[22 November 2014 Part 3]
(1:14:45)
Caller: I read where there is a man that can see the WIFI. Are we all going to be decoding the WIFI, now that you’re in the cloud?
iON: It’s not code! It’s not code! Everyone can, you can smell it too!
Caller: And, we’re going to get all types of downloads from you, like…
iON: Well, you hope you don’t get it from us. You don’t want it from us, you want it from you because if you can get it from us, we can turn it off.
Caller: Aren’t we the same as “NonPhysical”?
iON: Well, we say, “Yes” , but yet we know things that you don’t know. So, hmm, interesting! We are one, and yet we know more than you know, that’s not possible. If we are one, then you should know what we know. We should be asking the questions. Oh wait, that’s what we’re actually doing! We’re trying to figure out how you’re surviving as little people. The Lilliputians are about to strike back.
Bob: That’s the littler people? You said, “The Lilliputians”, the little people. What are Lilliputians, littler people?
iON: Yes.
Bob: Are they human?
iON: The world’s tallest midgets!
Bob: Are they human?
iON: We don’t know human. You’re either God, or you’re not God.
Bob: So, what are they going to strike back at?
iON: The information superhighway. The bias! The bias! The bias is that the…
Bob: What bias?
iON: The bias that we know things they don’t!
Bob: So, the Lilliputians are mad at the bias of the “Android Meme”.
iON: The Android Meme is not serving them, so they’re striking against it.
Bob: Yeah! And so when you use the word, “bias”, you are saying the Android Meme has a bias that the little people don’t like.
iON: They can’t get it, so the Android Meme says, “Well, if you can get it, then you can’t”.
Bob: Then the little people bite back.
iON: Just like Ferguson, Missouri.
