August 27, 2025 • 24 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Sam to begin the.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
Sea people, people, past.
Speaker 3 (01:40):
Physicians, welcome back agents. By now you've seen the cracks,
(02:11):
you felt the glitch in the matrix.
Speaker 4 (02:14):
You've been red.
Speaker 3 (02:15):
Pilled, black pilled, maybe even hit with the ultra violet
glow of oh god, is this real? In now you
want to go deeper, find your own answers, peel the
truth off the bone. But here's the problem. The truth
(02:38):
has a footprint, and every search leaves a trail. This chapter,
we're going to teach you how to investigate the machine
without getting eaten by it. This is chapter four, how
to research without getting watched. Let's move in silence. Before
(03:06):
you learn how to avoid it, you've got to understand it.
You got to understand what it is. The surveillance net
isn't just they're watching you. It's more like you are
feeding them data every second, every search logged, every app opened,
(03:27):
every camera activated without your knowledge, smart TVs listening even
when they're off. Location pings on every few seconds, even
if location services are off. In your phone, it's not
(03:51):
a communication device, a pocket informant, and you're not anoid.
You're just slate to the briefing. It's where we tighten
(04:12):
the screws digital opsect the basics. First, stop thinking you're anonymous. Instead,
learn how to minimize your signature. Avoid Google like it
owes you money. Use dut dot Go, Brave search smart page.
(04:39):
Use a VPN, We'm not one owned by tech megacorps.
Speaker 4 (04:47):
Look for one that doesn't log.
Speaker 3 (04:49):
Traffic, is based in privacy friendly country like Switzerland or Iceland,
and acceptscrypto have burner devices, get it on Chromebook, Linux
laptop or de gooogled phone like a graphing os device.
(05:15):
Use only for search. Never sign into your real accounts.
Also use encrypted communication proton Mail for email, signal for
texting session, or Buyer for your extra spicy.
Speaker 4 (05:42):
Tour browser as well. Yes it's slow, Yes.
Speaker 3 (05:45):
It's clunky, but it's still the best bet for going
off grid without going offline. Real research doesn't come from
page one. The truth is never on the first page
of search results. That's just where the sponsored narratives live.
(06:10):
Real digging looks like archived news articles before two thousand
and five, foreign journalism in non NATO countries, academic papers
not indexed by Google, scholar books, and declassified documents found
(06:30):
in the margins, not the shelves. Conspiracy rule number seven,
and it's hard to find, it's worth reading. It's everywhere
someone paid to put it there. The safehouse browsing setup.
(06:58):
Let's say you're ready to take into something hot. You know,
something real, spicy, real, juicy, real wet. Let's say you're
ready to get into that. Maybe it's a gain of
function labs. Maybe it's offshore child trafficking routes. Maybe it's
patents for neural dust and five G weapons. So here's
(07:26):
your protocol.
Speaker 4 (07:28):
Number one.
Speaker 3 (07:29):
Here's a dedicated research device and no social media, no
personal logins ever. Boot with a secure OS, use tails
Carronics for full privacy, or a custom Linux distro.
Speaker 4 (07:47):
Was encrypt.
Speaker 3 (07:48):
Disc three always VPN plus tour chain one without the
other half assed.
Speaker 4 (08:00):
Number four key physical devices covered, camera and.
Speaker 3 (08:05):
Mike, blocked Wi Fi off when not in use airplane
mode unless connecting intentionally. And number five journal your fines offline.
Use a paper notebook, code names, symbols, dates, void, full
(08:25):
names or site links. Those can be traced later. Now,
how to tell if you're being watched. Sometimes when you're
really close to something, you'll feel it. But if you're unsure,
(08:45):
here's how to tell. Sudden slowdowns on your devices, microphone
or camera activates randomly, increase spam or phishing email contacts,
getting strings messages from you. Your location based as get
(09:09):
weirdly specific. A black band parks across the street and
nobody ever gets out.
Speaker 4 (09:18):
Kidding kind of.
Speaker 3 (09:22):
And picker beer crashes right after you find a bombshell
BDF the any coincidence, chief, So here's another survival tip
of the week tip there four. Don't research sensitive stuff
on coffee shop wifis. Definitely don't watch your porn in
(09:47):
the coffee shop either. They kind of frown upon it,
unless you want your local barista to be your FBI handler.
In that case, Look wi FI is, honey, you don't
know who's watching sniffing packets or planting malware. Use a
hot spot, use a VPN, or better yet, download what
(10:12):
you need in advance.
Speaker 4 (10:16):
Truth maybe out there. Don't make it easy for them
to watch you looking.
Speaker 3 (10:31):
Start building your own offline truth library PDF so dclassified files,
scans of rare books, notes from whistle blower interviews, annotated
timelines of events, make backups, last drives, sternal SSDs.
Speaker 4 (10:50):
Hell print them if you need to, because when the
grid goes.
Speaker 3 (10:53):
Down, only the prepared room will remember what was real.
And silence is a weapon too. You don't have to
tell people everything you learn, in fact, don't. Some truth
are tools, not trophies. Use them to predict behavior, spot deception,
(11:18):
avoid traps. But when the time's right, drop knowledge like
a smoke grenade. Confuse, disorient, escape the narrative. Your knowledge
is power, your silence is armor. Your curiosity is a blade.
(11:47):
Next time on the Big Grumbowski's Conspiracy Handbook, we go
deep into the signs and symbols, Chapter five, The hidden
language of control. You've seen the triangles, check on boards,
(12:10):
the one eye symbolist, the numbers and the rituals're not
just coincidence with their code, and once you can read it,
you'll never unsee it. Until then, cover your camera, erase
(12:34):
your metadata, and remember you're not crazy fucking dangerous.
Speaker 4 (12:43):
To the ones who lied.
Speaker 5 (12:55):
You can't break the system When the systems your friends
and the government mints of bands, and your dad's a family.
You want some anarchists fancine. Here's my guide. It's easy
to understand. In a conspiracy handbook, it says, do use
your head, follow your horror, play your powder. When your
(13:21):
heroes look like you, but it acts like the same
people that they hate it too. It is easier to
write the handbook when you know exactly what the Reds
kids do. In the conspiracy handbook, it says, don't use
(13:43):
your head, fallow your heart, play your powder. When your
heroes look like you but acts like the same people
that they hated in to it is easy to write
(14:09):
the handbook when you know he said we want to
manch kids do. In a conspiracy handbook, he says, do
youse your head, follow your heart, play your father.
Speaker 3 (15:07):
Of course, we don't ever just end it like that, now,
do we. Here's you're added section. This is called the
starter kit. Before you can hunt shadows. You need a
shadow hunting kit. Pret you spy movie nonsense. Real tools
(15:29):
of a field operative are low key but powerful. Burn
our phones cheap, disposable, no personal info attached if you
log into socials or email from these faraday bags brought
your devices from tracking you or cheap on Amazon. But
(15:51):
a Dorito's bag can a guiver in a pinch notebooks
what doesn't have an IP address? Use ink not pixels
for sensitive leads, bp in and Totra browser for when
you need to dig deep without paying the server and
(16:13):
langley offline backup, keep important PDFs, declassified documents and research
notes on an encrypted drive. Let's talk about the middle
conditioning plim this world. You need more than gadgets. You
(16:35):
need the mindset, hyper observation, look for the anomalies, what
doesn't belong in the frame, skeptical curiosity. Question everything, but
don't fall for everything. There's a difference between research in
a rabbit hole psychosis dates times. Players can wall chart
(17:05):
or digital court board to map connections and stay calm
under pressure.
Speaker 4 (17:14):
When they.
Speaker 3 (17:16):
Knock you don't flinch Grimbowski's rule. If you panic, they've
already won. But when you're ready to upgrade shortwave radios
(17:40):
on our frequencies, the world is buzzing with signals that
never make it to your phone, signal jammers still we
get con.
Speaker 4 (17:49):
FCC finds our new joke, scrypted.
Speaker 3 (17:54):
Communication proch on mails, signal or go old school one
time pads, fake personas, build online identities for controlled leaks
and anonymous tips. Remember separate devices, separate networks.
Speaker 4 (18:21):
Like you really think.
Speaker 3 (18:23):
Grimbowski's my name, get the fuck out of here. So
here's your rules of engagement. Think of these as the
field commandments. Trust nobody, verify everything. Even Grandma could be
running signals for the agency.
Speaker 4 (18:47):
Number two.
Speaker 3 (18:48):
Stay low tech when it matters high tech toys, leave
high tech footprints.
Speaker 4 (18:53):
Number three.
Speaker 3 (18:54):
Control your narrative. You don't write your story, someone else will,
and there's will involve cuffs.
Speaker 1 (19:02):
Number four.
Speaker 3 (19:03):
Never work alone. Lone wolf gets hunted. Build a trusted
cell operated threes. Number five plan for the clean exit.
Always have an exit strategy, even if you never need it.
Psychological self defense your knee deep in research paranoia creeps in.
(19:29):
Here's how you stay sane while living like the ghost
you are. Media detox. Step away from screens at least
one day a week, reality checks. Have someone grounded to
bounce wild theories off. If you don't, you will start
(19:49):
connecting bigfoot to the Federal Reserve. Meditation or ritual grounding.
Keep your mind sharp and unclouded. Remember, confusion is the
enemy's favorite weapon. So here's another field of signment. Simon
(20:14):
number one. Build your physical bug out back. Include wire filters, cash, burner, phone,
encrypted USB, first state supplies, and it's summer safe but
not obvious. Simon number two, go off line for forty
eight hours col You can function when GPS, email, and
social feeds are off. Log which you notice.
Speaker 4 (20:38):
Simon three.
Speaker 3 (20:40):
Practive passive observation in public. Sit in a coffee shop,
watch patterns, who enters twice, who checks the exit? Who
lingers without ordering? Learn to spot.
Speaker 4 (20:57):
Anomalies in the noise you see.
Speaker 3 (21:12):
People think building an arsenal means guns and AMMO. Wrong,
That's what they want you to think. Your real weapons
are information, preparation and the ability to ghost out of
a room before the lights go out. Get your kit tight,
(21:33):
get your head tighter, because the moment you step into
this world, we'll play a game you can't afford to lose.
And that concludes today's message will reconvene next week, its
(22:02):
wand come, and until then we're bosky out
Sam to begin the.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
Sea people, people, past.
Speaker 3 (01:40):
Physicians, welcome back agents. By now you've seen the cracks,
(02:11):
you felt the glitch in the matrix.
Speaker 4 (02:14):
You've been red.
Speaker 3 (02:15):
Pilled, black pilled, maybe even hit with the ultra violet
glow of oh god, is this real? In now you
want to go deeper, find your own answers, peel the
truth off the bone. But here's the problem. The truth
(02:38):
has a footprint, and every search leaves a trail. This chapter,
we're going to teach you how to investigate the machine
without getting eaten by it. This is chapter four, how
to research without getting watched. Let's move in silence. Before
(03:06):
you learn how to avoid it, you've got to understand it.
You got to understand what it is. The surveillance net
isn't just they're watching you. It's more like you are
feeding them data every second, every search logged, every app opened,
(03:27):
every camera activated without your knowledge, smart TVs listening even
when they're off. Location pings on every few seconds, even
if location services are off. In your phone, it's not
(03:51):
a communication device, a pocket informant, and you're not anoid.
You're just slate to the briefing. It's where we tighten
(04:12):
the screws digital opsect the basics. First, stop thinking you're anonymous. Instead,
learn how to minimize your signature. Avoid Google like it
owes you money. Use dut dot Go, Brave search smart page.
(04:39):
Use a VPN, We'm not one owned by tech megacorps.
Speaker 4 (04:47):
Look for one that doesn't log.
Speaker 3 (04:49):
Traffic, is based in privacy friendly country like Switzerland or Iceland,
and acceptscrypto have burner devices, get it on Chromebook, Linux
laptop or de gooogled phone like a graphing os device.
(05:15):
Use only for search. Never sign into your real accounts.
Also use encrypted communication proton Mail for email, signal for
texting session, or Buyer for your extra spicy.
Speaker 4 (05:42):
Tour browser as well. Yes it's slow, Yes.
Speaker 3 (05:45):
It's clunky, but it's still the best bet for going
off grid without going offline. Real research doesn't come from
page one. The truth is never on the first page
of search results. That's just where the sponsored narratives live.
(06:10):
Real digging looks like archived news articles before two thousand
and five, foreign journalism in non NATO countries, academic papers
not indexed by Google, scholar books, and declassified documents found
(06:30):
in the margins, not the shelves. Conspiracy rule number seven,
and it's hard to find, it's worth reading. It's everywhere
someone paid to put it there. The safehouse browsing setup.
(06:58):
Let's say you're ready to take into something hot. You know,
something real, spicy, real, juicy, real wet. Let's say you're
ready to get into that. Maybe it's a gain of
function labs. Maybe it's offshore child trafficking routes. Maybe it's
patents for neural dust and five G weapons. So here's
(07:26):
your protocol.
Speaker 4 (07:28):
Number one.
Speaker 3 (07:29):
Here's a dedicated research device and no social media, no
personal logins ever. Boot with a secure OS, use tails
Carronics for full privacy, or a custom Linux distro.
Speaker 4 (07:47):
Was encrypt.
Speaker 3 (07:48):
Disc three always VPN plus tour chain one without the
other half assed.
Speaker 4 (08:00):
Number four key physical devices covered, camera and.
Speaker 3 (08:05):
Mike, blocked Wi Fi off when not in use airplane
mode unless connecting intentionally. And number five journal your fines offline.
Use a paper notebook, code names, symbols, dates, void, full
(08:25):
names or site links. Those can be traced later. Now,
how to tell if you're being watched. Sometimes when you're
really close to something, you'll feel it. But if you're unsure,
(08:45):
here's how to tell. Sudden slowdowns on your devices, microphone
or camera activates randomly, increase spam or phishing email contacts,
getting strings messages from you. Your location based as get
(09:09):
weirdly specific. A black band parks across the street and
nobody ever gets out.
Speaker 4 (09:18):
Kidding kind of.
Speaker 3 (09:22):
And picker beer crashes right after you find a bombshell
BDF the any coincidence, chief, So here's another survival tip
of the week tip there four. Don't research sensitive stuff
on coffee shop wifis. Definitely don't watch your porn in
(09:47):
the coffee shop either. They kind of frown upon it,
unless you want your local barista to be your FBI handler.
In that case, Look wi FI is, honey, you don't
know who's watching sniffing packets or planting malware. Use a
hot spot, use a VPN, or better yet, download what
(10:12):
you need in advance.
Speaker 4 (10:16):
Truth maybe out there. Don't make it easy for them
to watch you looking.
Speaker 3 (10:31):
Start building your own offline truth library PDF so dclassified files,
scans of rare books, notes from whistle blower interviews, annotated
timelines of events, make backups, last drives, sternal SSDs.
Speaker 4 (10:50):
Hell print them if you need to, because when the
grid goes.
Speaker 3 (10:53):
Down, only the prepared room will remember what was real.
And silence is a weapon too. You don't have to
tell people everything you learn, in fact, don't. Some truth
are tools, not trophies. Use them to predict behavior, spot deception,
(11:18):
avoid traps. But when the time's right, drop knowledge like
a smoke grenade. Confuse, disorient, escape the narrative. Your knowledge
is power, your silence is armor. Your curiosity is a blade.
(11:47):
Next time on the Big Grumbowski's Conspiracy Handbook, we go
deep into the signs and symbols, Chapter five, The hidden
language of control. You've seen the triangles, check on boards,
(12:10):
the one eye symbolist, the numbers and the rituals're not
just coincidence with their code, and once you can read it,
you'll never unsee it. Until then, cover your camera, erase
(12:34):
your metadata, and remember you're not crazy fucking dangerous.
Speaker 4 (12:43):
To the ones who lied.
Speaker 5 (12:55):
You can't break the system When the systems your friends
and the government mints of bands, and your dad's a family.
You want some anarchists fancine. Here's my guide. It's easy
to understand. In a conspiracy handbook, it says, do use
your head, follow your horror, play your powder. When your
(13:21):
heroes look like you, but it acts like the same
people that they hate it too. It is easier to
write the handbook when you know exactly what the Reds
kids do. In the conspiracy handbook, it says, don't use
(13:43):
your head, fallow your heart, play your powder. When your
heroes look like you but acts like the same people
that they hated in to it is easy to write
(14:09):
the handbook when you know he said we want to
manch kids do. In a conspiracy handbook, he says, do
youse your head, follow your heart, play your father.
Speaker 3 (15:07):
Of course, we don't ever just end it like that, now,
do we. Here's you're added section. This is called the
starter kit. Before you can hunt shadows. You need a
shadow hunting kit. Pret you spy movie nonsense. Real tools
(15:29):
of a field operative are low key but powerful. Burn
our phones cheap, disposable, no personal info attached if you
log into socials or email from these faraday bags brought
your devices from tracking you or cheap on Amazon. But
(15:51):
a Dorito's bag can a guiver in a pinch notebooks
what doesn't have an IP address? Use ink not pixels
for sensitive leads, bp in and Totra browser for when
you need to dig deep without paying the server and
(16:13):
langley offline backup, keep important PDFs, declassified documents and research
notes on an encrypted drive. Let's talk about the middle
conditioning plim this world. You need more than gadgets. You
(16:35):
need the mindset, hyper observation, look for the anomalies, what
doesn't belong in the frame, skeptical curiosity. Question everything, but
don't fall for everything. There's a difference between research in
a rabbit hole psychosis dates times. Players can wall chart
(17:05):
or digital court board to map connections and stay calm
under pressure.
Speaker 4 (17:14):
When they.
Speaker 3 (17:16):
Knock you don't flinch Grimbowski's rule. If you panic, they've
already won. But when you're ready to upgrade shortwave radios
(17:40):
on our frequencies, the world is buzzing with signals that
never make it to your phone, signal jammers still we
get con.
Speaker 4 (17:49):
FCC finds our new joke, scrypted.
Speaker 3 (17:54):
Communication proch on mails, signal or go old school one
time pads, fake personas, build online identities for controlled leaks
and anonymous tips. Remember separate devices, separate networks.
Speaker 4 (18:21):
Like you really think.
Speaker 3 (18:23):
Grimbowski's my name, get the fuck out of here. So
here's your rules of engagement. Think of these as the
field commandments. Trust nobody, verify everything. Even Grandma could be
running signals for the agency.
Speaker 4 (18:47):
Number two.
Speaker 3 (18:48):
Stay low tech when it matters high tech toys, leave
high tech footprints.
Speaker 4 (18:53):
Number three.
Speaker 3 (18:54):
Control your narrative. You don't write your story, someone else will,
and there's will involve cuffs.
Speaker 1 (19:02):
Number four.
Speaker 3 (19:03):
Never work alone. Lone wolf gets hunted. Build a trusted
cell operated threes. Number five plan for the clean exit.
Always have an exit strategy, even if you never need it.
Psychological self defense your knee deep in research paranoia creeps in.
(19:29):
Here's how you stay sane while living like the ghost
you are. Media detox. Step away from screens at least
one day a week, reality checks. Have someone grounded to
bounce wild theories off. If you don't, you will start
(19:49):
connecting bigfoot to the Federal Reserve. Meditation or ritual grounding.
Keep your mind sharp and unclouded. Remember, confusion is the
enemy's favorite weapon. So here's another field of signment. Simon
(20:14):
number one. Build your physical bug out back. Include wire filters, cash, burner, phone,
encrypted USB, first state supplies, and it's summer safe but
not obvious. Simon number two, go off line for forty
eight hours col You can function when GPS, email, and
social feeds are off. Log which you notice.
Speaker 4 (20:38):
Simon three.
Speaker 3 (20:40):
Practive passive observation in public. Sit in a coffee shop,
watch patterns, who enters twice, who checks the exit? Who
lingers without ordering? Learn to spot.
Speaker 4 (20:57):
Anomalies in the noise you see.
Speaker 3 (21:12):
People think building an arsenal means guns and AMMO. Wrong,
That's what they want you to think. Your real weapons
are information, preparation and the ability to ghost out of
a room before the lights go out. Get your kit tight,
(21:33):
get your head tighter, because the moment you step into
this world, we'll play a game you can't afford to lose.
And that concludes today's message will reconvene next week, its
(22:02):
wand come, and until then we're bosky out
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