, is what they called them .
The males provided security to the females , and they lived in an environment shaped
something like a barbell. You have your side, we have our side. Our job is outdoors, your job is
indoors. You do the cleaning, and the laundry, and the cooking, and we'll do the gardening, and
selling of the produce, and raising of the funds, and that kind of stuff.


Jerd: Yeah, they always do that, I noticed they always have an outer and inner.

Glen: Yeah, well, “P1” and “P2”.




Jerd: That was almost similar to the Knights Templar . They said they were more secret, and then
they had the Knights Malta, who didn't have a secret,  and from what they say in the book, they
didn't have a secret initiation.  It was more, they worked in hospitals and stuff like that.
Supposedly, they were enemies of each other. That was interesting. Hello?

Glen: Yep. I'm just listening.

Jerd: But with the Knights Templars though, they say that they went to the Holy Land, that their
whole job was to protect pilgrims in the Holy Land, and I know that was a cover for something.

Glen: Yeah, they just went to school. They went to Persian University.

Jerd: Yeah, they said that they were part of Syrian fraternities.

Glen: Yeah. Basically, they were there at a period in time when  technology and science had to
be transferred from the East to the West . It had come out of India and China and Japan and
Mongolia, and was now in the Middle East and had to be transferred to the West in preparation
for the creation of the lab ⇢ The College of Six Days, which was to be the United States, which
would complete the package and get them into space . So, these guys had to go learn what it
was that they knew in the Middle East that wasn't known in the West . So, they brought back
with them, science and technology.

Jerd: So, the Mi”ddle East is important. The Middle East is- this is like the middle of the West.

Glen: Well, it's the “middle”, it’s “Mede”. It's the-

Jerd: Number two.

Glen: The spy on both sides , the media. So, they found out that in  Persia it was being run by
outsiders acting internally. So, they had a Persian image, Persian face, but they had a Judean
structure of control over financing, and the Judeans basically are the people who live in Jordan,
not the people who live in Israel . They were the priesthood and the finance ministers and the
people who control-

Jerd: Yeah, back then they were the ones who had power.

Glen: Their name (if you needed a name for them ) is “Zoroastrian”, which means “the ruse of
the stars”.

Jerd: When you read the history of Zoroaster (and you probably have) there was a legend behind
his name saying that  he came from a cow, and he was in the tree and they  would feed- it was
weird. It was basically describing the story of DNA and how it passes through things.


Glen: “Nurturer” he was basically- the symbolism is that of the cow . It's the nurturer, the one
that feeds you, that gives you warmth and comfort and provides you with social engineering.

Jerd: Isn't that the Catholic church too, don't they, uh, breastfeed…

Glen: Sure. It's all religion. They are your place to be fed, to be nurtured.

Jerd: I notice that with the architecture, a lot of them, those big domes, they look like a breast or
something.

Glen: Yeah. Not an accident that the Pope French name is “pap”. “Pap” is the English word for
“nipple”, and it's also “pa” ⇢ “father”, so the nipple on the father.

Jerd: From the allegory  in one movie they show these Neanderthals  and hint that they were a
dying race. That is true, right? There's not that many of them.

Glen: There has to be basically  a group of Neanderthalers that underwent a transformation
program linked to cryogenics, being frozen in time, and obviously there had to be someone who
could assist them during that time and assist them in their return.

Jerd: So,  you’re saying there  were other Neanderthal ers that were assisting them . B ut since
they're not running the show anymore, you think they could have died out?


Glen: No, they've been sent up, 50 dead men walking. You can re-manufacture people who have
lived before , out of their DNA . If you can do it to pigs and sheep and cows, no difference
between a human being. So that was the information brought back by the Knights Templars to
prove that the people in Persia had knowledge that other people didn't have.


The product was they re-manufactured in a laboratory, a pile of excrement found in the caves
in Southern France , and out of that came a family called the Grimaldi's, who are today the
princes of Monaco . So that was proof positive that they could make people who had died
before; resuscitate. It's all of the allegory of “reincarnation” in the Buddhist religion and “born
again” in the Christian religion.

Jerd: There's so many allegories for me to catch up with, like just the Bible itself.

Glen: Think of “Al Gore”.

Jerd: Allegory, and it's the rego with Al Gore, bringing back.

Glen: A “gore” is basically a “triangular piece of land or cloth”, and basically is referring to three
corners, and the hermaphrodite is a three in one ⇢ Neanderthaler, male and female assembled
together and put in a container, and provided with communications, two ways, so that they can
do what they're told to do in places far away. Pretty simple stuff.

Jerd: Yeah, it's simple. I understand. There are other parts to this whole thing that I just want to
learn more details, I guess.  Because my problem with this, Glen, is just I understand it, and I'm
overstanding more and more. It’s just I'm trying to find a way to better explain it to people. You
know what it is- because I'm making videos with the stuff on YouTube, and I put a- actually
I forgot to tell you, in Benjamin Button at the end of the movie, there’s a watch in the basement,
a big clock in the basement, and then all of a sudden, this water just rushes in.  I know that ’s
allegory of things to come.

Glen: Yeah, a nova. Nova is water rushes in, black water mixed with coal and that's what it's all
about.


Jerd: I took the clip of that and I put it on, uploaded it, and people ask me, what's the symbolism
here? What are you talking about?  It's hard to explain because there's so many  details, just to
understand that piece...

Glen: Tsunami ⇢ an atomic explosion under the sea in the Titanic that's waiting to start the
process on the East Coast.

Jerd: To understand one part, like say you want to understand a piece of the symbolism, you have
to know the whole picture.

Glen: You have to know the premise.

Jerd: Yeah. I know the premise, it's just other people who are trying to know. I don't know, I guess
it comes with patience. Because you do have a lot of patience. You have patience with me, man.
I don't know how you did it.

Glen: You have to basically allow people to move at their own speed. As long as they grasp the
concept that there's a premise to all of this , then you gather up the evidence and you hand it
over to them and let them work it out in their own world, their own life . Look at the evidence
is all around if you know what you're looking for , and patience is part of it, but you only have
patience for those people who are trying to learn. You cannot waste your energy on the masses
who don't want to learn.

Jerd: Oh yeah, I definitely don't do that.

Glen: The people have to demonstrate by their actions , or their words, or their thinking , that
they're trying. They're trying to learn, they're trying to overstand rather than just understand,
and then you give them the time that you can afford to give to them. It's up to them to do a
little bit on their own, just the same way as you did . I didn't come across this by any
instantaneous process. I don't consider myself to be any smarter than anybody else.  The one
thing that I do is pay attention to detail.

Jerd: Yeah, that's what I've been doing. The details, I really am attentive to all that detail.

Glen: In my life, it's always been that.  Look around and see what other people may not see
because you're not looking at the big image in the room, you're looking at the detail in the
room. When your brain gets used to that, when you're reading, it's the same thing.  You come
across a point that would basically mean nothing to most people and you pay attention.

It may not mean anything to you when you're reading it except that you know it has a purpose.
You may not know what that purpose is but you just store it in the back of your mind, and one
day it fits. At the time you're least looking, all of a sudden, remember, hey, this point was in the
Bible or in Shakespeare or in news, or whatever.


Jerd: That memory, I guess that's why they made that god of memory or Thoth.

Glen: It's not an accident that the word  “memory” is close to the word “mammary”. Memory
and a breast is linked because you're getting nurtured, you're getting social engineering , the
child, and whoever is doing the nurturing is basically building your life. Only when you reach a
certain age you take over your own life . It comes from memory of the things you've seen
throughout your life, your experiences. The original part came from mammary. So, how old are
you now?

Jerd: Twenty-six.

Glen: Twenty-six. Well, fourteen years of gathering evidence ahead of you and each day will
confirm the things that you will end up acting upon at a time later in life.

Jerd: Well, in my life, that I feel like I need to go to other parts of the world and see things.

Glen: Experiences are different in every part of the world.  There is nothing to lose by visiting
places.

Jerd: You've been around Canada and you've been to Europe?

Glen: Canada, the U.S., the Caribbean, France, England.  That's basically been my places that I
visited.

Jerd: I've always wanted to go to those places. I wouldn't mind going to Greece or going to those
museums.

Glen: Yeah, a trip around the Mediterranean gives you a lot of experience, background material,
because that's where most of the Western social engineering was manufactured . But t hey
didn't come up with the ideas. The ideas basically came from the Far East, and the Far East got
it from India , and India got it from Sri Lanka , and Sri Lanka got it from the islands leading to
Australia, and Australia got it from Pyramid Mountain. New Zealand as well got it from Pyramid
Mountain, in the sea between Australia and New Zealand.

Jerd: These ideas, this is what they meant by big ideas.  They just nurture it, cultivate it, and it
spreads around the world.

Glen: Thousands and thousands of years went into all of this. You know that.

Jerd: Yeah.

Glen: Nothing happens overnight. It's a matter of having patience and assembling the evidence.

Jerd: That would be a good experience too, going to the East and learning from there.


Glen: Well, you don't learn because “their” job is not to teach , “their” job is to program, and
that's what you have to remember . There's a big difference between learning, and adding to
your program. If you look at societies in the East, would you want to be like they live?

Jerd: No.

Glen: Neither would I. They don't have a sense of freedom . We at least have that illusion of
freedom and working towards it. We haven't been that dumbed down to believe that you can
be free and walk around in a burka, for example. Or that you can be free and be forced to wear
a dress. How can a plumber go out to work when he's dressed in an Arab costume?  How can
somebody work on construction in a dress down to the ankle?

Jerd: In one movie, it was about this Japanese secret society, the Yakuza they're called. You've got
to see how they are with their conditioning. How they are compared to the mob over here, they're
more disciplined in a sense.  One scene I s aw in this movie, a guy  accused another guy  of
something and  the guy that he accused said, what do you mean , a ll about his honor and
everything. He just took a knife and stabbed his own self in the stomach to prove that he didn't
do anything. Then everybody turned to the other guy and the guy realized he messed up by
accusing him, so he just cut off his own finger. Whoa.

Glen: It's all stupid.

Jerd: Guys will kill themselves to prove something. It's all about how they're remembered when
they go. That's what they care about, I guess.

Glen: It's social engineering, it's a program, and sure you can work on construction in a dress,
but you cannot be productive. You cannot match somebody who's walking around in pants and
what you're going to do all day. So social engineering is to dumb people down. In any event, it's
bedtime.

Jerd: Ten already?

Glen: Past bedtime.

Jerd: Alright, Glen.


Glen: Talk to you again.

Jerd: Good luck.

Glen: When you call again.

Jerd: Or when you have time.

Glen: We’re expecting four visitors between now and the weekend.  Whatever happens, happens.
Call when you can, and we'll tell you if we can talk that day or not. Okay?

Jerd: Alright, Glen.

Glen: Yeah, good night.

Jerd: Good night.