Sorcery of Surveillance: Tracking and BLE (Bluetooth Low Emission) with Braxman

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Well, good afternoon. It would appear that there's been now
a total of two no call no shows, so let's
just do something instead. Yeah, all right, you ready, let's
do it? Oh yeah, hold on.

Speaker 2 (00:41):
Can you hear it? Reply to me if you can
hear it? Ah, and move again.

Speaker 1 (01:25):
Day and.

Speaker 3 (02:25):
Well you see, I'm not a boy. One more time

(02:54):
role after this. Lock your head, guys, all time.

Speaker 1 (03:50):
Okay, look it.

Speaker 4 (04:21):
Everybody, the especially in the Germans, fucking boton man, is

(04:49):
that because you're poison they're deadly and they allow every

(05:13):
one of them.

Speaker 1 (05:21):
Las. All right, Well here we are, ladies and gentlemen.

(06:39):
We are here, and there's this new thing. You don't
hear any sound. You don't hear any sound throughout that
whole thing. That was three minutes ago. So did you
hear it or did you not hear it? Because I
was working last time. When I was playing through that,

(07:03):
it was working, it was coming through. So what changed now?
Let's see hold on, I'll check it right now, we'll
do a little playback. See what happens here. Well, first
of all, it's got to restart the fucking let's see. Yeah, no,

(07:28):
it's shipped out, so that's bullshit. All right, Well, this
was not this was supposed to be something else today.
Let me see where the audio is, because that is
not has not changed, and it works last time. The
desktop multi track, which is that, which is what I'm
talking on right now. So that's okay, and let's see

(07:51):
what the audience says. Motherfuckers. Yeah, the chat, the roadcast,
the pro two chat. So it's exact same settings as
when it worked the last time. Does that make any
sense to anybody? Nope, Nope, it does not. Yeah, well

(08:14):
appreciate it. But anyway, so what the fuck? What is
that all about? Why is that happening? It is not? Okay,
we're just gonna plan. We're just gonna do this later on.
I have to be on with um what's his name, Davis? Yeah,

(08:39):
don't don't do this fun cubat and it's cool. This
is my story. I just you know what it is.
When I do stream Yard, everything's nothing. It's trash. Things
that work when you do obs perfectly don't work on
stream Yard, and Streamyard suppresses audio and it's a big
fucking mess. The fact that it worked the last time

(08:59):
was mind boggling. But then the very next show that
I did on the obs. There was an echo, and
I guarantee you it's because of fucking Streamyard. Stream Yard
is a piece of shit, and the only reason why
I have it is for guests. So when people don't
show up, I'm already set up to use stream Yard
and it's a piece of I pay fifty dollars a

(09:22):
month to hate it, basically, and there is nothing else
out there besides what the hell's that think Riverside. I
don't really know that. They don't have hardly end. They
don't even have incorporated chat and they don't their navigation
and it sucks. You know who uses it, like Jim

(09:44):
Brewer and people like that, like his people use it
and he doesn't know to fucking press a button. A
lot of these people who are mega whatever is, they
don't do everything themselves. They don't do anything themselves except
play their act. You know. They focus on that, which
is nice. It'd be nice if I could focus on
what I was doing instead of having to dick around

(10:04):
with all this bullshit. If someone else pre said all
this stuff, we wouldn't have these issues. But this is
total trash. Yeah, it worked last time I heard it,
just fine on my And this is the thing that
sucks too. It is my road caster is recording it
the proper way, so I have no way of knowing

(10:25):
it because it's playing from the road caster. What the
road caster is receiving? Now, who the fuck is sabotaging
it after it leads to the road caster. Yeah, yeah,
it's it's trash, and it's stepping all over my voice
again too. I saw that when I was when I

(10:48):
just said that little time bit of playback. It's stepping
on my voice again, which means the audio is a
piece of fucking shit. With the echo cancelation off, I
don't I can't tell if you're hearing an echo because
I won't hear it because the roadcasters clean stream yards
another fucking entity. I put on stereo audio used by
musicians with a stereo audio input mike, which is what

(11:10):
I've got. Echo cancelation must be off. Okay, well I'm
doing that, and it's stepping all over my volume. Reduce
mike background noise, absolutely not. That's when it fucks everything up.
So I take acto cancelation off and I'm on with
somebody else and all they hear is freedback of their
own voice. I put reduced mic background noise. I wish

(11:37):
I could show you the screen, but it's not gonna
pop up for you. It's an overlay reduce mike background noise,
it says, improves audio clarity by minimizing background noise. What
it does is it chooses who to step on. So
if I have my music playing in the background and
I talk, or if I have a guest like ste
who doesn't shut up but I need to interject, I'm

(11:58):
the one that gets muffled. They choose the host every
goddamn time to muffle them, so I can't use that either.
It's everything about stream Yard is a piece of shit.
They keep on popping up new features. This is why
you see THEO this thing on the screen here. I
was like, yeah, sure, let's see what the you know,

(12:18):
the embedded freaking uh comments look like you can't read them.
It's birthless. It's pointless. If you're on a phone, there's
no fucking way you could read that. What is the
point of this? But they can't figure out audio, right,
They can't figure out not sabotaging your fucking videos every
goddamn time, but they can do this, yeay. I fucking

(12:41):
hate them. And then if I didn't have guests, I
would never ever use this ever. I would burn it.
I'd fucking burn it. And if FTJ wasn't as fucked
up as it is, I would use that four guests.

(13:03):
And if anything other of the other things actually worked,
if all the things that claim that they work worked,
I would use those. But none of them do. Streamyard
is a piece of shit, and every time you go
for a search, I don't. I'm not in that world
where I know everything about every little software program.

Speaker 2 (13:18):
Right.

Speaker 1 (13:18):
This turned into a whole different rant, and I'm actually
kind of glad that we have a chance to talk
about this because, yeah, yeah, I'm gonna be on with Davis.
He starts at what is it five o'clock my time,
and then I go out at six o'clock my time.
I'm Pacific, though he's Eastern. I think he's eight to eleven. No,
I'm sure he's eight to eleven. A toll eleven hit
Eastern time crew bat all right? And then yeah, yeah, yeah,

(13:46):
but yeah, so that'll be every Tuesday we get together. Now,
it's been nice. Let's see if that shows. Yep, here
it goes. We should do? Are you the type that
hides in the in the that don't mean that, don't
mean that interrogatory way. Are you what's that word behind
the scenes person? Crewbot? Are you you've been on other

(14:09):
people's like things before? Like do you have anything you
want to share and say? At any time? Like we
could set that up. Let's see why can I find
things quickly? All right? Well just turn into a let
me let me address a couple of things I was

(14:31):
gonna talk about anyway, then we'll just kill it, right.
I mean I kind of set aside a whole hour
here to do this, and then Jack Maroon didn't show
up again, so I typed you good at two o two.
So whatever the case might be, there's two no called
no shows. I had to talk to corporate. Corporate said

(14:52):
just fired. So it's usually only after one no called
no show. I forget to take the McDonald's rules. Uh,
you can start your own audio stream on crew if
you fear I don't know what that is, hit me
up telegram? You are you crew about? On telegram? Might

(15:14):
just find us. We're teet Enemy Ford slash Ballbusters. All right? Yeah,
and I apologize for everybody with the because once again
I was sabotaged by this, so I know I have
a misleading name for the title of this show, because
that was the thing, like, let's let's have a look here.

(15:34):
I mean, I'm not trying to dogs anybody here. I'm not.
It's not my thing. But let me just go ahead.
And I mean that, of course it's my thing if
someone's a douchebag. But this isn't what I'm doing it for.
I'm just showing you the con the convo, so you
understand where a rag was at. It says you and
tomorrow too. Yes, my guy, Sorry, you've been super busy.
It's okay, here's the link. You're good dot dot dot awesome,

(16:01):
So there we go. Obviously I'm going to go forward
and take their word for it, right, well, whatever, that's that.
Then I have oh yeah, so let me tell you
who's coming on. Actually, I'll be able to do this
even better through my Instagram. I'll do that again. So

(16:24):
this is what was going on before. I would have
the scene on and i'd be able to play it
and you'd be able to hear it. And I was
surprised that it worked because everybody said it did and
I was like, WHOA, really, that's interesting. That's never been
like that before. It's always one of the other sabotaged

(16:45):
this or that, right, and then very next show it's
not working, so you didn't hear anything. That's a horrific
way to start. And then me muffled. Even though you're
not hearing it, it's still muffling my voice. Like it's
such a fucking piece of shit. Right, you don't even
hear the music that's going out that I'm hearing in
my headphones, but it's still muffling me as if it's

(17:08):
receiving it, So it's purposely stopping the audio. Otherwise there
would have been zero interference. This is why I hate
stream yard. It's a fucking piece. And if I could
say that, I can't say. I can say lots of words.
I have said lots of words. And that kind of
brings me to another point that I was gonna make

(17:28):
here in second here, but let me see if I
can show you first where the fuck is this? All? Right?
Oh yeah, so people say, well, there's not really so
many people. It's a douchebags, you know, if you are
not guilty of the things that I'm claiming. And then
and I'm not claiming that I'm sharing I'm showing throughout history.
Why am I fuzzy fuzzy? What the dude? Everything sucks? Okay? Anyway,

(17:58):
So I have this guy Clayton alexand under Katy coming
on on Thursday at two pm Eastern, so that'd be
eleven am my time. You know, he looks at who
he is, come on fuck out here? So this is him,
It says US House of Representatives political candidate. And there's

(18:27):
a couple of decent ones in here that I saw
that were I think I share. I was about to
share when I'm actually I think, let's see where's that
e piece? Both of them are the same e ca.

Speaker 5 (18:44):
Did?

Speaker 1 (18:44):
I literally hate everything so that that's not set in
the re spot so I'd have to drag it forever
to find it. So I'm not going to bother. But
he I did share one of his videos. It was
a decent one, and I'm not not going to know
from which one I was probably yeah, no, I don't

(19:08):
remember what it was. It might have been a milder one,
I know I'm not seeing. Yeah, maybe with this one.
Let's see said something absolutely insane. I bet you didn't
hear that either, right, And this will make your blood.
So let me go back to Oh, I can't do

(19:31):
like the old boil, mister president, why don't you give
him a pardon? This isn't the one, I don't think,
but you probably didn't hear that either, right, So I'm
hitting play. I'm seeing on my audio mixer that I

(19:52):
have the audio and play and the desktop going look
at that face, and you're telling me that you don't
hear any of that, right you know? And and then

(20:13):
the fucking things over the top of my head, this
fucking shit, dud, fuck off, fuck off cocksuckers. So if
you've heard none of that, then this thing's broken and
stream yards a piece of shit and it just happened
to be a fluke that I'll let it through the
first time. And it's still stepping out my voice no
matter what I take off and turn off the audio,

(20:35):
it's just gonna be a fucking piece of shit, a
little sabbathe. So it's not even it's not even worth
doing interviews on it. I might just cancel everything because
you know it's dog shit. I can't tell if there's
echo right now. I took the equal cancelation off. Do
not turn this off unless you have a high quality. Yes,
I do have a high quality microphone wearing headphones. That's
what I'm fucking doing right now. No use suppression and

(20:58):
auto gain control. That's the noise suppression that I want
to get rid of. Why does it have to be
a packaged deal. Why does I have to have all
those other things fucking up your broadcast just to have
echo cancelation on. That doesn't seem like it's very fair
or intelligent to package it like that. And then it
says reduced mic background noise improves audio clarity by minimizing
background noise. Unfortunately, what that also does is it suppresses

(21:21):
your voice when you're talking because you are considered the
noise because their software is retarded. Fucking garbage, absolute garbage.
And then when you look at the the meter when
you're speaking, it shows that you're barely even audible as

(21:42):
I'm yelling into the mic. Basically, you're barely audible unless
you have echo cancelation on. Then it flies like it's crazy.
And that's with echo cancelation on, that's what stereo audio
on without either reduced background noise or anything there. So
I'm playing this for myself basically, so I could see

(22:04):
the difference if there is a difference, but I know
that it screws up everything when there's another person on
it makes us so that one echo is because again
happens nowhere else but on stream yard. This jitsy bullshit
software sucks. You could hear that, So what the fuck
is it? Not playing the audio on the other one

(22:26):
for that doesn't make a goddamn bit of sense, guys,
And you can understand my frustration, right because nothing makes
fucking sense. So I'm on seane seven. I forgive that,
and no way that bullshit there. Let me put it
over here. You could hear what he was saying. You

(22:51):
could hear the thing about the party. Well, that's that's
extra frustrating because this one is on hold on, they
go back to it the audio input, Yeah, the same,
touss off. Let's go to scene two. Is there something
that I'm missing? Now? Audio is on video da da DA,

(23:11):
video capture. Everything's the same. These are just copied and
pasted basically when you add into a new scene. And
by scene, I mean when I switch it to that. Okay,
so the audio is still the same. Let me hit
play and we're just gonna test this real quick.

Speaker 5 (23:29):
Words for anyone who is not a Jew, derogatory terms
meeting everyone else but us. So they want to harm
as many goys as they possible.

Speaker 1 (23:41):
And yet you probably didn't hear any of that. And
it's all is a different scene scene too apparently works
though that makes zero sense. So if I play it here, watch,
let's see if you. Let's see if you hear it
from there? Okay, look at their talmud.

Speaker 5 (24:00):
That talamode says kill have a hall.

Speaker 1 (24:04):
It's your religious jo Yeah, okay, so I just wait
for the feedback on that one. See what people say.
I fuck off. You could hear everything you said, what's
up to doctor evils low audio? But can hear both?

(24:26):
See that's not acceptable either. So when the very beginning
nothing was different. I did nothing different, and you guys
could not hear the introduction because fucking stream yard end
a story stereo audio. It was killing it because of

(24:49):
the echo cancelation. We'll guess what then, I echo the
only time in the audio as loud as if echo
cancelation is on. These are problems as it fucks everything
else up to have it on. Otherwise you can't hear shit.
Reduce my background noise that doesn't help me at all.
Stereo audio. That's me blowing my own earb drums out

(25:12):
because I can hear myself just fine. Just to get
this little green meter to move. Technology is the biggest
piece of shit. So like again, we'll be I'll be
on at six with a six o'clock my time. It's

(25:33):
two thirty here. Now I'll be on with Davis and
we'll just do that Wednesday. I had the days wrong.
I said yes yesterday, I said that we'll have doctor
Glynnen on today. That was wrong. Doctor Linnen's on Wednesdays.
He'll be on tomorrow at eleven am my time, which
is Pacific for one more day. Wait? When does when?
Does when does the clock change? That? November third? It

(25:56):
doesn't affect my time, but it affects how I gauge
my time with every one else. November second, fuck, So
it's next week, all right, So that's good. I don't
worry about it. The next week all right? So November
two in the middle of the goddamn night, so basically
November third, Okay. Well, there's a reason why I don't

(26:21):
ever use stream yard. It constantly will fuck you up.
It doesn't matter what settings you put on, it'll change
them on you. It'll check boxes off that you never checked.
I wish I could show you a screen, you know what.
I can probably let's see Prince screen all right, now,
I can probably show you the picture. Stop screwing things up, dude, alright,

(26:43):
let's see. And that's not me. I'm yelling at me,
yelling have the fucking system. Uh cook, that's not what
I'm doing. Show the fucking video image. So these are
the settings that I'm looking at. With echo cancelation on,

(27:06):
you hear the audio the loudest, Apparently, I don't know,
because I can't. I don't know the difference until afterward,
because all I hear is how awesome it sounds to
the roadcaster, and that's where it's going through, and that's
what it's feeding back to. When it goes out to
the computer itself. If it's the Microsoft fucks with it,

(27:28):
stream Yard fucks with it, everything gets jacked up, and
I don't know any of that's happening. I don't know
that's happening because this is here first, and I can
go through a whole fucking episode and not fucking know.
And when people don't tell me, that's their fault for
fucking letting it go on. So echo cancelation is on

(27:50):
right now. Obviously this is a screenshot, so I can't
change anything, and I'm just showing you when you put
when you deselect this, this little bar here barely moves
unless you're screaming into the microphone like this, so I
know it's muffling. So with echo cancelation off, why would
that be true? Why would it continue to fuck with

(28:12):
your audio? I have a board. This is what's supposed
to control everything that I hear. It's supposed to be
the way it sounds through here. Stream Yard decides, this
is what I hate about technology. It decides to outthink you.
You're just you're just a stupid person. You know, well,
let us handle this for you. No one asks you
to fucking do that. And then so if you deselect that,

(28:39):
you can barely hear yourself. Everything's super loud on this thing.
So there's absolutely no reason why I should have been
saying that it was low low audio. That makes no
fucking sense at all, hey, thor, And then reduce mic
background noise or stereo audio. You can't have stereoudio out
And with echo cancelation off without without acts okay, act

(29:00):
echo cancelation off, which means if you have a guest,
which is the only time I would ever you stream
yard in the first place, you have to have echo
cancelation on. Otherwise people hear each other their fucking head.
But you put that on and then the host gets
suppressed when they're talking or when there's any other sound
going on. It makes that muffled sound that I just

(29:23):
heard again that I hate. That fucked up the entire
Stu Peters broadcast because I had to interject into to
get a word in edgewise, and it just muffled what
I was saying. Until do you know how much I
want to inanimate objects? Of course only but murder. Yes,
we we wanted to like an office space when you

(29:47):
take out the printer and you start bashing it with
a fucking baseball bat and punching it and punching it
with your bloody fucking hands. That would be beautiful. I
need a device that I can beat into fucking pieces
that would represent everything that makes me that I hate
about stream Yard and technology and voice texting and every

(30:08):
other fucking thing that doesn't fucking work right. I have
to do it, dude. For chat unless something's different. All
you gotta do is have a log on and then
you can be in the chat. You don't have to
pay anything. There's only eight members of that are in

(30:29):
the previeum. All I have to do is just make
a make a burner email. If you don't want them
to have your email address, make a burner email that
you just make up for the simple thing of having
like those notifications sent there for the people that you
follow on and the FDJ don't even have an affiliated
with anything else, you should be able to comment, no problem.

(30:53):
So this is this is the hell that I have
to go through and I'm still trying to figure this
out because I have doctor glennon tomorrow and I have
to do everything so simple and like basic and reduced.
I have so much freedom to do other things on
obs going through direct RTMP, and I have less worries
about it screwing things up because what I see and

(31:14):
what I hear is what happens, unless there's that stupid
echo that made no sense whatsoever until I reset my
road caster board, like all these things, and nobody told
me anything. Nobody said, hey, there's a bit of an echo.
So I went through four hours with a broadcast that
I may as well just pissed on. I'm not going
to use it. And yeah, so here's the thing, and

(31:44):
I was going to say this earlier for people who
you know, if you're not guilty of something that that
I'm describing, then you know I'm talking with you, not
at you. Right, it's only those who are either guilty
of that very thing or their bleeding heart bullshit fag
at liberals who stand up for pieces of shit like

(32:08):
immigrants who murder and rape, and they just seem no
problem with letting pieces of shit back on the street
to murder and rape again weeks and months later, to
do it nineteen twenty thirty times before finally it makes
the news that these people have done this many times,
and it puts pressure on and it puts pressure on

(32:31):
the authorities, the fake authorities, the false authorities, the courts
to actually do something a little bit more strict this time,
but it's usually a slap in the face. And that's
the message that they want you to see, is that
there is no protection because they want you to take
matters in your own hands. This is all part of
this manipulation of your response, right, they want people. First

(32:57):
of all, nobody, I don't give a fuck who you are.
Nobody should be restricted from owning anything that they want
to own. I don't care if some bullshit criminal system
said that you don't get to have one of these
because you're a felon. Well, if you were a felon,

(33:17):
that means you were already in serving your time, so
you're out now, right. If you're not a violent offender
like most of these people go in because they either
were accused of something that didn't happen, and or even
like thing super things like when people have like domestic

(33:37):
violence things and stuff like that. There's a new bill
out there that's going to make it so that even
if somebody accuses you of something, which means it can
happen from any state, they don't even have to know you.
If they call in something, the police are activated to
be complete douchebags and investigate. It's not an investigation. They
don't even know what that fucking word means. It means

(33:58):
harassed until they get some thing out of you, regardless
if you're an innocent or not. They harass until they
can fabricate a story around you and get their jollies
off because they have not enough to do. Apparently they're
too busy letting other people who are raping and murdering
in broad daylight away, you know, let them go so

(34:20):
they can fuck with white people. So if anybody calls
in anything on you that can result in a conjunction,
shaining odor or whatever domestic violence type of thing, it
doesn't even have to be the other person that's calling it,
and it could be a neighbor like you guys are
arguing or you're yelling to each other in the backyard.
This has happened, Hey, yay, Yeah, And then they're like,

(34:42):
there's fighting next door, some fucking retard. And then the
next thing you know, someone's on the ground with their
face in the dirt, knee on their back, and it
was like, what the fuck is this all about? So
now they can and it's no negotiation, no nothing. And
New York, you know Keel the demon jew, you heard me,

(35:06):
she has uh. They're pushing for absolute no question. If
there's a domestic violence call, the first thing that they
do is they disarm you, and then you have to
pretend that they're going to give anything back to you.
After they've stolen your property. So that doesn't mean that

(35:28):
it's legitimate. It doesn't mean that it was even someone
within the household that made that call. It could be
somewhere who completely far away. They can call a suspicion
of something. Nobody checks on who the sources of who calls.
They just get an opportunity to fuck with people and

(35:51):
extort them and harass and browbeat them and everything else.
And they get super excited about that and charge out
into the night and do their damage to innocent people
and then steal their property, which means all those people
that they're letting go who rape and murder, now you're

(36:12):
now you have no defense against. Do you see how
the system works for itself here? And uh yeah, anyone.
It's probably even bot calling. And that's a thing, by
the way, aud you know automated voices. They can send
out a ship all the time and they'll completely disguise
their voices if they wanted to and give you false

(36:34):
information as to where they are. They don't have to
give you that. They can be anonymous when they're calling
the in in something, so if they don't like you,
they can disarm you through bullshit tactics and then arrange
for when their gangstocking buddies set up and fucking killed
and rape your family. So that's going on, and why

(37:00):
do you think they want to do that because they
want you to be incentivized to start their little race
war that they want so badly that the vision and war.
So if people are killing each other and then they
can bring down the martial law and fuck all of us.
So don't fall for that. But if something's obviously happening
to your family, that's the first thing that you take

(37:21):
care of. The second thing that you take care of
is the fucking system that allowed that to happen, so
that doesn't continue to happen. That's where you have to
focus their energy, these demons, because this is not a government.
This is unoccupied territory. And if you want to know
what it looks like and what its true nature is,

(37:42):
look at Israel because it created that. If you want
to know what the true nature of the thing that
controls our country is, look at what happened in the
Bolshevik revolution, because it created that too, and it used
in Cipher and your funds, your money, your wealth of
your country to do that same thing with the should

(38:06):
state of Issuel and all the criminal activity that occurred, drugs,
the prohibition era alcohol obviously, human child trafficking, all the
things that make shit. Tons of money went to fund Israel.
The Israel Project went to fund a bunch of terrorist
murderers that created that place, and we showed things like

(38:32):
yesterday with the Hussars, and that was sixteen eighty three.
They have a very long history of working with each other,
the Jews and the Muslims. So just because they're whacking
one group of them doesn't mean that they're not either.

(38:54):
Almost there's no defining marks really, because if you look
at what they allow when it comes to children, like
their core, their core concepts align with Islam and Jewey Judaism,
which is still again just a souturn cut with a

(39:15):
different name. And you start to realize that when you
see all the similarities and look a look at the
similarities and the things that would be considered ritual abuse, mysticism,
Sufi and Jewish whatever the hell that means. Jewish mysticism,
it's just the sorcery bullshit of the cult. It's delusional,

(39:37):
it's self delusion. Mysticism is putting yourself in a self
deluded state, and then from there treating it as if
it's reality, and then judging and condemning others based on
their lack of understanding of your delusion. I just had

(39:58):
a bitch fit China log in. I did make an
account and wasn't the sexist, but won't let me in.
Really really, Yeah, you know, there's lots of issues over there.
I'm not trying to say that there isn't, because there are.
There are some things going on in there, so I

(40:18):
gotta change. Uh, I have to change titles again the
video which is annoying. My audio is super low. Yeah,
well that's because of That's what I'm saying. If I
don't want the echo cancelation on, then the audio is
super low. It's not me. My board is fucking loud.
It's blasting in my goddamn ears. So the audio is

(40:38):
super low. Fucking blame the right people. I know it's
not now because the echo cancelation is on, which means
I'm forced to use it. You get it, You get
what I'm trying to get at here. It's telling you
that you can turn this off if you have a board.
I have a fucking board. I have this roadcaster. Here,
Streamyard is overriding the board. It's taking control away from

(41:04):
the board and giving it to itself and then fucking
sabotaging the audio. That is the whole point of this.
You can't use a road caster, even though it's the
greatest goddamn machine on the planet when it comes to
audio with stream Yard, because Streamyard reduces it to fucking
a paperweight, because it continues to fuck your audio. Says

(41:27):
do not turn this off unless you have a high
quality microphone and are wearing headphones. Both are true. I'm
also using my own levels and sliders on a fucking
road caster. The reason why you don't have these issues
when I'm doing my regular broadcast when I don't have
guests on is because I'm not using stream Yard when

(41:47):
I do those. Ninety nine percent of the shit I do,
I don't use this stream Yard for. And all the
little perks and bullshit that they give you are not
worth it. They are fucking shit, Like why did I
need that overlay of a freaking uh? Why was that
more important to have an overlay of people's comments? Especially

(42:12):
when I go to reduce my picture and it puts
it right on top of my face, What the fuck
is the point of that? And you can't move it
from that bottom right hand corner. It won't let you.
So it says podcatchers and musicians often turn this off
really well, then I guess that means that every time
they record that they don't fucking hear what they're recording

(42:35):
because you muffle out their fucking audio. See when I
take it off, that's the difference. Echo cancelation is off.
Now it's still blasting in my ears and my headphone,
but you're probably not hearing it because I can see
that the green dots are barely moving. It's like the
one on the very first dot is flickering and the
second one is very every once in a while turning
on and that's me yelling into the goddamn microphone. Now

(42:58):
I'm on echo cancelation, and it's get it, and that's better.
As far as the volume reduced, mike background noise, that's
a stupid thing to do because that just means it's
stepping on my voice when I have another guest on.
Improves audio clarity by minimizing background noise, bullshit, that's what
this is for. That's what having a dynamic mic is

(43:19):
for when you take your face away, noises from inside
the room that aren't right up against the microphone aren't
picked up. That's the whole point. You can't have stereo
audio unless you turn off echo cancelation. Now we're on
echo cancelation off, stereo audio on, and it says this
is often used by my musicians with a stereo audio

(43:41):
input mic. Guess what I have? Echo cancelation must be off? Yeah, okay,
it's got nobody can fucking hear it retards and then
it says automatically adjust mic volume apps A fusing utely
not no. And my mic volume right now is at
one hundred and ten percent. So one hundred and ten
percent is what you're hearing right now with the echo

(44:03):
cancelation off, with the echo cancelation on. It's it's a
stream yard thing. I was just reading a comment from FTJ.
I'm not sure when that came through. I do appreciate
you guys dealing with this and putting up with it.

(44:24):
I was supposed to have a guest, non I don't,
so you'll see me. I'll come back on with why
can't I think of thoughts? Davis at six o'clock and
this thing's still spinning. See this, this bullshits happening again.

(44:45):
It just spins, which means it's gonna play eventually. If
it's not broken. It's just spinning for me. If you
guys can see and play it, that's fine, but that
doesn't mean that I can. It's still on the X.
It means it hasn't fully uploaded yet, like it hasn't liked,
you know, from me doing the refresh. It hasn't pulled
up everything yet. And this is happening with FDJ. Other

(45:09):
people on FTJ have mentioned some issues and they don't
get addressed. But what can you do? What can you do? Well,
that's that I'm acting out of it. I appreciate it,
but your audio is super low, is what fascifier said.
I doesn't. Another problem is they don't give you timestamps

(45:30):
of when people said what they said, so you don't know.
And now it's gone, okay, all right, well well we'll
do this again. You'll be able to find me on Davis.
I wish I could say that I could. Can I

(45:51):
restream it? I don't know if I can. I might
be able to. I've done this before, but I can't
remember how because sometimes stream Yard because he's using He's
gonna be using stream Yard, right, Why does it just

(46:11):
do it to mine? I don't know. Other people have
issues with Streamyard often and or they don't realize that
it's Streamyard that's causing the problem quite yet. But everything
is right, there's no there's no other way to set
this up. Yeah. What what's that? Yeah? Exactly? Yeah, yeah,

(46:38):
all right, Well I apologize for this, uh this show actually,
but it is what it is. And again, like I said,
if you're if you are not guilty of the things
that I'm talking about, then you don't get offended by
the description of the reality of the situation. Nobody is
making this stuff happen. Nobody's making this stuff true except
for the people that are involved, that are doing it,

(47:00):
that are making it happen, that are making it true.
The people that are poisoning your food, water and air,
the people that are poisoning your ground, who are growing
your crops and poison. Like I said last night, there's
a helicopter spraying poison on top of their crops. We
should not be using that for baby food. If you
go and say do you want to trust something that

(47:21):
the system that wants to kill you, says when they
say it's organic, organic means nothing. It's legal lease. It
gives you the impression that means that there's no poisons
in it. That's not true. That's not true at all.
That's a lie. It's a certain group of categorized the
poisons that they say are not in there to make

(47:42):
it officially non GMO and in organic. They used to say.
When I was a little boy and I was going
through the grocery store and my grandma, I remember seeing
the lettuce that said pesticide free. Pesticide free is a
whole lot harder to legally ease your ass around because

(48:03):
everything that's grown in the ground that's a life form.
Is I still here? I said, fucking Lee Jesus, nice
green shovels there. He's organic because it's an organism anyway. Yeah,

(48:28):
so there's that. And that's why when someone said, oh,
all you do is oh yeah, I swear to me, Well,
this is a place for an event. If you don't
want to hear it, why are you watching? These people
are freaking uh obsessed with me, which I think is
a little homosexual, And uh, that's pretty if you're that obsessed.

(48:49):
I must be doing something right right while you keep
on turning that tuning in for four hours a day.
If I if everything that I'm saying is so offensive
to you, go fuck yourself about that. You didn't like me,
you said I have a uh I swear every other
word fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, fucky, fuck you,
fuck you, fuck you. Then okay. When I wanted, when

(49:09):
I when I decide for myself that i've i'm I
would prefer to speak on a different levels because I
want my daughter to be able to watch these at
some point in some in their life. It's not doesn't
mean that every episode should be uh use her friendly
for her, but it does mean that some of them
are the information I find would be better if more
people could hear it, or that would not be repelled

(49:31):
by it. You know. But that's for me in my
decision to choose. It's not for you to try to you.
It's funny because people think that you, oh I got
to them. I really you didn't do any of that stuff.
You're just you're playing the LARPing game with yourself. You're
playing with yourself, and you're and you're getting off a
giddy playing with yourself and then uh, they said, Uh,

(49:54):
why are you saying they didn't They couldn't even say
the word nigger. Why do you say that? Well, because
it applies at times, that's why. Doesn't mean everybody is
there's white niggers too. There's pieces of shit everywhere, Okay,
anyone else is a piece of shit. A Jewish murderer
of children, so I have problem with that. And the

(50:15):
ones that poison you. Oh, there's Zionists. Oh they're cabalists. Yeah, okay,
that's true. But of all the other Jews will go
along with it because in their book it tells them
to for solidarity. So if they're complicit in the crime,
they're just as bad, and they are chomping at the

(50:37):
bit to get to the end. The endgame eschatological end
road here, which means our deaths. There is no ally there. Sorry,
So if I call that out out, so I for
fair and balance. I called out not even just for that,

(50:58):
but just because it's part of the story that's still
involve the Jews, is the Islamic side of things that's
just as fucking wicked and evil and do just as
much harm to children. I don't know about you, but
I don't remember, not that I care, because this is

(51:18):
a bunch of bullshit anyway. They have one pure form,
but it's still their form. You get it when it
comes to well, Christ wasn't a prophet that went around
fucking six and nine year olds. Yeah, you're right, he didn't. Right,
So one would think that that's a place of safety
if you don't want to be working for the devil
or demon. But here's the problem with that. It was

(51:44):
based on a false pretense. The whole entire thing, the
whole idea of original sin or the need for someone
to come down here and be ritually murdered and tortured
for you. First of all, how the fuck do you
deserve that? You don't deserve that type of uh gesture

(52:04):
just by being here. That's that's that's like nigger mentality,
like something is entitled to you then and nobody can,
nobody else can die for your sins. That's like the
chicken swinging shit that's retarded. You're at You as an
individual have to account for your own actions. And as

(52:31):
far as the whole entire plot and story, it's good
for the concept that you should stand up against evil
and do whatever it takes, even if it means losing
your life, that's what That's what you should be learning
from that, Not that there's one guy that does that
and everybody else gets to hide and wait for him.

(52:51):
That's the wrong way of looking at that. We are
all Jesuses, got it. We all have the capacity to
fight to some degree. And then when we stopped, when
we when we are beyond our capacity, we're on the
ground bleeding to death, and someone else comes in and
continues to fight. Well, we don't. We don't just let

(53:13):
evil roll over the top of us until and hide
under our beds and pray that nobody harms our children
because we're too big of pussies to do anything about it.

(53:34):
Big and small, So what's up at my suggestion? I
don't remember suggesting that mister Small's fourteen? There was there
was thirteen other smalls already out there, Isn't that usually
when they how they assign numbers like they like when
you're trying to type in your stuff for like YouTube
or whatever. It's like, So there was fifty four other
people and album number fifty five. You know, well, that'll

(53:59):
be easy. I'm sure that'll be no problem when people
are searching my information out. There's fifty five other channels
by that day, straight, m Yeah, so it's three or
three right now. I don't I don't know what I
can trust on the system to actually play. And that's
that's the issue here. Otherwise I would have put on
something right now. But I just I can't trust anything

(54:20):
on the system. Got h nasty to talk? Shot up
when that's your talk. You guys can't hear this. I'm
just trying to. They're just automatically, okay, counter surveillance, a
big bluetooth. I will put this on so there's some
content on this thing. Let's go ahead and do that.

(54:40):
God damn it, all right, let's do that. Well, first,
first tell me because of course nothing's going to make sense.
So let me see what happens if I do this
right right, and I do this? Do you guys here,
do you guys hear uncle braxman? Are you guys hearing that?

(55:09):
Did you hear him say? Right now? Without your knowledge?
Your phone is emitting a trackable radio signal going once,
going twice? Ah? But if I if nope, you didn't
hear it? Mike? The fuck is that? See? It's the

(55:31):
same setup, Mike, it's the same setup, but now it's
not doing it. Do you get how frustrating this is.
It's the same everything, but now you're not hearing it.
How what am I fucking supposed to do here? It
was working loudly before and there's nothing that's changed. I

(55:55):
even reset the whole fucking computer every time I start,
and it's still doing that. Shit. Okay, let me do
one more thing. Let's look in the audio and see. No,
I'm pretty sure I've got all this sitting great. Yeah,
prochat casser pro main track. Yeah, that's the speaker, and
that's the mic. He's the DJ, I'm the rapper. So
what the fuck is the deal? And if I take

(56:22):
echo cancelation off, you're gonna hear nothing. So I just
took it off for a second, and you don't hear anything.
And I'm screaming into the goddamn microphone. My lips are
touching it, my tongue is caressing the top of the
fucking thing like this. See this is me talking into
the microphone. Now this is our echo cancelation off. See

(56:43):
how much louder it is. See how fucking stupid this
fucking system is. That makes one more useful than the
other to where you're forced to use the other one
that fucks everything else up. I hate the system. And
you said you did not hear it my fed watcher, Yeah,
fuck him. I don't give a fuck about that fag.

(57:03):
They're not very bright, they're they're lower than dirt. And
I don't think it's a fed watcher. I think it's
just a fag. He likes when I call him the fag,
so I'm gonna call him the fag. Let's see, so
you don't hear it now, wonderful, fucking wonderful? All right, Well,

(57:29):
this is a useless system, useless, useless in every fucking
way stream yard. I wish I could stop paying for it,
but I have guests, and that's the only thing I can't.
I can't. I'm not gonna if I if I don't
have a system where I have a static stream key
to give somebody and let them just have it so

(57:51):
they can schedule their fucking appointments with me if it
are if they're recurring guests like doctor glynnon, I don't
want to keep on every week having to send him
a new one. If there's other systems out there that
I can't handle, that like right now. Rumble Studio can't
handle that and the degradation of the quality when you're

(58:11):
going through studio canvas rather than RTMP where you don't
get the opportunity to even have anybody else on, and
then navigation on their sucks ass. It's half of what
you know. If it's everything should just be a shell
and allow you to use OBS through it. OBS is simple.

(58:33):
You can set up your seams, you're good, you can combinate, you,
you can customize, you can do whatever you need to do.
The only thing you can't do on there is have
a fucking guest on. Otherwise I would never use any
of this shit. OBS. Make that happen. Allow some sort

(58:57):
of feed to where you can actually have a guest on,
and you can split your screen up for that very thing,
and then we will be set free from this demonic
bullshit that we're dealing with on it otherwise that we're
dealing with otherwise. Okay, well here's this fucking shit. Then

(59:21):
I guess this is how we're doing it, and it's
gonna choose for me. So I have to choose for
it until the fuck off and leave me alone, and
then we get to go like this, like that and
play and play.

Speaker 5 (59:40):
And this is particularly blatant with iPhones, you guys get
we can actually drive by your house and see if
you're home.

Speaker 1 (59:46):
Of course you can anyone.

Speaker 5 (59:48):
Someone can even see which part of the house you're in.
In fact, someone would be able to see what part
of the house everyone is in. You can see how
dangerous this is, right a burglar's dream. If you leave
your house, you can be followed, but not at a
close distance. How about one hundred to two hundred meters

(01:00:10):
can you tell you're being followed? If it's that far?
If you walk inside a building, someone could actually track
your movements throughout the building, finding and visiting a floor
you're not authorized to go into. Well, someone who knows
how to do this tracking will be on you in
an instant. What about contact racing? Yes, this can easy
to be used by some app to record who was

(01:00:31):
near you or identify who you're with in real time.
I can think of so many in affairs uses. Wait,
this is not all about you being threatened for a change.
This knowledge can actually put you on the offense. How
about this? You think someone is following you? Easy enough?
You can actually see who's around you as identified by

(01:00:53):
these same radio signals. Is someone constantly present even as
you move around a large area? Hmmm, that's suspicious. But
now we can tell you can identify their device and
their exact location. Maybe he's hiding behind that building over there.
You know, this person is always just around the corner,

(01:01:16):
or the car is just slightly out of you, or
maybe someone stuck an AirTag on you. So knowing about
this can give you offensive information. Turn the tables on
the bad guys. I call this counter surveillance. What makes
this possible is that all of you are emitting a
radio signal that used to be hidden. But it is

(01:01:38):
not hidden any longer as expected. Many hackers have figured
it all out and they now use this in ways
one never thought about before. And if you know about
this technology and understand it, you end up on top.
You can use it for counter surveillance to protect yourself.
You become the tracker. Those who do not know, well,

(01:02:02):
you can only end up as the victim. As they say,
if you know, you know, if you want to be
in the elite crowd who knows, stay right there, what's

(01:02:24):
going on. What I'm going to talk about is a
technology brought to wide US first by Apple, then followed
by Amazon and now by Google. So basically most production
computing devices are part of this infrastructure and it is
known as the Apple Mesh Network, Amazon Sidewalk, and the

(01:02:47):
Google Mesh Network. And what is happening here is that
all devices enabled for these mesh networks are transmitting signals
to each other directly peer to peer, and this means
that each device sets out announcements of their presence constantly,
usually every ten to fifteen seconds, and these same devices

(01:03:08):
are also listening to see if a signal belongs to
the same mesh network. They receive and decrypt that signal
and then they will retransmit it to the next speer
device or send it over the Internet. This technology is
what is used to power the Apple air tag ring cameras,
Amazon Echo and Tile trackers, and in the future it

(01:03:30):
could power remote surveillance devices and drones a la sky net.
The assumption made is that these devices will be used
to create a separate communication layer that operates independently from
the Internet. However, what these companies did not plan on,
and it should have been obvious, is that someone else

(01:03:51):
could listen in on the signal and though parts of
the signal may be encrypted, other parts are not, and
that makes it is fall I want you to first
learn what this is all about. Then later I will
teach you how to actually use these tools for offensive
counter surveillance. What is the technology? The actual technology basis

(01:04:17):
for all this is called Bluetooth Low energy or BLE.
First of all, I want to make it clear this
is not about hacking your phone. Some of you are
concerned about someone hacking your phone through Bluetooth, like through
the use of technologies like Apple air Drop. Well, that
is a possible concern since air drop also uses BLE.

(01:04:38):
That is a different issue since that technology requires your
permission to accept an air drop. The main threat I'm
talking about here is that your device is blindly doing
ble E emissions constantly all day, all night, every few seconds,
and you have no input on this. The devices that

(01:04:58):
transmit these are all all the Apple products, from iPhones
to Apple TV to Apple earphones. Then you have trackers
like air tag and Tile. Then you have wireless earphones
and headphones. What about your car file, your IoT enabled washer,
dryer and refrigerator, your Amazon Echo, your ring camera and

(01:05:21):
other security cameras. The worst, of course, from a privacy
viewpoint are the devices that move with you. Now, there
are many apps that can track these emissions, and I'll
discuss that later. Some years back, I wanted to write
an app to do this with Wi Fi, and I
started that app but got too busy. Your phone also

(01:05:42):
emits a Wi Fi emission. In fact, all phones emit
a Wi Fi signal, and this can in fact be
used against you to do denial of service. You can
be disconnected from the Internet very easily. That was the
app I was making, and I got that part running already,
and that put the beginnings of it on Gettha. But
since then ble started to become commonplace. In fact, the

(01:06:05):
only thing that was stopping the full adoption of ble
E was Google. I think Google only enabled the Google
Mesh network on Android a year ago. So now all
modern phones emit this radio signal technology. Description of BLE.
I did a video on ble in twenty twenty one,

(01:06:26):
and then I did several videos on Skynet that actually
specified ble E as the sky Neet enabling technology. So
if you search for sky Net on my channel you'll
find detailed explanations of ble There are other implications to
bl that I stay in the sky Neet videos. However,
today I'm just going to give you a general description

(01:06:48):
of what happens here. Bluetooth Low Energy is the new,
powerful version of the old Bluetooth you've known since forever.
The original Bluetooth is called Bluetooth Classic, and that's what
powers your remote headphones, earphones, and portable speakers. I would
not classify Bluetooth Classic is danger. It is rather tame

(01:07:10):
and really has limited effect on your devices. In order
for one device to send audio to another, you have
to simultaneously engage in pairing on both devices, so it
doesn't trigger without that. If it's not searching for a
device to pair, there's no obvious signal. Typically only some
app can trigger it to send a signal. But Bluetooth

(01:07:32):
Classic is very limited. Its ranges no more than fifteen
feet typically or about five meters, and because headphones and
such devices need a continuous connection, this is typically heavy
on the battery use of the portable device since it
has to be always on while in use. Bluetooth Low

(01:07:53):
Energy is completely different. First of all, Bluetooth Low Energy
is a much more powerful signal indoors. It can easily
handle one hundred to two hundred feet. Outdoors, it can
reach six hundred feet or basically up to two hundred meters.
You might say, well, that's not intuitive. How can low
energy have a longer range. Well, you're misunderstanding the connotation

(01:08:16):
of low energy. The way ble works is that it
is a fire and forget mechanism. The device will blindly
send a message digitally encrypted by radio. The message is
very short. Basically, it will just announce an ID and
it will do this every few seconds. But the signal
length is only in milliseconds, so a higher burst of

(01:08:39):
energy is possible, but due to the shortness of the signal,
it doesn't use up a lot of power. The message
is sent without awaiting a response. This is what allows
air tax to function for about a year on its batteries.
Observing real traffic from iPhones and air tags, it appears
that these Apple devices are sending a message every twelve

(01:09:00):
seconds or so, something to be aware of since potentially
dozens of phones nearby can hear the message. Each phone
or device will capture the message and do a retransmit.
At some point in the process, some device will signal
that the message is received and sent to HQ that
will then send a kill signal with the message so

(01:09:22):
it doesn't get retransmitted again. Part of the signal is
an announcement of who owns the signal infrastructure, meaning which
Mesh network does it belong to, So it is then
easier to identify which is an Apple Mesh Network device,
which is an Amazon Sidewalk device, and which is a
Google Mesh device. The signal also, of course includes the command,

(01:09:45):
which is typically just an ID number. If it's an
air tag or tile tracker, this part would be expected
to be encrypted, and it is for all these Mesh networks.
But on top of the signal.

Speaker 1 (01:09:57):
Is a So I'm not sure or if this is
the same thing as whether he's talking about with an
air tag, But there's these things that they sell on
TikTok shop on and Timu and I'm sure everywhere else.
But there's these little round magnets look about the size
of this peso here or smaller, and you throw it

(01:10:21):
and it clicks to your vehicle. You're tagged. Now you
can be I've seen these on people's vehicles before in
videos where they were saying you're being they didn't they
didn't mention that it's an actual signal like beacon transmitted
and receiver that they can track your vehicle with, which

(01:10:44):
was weird that they didn't mention that part. They said,
if you see this in your vehicle, you've been tagged
for human trafficking. Well, why don't you explain with the devices? Right? So,
if it's something that somebody can track with their phone
and find where you are at all times, they know
when you're by yourself, and they know when to strike

(01:11:06):
you your wife, to get your children, I would look everywhere.
If you're in a parking lot and public parking lot,
I would I would do a little search around your vehicle.
I mean this could be up in the wheelwell.

Speaker 5 (01:11:27):
Location.

Speaker 1 (01:11:27):
Live in a border state, I would say you might
want to do that every once in a while. Maybe
take a high powered magnet. I don't know how thought
that would work. Would stick your vehicle too, though, and
see what you can find, like underneath the wheelwell and things.
The places would be harder if you redefine underneath your
bumper if your bumper is metallic, if any, I don't

(01:11:48):
think they of them are anymore unless you're talking about
a classic vehicle that they would have anything but crappy
plastic as far as that's I supposed, Well, there might
be metal underneath it, like a little thin bar of metal,
but it's that way different than the cars are built.

Speaker 5 (01:12:03):
Right, A heading and a MAC address, and these are
the pieces that make the signal unique and identifiable for
your own reference. The signal occurs around the two point
four gighert zone, which is near where two point four
gigahertz WiFi lives. But if you want to trace this
signal using an SDR software defined radio receiver, it will

(01:12:25):
be very hard to see or decrypt because the signal
is in milliseconds. Fortunately, for US, phones already have the
software built in to listen for bl Every Bluetooth chip
starting from Bluetooth four point two can transmit and receive
a BLE signal. That's every device in the last decade
at least. For example, BLE is used by the signal

(01:12:48):
app to enable moving the app from one device to another,
and as I already mentioned, it is the same technology
used by air drop and other NFC technologies. For this reason,
it is actually be easier to just build an app
to listen to BLEI directly on the phone. The problem.

Speaker 1 (01:13:09):
The problem, of course, really is a Bluetooth low emissions
In case you cut didn't catch that part is.

Speaker 5 (01:13:15):
That the emission is that data leak. Now, this data
leak is already dangerous because Apple and Google can you
He's the one.

Speaker 1 (01:13:23):
When he's moving his hands, his camera is doing that
auto focus thing, so his face gets blurry and then
it gets clear again, and the camera is too stupid
to recognize what's important, even though this should be the
the motion tracker that's finding, you know, the face. You
can see his screen looks nice and crispal clear here,
but his face is blurry. That's that's a that's an

(01:13:46):
issue with the camera being dumb. Basically, that's why I
always take the the auto focus off of things, because
it doesn't know what it's doing.

Speaker 5 (01:13:56):
As a supplementary location tracker to do contact tracing.

Speaker 1 (01:13:59):
You're going to go blind looking directly at a space, though,
I think because it's so blurry.

Speaker 5 (01:14:04):
As I've already explained in a multitude of videos, Google
and Apple specifically do twenty four to seven location tracking,
so they always know where you are and there's really
no way to turn this off. This is how fine
my phone works, and it's also used by Apple to
remind you where your car is parked. The original technology
used for location tracking is based on Wi Fi triangulation,

(01:14:26):
which is plenty accurate, but at its most accurate, it
can pinpoint your location within six feet at best, and
likely further away if you're indoors. But BALE tracking is different.
The reason it is more accurate is that the data
from the signal also can be used to compute a heading,
so there's not even a need to triangulate, as the

(01:14:48):
exact heading is known. Triangulation as a concept just means
that multiple devices have to supply data to arrive at
a particular location data point. With b ALE, there's no need,
So you can get an accurate location with one phone nearby,
with two dozen phones nearby, well, we're getting into super
accurate mode. You can probably use it as a ruler,

(01:15:10):
just like Apple is able to do. This means a
ble signal is very effective for things like contact tracing. Well,
someone would have to guess if you're near a particular
person with a ble signal, it would be obvious if
you're having a conversation with someone. Thus, if we have
another pandemic crisis, the government of California can go identify

(01:15:32):
us individually from big tech and lock us up if
we don't conform. California big tech companies, of course, were
first to implement contact tracing apps, though now this new
technology is on steroids. Depending on the device, the macaddress
reported by BLE may or may not be permanent. It

(01:15:52):
depends on the device. iPhones will keep a maca dress
for fifteen minutes. That's their BLE implementation. Devices like applying
system earphones retain a permanent macaddress. While Apple may be
happy with randomizing a macaddress, Unfortunately that solution does not
grant you any safety. And that's because inherent in the

(01:16:14):
BL signal is the location. So I know who's at
my neighbor's house because the location specifies it. I can
just use the macaddress to have some temporary identifier, but
the location is the main identifier. I also know the
model of the device that is obvious from the macaddress,
even if it is randomized, because macaddresses identify a model,

(01:16:38):
So I know my neighbor has an iPhone fourteen on
iPhone fifty.

Speaker 1 (01:16:42):
Yeah. Macaddresses also identify your shot apparently too. You have
a new bar code, you don't just have an IP
address that identifies you better than a fingerprint, but you
also have and then yeah, and that's that's funny enough, right,
a social security number. They don't have that IP buddy,
you know what you're doing, what you're doing, and where
you're moving, right, so what you're thinking about, where you're

(01:17:04):
watching and you're consuming. And it doesn't matter if the
other people in the house are sending out to that
same computer, you're all collectively guilty by association.

Speaker 5 (01:17:17):
Tean, an Apple TV and an air tag. I can
also see who walking in front of my house and
they're walking path. Oh, and I see my neighbors are
not currently home. I will know if those devices moves,
as I can track them individually. Knowing the device model
and the location gives me a ton of information. Tracking

(01:17:39):
bl E. To track BLE means you have to load
some app from the ftroid store. This means you have
to install froid on your Android phone, and if ftroid
is not already on your phone, you can download it
from froid dot org. If you have a de Google
phone of some sort like a Brax two, Bras three
or a do Google Pixel, well then you already have

(01:18:02):
afterroid pre installed.

Speaker 1 (01:18:03):
If you're that's something that I would consider again as
long as it's not a sixteen hundred dollars phone, because
I would never pay that much for a stupid phone.

Speaker 5 (01:18:12):
On an iPhone. Well, unfortunately, you can only be a
victim as there's no solution for you. You can only
do counter surveillance from an Android phone. And understand this part.
If you're on a production Google Android, then you're also
emitting a ble signal, so you can also be tracked.
But if you're on ad Google phone, then you have

(01:18:33):
no signal. You are invisible. There are several apps that
can do ble tracking, but today I'm going to focus
on one which seems to give the most data. It
is called bl e Radar. The bl radar is more
powerful as it accepts all ble in the airway regardless
of sorts and does not filter it like some of
the other apps like airguards, So I will focus on

(01:18:57):
using this. It can be a bit complex to use,
but that is the nature of the devices being tracked
by the way. Ble E Radar is also available on
the Google Play Store, so it can be installed even
without ftroid. Using ble e Radar, I'm just going to
get you going with the basics sere of this app.

(01:19:17):
There are many advanced features. That's going to take a
long time to explain, but you will appreciate what the
basics can do. Before starting bl E Radar. Go to
the settings on Android and delete the history. If you
have used this before, then give it permissions to use
locations even in the background. This app is from ftroid

(01:19:37):
and is open source, so there's really nothing to be
concerned about. You can always do a long tap on
the app icon and select four stop when you're not
using it. This way, it's not using a battery. Now
start the app and note the options at the bottom,

(01:19:58):
which are deviceless Radar profiles, Journal and settings. First, go
to settings. Be aware that by default, some phones like
the Bracs three, may default to a fused location instead
of GPS position. I would use GPS position to get
the most accurate data on the positions of your targets,

(01:20:21):
but realize that indoors GPS does not work, so the
location of your targets will work better outdoors indoors, the
locations are to be considered as estimates. I would also
select deep analysis here as this will try to identify
the device a little better for you. To use this app,
go to the main display, which is the deviceless and

(01:20:44):
then hit the scan button near the bottom. This will
begin to scan for ble signals around you. Unlike the
other apps I've seen, this does not filter, so it
really looks for any device emitting BALE, but that could
even be a wireless headphone and Apple TV, a ring camera,
a Samsung washer and dryer. The first thing I want

(01:21:04):
you to observe is you watch it sell down and
get data.

Speaker 1 (01:21:07):
Is that too many things that don't have any need
for these types of signals to be in them, your appliances.
There's what we need to resimplify our lives and detechnocrat
them in every way we possibly can. And if you
want to buy something new, it's like nearly impossible. It's

(01:21:31):
a forced technocracy.

Speaker 5 (01:21:34):
That the devices of interest to you are the ones
with a specified distance, and those are really the only
active devices you need to focus on. If they don't
have an active distance shown, then they're not actively being
pained or have disappeared from the list. The first problem
you will find is the clutter. There are too many
devices and it is hard to analyze. Most devices, particularly iPhones,

(01:21:57):
will change mac addresses every fifteen minutes or so. This
means they appear in the list for fifteen minutes at
the maximum, and then they disappear from the list and
a new one appears. You may get frustrated with this,
but this is why you need to focus on a
couple of markers. First, the distance, and then you click
on the device and see the location. The location is

(01:22:20):
the true ID if there's no distance.

Speaker 1 (01:22:22):
And let's think about this too. This is cumulative electric
magnetic radiation, right, Yeah, it's radio waves.

Speaker 5 (01:22:39):
They're not active, so you can ignore them.

Speaker 1 (01:22:41):
You just think about all the satellites or the other
crap whatever the hell's up in the sky that does this.
Everybody has a different opinion as to how the technology
actually works, but it doesn't change the fact that there's
a shitload of shit floating around that's emitting all kinds
of radiation. And that way, we have also the ground

(01:23:01):
level stuff. They aren't the same. And then you have
the personal moving radiation emitters that people all have on them,
and then their vehicles could be you know, on start
or some other thing going on with that. There's just
so much of it, so much of it. Smart meters
on houses, you've got Wi Fi in the houses, We're

(01:23:26):
just being bombarded constantly with radiation. That's why it's important
to have your ninety essentials nutrients because once you don't
for or deficiency, then these things are constantly working on you.
And there's a lot of thy rat issues going on
with a lot of people.

Speaker 5 (01:23:45):
So I'm just saying now, if you look closely, the
app identifies a Mac address type and they show three
colors with labels RPA red, RST yellow, and STP green.
The ones in green are static Mac dresses, which means
they are fixed devices like Apple TV and can be ignored.

(01:24:06):
The ones that are most elusive are the red ones,
and they are actually your target. They're the ones that
are likely to be iPhones or air tags. Often the
model of the iPhone will be known and will be
displayed to you. There are some advanced features here, but
I'll just hit a few basic tips first. You want
to remove the clutter. The best way to do that

(01:24:29):
is to isolate devices that you know about, like your
own trackers or your own appliances. The way to remove
them is to assign those items a tag name. I
would also tag items with a green stpicon, which, as
I said, are fixed devices like TVs, for example, use
a tag name of safe or home.

Speaker 1 (01:24:53):
Or safehouse bob oh. Okay, now remember yes, I have

(01:25:22):
an afterroid for that or afterroid.

Speaker 5 (01:25:24):
Then you add a filter at the top using the
ad filter button. And as I do here, I click
on not and then tag name and I pick home,
so not home. So now all items smart us home
will not display. Then I can focus on foreign devices.

Speaker 1 (01:25:52):
I like the background. I'll beyond music. We should get
some of that to play in the background. We do
our It talks just low, you know, not not competing,
so it's heart at here. I'm sure. I'm sure the
audio is stepping all over my audio when I'm talking.

(01:26:12):
I just thought about that because again we're on streamyard.

Speaker 5 (01:26:18):
Second, make a tag for suspicious devices like the ones
in red. So my tag name here is target. I
flagged the target devices so I can easily see them.
But again the main thing to focus on is the distance.
If no distance is specified, ignore them. Are they moving?

(01:26:39):
Are they in the same spot within a fifteen minute range.
While the macadress is active, you can see the location
of the device, so you know your neighbor has an
iPhone fourteen and an iPhone fifteen. If the Apple devices
past fifteen minutes of detection, ignore it, and it is
likely the new one above it, and the distance will

(01:27:00):
disappear anyway, so that's your clue. The arm mark red
ones are likely air tags. Now watch the moving ones
after a while. If you keep this going, you will
see a pattern of devices around you, and what you're
looking for is something out of pattern within the distance specified.
At least from indoors. I seem to be able to

(01:27:22):
scan around fifteen meters around me, which is approximately one
hundred and sixty feet, and that is scanning from my
indoors to my neighbor's indoors. Outside you should get a
wider range. The specs say up to two hundred meters,
so again, watch the characteristics of the devices here. The

(01:27:42):
macaddresses are only valid for fifteen minutes, so you don't
have a permanent identifier, but you will know where each
device is located and potentially the type of device. There's
enough to see if someone is hiding around a corner
or sitting in a car. At least from my experience,
I'm spotting more iPhones than any other device, and these

(01:28:03):
are the ones broadcasting the most, so they're the most vulnerable.
In the US, fifty seven percent of households have iPhones,
so I wouldn't be surprised if some areas would be
eighty percent iPhone based. Except for my household, all my
relatives are on iPhones. This app has more advanced features
that you can experiment with. The author's english isn't particularly good,

(01:28:26):
so the explanations aren't obvious, but there are options to
see if a device is always following you, at least
within a fifteen minute interval if you're on the road,
that would be suspicious, as it would indicate that someone
popped an air tag on your car or someone is
physically following you. For a better viewing experience, always set

(01:28:47):
the phone to allow rotation so that you can look
at the map in landscape mode and have a more
accurate and bigger view. Other apps, there are other w
apps that track ble, one that concentrates on Apple.

Speaker 1 (01:29:05):
You guys know who Tactical Toolbox is. Seems like a
really good dude. I think you listen to you bye
of all like the channels that have the word tactical
in it. He has the best He's a real dude.
He's a cool dude, and every once in a while,
he'll put up a video and say this is only
gonna be up for twenty four hours, and he lets

(01:29:29):
people know what he thinks of the tyranny. He did
it through the last four years with the bullshit thing
that was going on, and so you know, I think
maybe that's why I have a respect for him as well.
But a tactical toolbox, he should check it out.

Speaker 5 (01:29:48):
Apple air tax iPhones and tiles trackers is Airguard, also
from Afteroid. After using this, I find that it filters
too much information and limits itself to displaying Apple products,
mostly so you will likely miss things with this if
you're trying to go on digital offense. There are other
products on Google Play Store if you search for ble

(01:30:09):
radar auror Store, and many of them are paid and
have prettier interfaces. Some have a sensor that allows you
to search for them by showing if the signal is
getting stronger or weaker. But as far as raw data
is concerned, bl e radar has the most comprehensive data,
though a little clunky to use and not the prettiest

(01:30:31):
EUI summary. After using this for a while and getting
used to watching patterns and looking only at items, with
distances and filtering out house appliances, you usually get a
sense of the movements of people and devices around you.
If you're concerned about this being used against you, reconsider

(01:30:54):
your use of iPhones and store your headphones and wireless
earphones when moving around. Try this app so you can
get a sense of how vulnerable you are and you
can start managing a radio emissions profile. Folks, thank you
for watching my videos. As many of you know, this
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Speaker 1 (01:31:29):
You know who that is, right, No, all right, I'll
help you out. This is mister Rob Bratsman Tech. There's
all kinds of creepy shit on his uh things you
want to know and then you now this is funny.
They have the old Google assist befohether there was a
or what was it? Yeah, word right, yeah, the word

(01:31:51):
doc assistant.

Speaker 2 (01:31:52):
Right.

Speaker 1 (01:31:53):
You could have like a little Einstein, or you could
have the paper clip. A couple other ones. Yeah, I
think it would be more than twenty that says whatever
tech we have today Darba had twenty years ago. I
probably like fifty but okay, or or an entire eternity ago.

(01:32:28):
So here, let me show you what what else we
got going out here? Move? And how am I still
on the bottom? Is this how they roll? Now? This
is just what they do. They've made this thing worse
than it used to be, and it's way more sabbatinal
sabbatur sabotaged, sabotaged with a D than it used to be.

(01:32:55):
It's just a piece of shit where they charged double
for now. I haven't heard back from Davis yet. I'm
a guessing that we're on I just because I need
a new link for tonight. So I'm guessing that's true,
that's happening or whatever. But I haven't seen yet share screen,
entire screen, No fuck that we can do it differently.

(01:33:17):
Screw all that noise, silent bob scared it of my
goddamn large head, though, what do you think? I every
every button's the wrong button with me? Is confused? It's
that this is why you need people. People need people
that aren't dicks. Okay, So here is for fuck's sake,

(01:33:43):
there it is. See the air tags above my brain.
These are little little circle of things. I'll see image
just bam, there you go. That's gonna be about my
head again because that's talk everything. Yeah, well that didn't
really matter. It didn't really matter. So there's these types

(01:34:08):
that are made by Apple. Why ultra wide band AirTag
designed by Apple in California, China, bah blah blah, Okay,
yeah China. Yeah, because they wouldn't want us buy on
us for anything just for the hell of it, because

(01:34:29):
you know, they don't. They're not big on surveillance in
their country at all, totally not And dragonfly totally was
for them and definitely not for us. You know what
dragonfly is and might want to look that up. It
was something that that idiot, uh, that lying, that lying
liar who lies by the name of Dan Bongino, who
then became an ultra scumbag in uh in government. Let's

(01:34:59):
just put it that way. This way, he was one
of those people that bolstered the public opinion, boosted it,
bolstered it whatever of Trump. You know, some of the
things are true, but they're always arguing the wrong things,
Like hey, how about the red flag law thing? Yeah,
that's not a good thing. How about the take the

(01:35:19):
gun's first in process. Second thing, that's not a good thing.
They never really paid too much attention to that stuff.
Only how Russia gate this and Russia Gate that, and
I wrote a book and my name is whatever secret service,
which means scumbags who will kill a president if they
get out of line. How do you think it happens?

(01:35:39):
The closest ones that are supposed to be your security
are the ones that are sending you up to get whacked.
Ask ask Kennedy how that works. Okay, anyway, so these
are GPS trackers, see that right there? Look at this.
You can even come in fun colors for you know,

(01:36:03):
your own espionage enjoyment. Let's open link in new tab
image a new tab. Boom, there you go. These are
magnetics and a lot of times you'll see see somebody
kneeling down by a vehicle. This is a bigger one

(01:36:24):
that they're gonna stick underneath the car, underneath the car,
portable GPS track tracker, hidden micro and magnetic spy spot ten.
Why the hell is this consumer grade? And you do
understand right you having any type of camera that's Wi

(01:36:45):
Fi signal means that the thing that we call the
government that is a super spy agency against the people,
against the people. You're not trying to prevent crime, because
there could be no crime if they wanted to do
that with all the number the number of cameras and shit,
Yet violent crime happened to white people all the time

(01:37:06):
and everyone else all the time. You know, to give
the appearance that it's just hard to fix. And in
the meantime, they know everything that's going to happen, for
it happens. They know every step that you make. You
jog around your neighborhood. There is fifty cameras on doorbells
that track one little piece of your movement every time. Okay,

(01:37:30):
and if you have a signal type of camera, that
means that this thing that we call the government has
access to them. It's not just for your phone's use
to say, oh, look I have cameras, and look I
can see who's at my door. That's what makes it
useful for you. That's what incentivizes you to put all

(01:37:50):
these cameras around your place. There's tracking device. All this
stuff can be remotely interacted with by agencies who want
you dead. So you try to bug yourself or you
think it's funny to do this for like, yo, my

(01:38:11):
cheating wife. Okay, cool, but you're not the only person
gathering the data on that, Like, I can't scroll it.
This is a bigger one, right, this double magnet one here,

(01:38:33):
Well you get the idea. Five hundred dollars, that's a
little cost prohibitive. How much of these ones? That one's
a bigger one mini handheld car, live GPS, magnetic vehicle,
personal blah blah blah, five hundred and seventy six hour,
seventy nine dollars for that one personal tracker? Well, who

(01:38:55):
the hell, Like, if you're not doing that to track
someone else, what the hell are you doing it for?
They say personal tractor to make it sound like there's
a legitimate use for these to have these for some reason,
maybe if you don't want somebody to steal your vehicle.
But that just means that everybody knows. Everyone who you
don't want to know where you are at all times

(01:39:15):
knows where you are at all times, or knows where
your vehicle is at all times. It's really hard to
sneak up on things like that. Right, Let's say someone
god forbid, kidnaps one of your family members, and you're
on the hunt chasing them. They know where you're going,
and they know if you're getting close, and they know
how to evade, if they even need to worry about evading.

(01:39:38):
Or let's just say the police get a call that
someone's speeding and that pull you over, and it was
all done by governmental agencies to keep you away from
protecting and saving your family members. This is how evil
our world is because I know who freaking controls it,
and I wish everybody else understood that too. Don't make

(01:39:59):
it easier for them. Oh good, ten percent off of
this thing. Wonderful. You put a tracker on your kid,
Guess who else can interface with that it knows where
they are at all times. And then not to mention
the fact there's probably stuff like that in those light
up shoes, and I bet you will find that there's
stuff like that in children's shoes anyway, or children's clothing,
some sort of tag that they can identify a GPS

(01:40:19):
sty where your child is at all times if they
wanted that one. Because you know that these people are
like that. They look at Facebook like a catalog and
then they tell their oh you know, I'd like that
one for my torture and rape and murder session. That's
how they roll. That's how they roll their sears catalog

(01:40:42):
is Facebook and places like that. This is the reality
of the world that we live in. Look at she oh, look,
she has demp shits. Isn't that what they call those nails?
When you're a negro? They call them that? Forgot who
coined that phrase? There you go, damn hits? Was that

(01:41:08):
a CARDI b got? Tiny? There though? Look like em
and M's air tags now available on many colors. To
make it more fun and festive. He can put one
in your key chain so you can find where your
keys are. Guess what, so so can everybody else. And

(01:41:30):
if you're wearing that and walking around with it, they
know where you are too. Isn't that neat? They don't
just know where your keys are. Look a little bit,
think a little bit deeper there, they know where you've parked,
They know where you are. YadA yah da da da boom.
These are all being It's it like goes back to
that dark what was it, the dark Knight? I don't
remember what Batman it was where he was using airbelt's

(01:41:52):
phones to like a sonar system like they there's a
little bit. They can do a little bit more than that,
and people are just willfully spying on themselves or allowing
themselves to be spied on. I'm sure, I'm I think

(01:42:12):
that goes a little bit beyond consent if you start
tagging yourself with tracking devices. Subterfuge deceit used in order
to achieve one's goal. But that kind of looked cool
the way that just paused like that. It was what happened.

(01:42:36):
I used to have a friend who came down with schizophrenia,
and she used to do stuff like that to his
poor girlfriend. I medicine something here.

Speaker 5 (01:42:45):
Here.

Speaker 1 (01:42:45):
Let us go over here where I can pop up
on the screen. Then I gotta Then I gotta giggy
gale so we can get back on. I don't know,
I mean if he comes back on. Otherwise, I guess
I'll come back on later. After I do my elliptical
stuff and put print my own net orders. I got
to confume more of them. You should guys check out
that website of mine. Yeah, so I don't have to, like,

(01:43:06):
you know, go out there with a mug full of
pencils and nobody will. Oh, by the way, yet, I'm
not hirable no matter what it is, So I have
to make it's a good thing. I've worked for myself.
Every once in a while, test the waters and it
always comes back the same. Uh So, it says Ridge Wallert,

(01:43:38):
how's that good piece of advice I got once? And
never trust anyone who claims to have it all figured
out right, because they're obviously missing something. You can have
a shipload figured out and understand the nature of what

(01:43:59):
them do next. Because once you understand the nature and
what their intent is and what their what their plans
are for you, it's easy to understand that. You just
have to Okay, so what are the what what is
the big scheme now? And what are they trying to
get us to believe? Okay, how could they use that
against us? And which way would that be beneficial to them?

(01:44:20):
If they got us to trust something and we gave
them consent to do something, how it would be misused?
You know? It's like you can you can work it
back as as far as you as soon as you
establish their zero trust. There should be zero trust given
techno zoo keeping wouldn't be necessary in a high trust
weight environment. Enrichment paranoia to the business case you want

(01:44:45):
to feel safe, don't you. Yeah, damn shits, Yeah, yeah
you remember. Oh yeah, that's not good. That's a lot
of either alcohol or some other thing was going on.

(01:45:07):
You know. You find a lot of lead in these
things too, which is interesting. Did you hear about that?
There's high content to lead and some wines and shit
like that too, like heavy, almost as if it was
Roman times with the Jews and the casks. Isn't that funny?
Everything's poison and how they actually run the alcohol trade
for the most part still isn't that interesting? But yeah,

(01:45:30):
that probably didn't help. Yeah, targeted individual for people who
didn't know what that means. All right, Yeah, there's high

(01:46:01):
concentrations in different things. I forgot what exactly they were.
But box wine has all kinds of bad shit in
it because they the cheaper the stuff than what they
want to poison that population. Right, So I can imagine
Scissorp has lots of stuff in it, try stuff to

(01:46:22):
make them crazy and want us get all stabby when
they get that Sissrup team of assets in orbit. Metural
areas are the worse. All right, Well, we'll do this later.
I gotta go. We got I got two hours of
elliptic ify myself, elliptic ifi. It's the thing. Don't worry

(01:46:43):
about it. Yeah,

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