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Thanks Len, this is the smoking gun of technology inside humans for me and its a cheap and accessible way for anyone to see for themselves.

No one can deny the tech honestly if they have not done this.

Regards, matt

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BLE scanner on iPhone works too.

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Can you give more information so that those of us who have iPhones can also scan Mac addresses?

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Sure. “BLE Scanner” is the name of the app. If you go to the App Store on your phone and search that you will find it.

It shows a list of addresses around you that will say “N/A” which are the MAC addresses. They randomize so people won’t display the same numerical code every time.

There is a radar looking icon top right also - click to show a crude or basic display of location in relation to the phone eg. “Immediate”, “near” or “far”. It’s cool but imprecise.

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You may also be interested in learning more with these:

Bluetooth discussion / doco's - https://www.bitchute.com/video/R8Z2zbRZMUC3

https://www.bitchute.com/video/jH7YxBQbrLAs/

https://www.bitchute.com/video/4rVWrRnz5oMA/

The original Mik Anderson intrabody network presentation seems to be getting scrubbed - here it is with no audio - https://www.bitchute.com/video/zrymxCjjkQ9y/

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Just downloaded and ran this app. I have not gone to a “nature preserve” yet but it is astounding (and spooky) to me how many Bluetooth devices are seemingly announcing their presence around my home 😬

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So, how about a litmus paper for non techie ppl! lol

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Why do you suppose the MAC addresses randomize? Does this suggest that there is a single source in the body that decides which address to display at any one time?

Have you ever seen or heard of a MAC address appearing from a non-vaxxed person?

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Also, dammit Len. Why didn’t you lead with that!? Lol🤣💕🙏🏼

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Thank you!

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“Good Stuff Maynard”

Do you have any pictures of what these tiny evils look like? Do you know if they have antenna’s or any wires that protrude from them? Because I recently had a tooth removed from my upper jaw in the very back of my mouth and While the area was healing I noticed some thing sharp protruding from the side of my gums where the tooth was pulled. I used a mirror to see what was going on in the back of my mouth but I just couldn’t get at the right angle he’s very irritating it wasn’t rubbing on the side of my cheek so much it just seemed like my body was trying to reject “whatever it was”, which led me to believe that it was not a piece of my bone sticking out because it didn’t feel like that anyway it felt like it might be two tiny wires.

My husband suggested that it was but it is that they used were made of cloth or some kind of white biodegradable stuff.

This was definitely more like wires.

I thought I might have to call the surgeon to have him check it because it seemed as though it was getting infected.

I woke up the next morning and it seemed as though the infection and irritation had resolved itself... and by that evening the wires were less noticeable it felt like my gums around the supposed wires were growing over it because I could no longer feel so much of my bone underneath my gums in that spot. By the next morning I no longer felt any wires or sharp protruding “whatever”anymore.

This may or may NOT sound strange, depending on who is reading this😅 but It almost seems like it either corrected itself; or whatever it was withdrew back into my gums...or... Some other source (external of myself) SoMeHOw became aware of the situation and remotely controlled it to withdrawal back inside of my gums or something to that effect.

The day that it retreated back into my gums, The surgeon sUddEnLy left me a voice message-checking on me. And wanted to know if I needed A follow up appointment... 🤔

I think most of you reading this know what

I am getting at here...

I would like to have this looked into, but i am distrustful of people in general and highly suspicious of professionals , and almost despise Authorities and anything tat has to do with the Public school systems.

So getting this looked into is a daunting task.

I may fie before i ever get help on the matter 😑

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How are you feeling?

Any news?

I find it odd that your gum sealed over it unless whatever it was was telling it to.

I don't know how fast you heal, but with my health issues for years, it takes me a long time to heal, usually 3-4 weeks.

Did you do the MAC address test?

I've already heard (not real evidence b/c the video isn't enough evidence, that they install trackers in you when you get surgery done.

I hate dentists with a passion. I started to learn, starting roughly in 2014, that they are worse than whitecoats.

Here, read this - https://ourfreesociety.com/how-dentists-scam-and-harm-us/

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I’ve had pieces of bone come out of my gum from extractions. I’ve had them years later also. It’s happened 3 times to me. Once it is exposed enough pull it out with tweezers carefully

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I have been scanning these mac addresses for years.

Most of the people in my community have similar codes.

They have tagged everyone like cattle with a special digital ID.

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I assume it is still the case that if you have not gotten jabbed you do not emit a mac address?

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I refuse anything in a 💉.

Not even over the counter products.

Still no Mac addresses other than my neighbors as I drive up the road.

Almost everyone in my community took it and they have been tagged.

It's actually surreal to see that they have done this. It is like some wierd Sci-Fi movie.

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I just want to make a (maybe naive) observation: if you have an EMF meter, or a spectrum analyzer, that should capture the situation a lot more comprehensively than the Bluetooth app.

What I am saying is, before Bluetooth or Ethernet, there were other protocols, some of which might not be recognized by the Bluetooth app, (packets have different format) and therefore the app will simply ignore them.

Not to mention different frequencies, encryption, etc

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I have tried my emf meter on people and it doesn't pick them up.

Its a very light power load being given off.

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If a phone can do it, I’m sure there are specialized instruments that can, as well.

Most are very expensive, but maybe a software spectrum analyzer (the type you plug into a laptop)?

It requires some data analytics skills, since this type would pick up everything on a large radius.

Aren’t we TIs fucked up? So much it’s required from us, all while being tortured and humiliated!!!

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I downloaded an app on my iPhone called BT Inspector. It scans for blue tooth signals. Does that work too?

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Thank you for this critical guidance on how to conduct the MAC address test. I haven't been able to do this test yet, but I've found more than 5 areas on my body which are consistently emitting frequency, ever time I do the megaphone test. A MAC address is something so specific for the body to be emitting that people will surely recognize it as next-level undeniable, prima facie evidence.

This can't be ignored forever. Truth wins in the end!

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What's a megaphone test?

Which areas of your body?

So no death jab, but you hang around a lot of zombies, right?

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No, would never have taken something like that. I go to the gym and now church but am actually not around people very often at all. Apparently, this nanotech sheds and spreads like a gas.

A $13 megaphone (batteries not included) acts as a simple scientific instrument to detect frequency. You just run it right over your skin and it will shriek where there is frequency being emitted. Here are the instructions for the megaphone test:

https://targetedjustice.substack.com/p/important-discovery

This stuff is definitely growing, so the places on your body where frequency is detected by this test may increase over time. But once you detect frequency coming out of an area on your body, you should detect it in that same place every time. There was only one occasion where I detected it on my palms and the next time it wasn't there.

If you're curious, I have a diagram and description here of the places on my body where the megaphone consistently detected frequency (however because the nanotech is "very self-assembling" there are likely even more places on my body now since the last time I ran this test): https://patrickkim.substack.com/p/personal-evidence?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2

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Ok, I thought you meant that type of megaphone, but I wasn't sure b/c that's a megaphone for talking to people, so HOW does it detect frequency?

So I'm going to assume it's morgellons. Do you know what that is?

I really need to get a video on this uploaded to my channel.

So much work & so little time.

Thanks

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It's been a while since I saw that information. I'd have to look that up to tell you, but @targetedjustice or @LENBERMD can tell you. It may take a while to get a response since they are backed up but you can email Targeted Justice at TJustice2@proton.me.

Again, I can't recall exactly but my guess is it has something to do with sound = waves and frequency = waves.

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You can use a software defined radio or a spectrum analyzer to detect any radio frequencies going to or from you.

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Do you have links to a good one that isn't expensive?

Thanks Victor

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I have completed a few scans!

No one in our household emits any BT signals! All clear from any chemical injections.

However, I put it to the test when a couple visited just before Christmas. I knew they were injected up a few times each. Sitting down at the table I picked up 8 unique unknown BT signals.

Crazy! I felt sick to my stomach. It's a topic that many have dropped.

Is it likely that each injection will give an additional signal?

I'll keep testing and keeping logs and determine if the MAC addresses they emit change with time?

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And have you ever detected an address from someone who has NOT received the injection?

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Not yet.

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I've been testing myself over time, mostly in urban areas and have tried to make comparisons to the addresses pulled. My understanding now is that the MAC addresses displayed may be dynamic and change during a set interval, which is a now-common security feature.

Today I am very rural and ran 3 apps while my android is set to detect unknown MAC addresses. I am so thankful to Jesus and His mercy that no address has appeared. I was too close a few times to a 2x injected woman at the end of 2021. She had received her last injection about 6-8 months prior to our interactions. I strongly advise against having any physical contact that could exchange fluids with a participant of the injections or "tests".

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I'll have the opportunity to retest a few people to see if their MAC addresses have changed in a few months.

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How is your testing going? Did you figure out if every address is a different jab?

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I haven't tested enough to determine this. Although, it seems to be the case. In two individuals that had 4 shots they each emitted 4 unique MAC addresses. Crazy and freaky stuff.

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Copied & pasted from James Scott on Fakebook:

All I want for Christmas is mass awareness of the Nano-Bio-Info-Cogno/Biodigital Convergence experiment. These are international standards from the IEC in Geneva. IEC claim the NBIC Convergence is a 20yr old concept. IEC also brings up several other standardization organizations involved in the process of augmenting every single human on earth with the NBIC Convergence. These organizations include, IEC, ISO, ITU, IEEE, ASTM, & CSA.

Did you ask to be augmented? I certainly didn't.

Educate yourself and your neighbors. Let's try our best to stay human. ❤️

Team Humanity 2024. 🙏🏼🤞🏻

Please share. Happy Holidays.

Day 1: https://www.iec.ch/system/files/2022-12/day_1_seg_12_webinar_biodigital_convergence_v1.0_0.pdf

Day 2: https://www.iec.ch/system/files/2022-12/day_2_seg_12_webinar_biodigital_convergence_v1.0_0.pdf

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And, they are also using another nanotech in a system that in my body burns and tingles when it is energized with unknown frequencies of EMF. That's my take, and I've been dealing with it since at least early 2018.

The system is very, very similar to the one retail stores use to prevent shoplifting, two transceivers where one energizes the other.

I was in two stores this week in The Woodlands where the nanotech started to burn and tingle. It almost exclusively happens in 1) retail stores, and 2) in checkout lines.

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I followed Len's steps and found no devices. I had a chip key fob in my lap. I thought that should have showed up according to Len's article.

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How can I leave my phone behind if I need it to do the scanning?

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What's wrong with simply scanning for BT on any device?

Using an app would only report my status to goodness-knows-whom.

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The carriers/manufacturers released updates in 2021 that stopped the default bluetooth apps from detecting these types of MAC addresses.

Thats why you need to download a third party bluetooth scanner app and may also need to enable developer mode as above.

I still have screenshots from June 2021 when the default app could still detect them but it cannot any longer... even on some old devices that they say no longer receive updates.

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Thank you for the explanation; it makes perfect sense, especially if I consider the option of tracked data collection. I have some seven and eight-year-old devices with no upgrades. Also convinced that a 3rd-party app reports my status to the programming company, who can sell confidential data.

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