Turning Bluetooth on its head

This: techcrunch.com... is absurd, the originally purported use case for the tech. is short-range data exchange, unless you need to reliably reach each and every node of the Internet of Things and Bodies.

Vaccinated people emit a Bluetooth signal as anyone with an old smartphone or running on Android* can ascertain.

* 1) Unlock the "Developer options", 2) check "Show Bluetooth devices without name", 3) turn on Bluetooth and 4) send the appearing MAC addresses here: macvendors.com

The Cell movie foretold all of this.

"Not Found" on macvendors.com is bad news...

The utter blindness and crass stupidity, the debased mores, lust, porn-drunkenness of Mankind is well deserving of what is coming and in fact already en place.

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* Satellites are high-altitude balloons: there is no outer space.

a reply to: Gentzen

Yes, indeed. NPC's, GMOnsters, homoBORGenesis, and other biomechanical calamari zombie things out there.

Cell (2016): A strange signal pulsates through all cell phone networks worldwide, it starts a murderous epidemic of epic proportions when users become bloodthirsty creatures, and a group of people in New England are among the survivors to deal with the ensuing chaos after.



So many predictive programming products out there about this scenario.


Edit: It is disappointing how far behind some people are when it comes to the death worshiping cult.

You know this could have gone in the Tech forum, or the General Conspiracies... or even Ludicrous Online Lies; but New World Order?

You didn't even try to connect the two in your post.

Can you please explain how we all emit a Bluetooth signal? How is this signal captured and measured? Can you measure yours and tell me how to measure mine and we can compare them?

a reply to: Gentzen

I don't have words for this.....
I guess wow....

Cell (2016): A strange signal pulsates through all cell phone networks worldwide, it starts a murderous epidemic of epic proportions

Covid-19 is non-ionizing EM poisoning courtesy of the ubiquitous GSM masts: ⚡🗼⚡ goading the herd. There is no such thing as a virus. Bacteria, protozoa, dead cells etc. but no virii.

originally posted by: Mahogany
You didn't even try to connect the two in your post.

Isnt it obvious...
From the article :

Hubble Network plans to launch an initial batch of four satellites on SpaceX’s Transporter

SpaceX and the US Gov. are deeply involved with eachother
Elon musk owns SpaceX, as well as twitter and Starlink
Twitter is deeply monitored by the US Gov and now has a WEF sycophant as its oncoming CEO
Elon musk is in bed with the NWO and could be the anti christ (rebuilt the tower of babble[twitter]...yes i know)
By using these resources and accepting "terms of use" Hubble network has been subsidized by the NWO and soon the devil will raise his bluetooth army

a reply to: Gentzen

I'm going to hack my bluetooth cell signal so that I can surf the web using my bluetooth cells. I'll do the entire family so that I can cancel their wireless internet plans.

LOL. You know how easy it is for a vaccinated person to disprove this? The first time this nonsense came about, I tried it at Walmart and only came up with 7 unrecognized devices. You telling me there were only 7 vaccinated people there? How come none of them show up at my house, when 3 of us are vaccinated?

a reply to: Gentzen

Hey, u 'member berries the GWEN tower circuit boards marked "cov-19"?
The graphene tentacle blood clots in the vaxxed?
Walking through graveyards full of Bluetooth signals?
Luciferase? HR 6666, and Patent 060606?
Magnetic vaxx spots on the arms.
Good times to be on the side that wins.

a reply to: Gentzen

Satellites are high-altitude balloons: there is no outer space.

What about the stars that have been in the sky forever? Balloons can't be the answer, so maybe glue?

*serious question.

a reply to: LordAhriman
Nice
Thanks for the real world experience.

a reply to: LordAhriman

Writing from Tunisia, at home using a ZTE A20 phone.
Developers options/Show Bluetooth devices without name ✅ then switching on Bluetooth and looking for peers ...: 7+ unreferenced MAC addresses.

These are third world ratings, you can boast many more emitters in the US, Europe or Japan, especially in your malls, salons de thé, Sushi bars and such.

This is real, you can keep denying it all you want.
Until you won't.

originally posted by: BeNotAfraid
a reply to: Gentzen

Hey, u 'member berries the GWEN tower circuit boards marked "cov-19"?
The graphene tentacle blood clots in the vaxxed?
Walking through graveyards full of Bluetooth signals?
Luciferase? HR 6666, and Patent 060606?
Magnetic vaxx spots on the arms.
Good times to be on the side that wins.

Yes. All real. All denied. This is ridiculous, as if NPC chatbots were the de facto standard interlocutors now.

a reply to: Gentzen

Vaccinated people emit a Bluetooth signal

I think you may find that they don't.

originally posted by: Gentzen

* 1) Unlock the "Developer options", 2) check "Show Bluetooth devices without name", 3) turn on Bluetooth and 4) send the appearing MAC addresses here: macvendors.com

.

This has nothing to do with the vaccine. Many devices use Bluetooth and don't advertise it, and are only designed to pair with their partner device. Because of this, they do not broadcast a name and therefore do not populate in the list of BT devices. I have seen this before, 6 or 7 years ago when I stumbled across the setting on a tablet.

That being said, I do not trust the vaccine for my own reasons. And I am not saying anything about the safety or security of BT.

MAC addresses have a vendor-identity field: MAC.

Vendor "Not Found" is not to be expected from common appliances, which besides, will happily advertise their brand and model, certainly not keep themselves concealed behind anonymous, hostile-looking hexadecimals.

Vaccinated folks are Bluetooth conduits. The Zombie Apocalypse is en marche: stacks.cdc.gov...
Kashwak is Crimea, Ukraine.

originally posted by: Gentzen
This: techcrunch.com... is absurd, the originally purported use case for the tech. is short-range data exchange, unless you need to reliably reach each and every node of the Internet of Things and Bodies.

Vaccinated people emit a Bluetooth signal as anyone with an old smartphone or running on Android* can ascertain.

* 1) Unlock the "Developer options", 2) check "Show Bluetooth devices without name", 3) turn on Bluetooth and 4) send the appearing MAC addresses here: macvendors.com

The Cell movie foretold all of this.

Unfortunately, you will receive a mostly icy reception for ideas like this, which is unfortunate considering this is SUPPOSED to be a conspiracy site.

Don't let that dissuade you from continuing to contribute to this site, the unfortunate reality is that many of the things put forth on this site that are regularly ridiculed and dismissed out of hand by the same suspicious posters, over and over again, are true and much worse than even you or I postulate.

originally posted by: Gentzen


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* Satellites are high-altitude balloons: there is no outer space.

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its quality like this that makes ATS stand out above farcebook, reams of nonsensical symbols and then reams of nonsensical letters.

a reply to: UpThenDown

What is it that confuses you? 🧜‍♀️🐉 perhaps?
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