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Zulu Horn - Jan 16, 2010

Glen: Hello.

Jerd: Hello, Glen?

Glen: Hi.

Jerd: You busy?

Glen: I was just coming upstairs, going to do some homework. But what do you got?

Jerd: What do I got? I got stuff that you already went through  in your past. Looking over these
Basque people that you have mentioned before. Something that you said in an older post, you
said...

Glen: You've got a research team working on older posts? Hehe

Jerd: Hahaha. No, but that's a good idea.

Glen: Assign everybody a month. Do you have enough room there for what? About 60 people?

Jerd: You said the real history, or herstory, of both Mexico and Cuba is more Basque than Spanish.
Similarly with California, Nevada, etc. I was watching The Godfather Part 2 and it’s interesting that
his family, the Corleone family, in the movie, they were stationed in Nevada and they did business
with Cubans.



Jerd: There's one part when he was talking to his brother, and the brother said: “You know MAMA
used to tease me. She'd say, uh - "You don't belong to me; you were left on the doorstep by
gypsies." Sometimes I think it's true.”


Glen: At least they’re not keeping secrets from the mob.

Jerd: Haha, yeah. So  I look at the mob now, like they’re Basque priesthood. I see how they’re
media cause they’re between France and Spain, in the Pyrenees mountains.

Glen: They are the hair on the head that is Spain. Portugal is the face, Spain is the head, and the
Basques are the hair, if you look at the layout of the land there.

It's a face on a head with hair that starts up again as another face for France, which is the face
of a hippo; hypocrite.

Jerd: I thought it was interesting you put it in that post too. You said the allegory for the  Mad
Queen in Alice in Wonderland, was Isabella. I was like, whoa, that's really interesting.  I sent that
to Ambika and she told me some interesting stuff. I think I would have to find my blood type and
try to trace that or something.  Everybody around me, are asking, oh, what's going on  with your
family in Haiti? I noticed as soon as this earthquake happened, I know the media is loving  it. It's
a story they can talk about for I don't know how long . As soon as the earthquake happened the
Red Cross is right on top of it, ready to take everybody's money.

Glen: Yeah, and the TV is broadcasting a banner at the bottom, phone text message, this number
and donate ten dollars, it’ll come in on your phone bill. They're saying that they've never collected
so much money . They're going to collect so much money , and send so much equipment and
supplies and everything to Haiti , that the Haitians won't be able to walk around . They’ll only be
able to stand on top of crates and boxes.




Then it's going to happen in North America. The hint is what I gave today. Is that the horn will
start honking in during the Olympic games in Vancouver. But it will really take over when they're
in South Africa for the soccer. Everybody will be honking the horn together who's involved in
soccer, and it's going to become the horn- I don't know if you've ever seen them, but they're pipes
that are about three feet long. They will become the preferred souvenir from the soccer matches.

How do you will your will ? You get everybody doing the same thing at the same time . What
happens when you honk a horn; everybody at the same. Joshua did it in the allegory of the bible,
and the walls came tumbling down. That's what they're planning. After the soccer matches, the
focus should be on the big toilet at Lake Superior.

Jerd: When is the end of the soccer match?



Glen: The soccer is in the summer. The Olympics start on the 12th of February. They go for about
two weeks, 15 days or so. Then there's a break, and I forget exactly what month it is but the World
Cup starts in South Africa. The religious crowd- are you familiar with that religion, the Zulu?

Jerd: I’ve heard of it, yeah. I know a little bit about it. Not a lot. ‘

Glen: They claim that the horn is their religious symbol, and that they want everybody  to stop
blowing horns at a soccer ma tch. Of course, there's a little money thing on the side , since it's
become the favorite souvenir. They're kind of looking for a kickback.

Jerd: Horn is actually the phone too.

Glen: The Horn of Africa and the horn that is Somalia.

Jerd: Don't they blow out of it too in the Jewish religion?

Glen: It honks and it supposedly, made the sound necessary to bring down the walls. That's like
somebody having his thumb on a button that explodes dynamite and says, blow your horn and it
will make the walls fall down.

Jerd: With what happened in Haiti my mother is telling me her cousin didn't make it. She can’t
really tell how many in the family are dead because they can't get a number or anything.

Glen: I'm sure that every family in Haiti will be touched by this. In the end, if you end up with
100,000 people of 3 million…

Jerd: That’s peanuts compared to…

Glen: It's not going to be  a reason to dispense all the first response supplies one has. But that
looks like what they're doing.

Jerd: I'm still trying to figure out, why Haiti?

Glen: Obviously, they made Haiti for that purpose . Christopher Columbus didn't come looking
for America. He had a map , it was given to him in  Italy, before he left, and he went and got the
financing in Spain. But he had a map and he was going to that island . The thing about taking an
island and dividing a piece of it off , and calling it another country, is so artificial, that it doesn't
make any sense, except when you understand the geology.

Jerd: Another reason why I think that country has a Basque influence, is what the name of it was
before it was called Haiti and Dominican Republic. They used to call it Espanola. I guess that's
what Columbus called it?

Glen: Yeah, well it's named after Spain. That's where he got the financing.


Jerd: So, the Basque really did control, because whoever controls the money is the real ruler.

Glen: They were sent there, they did what they did knowing that at the 500-year period, the end
of the Phoenix , from there they would step in and induce  an earthquake from underground .
Because that's the easiest place in the world to do an earthquake is where plates come
together. That region with the North Atlantic plate and the South Atlantic plate and the Caribbean
plate and the other one, I forget what they call it, on the Pacific side, all of these things are putting
different pressures on the rock . So, if somebody is able to do something underneath, they can
make it happen on schedule.

Jerd: What I find interesting is how they can get it so exact and hit a certain part on the...

Glen: Blind thrust, rather than earthquake. That's what makes it happen in the exact spot you
want it.

Jerd: Oh, so everybody has a misconception, everybody thinks it's an earthquake.

Glen: No, it's a blind thrust. It pushes up from below rather than sideways . That way they can
make it happen exactly where they want it.

Jerd: Science. So, those Basque people, they're Cro-Magnon, right? I came across another group
of people, and I was looking, reading a post on Spain, and they say that the Greeks came across
these people, they called them Iberians.

Glen: Same word as Siberia, Iberia.

Jerd: They just take off the “S”. So, I guess that was before and Siberia is the shaping.

Glen: The Siberian tiger is basically the tiger that has been used as the model for giant tiger.

Jerd: Well, you said the tiger, or you posted it, the Netherlands, Sweden.  All the way there, the
tiger, they’re the watch or something like that?

Glen: Everything above the sea there is shaped like a tiger.

Jerd: I need a big map to put on my wall.

Glen: That’s what I have, all around me. All around me with different emphasis. The best maps of
course, were the ones we had in school when we were kids. They were like a blind, that you pull
down.

Jerd: Yeah, it's the one I had in school too. It seems like you're always 10 steps ahead.


Glen: I think I got that one from a person, an enemy now, in Alberta, who had these maps and I
said, oh, can I have that one?  At that time, he was trying to infiltrate me , and he said sure.  She
said sure because it was the wife. So, I got the map.

Jerd: Did you find out they were infiltrators and they just had to leave or?

Glen: When you're a forensic investigator, you have a basic toolkit , and the toolkit is the word
“seen”. When you can't see something that should be there, there's something screwy going on.
When you can see things that shouldn't be there , there's something screwy going on. You give
people enough time, they can't help themselves. It's inside them and it's hidden and it's fighting
to come out.

Jerd: Yeah, you always do that, Glen. Like a Neanderthaler, you sit and wait for it to come to you.
You're like a fisherman, you just sit there.

Glen: It's no sense hiding in a world that is basically filled with spies. So, what you have to do is
learn what they know. No spy knows everything. But they all know something. If you gather up
all the little bits and pieces of everything each spy knows, you end up knowing more than all of
them put together.

Jerd: They're all compartmentalized but they all work for this bigger design.

Glen: Yeah, they're all on a need to know. So, if they don't need to know, they're not told. Nobody
comes out and says, sorry about this, but at the end of your job, we kill you.  But that's what
happens to most people and they don't realize it.  Even the Ronald Reagans of the world, those
types of people, think that they've succeeded, and all of a sudden, they get Alzheimer's. Or if you
look at Muhammad Ali, all of a sudden, you're not able to communicate and you don't know
why. It's all planned before they even begin their journey . With a word like Clay, Cassius Clay,
you knew right away. Cassius, he's an ass, he's a messenger, he carries the message.

Jerd: I was talking to this guy on the phone, and he was telling me it's like a big video game and
HAL is the video game screen and they just play with us. It's like they're little kids in a sense.

Glen: People who only have a brain that functions can never play this game because they always
lose. You have to have a complete thinking process and that requires intuition as well as reason.
If you don't have the combo of both, you're in trouble. You can't do it with intuition alone and
you can't do it with reason alone.

Jerd: I think intuition is shunned like something ridiculous. When people even say intuition, I don't
think they really understand what intuition is.




Glen: You don't know what they're talking about, yet the word tells you. Before you arrive, you've
paid for this. It's in your tuition . So, you're arriving in the college called life . What you have is
what you bring with you. Part of what you bring with you, you have to pay ahead of time in
your tuition.

Jerd: It's like that song by Joni Mitchell, they call it the Circle Game. She says you can't return to
the past; you can only look from where you came.  And things go round and round like a circle
game.

Glen: It is very much like a circle, but not quite. It's a spiral. You come back to the same location,
but not at the same level as you go around.

Jerd: That's probably why they made the ziggurat.

Glen: Yeah, the cone.

Jerd:  Then you said in the post, you said that over time, they started making pyramids, basically
symbolizing that they were perfecting it more . I guess these Basque and Kurds, they're like a
sesame see-saw.

Glen: The name says agent, Q-U-E means agent, like Quebec, and B-A-S, Skull and Bones.

Jerd: And you have Cass.

Glen: Yeah, Cassiopeia. The big W. And in French it's a sac. Sac is a bag. So, you're a bag man or a
bag lady. Bag men have a different job than bag ladies.  Bag men go to retrieve resources  and
send it back home.  Bag ladies are homeless women looking for a place to live.  Usually, they
have started life as gorgeous looking, and all of a sudden, without their knowledge, a recessive
gene is activated and they become large from the hips down , and they start losing self -esteem.
They don't want to deal with men. That whole episode starts to turn them into people who are
not happy, and that's what happened to Nefertiti.

Jerd: Well, look at the environment. I went in the CVS store yesterday. It's like a pharmaceutical
drug store. As soon as you go in there, just everywhere, something is geared towards a woman's
self-esteem. These are the things that I think activate people's DNA.


Glen: Yeah, probably. It has to be triggered. Divorce can be part of it. Commercials on TV can be
part of it. Religion making you feel guilty. Certainly, the task assigned to a wife, if you make a list
of everything a wife is supposed to do in a day, in her own mind, it is physically impossible for
the person to do it . Therefore, at the end of every day, they feel diminished because they feel
they haven't done what other people do. Nobody else does it; everybody just feels guilty.

Jerd: When I went to the store to buy something to eat, I noticed most women are like servants.
Because I guess the system sees it as a better tool for people to buy things if it's a woman serving
you. Serving you at a restaurant, being a waitress, serving you; cash register.

Glen: The system knows what needs to be hidden. Hair is hidden by putting turbans and hats and
that kind of stuff on.

Jerd: But they don't do that in the West. What they do is they destroy it with dye.

Glen: And cut it off and all of this stuff.

Jerd: It is becoming fashionable for women nowadays to have short hair.

Glen: Then breasts, of course, were part of the normal communications between human beings,
men and women.  Because breasts speak a language of their own . By hiding them, they have
kind of taken away an ability to communicate . That's why people are always grasping for the
right words. You don't need words to communicate. Words are the things that confuse things.


Because everybody interprets them differently. You don't interpret people's physical appearance
differently. You know what you're looking at and nobody is disguised by it.  So, the priest came
and hid that from view.


Jerd: That's what they did. They severed communications with each other and ourselves and they
redirected it into the phone.

Glen: That's right. They understood that everybody needs in their lifetime to meet people who
are compatible to them but not like them . You need to have the equivalent of what is known
as soulmates, 12 people who complete the package along with you to make up that full person.
But by creating the institution of marriage, which they knew from the beginning doesn't
function beyond four years , they lock people into believing that you can live a normal life by
being married to the same person all your life . It makes people feel guilty if it doesn't work .
Well, it doesn't work, period.

Jerd: I've talked to men, I do my little scouting, my little experiments talking to men and men they
openly say, yeah, this is who we are. But they go through their lives, either when they're married
or something, they sneak. They want to believe in that ideal…

Glen: But it's not that they're being any different from women.  Women need communications
with others too. It's just who they choose to have communications with. Women want to have
communications with people who take orders from them , children , a nd if they don't have
children, pets. Whereas men don't expect to be giving orders to all their friends.  They understand
that these are passing relationships and everybody just basically learns from each other type of
thing. They don't want to control in the same way.

So, both male and female are looking for soulmates in different ways. For men, the children are
older. They're the same age they are. For women, they're younger. In my lifetime, I've seen many,
many women whose children grow up and leave home and they transfer their affection to a dog
or a cat. Because they can basically feel the cat needs them, the dog needs them.

Jerd: That's what they need. They want that feeling of being needed right?

Glen: Sovereignty and security. That's it. It comes down to two things.

Jerd: That’s always the root.

Glen: For men, sex and a sandwich.

Jerd: Yeah, so many things come from that root, sex and a sandwich.  I see women,  and I'm
wondering now, why do they get mad when a man is being a man?  They get mad if a man looks
at another woman or something.

Glen: Well, it puts a little doubt in their mind about whether the relationship will last.  They've
invested a lot of time in that person to provide security and sovereignty for them. Every day that
goes by, they feel they won't be able to go out and get another opportunity.  So, they get angry
that things seem to be slipping away.


Jerd: Today, I see men who go out and get women. It's basically like they're buying these women.
Danea told me, it's like slave auditions for the women.  We're auditioning to see if we're worthy
to be the slaves to the women.

Glen: Hey, I don't know if you saw this week, but there was a hockey game with Sidney Crosby of
the Pittsburgh Penguins playing.  In the stands with this gorgeous woman in a wedding dress and
a big sign saying, Sidney, marry me. So that's the extent that some women are prepared to go to,
to get security and sovereignty.

Jerd: I thought it was the other way around.

Glen: Does she really believe that if he married her, that that would be the last time he would be
attracted to an offer?  If she does, she hasn't got much in the way of brains. Marriage is an
institution created by religious people to create stress.

Jerd: I wonder when the first marriage- around on this timeline, where do you think marriage- do
you think it happened as soon as the Ice Age was over?

Glen: There are basically two periods in marriage.  After the Ice Age, up until the year 1215,
marriage was basically between families.  Arranged marriages, in order to transplant spies from
one team to the other. It was agreed between the two teams that they understood the person
was really a spy in their midst, but they would exchange spies . At the death of the person in
charge, the real estate and armies, or whatever that belonged to the person that died would go
to the family of the wife. That was an understood system. But in 1215 in England, during the revolt
by the nobles against the king, they wrote a contract called the Magna Charta.

Jerd: Why were the nobles revolting against the king?

Glen: Because the king wanted to appropriate to himself, most of the wealth of the kingdom, but
the nobles wanted to keep wealth to themselves, so they basically revolted. Under the cover of
that revolt, the priests snuck in and extended marriage from only the royal families and the army
type families, which is basically the same thing.  They all come down to the Roy, for Roy King. Or
Roy as in Troy for the military.

Jerd: There was a fast-food restaurant, actually there are two left that are open in New York State.
One of them, is probably 25 minutes away from me. They call it Roy Rogers.

Glen: Rogers is just the word REGO. So, while all of this flack over the monarch and the nobles
fighting together, in snuck the priests and spread out marriage to all the peasants as well .
Because they would need a method of control in the future to distribute the orphans that they
were manufacturing in monasteries.

Jerd: Gypsies did that too, right? They manufactured people and got them up on doorsteps like
they said. I guess that was the earlier one before.


Glen: Because it all started with gypsies doing…basically different names, but Roma.

Jerd: O ne of the reasons why  women think th at way today, is Disney, Cinderella, The Little
Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, all these things about...

Glen: King Kong.

Jerd: All these things about getting married and happily ever after.  The women, they say they
believe that, but deep down they know it's for sovereignty and security.

Glen: The big gorilla controls and does all kinds of things , while the little woman is protected by
it. It all comes down to security. In the end, it doesn't work. There has been a better system and
there should be a better system in the future.

It should not include a couple who take responsibility for children by themselves. They don't have
the tools within a couple to hand out to the children a balanced way of living. For that you need
a community of people each with different approaches and different tasks, teaching the child a
variety of things. Not doctors making doctors and lawyers making lawyers.

Jerd: I'm pretty much in my own world and I kind of deal with people. When I go out to the store
or something, I'm stepping out of my world.

Glen: Well, I've done it backward from you. You're at the beginning of the process. What I did was
say to myself one day, hey, you're on a treadmill , and you have gained sufficient knowledge to
know that you cannot change what is happening around you , as long as you remain in this
treadmill.

Jerd: Every day, Glen, I just have all of this work dumped on me and I'm so sick and tired of just, I
don't know…

Glen: You've got to walk out and begin to do things that you want to do. Not what other people
are paying you to do and they want from you.


Jerd: I think my mistake was thinking, oh, I just got to get a little bit more money, just save up
money…

Glen: I n the end, there would be people who want to do what you do.  Some people need
direction and don't want the responsibility. As a matter of fact, probably most people in the world
don't want any responsibility. That’s why they join the army and become priests and whatever as
somebody else make the decisions. Work for IBM, you don't have to think, they'll tell you.

Jerd: I went to the dentist yesterday and I got an x-ray, and they're telling me I have five cavities.
When you go to the doctor or go to these people, it's like I come off like an asshole  because I'm
fighting them. Automatically they say we’re drilling your teeth to put silver in there. They already
choose this for me , and I say, no, I don't want any conductors in my mouth.  They tell me, well,
you can get this other thing, it's more expensive, but I won't last as long, I'm telling you, it's not
good. I'm like, let me get that.

Glen: You don't know how many times I had arguments with the dentists I had , who basically
probably are all retired  on my money now.  Telling them, take the goddamn thing out ; pull the
tooth. No, no, no. Pull the tooth.

Jerd: Yeah, I tell them, pull my tooth, and they’re saying, w e can save it. I'm said, no, just pull it
out, man, I don't even want it.

Glen: Yeah, I don't want it. When you got it all removed, then I can have artificial teeth, and when
I brush them, I'll be doing them in my hands, looking at them. None of this, feel around wondering
whether you got it or not.

Jerd: And they telling me to pull out my wisdom teeth and all this stuff. I said no, I don't want my
wisdom teeth pulled out.

Glen: I want to see my teeth.

Jerd:  I can make them last by brushing them a little bit , and maybe when I'm 60, 70, I'll get
dentures. The dentist said, don't do that…

Glen: Don't do that. You're going to stop my pension.

Jerd: Haha. It was actually a student that was working on me. It’s a program for dental students
who work on people, and they have a couple dentists on site who oversee everything, and they'll
come by and say, okay, this looks good.  Because I can't afford the - because I don't have any
insurance.




Glen: First hint I got when I decided to walk away from life and begin my new journey, I went to
Parliament Hill in Ottawa and spent three years, as you know, for a thousand days asking
politicians to stop stealing. The first professional to walk up to me to speak to me was a dentist ,
and he basically said, look, I agree with what you're doing. I agree so much that if you ever need
any dental work, come to my place and it will be free.

So, it just happened that about six months later, I take him up on the offer.  I go to his place , he
does a little job , I don't even remember what it was.  I had teeth then, some teeth.  Then I walk
out and the lady at the counter said that will be $125 or something. I said, no, no, no, you haven't
spoken to the dentist. He looks at me as if to say, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Anyway, she goes in the back room and he comes out and calls me to his office and he says
something to the effect , when I said it was free, it was my services that were free.  But all the
nurses, they got to get paid and the rent's got to get paid and all of that stuff , so, what can you
afford? Instead of $150 and instead of being free, it ended up costing about $65.  That's when I
started to ask myself, why would he do work on me for free unless there was a benefit for him
in there someplace?

Jerd: It was in the long run he was doing it.

Glen: Yeah, and you know what? He ended up going bankrupt and that's almost impossible for a
dentist. But I think he was taking drugs or something on the side, so he ended up going bankrupt.
You know what they did with him?

Jerd: What?

They made him the dentist for the university in Ottawa , a nd he's been the dentist for both
universities in Ottawa now.  He's been the dentist for Carleton, which is the Anglophone
Protestant University, and he's been the dentist for the Catholic French-Canadian University,
Ottawa U. So why do they want to give free dental service, or very little cost service to people
who are going to school, at the age when they discover who is the protester in the crowd. Insert
little things in your root canal, and from then on, you're being managed.

Jerd: And he's being managed through his drug addiction.

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: That's what it got him.  Speaking of which, I remember a watching a video  about an old
musician, his name was Rick James. This guy was pretty arrogant and did a lot of drugs. These are
how all these guys are used and controlled. Because all that stuff I think is linked to the medulla,
with chemical imbalance that you get. I think the medulla helps with that.




Glen: I think I've told you this before, but in my life , I've studied basic activities surrounding
pharmaceuticals, harm assist. Most pills, if not all pills, do exactly what they're supposed to do.
The problem comes in two areas, the amount equals the dose, and two, the cocktail. You never
get the pill by itself. You always get a cocktail, and the effect of one on the other, is what they're
looking for. Usually, they'll get a specialist to assign one pill, and they'll get your GP to assign the
other one.

That way it's like a firing squad.  Nobody takes the blame for your death . But what they are
doing is combining things in a way that will either spark a change in your cells, so that something
that is dormant comes forward, or it basically kills you in a shorter amount of time. In my case,
when I had my first problems with arthritis, I remember being given a prescription for something
called prednisone.

Jerd: Yeah, I heard of that.

Glen: I went to the drugstore, gave it to the person, and she looked at me and she said, how
many? Five? A day? Six a day? And for how long, she said. I said, that he said, for the rest of my
life.

Jerd: Damn.

Glen: She said, ugh, and turned around and walked away. She filled the prescription as ordered,
but she didn't have to tell me anything. It was a hint that yeah, I'll take this for the rest of my life,
but that will probably be next Tuesday. So as soon as that happened, I basically went home and I
had had some of these pills from the doctor himself at the beginning, and I started weaning myself
off of them, because if you do it suddenly, it'll kill you . Because it basically shuts down your
immune system and takes over. So, if you stop it, your immune system doesn't know, and you
catch everything.

Jerd: Wow. They tried to kill you off, man.

Glen: Yeah. Just before I moved to the farm, I had arranged a meeting on Parliament Hill with a
bunch of people I had met across Canada. I had just finished a tour of the country speaking at all
the locations that I could think of who invited me. I was a pain in their rear end.

Jerd: Wow. That word, harm assist, is exactly what it is.  They punch you and then they help you
back up off the ground. Wow, man. My father's a pharmacist.

Glen: Your father?

Jerd: Yeah. I grew up looking through his books, looking at all the drugs and pills and all that stuff.

Glen: Does he own a pharmacy or does he work for a pharmacy?


Jerd: He would just work in the hospitals or do off -the-book jobs in pharmacy stores . He was
working on trying to get his own pharmacy.

Glen: A pharmacist is a chemist.

Jerd: They're drug dealers, man.  That's what I look at them as.  Because that's how the system
does it. They compartmentalize everything and nobody takes full responsibility because they're
just doing their job. So, they have the media who promotes it to your head, all the drugs.

Glen: And they reward them. They have a more than average income.

Jerd: Yeah, they do.

Glen: I was just looking at the picture of a guy I went to school with for eight years in primary
school. His dad was a pharmacist. I remember I used to trade comics with him and stuff like that.
The pharmacy that his dad had, closed. It was the first time I ever heard of a pharmacy closing. I
still don't know why, because I was somewhere between the age of five and 12, in the time I knew
his son. I just saw his picture. He won $14 million in the lottery.

Jerd: Wow.

Glen: So, you can be certain that he's being rewarded for something the family did.  So, hang
tough, maybe…

Jerd: Haha. I'm not getting rewarded, because I feel like the things- now that I think about it, ever
since I've known you, and I started to go into your work and get into this stuff, my father lost his
job.

Glen: Maybe it's because he didn't train you well enough.

Jerd: Yeah, I'm really thinking that.  Then his mind started to deteriorate and just lose it
[dementia]. Then I was just looking at everything like, damn, man, this is…I don't want to say it's
my fault.

Glen: No, they turned him off. He had finished his work for them. He had become a burden, and
they turned him off; Ronald Reagan.

Jerd: I remember that time I went to the dentist with him, we were younger, this was years ago,
but they put all this stuff in his mouth. He has all this gold and stuff in his mouth. And I know it's
just...

Glen: What does your mom do? Has she always been at home?



Jerd: No. In the beginning, when we were living in Queens, she had a nurse job. She was going to
school. Now she's a toxicologist. She was working in a lab before where they test the water in the
area.

Glen: That's where your dad met?

Jerd: They met in Haiti, but  I guess he encouraged her to get into that.  Because when I was
younger, she was going to school.  Just when I started high school, she just graduated college, I
think. She owed so much money to the university. It was actually St. John's University. John the,
what do they call him?

Glen: The toilet. hehe

Jerd: Hehe

Glen: They send you to school, charge you so much money that in your life you can't get out from
under.

Jerd: And nobody can see that. I was talking with Danea about this. When you look at it, our jobs
as life beings for Creation is to learn and experience . Everybody's going to school and thinking
that they're learning, but that's not what Creation intended. We think we’re learning, but we're
becoming standardized.

Glen: Learn what's really happening in the world is you're here for, not what they want you to
believe.

Jerd: So many people believe it, that's why it's so hard on people who don't believe it.

Glen: Yeah, because they haven't yet grasped the difference between learning and programming.
They’re just being programmed and they think they're learning.

Jerd: I'm going to do a post on that, learning and programming. That's a good post.

Glen: Good, well, I got to go now.

Jerd: Haha. All right, Glen.

Glen: Okay, talk to you again.

Jerd: Okay, bye.

Glen: Bye for now.