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You've Been Around for a While - July 30, 2009



Glen: You've been around for a while.

Danea: It feels that way.

Glen: Hehe, what's happening?

Danea: Actually, I've been trying to call you.  I actually just got a new calling card, so that's why
I've been MIA. I was reading Editdorpha, and it's funny to me to read something like that because
a lot of it you go through the thought process of how you should look at something ; look at the
world this way, or you can look at it from so many angles . When I'm reading that, I'm thinking,
well, I always kind of thought that way; always coming at it from different angles. I don't take for
granted that I'm on a rock flying through nothingness around a ball of fire.  But it's a pretty good
book, though.

Glen: Yeah, well, it basically tells all of our story because we go searching, we find, nobody else
believes.

Danea: You come back the old man. You're aged with wisdom.

Glen: You got all this wisdom; nobody gives a shit.

Danea: Yeah, I think another thing, too, I was watching the Yankee game, and I was looking at the
sportscaster who came on after. He's just spewing out all this sports jargon, trivia, whatever you
want to call it , and I'm looking at this guy, I'm thinking, wow, he's a physical person, but really,
what would be the difference if he was made out of metal? He's still just a robot. So, I can look at
people now as robots instead of just  always- I guess, through the media they always make you
think they have to be some tin can, but they can just be flesh and blood.

Glen: You walk down the street and you look around and you see dead men walking. The trouble
is, I can't figure out why they'd send these people back.  They obviously didn't learn much the
first time around , or the twentieth time around . But maybe it's the first program given, and
these people will all be recycled, recombined DNA.

Danea: Yeah, I was thinking about when you were saying that.  Now, potentially, these people
could have had functioning brains, but since the media and schooling and everything like that, all
that, the whole system basically turned them off, right?

Glen: Well, hopefully, that's the answer. Hopefully, it's not worse than that. Like, I hope they're
not being born that way.


Danea: Because what I was going to say, I forget what movie that was, but they were talking about
how the television is basically the retina for the mind . So, instead of going out and experiencing
life, they're getting all their experiences through a screen and that makes their life. So, if they can
just keep them base when they die, they've never had any true experiences, so they're just going
to go and be recombined, right? It's kind of messed up.

Glen: It's a possibility, however, that the weemen assigned to making babies and inserting them
into the population, nuns, Latter-day Saints, people like that, the women that wear burkas, it's
conceivably possible that they're combining the instructions, the genome, to make dummies.
That would be worse than having just learned it.

Danea: Yeah, they're just perfect slaves, almost.

Glen: They walk around hoping above hope that things will go their way, and they repeat the
same stuff over and over again, go to church, go to vote, go to school, go to work , and hoping
the outcome will be different.

Danea: They love routine. Isn't that, when you're considered crazy, or a psychopath, when you
keep doing the same action over and over, expecting to get a different result?

Glen: That's the definition of being stupid . “Toupie”, in French, is one of those things you spin
on a table and it whirls around like a whirling dervish. The definition of insanity. So, we're starting
the celebration tonight. I just turned on the Christmas tree lights outside since the media's been
telling me that we have a new savior, and I've been told that when you have a savior, you have to
have a holiday around it, and you put on lights in the Christmas tree.

Since Christ had a lot of birthdays, too, just like Barack Obama , who can't seem to find which
was the real date he was born on, but the next one that comes up is August the 4th. So tonight, I
turned on the Christmas tree lights in preparation for a week of celebration for the second coming
of the savior of mankind. If we haven't been saved by Thursday next week, I'll be ticked off having
wasted a lot of electricity.

Danea: So, that's what it is, right? For instance, watching the news, (I guess your term would be
sculpting away, right? ) they're giving messages out, and you just have to decipher.  That's the
whole purpose of them, right?

Glen: Yeah, what are they really saying?  Why are they talking about , this or that, and making
this up . The human-interest stories are always the most interesting because they can
manufacture almost anything. They can make it the day of the penguin or the day of the wolf,
the day of the bear, the day of the star, the day of the rocket ship , whatever. Anyway, it's
something I keep in background. I don't want to sit there at any time watching any of that stuff,
but every now and then there's a word spoken, I turn around and I look, and what are they talking
about here? Why this? Why today?


Danea: Yeah, I see. I've been having a question in my head about the spine ; does that carry the
memories of humanity, or just your personal...

Glen: Your DNA.

Danea: It's just whatever my experiences were, that are in the spine?

Glen: Yeah. Whatever your DNA's experience was and not necessarily as you.

Danea: It'll never be me, right? I'm only me because of how I was socially engineered basically ?
So, all that remembering- and I remember Jerd was telling me how you were saying that intuition
is basically recessive, or it's been turned recessive, right?  So, the more you practice that, or you
can turn a different, I guess, qualities about you on or off, right?

Glen: Well, let's say when Creation decided that there should be a mind to deal with real life
today stuff, it didn't decide at the same time to eliminate all known lessons along the way,  so
it just put it as recessive . The word “intuition” is very important because linked to going to
college. What it suggests is of course that this is  prepaid; this is not something you pay today.
This is something you paid before you come as you would with “tuition” in school, so it's there,
and it's available to you.

There's some basic books or some slide rule or (I don't know what they have today ) computer
programs or something. But it's there to be used when you believe it's appropriate. The problem
is it's in a suitcase and the suitcase has been locked. So, you're carrying around this knowledge
from way back in time to the first time things began to feel, and act, and think, and have a bit
of a plan around their lives like animals do, the original one is the “eel”.

So, you're going from the eel at one end, to become a human being, temporarily, and then this
new slave which is  “88” ⇢ basically made up of two E's . So, the eel has lost its “L” along the
way (there’s “no L”, there's two noels; one for Barack and one for Jesus). You get two E's. First of
all, grasping that gut feeling intuition is not an accident. Number two, knowing that before you
were born, your mother was convinced by people in the hospital to take something like folic
acid and add it to the DNA.

It causes a block and you can't access it properly, you can't open the chest, you've kind of lost
the combination. But in this system, there's a radio, or a telephone, or a system that can speak,
although it doesn't speak through words, it speaks through sensory mechanism . It makes you
feel happy or good about a decision you're going to make or it tells you, this is stupid, this is
lousy.





So, the guy in the middle ⇢ Porky Pig or Miss Piggy or whatever, medulla, it basically listens in
and when it hears-  (like a party line telephone used to be, the operator was always listening in
to the calls)  if it doesn't like what it hears, it pulls on the chains different from what your
intuition would pull on, and you get the opposite feeling to what you should be getting. So, to
compensate for that, you have to develop a sensory mechanism for overriding Piggy and getting
the information direct. Now we all have hairs and that was the purpose of hair, to sense what's
going on in the environment around us.

We've retained a little bit of that by having hairs in our nose that sense what environment we're
smelling, and tries to stop things from going in that might cause you a problem, but it's very
limited. What I've discovered for my own self and for nobody else, is that cats have a very high
level of perception, and when you put a number of them together, it creates a LAN (a local area
network).

If you're in the middle of their communication s, you're grasping it,
the communication they're giving, but more important than that,
you're exercising your ability to retrieve information from your own
perceptions, from your own intuitions of the past , and override the
blockage in the middle.

Danea: That's interesting, yeah.

Glen: The more I hang around with cats, the more I seem to be coming up with the common
sense answers; a lot of things I wondered about before but could never kind of grasp. Now it
all starts to fit, and the pattern is basically what I've talked about ; it's the premise of life. The
premise of life is we're here to learn, take what we learn and analyze it , and then make some
conclusions about what's going on. Not decisions but conclusions.


Danea: I have a question for that. Now, what people term premonitions, that's really just intuition,
right?

Glen: Absolutely.

Danea: Because I'll have premonitions, but maybe what I've been thinking myself  is that what
that might be is that situation has probably been lived so many times, where the common sense
answer would be to say this, so in my head, I'll hear that answer, then the next person says it or
whatever how it works.

Glen: You gotta remember that it may not even just be in this life that this question has come
up.

Danea: Right, that's what I mean. From whenever, so many replays, replays, replays, especially if
they're not learning.

Glen: It's like having a pile of letters on your desk ; letters to the editor, and the editor doesn't
need to figure out what people are thinking about, he just looks at the piles. The one that has the
most letters, so this is the one people are most interested in, so let's manufacture an answer for
that, and ignore the rest.

Danea: Ahhh, okay. I've had full sentences come through my head and they would be on a topic
that anyone wasn't even thinking about, and like, oh wait, did I ever tell you  da da da da about.
Huh? How did I know you were going to say that?  I think what it is also is it helps me with my
timing. When you listen to yourself your timing is a little bit sharper, where you'll be in a situation
that won't be as harmful or whatever.

An example I usually tell people when I'm trying to explain this , is that I used to take the same
way to work every day, and then I started switching and turning down this one street for some
reason. Something told me, just turn down this, make a right here, make a right here.  I started
listening to that every day and it kept telling me, make a right, make a right. I was wondering, well
okay, why did I do that?

I'm getting to work in pretty much the same amount of time. It takes the same amount of time to
get there. Then one day I'm driving , and I'm slowing down to make that right , and a car comes
shooting across the road, and this lady just overran the stop sign and went onto the grass, went
across two lanes.  That would have been my passenger door she would have smacked into if I
would have just kept going straight  that day. It' s almost a test for me to tell me follow your
intuition.

Glen: Listen to your body speak to you. Your body is centered in your communications network,
chemical and electrical, the two of them supply information.


Danea: I see what you mean with the cats because people always say, they have whiskers, that
helps them sense. I'm like, well, a whisker is just hair, thicker hair. The whole body is filled with all
types of hair.

Glen: Their whiskers would be what our nose hairs are. They serve a specific purpose, but they're
not the whole answer, and it's become clear to me now, that they've admitted that the original
dinosaurs were small . The ones they talk about mostly are the big ones, but that came a lot
later. The original ones were small, climbed trees and evolved into birds, monkeys and people.
If you're looking for a candidate that would have socially engineered the woman who was a
hermaphrodite at the time, you don't have to look any further than cats.

If you're looking at the spelling to give you an answer, one of the obvious ones would be, what
is the missing link? Well, what is the missing “link” is the “lynx”, and when you look at a lynx
and you see it has big paws . You ask yourself the question, why would an animal develop big
paws? Well, it lived in the northern hemisphere and it  walked on snow . I have a pair of
snowshoes and I can tell you they work.

You can walk on snow with snowshoes that you could never walk in and get anywhere. I mean
you can always walk, make three or four steps an hour or something as you sink down to your
waist and try to pull your leg out.  But you can make pretty good time with snowshoes.  So, a cat
that we have normally seen would have five toes . The cat with big feet has seven toes,
sometimes eight, and it's especially what appears to be the thumb which has been doubled up
and an extra finger put on to the hand, so that the balance is kept as the cat is walking.

Then having raised some cats in the house because some of the females were pregnant , and it
was too cold to leave them outside, so we brought them in and watched them over the winter.
Everything they do is what women do; the social engineering is there. If you only have one cat,
you can't see it. If you have 30, 40, 50, you see the repetition, and you see the cat fights.

Danea: They even call women fighting, cat fight.


Glen: And they basically don't carry grudges.  They get it out of their system quickly , and that
solves the problem for the moment. Then you have the drone, the male that was invited among
them every now and then, basically to procreate and then go away. Ya, know, get out of
here.

Danea: Lucky him.

Glen: No marriage there, and all the females that have been pregnant
are willing to feed any of the other cats' kittens.

Danea: I've noticed that too.  And they sleep on it with each other's
paws too, like touching each other.  Women do that too.  They always
have to touch someone when they're sleeping.

Glen: And there's a very, very important secret developed from all of that activity and concept
surrounding the feeding mechanism , and it's very important for hermaphrodites, and one of
the reasons why they've decided to go the way they're going with a female body on the outside.
But I don't want to discuss that, yet, because I'm still working on the premise, and I want to talk
about it with some women because  they would know certain things that we wouldn't know .
Now we would probably know it  but it would be recessive. So, it's a matter of finding out how
they view-

Danea: So, the people that get recombined and come back, does that mean-

Glen: They’re not who they were.

Danea: that their spine starts from scratch or how does it work?

Glen: No. Their spine would have information from the past, but from a combination of a whole
bunch of people , probably trying to smarten them up a little bit . You get three strikes before
you’re called out.

Danea: Now, if you were to die and part of your body went in different places for whatever reason
or you got eaten somewhere, could there potentially be like six of you made at the same time?
Not necessarily by engineering but just naturally coming back.

Glen: There could be DNA of me in many places, and you gotta remember DNA is not something
fixed, it's something that is added to every moment of every day. So, just because there's DNA
of me at the time I made my children, for example, some 40 years ago, it doesn't mean that
they have what I have today, or that they could do what I'm doing today. Because all the lessons
learned and the memories reawakened in the last 20 years makes me a totally different person
than who I was 20 years ago, 30 years ago, 40 years ago.


So, it's very important in DNA that the people who collect DNA get it when you die, because at
that moment there's a division in time, and that's why in freemasonry, they have a funeral and
the priest goes into the house  and he opens the mouth of the dead person and takes a swab
with a Q-tip or something like that in the mouth , and puts it in a little container like a camera
film. Then he puts a dime under the tongue , and the dime under the tongue is for , should the
person's bones be retrieved later, that whoever is doing it at that time , would know that this
person was considered important to Masons, and that they have in fact collected the DNA from
the beginning.

So, there may be reasons to double check or go after the DNA again in that person who had
died if they think it was important . If you read about Valkyries, Valkyries are said to be the
handmaidens of Odin . Well, “Odin” is basically Neanderthaler ⇢ the name is  “dean”, “dino”,
“Odin”. They basically talk about the battlefield but it doesn't necessarily mean war, it means
life, and they are looking for the people who have been most helpful to the Neanderthalers and
collecting the DNA.

Now the physical example of that is what was discovered in China, a whole army underground.
Each one different, each one a different person, but a whole military group, I forget how many
thousands. It's symbolic, it's like Noah's Ark, it's telling you that someone has collected the DNA
of all of these people and are holding it for the End Times and are going to remanufacture.

Well, you don't have to wonder over there who's doing it, it would be the monasteries of Zen
Buddhism, and the actual people who do it are the nuns . Here we'll have something similar
and, what I believe that we're likely to find when we find this rock underground here , is the
storage of all of the data on the intended cloning of these people . Now whether their actual
DNA is here or whether there's instructions on where to find it, such as in Greenland for
example, I don't know, but that would be part of the information.

Not necessarily the information on how to clone, how to make people, that was given to Enoch
with the first tablet. But it's the End Times group that need to be remade, that would be found
here, and the tablet would in all likeliness explain how the universe was before, is now, and will
be in the future.

Danea: I was watching Benjamin Button today.

Glen: Yeah? I saw the commercial but I didn't see the movie.

Danea: You know the premise of…

Glen: Yeah. Getting younger and they're doing that all over in sports and politics and everything.
The latest one today is the announcement of Michael Schumacher.

Danea: Oh yeah?

Glen: To take the place of the injured one there in Formula One.  So, they're going back in time
with an ex-champion, 40 years old.

Danea: He can drive that Ferrari, though.

Glen: Yeah. But when you get to be 40, your reactions aren't as quick as your prime.

Danea: Not at 180 miles an hour. With Benjamin Button, it’s interesting, it starts off, his mother
basically died giving birth to him and everyone thought he was a monster. So, the father dropped
him off on the doorstep of an old age home. So, he's growing up with old people around him and
he's old himself. I won't spoil too much in case you watch it later on, but it is interesting-

Glen: Similar to Akhenaton.

Danea: Brad Pitt, I think he's also related to Bush, I've heard.

Glen: Bra in his name; Bra [inaudible]

Danea: Benjamin too, right?

Glen: Ben-yaameen.

Danea: So those actors are basically all bred too, right? I think so.

Glen: I'm sure they have a little room on the side saying, okay these are the people who are not
satisfied with who they are, and would like to play roles in the future. The interesting thing that
I discovered again this week about acting, is the movie My Fair Lady, Pygmalion ⇢ Pig-male-ion.
It's the story of a sculptor who manufactures a sculpture of a woman, falls in love with it, but
doesn't believe it's up to standards and decides the sculptor would like to be a woman and
therefore he wants to improve the woman.

It doesn't come up with the discussion that he caused her problem in the first place . He just
recognizes she has a problem and needs to be fixed before he uses her, before he becomes her,
before he'll let people see himself in her . That's an interesting allegory to what they're doing
now.

Danea: Perfecting, yeah. It's like the movie Æon Flux. In the intro they're talking about in 2011
there was some virus that wiped out 99% of the population , and all that was left was this group
of people, and what they did was they just kept cloning them. The survivors were all infertile, so
they spent 400 years trying to make natural birth, so they had to keep cloning everyone and
cloning everyone and cloning everyone until the scientists could keep doing that.  Then what
happened was people were starting to have memories of their past lives.  They were like, what
the heck is going on?

The had super women  there or  super slaves, I guess you'd call them . Æon Flux, she has a
heightened vision, she was super acrobatic and knew every fighting style and so accurate with
everything. They had these little communication devices in their head where the lady would want
to have a conference or a meeting with you through their general or whatever you could consider
her. They'd have the meeting in her head and she'd be talking getting communication sent to her
head just like [inaudible]. I was like, wow. It was only made recently, like three or four years ago,
this movie.

Glen: When I was doing the site, I had this tracking device, Extreme Tracking from Holland that
Vlad put on there.  One of the things we noticed was that every day there were at least three
companies coming to read what I had posted whose offices were in Hollywood . Vlad tracked
them and found that they were writers, script writers. So, it's not just my site, I'm sure they set
up the net, and one of the things they have to do is find out what people are thinking about.

Right away it reminded me of the movie Conspiracy Theory. There was the story of a guy who
was “publishing a paper”, and the whole idea of the movie was to discredit this person as some
kind of crazy, and at the same time warn anybody who bought his papers that they would be
killed. That's basically the period in time when I was doing just that . At the end of the movie,
they kind of give a hint, like, wasn't really crazy?

Danea: Yeah, yeah. The Hollywood twist at the end , right? You're downloaded, so it doesn't
matter, w e just programmed you.  For people, that's the first thing they say, oh, that's that
conspiracy theory stuff you're talking. Even if I could show you every…

Glen: [inaudible] are told that in Grade 1.

Danea: Even if you could show them all the documents in the world, you're still a conspiracy nut
or something. They don't want proof.

Glen: If you see it on TV, it can't be true.

Danea: Right, yeah, exactly, and no one understands how all you have to do is control the media.
I was telling [inaudible] What  was it , Time Warner or something , donated like one point
something million dollars to Bush when he was first running for election. I was like, what do you
think that means, that he’s taking money?


Glen: Hey, look at the three words ; AOL comes directly out of the word
“Polaris”. “Time ⇢ me it ⇢ Warn her” | mar two |mar - war - ram | second
male. Male takes up position number two  in the back of the step ladder .
Female is visible out front.

Danea: That's true. So, the more perfected one, is that coming later?

Glen: Yeah.

Danea: Because now you can still see the women act like men basically. Even if it's just through
sex drive, they're still acting like men would be.

Glen: That testing part is over. That was the testing of number 9. Equilibrium  ⇢ 9 to 6 | 6
being women, and 9 attempts at being women. But they've closed down Pluto, so that means
9 is finished ⇢ we're now going to “10”. They've tried every which way ⇢ gays, lesbians, cross
gender, and everything in between, and they've decided that that's not the way.


The way is to go back in time, but reverse things and make it a conglomerate of more than just
male-female. So, the first step is you reverse the binary code  ⇢ “01” becomes “10”, and your
goal is a 6, because that's the number for female  altered  into male. Male being 8 | female
being 6 | 7 in the middle is the altar. So, this new version is starting off with that premise, that
it has to be three in one, triphibian in activity as well as in body . So, it will be female -male-
Neanderthaler, but it must not depend upon certain senses that we have today.

Hearing becomes really irrelevant since all communications are done directly to the brain , so
that is to be replaced with gills . You have to have that constant 24/7 contact with head office,
so there's a communications network that has to be fitted in. There's a computer program that
has to make you feel differently and feel like you're having a life even though you're traveling
for 50 years between rocks, and give you hope that you're going to be able to find a place and
have a family, that kind of stuff. All of that has to be fitted in and then a pod designed for travel.
Much like a pod which you'd find peas, but this is a “pod for one” ⇢ iPod.




Danea: iPod. That's the push roll. Everything's pod now. Everything's I, I this, I that.

Glen: If you read it backwards, of course, it's “dopi” [dopey].

Danea: Dopey, haha. Can’t believe I let that one slip by me . So, I'm still working on trying to get
up to you, obviously, but I'm having some issue , as far as getting up there.  I still got to pave the
way up there. It will be hopefully within the next August or September or something, whenever I
can get some extra change, I'm trying to shoot up there.

But what I wanted to ask also is, I remember you saying maybe a month or two ago that everyone
doesn't have to be there at one time. So, once I get up there and we go over things, I can basically
go wherever, right? I don't have to necessarily live up there, right? Is that how it works?

Glen: Yeah. Once everybody's on the same page, everybody's seen the same things, knows what
the center of willing our will, will be, from that point on, you could be anywhere as long as you
remember what you saw, and a specific time of the day for you to participate with the others
who are attempting to will the will. Of course, there are wills that are more complex than others.
That's not the best place to start.

We have to first of all find out if we're working as a group, and the idea is you start with minor
points. From the minor points, you go to more major points , and that's what we have to
establish and get everybody's input as to what they would consider to be success. Since nobody
is the same, they should all have, although some things might be linked, there would be a
variety of issues that we could make as major points, and those can be communicated to people
later.

Danea: For some reason, I'm being pulled or drawn to Japan. I think I might have to go there for
like a year and then come back.


Glen: It's a nice idea. It's all part of the learning process.

Danea: What it would be would be just me by myself. I'd actually have to leave my family behind.
But I think just being in that country and the experiences I would have there. Something is
drawing me there. Some doors are opening up where the opportunity is arising. So, I'm just trying
to play off intuition.

But a lot of times I'm getting the family guilt when I have to talk about it.  But I'm trying not to
listen to that so much and see. I'll come back so hardened after that. I'm not trying to stay there
forever because I want to come back , and then make my way up by you after that.  But I think I
have to go there.

Glen: Totally different society, and i t's good to have that balance to understand how other
people live. Sometimes we start to think that everybody lives like us.  There's nothing further
from the truth. I've always had this idea that if I went to Japan, I wanted to go to a place called
Kobe. The reason I thought of Kobe is because of the “K” for a mission, “B” is a mission of two,
and then the phonetics.

I don't know exactly if they spell it with an “I” or an “E”. “O” and “E” are basically a beginning.
“Home”, oesophagus” ⇢ they're all “O” and “E” ⇢ they're a place to start. But anyway, my time
for traveling is gone. I've done all the traveling I'm going to do . The only traveling I may have to
do sometime in the future, the bankers might throw us off the property or something.

Danea: What's the status on that so far?

Glen: Well, we did, I am told, get a bank line from Toronto Dominion Bank. They go
under the name “TD”. But all they put up was about 40% of the value of the property.
So, it kind of resolved the problem for the moment, but is not resolved in the long
run. We should have basically a bank line of 75% to 80% of the value of the property,
and that way there would be capital in the account for operations and that kind of
stuff, and we don't have that now.

 But I told the ladies who negotiated it and put it in place , that I would continue to
look for money managers and mortgage specialists after the month of September , when things
start to be wintertime, and I would look for someone who would provide a more reasonable bank
line. I told them, I said, if you want my opinion of where we are today , we came from a place
called “Ur” in the Middle East, only to put ourselves in the hands of the TD Bank, and if you put
the “T” in front, the “D” at the end, and “Ur” in the middle, what you’ve got is a “turd”.

Danea: Turd, yeah. And the logo is green to green and black, right?

Glen: Yeah.


Danea: We have them down here. All the Commerce banks turned into TD Banks maybe almost
a year ago, I'd say. I didn’t know it was Toronto though.

Glen: Canadian banks are more profitable than any bank anywhere in the world  because they
give you the least amount to work with and they take the most in security, so whenever there
is a problem, it's not their problem . So now they're expanding into the U.S. basically to buy
assets that are transportable . Once the U.S. is not there anymore, their rights to intellectual
property and stuff like that, will be transferable into Canada.

Danea: I know your perspective on what the North American Union really is, but do you think
they're actually going to make from Mexico, U.S., everything all one, and  introducing one
currency, or is that just because everything is going to be wiped out and that's all that’s going to
be left, one?

Glen: I wouldn't count on anything with the U.S. and Mexico at this stage of the game . I think if
you put a dividing line, some people will go south to South America and other people will go
north to the new cap continent. When I first began the project, spent a lot of time on the Grand
Canal and seemed like it would be the transfer of water from Canada to the U.S.

But as I went through more and more of the data, it became clear that the transfer of the water
to the U.S. may not be for what people think you would transfer water today . It would more
likely be what would add to the black water to make sure the U.S. is not a part of the continent
anymore. That it is, in fact, just black water. So, the concept of moving water was correct , the
purpose of it was misunderstood.

Danea: I wouldn't want to be a part of that either.

Glen: And I'm sure that a lot of people do know, like Obama knows, and Governor General of
Canada is in on it. Obama is not really the most important one , Michelle is, his wife. The plot
will be taken over and run by “weemen”, not “women”.

Danea: That's really his husband, right?

Glen: Yep.

Danea: Can you break his name down for me?

Glen: Yeah. “Barack” basically in French means an old broken down vehicle. That’s If you were
speaking French, you would talk to somebody, oh, he’s got an old baraque for a vehicle, an old
broken down thing that is held together with duct tape. Obama ⇢ “O” is basically the original ⇢
Alpha to Omega ⇢ he's got an “A” at the end of the word, so beginning and the end.




So, there’s something that begins with him and something that ends with him. In the middle
you have “bam”. ⇢ The “A” can be an “E”, and that would be “Ben”, because there is no double
letter in the code . Like an “M" doesn't exist, it's really two Ns . Same thing as a “W” doesn't
exist, it's really just “U”.

Danea: It tells you double “U”.

Glen: So If you're looking at it, he's the son, so he could very well be the second son, the second
savior of the world type of thing.

Danea: Second coming, yeah. That's how they look at him too, man.

Glen: It could be “bin”, which is a “container”. It could be if you turn it upside down, the  “n”
becomes a “u” ⇢ the “u” becomes a “c” if you turn it sideways, so “BIC” ⇢ BIC pens, BIC lighters,
BIC razors are  probably the easiest way to send secret information around the world  (out of
France, since this is a French company).

If you put some microfiche or whatever electronic chip in any of those packages, they would go
unsearched because there's too many gazillions of them flying out in all directions, unless
somebody knows exactly what package to look for . So, he is more likely linked to something
like that. He is made up of different components from around the world.  He has not satisfied
many people as to his birth being American.

Danea: His middle name is Hussein too, right?

Glen: It's linked to Alabama. Alabama is where George Bush went for special instructions, that
he would have been told that there needed to be a savior, and he wasn't it. He would in fact lay
the groundwork for a savior so that he had to go out of his way to look stupid, and to do what
seemed to be the wrong thing all the time. So that you can't have the savior until you've made
the condition necessary for being saved, and that was George Bush's role. But he was only part
of a group of people who had to put that package together.  Watergate…

Danea: Yeah, destroy America's image of what a president should be.

Glen: And remove their ability to hold secrets from the Secret Service. There used to be a time
when Secret Service was not allowed to listen in on the president - keep tabs of him. But because
of all the dastardly things they were caught doing, the courts basically removed those privileges
that presidents had before. So, right now, he's probably the most spied on person in the world,
and 99.9% of the spies are the 16 security organizations in the U.S. and the communications
networks. All these leaks and stuff like that, they're all plants, and everybody knows they exist.

Danea: Yeah, to make it seem like there's some type of progress, right?  Their spying abilities.
What about the people that are watching you?


Glen: One of the things I tell people when they come here is I've had evidence of people
listening in on my conversations in the house, in the fields, in the backwoods. I've seen pictures
of people here . So, if you're coming here and you expect to be able to speak things that you
don't want to be heard, don't bother because somebody is going to hear it here . I've got Bell
Canada, I've got Telus spying on me, I've got the newspapers, I've got the television networks;
everybody's spying in whatever way they can . So, I basically decided when I began this that,
hey, I'm going to tell what I know as soon as I know . I'm not going to have any secrets , and I
don't care who spies.

Danea: You want those people listening anyway. Maybe you'll break through, maybe.

Glen: Well, they're the ones who need to know , because they're the ones who drive the
getaway car. They're the ones that make what dastardly deeds are being done possible. I have
no doubt that my family that I was brought into was a construct, and that I have been basically
watched from day one. So, I'm used to that, having been in sales for 25 years, you don't worry
about what other people are saying and what they're doing. There's not an insult that can insult
me.

Danea: Yeah, I hear you.

Glen: I've been basically browbeaten by potential customers over a lifetime of [inaudible]

Danea: On these forums every now and then, I just check in to see what they're saying about you,
and apparently being a salesman is like the worst thing you could be. Because they're like, well,
he was a salesman , you can't trust the salesman.  I'm a salesman too, man.  I think everyone's a
salesman to an extent as well.

Glen: What they don’t understand is that for each salesman that walks the streets, there are
something like 20 jobs created because of the work he does.  The problem in sales is that many
people think it's easy , and t hey get into sales and cause a bad reputation because they can't
handle the pressures of sales. Those people who understand selling know that it's not easy, but
that it's worthwhile if you do it right , and  you don't do it right by sticking your foot in
somebody's door, and saying, I'm here to se ll you a vacuum cleaner , type of thing . You do it
right by understanding selling and doing what needs to be done to be successful.

Danea: It always helps for me to sell something I believe in.  If I don’t believe, I have a hard time
selling it.

Glen: Sure.

Danea: I've got to stand by it.

Glen: That's the basis of a good salesperson; you have to have sold yourself first.


Danea: Right, exactly, because you have to look at people as people too.  A lot of people, they
look at them as dollar signs. They're like, come here, get this. I used to have sales jobs where it’s
like, tell him to buy this, tell him to buy this. I know what the guy wants, he's getting a camera for
his daughter who's going to college.  She's going to break it in a week.  I'm not going to sell him
the $9,000 camera. I don't care about what your big goal is in profits per se.  I'm more for the
customer because he'll come back to me again and again every time he wants something. But if I
rip him off the first time, then you’ve lost him for good.

Glen: The same person who will put down a salesman, will bow in obedience at the knees of a
banker, and you tell me which of the two is the most dangerous?

Danea: Seriously.

Glen: So, you're dealing with the masses and you can't expect reason.

Danea: Yeah, expect disappointment.

Glen: I honor their right to have an opinion , but as people say, having an opinion is not the
same thing as having the facts.

Danea: They have the right to parrot an opinion. Oh, before I forget, I remember you were writing
about a couple months ago in Buffalo, that plane came down , remember that? I wanted to tell
you that actually my father's girlfriend actually knew the people on that plane.  Dizzy Gillespie's
daughter was on that plane and some of those other musicians, other famous musicians. So, she
knew those people that were on that plane.

Glen: There's no doubt that on the plane there is one person they wanted to get rid of, and the
rest of them are irrelevant to them . Whether they kill 20 people or 500 people to them is
irrelevant, as long as they can kill the one they're after . The question is, which one of the
passengers were they after?

Suspect there's someone in there that is linked to Rochester, Kodak, and Colgate University,
which is in that area, the Finger Lakes area of New York . All of those things combined have
something to do with why that plane was brought down. The question that still remains open in
my mind is, how did they bring it down flat?  Because apparently it stopped in midair and came
straight down on its belly on top of this house.

Danea: What? That doesn’t happen. That's like something a helicopter would do.

Glen: I can’t understand how they would do that, but that's the reporting I got on the plane
actually falling.

Danea: Really? It fell like a rock, it didn't glide or anything?


Glen: It flew over Colgate University and passed Rochester on the way to Buffalo.  Whatever
remote control, it probably have come either out of Kodak or Colgate University. It's interesting
that the Blackwater will be created by coal and water being mixed in together, and that you
have the phonetic “Colgate” [coal gate], and that was the thing that Blair and Bush- I don't know
if you remember, but-

Danea: The toothpaste thing that you’re talking
about?

Glen: Yeah, the toothpaste.  That they both used
Colgate.

Danea: Didn't some lady do something like that
with you?  She sent you some toothpaste or
something?

Glen: Yeah. There was a Japanese -Filipino
woman in Vancouver that used to be Tom's
girlfriend, and very Christmas she sends us a care
package. In there one day was 12 tubes of
Colgate toothpaste, and both Tom and I have false teeth. Why someone would send us toothpaste
in the first place , because you don't use the normal toothpaste . In any event, she is a hospital
worker, works as taking care of people who are dying  in the hospital. T he kind of job that few
people want to have, but it gives her access, I would imagine, to DNA, and I suspect that they get
paid a pretty good salary for doing that.

Danea: So where is Tom in all this though? Because I remember you said, he said he one time he
was supposed to kill you or something like that?

Glen: Yeah, he told me that-

Danea: He was sent to kill you or something like that?

Glen: the first year, I guess, that he joined our group, and I never questioned him further about it
because he may be the only one who has told me that . But I suspect there are a lot of people
who would want to do that to anybody who doesn't agree with the system, not just me, and if
he was going to do it, he's had plenty of opportunities to do it . Now, when I stop and I think
about who would have that kind of influence on Tom, that woman is the only one that I can
think of. So, was he part of her life and was she using him for different purposes?

I suspect, but I don't know, I don’t care. I'm really honest when I say that when I die, it's because
my job will have been completed, and I'm not going away, I'll be back. More likely than Arnold
Schwarzenegger, because it certainly isn't the first time and it won't be the last. So, dying to me
is secondary to anything else.


Danea: I guess maybe a sobering factor for me is that I used to think when you die, you get to go
to a different planet or something and go all over the universe, but it sounds like you pretty much
stay here.

Glen: Well, if here is the only place that this type of life has developed, there would be no
advantage to using you anywhere else. The lessons you've learned are about here, so therefore
you have to use it here.

Danea: True. I can hear that.

Glen: Mind you, that may change if they go to the next step and start sending people out in
iPods throughout the universe.

Danea: I'll wait for the natural way to do it.

Glen: If you think of the control mechanism of the system, that's what must change in this new
step along with the actual person they're going to manufacture. Because the model for control
on one planet, like Earth, is the “mitt”. So, if you look at Michigan's lower peninsula, you can
see three fingers tied together in a mitt with a little bump on one side for the little finger , and
a bigger bump at the bottom for the thumb.

That's the system of control that they have on top of the
planet. That y ou have these three people who have the
power to make things happen.  The person who is out
in front is the biggest and most visible, but on either
side of them , he has a person who can control the
funds, and on the other side who can change the
direction. Then you have a little pinky over on the side
which is representative of someone who is outside of the
event but is, in fact, authorized to affect the activity.

All of them together, the four fingers fold together in order to
protect the thumb, which is the one on the inside, the
Neanderthaler ⇢ together they make a fist . So, that's the
system for this planet , but once you send them out into the
universe, you have to have more the shape of a “glove”,
because you'll have east, west, north and south, people
traveling, and I'm talking celestial east, north, west,
south. But they must all return information to the one
that remains here, Tom Thumb.




They give up control, direct control, but they , at the same time manufacture indirect control ,
and that's done through birthing. They give the people a jar of eggs and they can be artificially
implanted by the person themselves and inseminated by the person themselves . But should
they decide that their direction will be different than the system back here wants, they simply
cut off the supply of eggs and the person can no longer survive . They only can live a few
decades, but then would die out, and then they'd send another person to take their place. They
got all the time.

Danea: Did Neanderthalers ever split their own gender?

Glen: I have no idea, because I've seen no data whatsoever. I cannot visualize them as anything
else but hermaphroditic.

Danea: They always sound like more male-ish, like they're male.

Glen: But I'm certain they have certain modifications.  But the important thing about
hermaphrodites is they suffered through a cataclysmic event, no doubt at one stage in their
development, that did not occur to the female. It's almost like cryogenics occurred. They were
frozen in time, and that's what made them genius on one particular topic.

It's almost like if you spend a thousand years frozen, and the last thing you were thinking about
is the only thing you can think about for a thousand years, and you develop all of the nuances,
the detail, about that particular subject, and it makes you into a savant on that one particular
subject. But because you were stuck, your physical sense s is basically atrophied and
deteriorated. It's like an elastic band that's held in one place. After a while, you let it go nothing
happens.

That's the kind of feeling that I get about all of their lifespan , while the woman was being
nurtured by cat until it could handle nurturing itself . They were being nurtured by some kind
of aquatic animal, whether it be a hippo or alligator or manatee or walrus . But s omething
occurred and froze them in place, and they were like hibernating.

I don't know if it was inside of an animal, like a whale or something like that.   They were
hibernating, and that's what made them what they are. This part of it, I of course, knowing now
where I began, I didn't live it, but I was taught some of this way back before the Ice Age. So, the
things I know directly are from 40,000 BCE. The things before 40,000 BCE, I know indirectly
because I was taught.

Danea: That's cool. So, a lot of times, you look at people, some of their features doesn’t seem like
they're even meant to be here. For instance, fingernails, when they grow really long, they start to
curl and everything.  So that would mean you'd have to find a device to cut them or use your
teeth. For other animals, they look like they have a purpose, their nails.



Glen: Yeah, animals, of course, if they can run around, their nails don't grow beyond the useful
part of it. You look at goats, you look at horses, you look at cats and dogs, it all depends on their
activity. You saw it in- what was that billionaire there that made airplanes?

Danea: The guy who did the TWA?

Glen: Yeah, but he basically stayed in a hotel room.  He wouldn't let anybody touch him, so his
nails grew, and w hen people do that, they're not acting normally.  So, I use my hands to do
gardening. I find it impossible to do the kinds of things I want to do with seeds, with gloves on ,
so, I do it with my hands, and there's no bloody way that my nails don't break off all the time.

Danea: Right, they fold enough they can break. Okay, I was wondering about that. Even with hair,
you'd just be like a big, furry, long-nailed creature walking around, if everything just grew at will.

Glen: And the hair on my head, seems to have reached its point.  Because I don't cut it, but it's
not growing beyond where it went.  So obviously it's found its purpose at whatever length it's
at. The only thing is, it's a terrible thing to have long hair in the bush.  Every branch wants to pull
at your hair.

Danea: Yeah, you got to get your turban out, man.

Glen: The things I used to do automatically, I have to rethink now, because I stick to the trail as
much as possible, because walking through the bush.

Danea: That's neat that it'll actually stop growing once you get to a certain length. I guess in the
animal kingdom it'll do that, but I wasn't sure with people. You don't really see people with long
hair anymore, besides women, but even that's changing, I guess.

Glen: Why women's hair grows longer than men's?  Probably because of their nurturing . You
gotta remember that we're not outside for very long in the context of the universe as men.
Appeared sometime around 80,000 BCE when the division was done, so we're at most 82,000
years. Any place we were before, we didn't require hair, and much of the people who became
masters of the world went underground, and they didn't require hair . The communications
were more based upon direction.  You're always looking down a tunnel, hearing things from a
tunnel.

Danea: So facial hair might be better in that point, management, right?

Glen: Could be the direction in which you're facing.

Danea: Is that why people would go bald, too?

Glen: Something about the beard that's different, but I don't know exactly yet what it is.


Danea: Of course, it  comes in later in life.  Is that why people would be bald?  Like if they're in
underground?

Glen: Yeah, if they’re underground, they would have lost their hair. When they come out, the last
part to grow is the part on top, because the sun is basically what you're trying to protect yourself
from.

Danea: That means they were under for a long time if it made that happen right? They had to be
underground for quite a while to make the next generation not have hair on top , or something
like that.

Glen: Well, the Cro-Magnon basically started at 40,000 BCE and they were servants to the
Neanderthaler, and they lived much of their lives underground. Then you had the Ice Age, which
was 16,000 years, where there was no choice for all of these people. Except for the occasional
visit to check the thickness of the ice and see if it was increasing or decreasing.  Most of the
time is underground.

Danea: How I would view this now would be that they found out that the hair would go bald on
top being underground. Now, if they knew when they put the medulla in, that if your hair touched
your spine, you can retrieve information. So now they can engineer you not to have hair grow on
top, because they already know that exists  right? So, they could potentially engineer their men
so that they couldn't grow their hair to be able to retrieve that information, or slant it in a way.

Glen: It seems like the hair on top is the most important, because that's what they want to hide,
with turbans and hats. So, it seems to have sensory abilities more directly related to its contact
with the brain.

Danea: There’s attached nerves up there too, right? Some type of sensory thing.

Glen: So, it would be a direct access.

Danea: With folic acid, if you take that now, does it still have the same effects as when your
mother took it when she was pregnant?

Glen: I have no idea of the chemical makeup of folic acid, but I do know it could not have got the
name it got , unless it did what it says it does , and in French, which is the basic language of
science, the word “folie” means “fool”. The same way as the new television sets being prepared
for distribution in the future are being tested now by Kodak are called OLED. An OLED, when you
buy it, will be a frame.





You can even use it in the wall of your house as a window, but it will be a frame, and the picture
will appear in three dimensions within the context of that frame. You could put your hand on one
side and see it on the other side of the image. It's called OLED, and the reason it's called OLED is
because they don't tell you that the first two letters are “fo” ⇢ “fooled”. So, you can be fooled
with folic acid and you can be fooled with a new television type communication device , and
they tell you in the name.

Danea: I was looking at my multivitamin and I saw I had folic acid, 400 mg of it.  I was like, eh, I
should hold off on this for a while.

Glen: Vitamins are basically telling you what they are, vital minerals. If you drink water here at
the farm, our well is 135 feet deep and it brings up water , and you drink it and you get all your
vital minerals from drinking the water. But the cities take those minerals out, and it's like selling
you skim milk. They distribute water that has no vital mineral and they send you out to the store
to buy vitamins.

Danea: Yeah, you're right. My father has it from the well too. It tastes so much better, and I guess
you feel a little cleaner after drinking it too.  Here, they take out everything.  The water we get
here, I think is from the aquifer, so they say. But w hat it really is , I think, is just bleached sewer
water, or chlorinated sewer water.

Glen: The water you're supposed to be drinking should not be soft water.  It should be hard
water.

Danea: Yeah, whatever. It just leaves a little white stuff on your tub and sink or around your toilet
bowl.

Glen: You can clean that stuff off. All you have to do is look for the word “owl”, and if you look for
the word “owl” in a product, you'll find it in the ones that say “bowl”. Bowls are basically made
to bleach everything. So, the Rose Bowl parade, it just makes everybody the same . But if you
find a bowl cleaner, it'll make your toilet sparkle, if you use it. I tell Tom, it's a terrific product, but
it doesn't work until you put it in the toilet.

Danea: Hehe. Well, I'm not doing it. I’m not doing it. Okay.