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S2 EP 3 Are you emitting the 'Mark of the Beast' signal? Bluetooth symbolism. Be a beast finder. REBROADCAST
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S2 EP 3 Are you emitting the 'Mark of the Beast' signal? Bluetooth symbolism. Be a beast finder. REBROADCAST

Are you emitting the 'Mark of the Beast' signal? Bluetooth symbolism. Be a beast finder.

People are now emitting the digital mark of the beast, by way of Bluetooth MAC addresses.

Bluetooth is symbolic of the dead tooth. Corpse is symbolically associated with blue. Corpses turn blue. The tooth is associated with the serpent's fangs. Satanism is associated with the serpents' fangs. That is why the modern medical fraud system loves injecting people with poisons, calling it medicine (Medi) Sin through a syringe ( the deliverer of the sin). Sin is to be off your center.

The quick official story:

The Bluetooth symbol is a combination of the Nordic runes for H and B, which refer to King Harald Bluetooth. Bluetooth technology was meant to unite devices the same way Harald Bluetooth united the tribes of Denmark into a single kingdom. The symbol is made up of two interconnected runes drawn in white, against a blue background. The name of the technology can be written in black towards the right-hand side of the logo mark, symbolizing the simple stress-free reliability of the technology, as well as the strength, heritage, and innovation of the brand.

The long official story:

The Man Behind the Tooth

For how innovative the technology is, the name doesn’t sound techie. It’s not an acronym and doesn’t stand for anything. So what does it mean?

Surprisingly, the name dates back more than millenniumia to King Harald “Bluetooth” Gormsson who was well-known for two things:

• Uniting Denmark and Norway in 958.

• His dead tooth, which was a dark blue/grey color, and earned him the nickname Bluetooth.

Code for Collaboration

In 1996, three industry leaders, Intel, Ericsson, and Nokia, met to plan the standardization of this short-range radio technology to support connectivity and collaboration between different products and industries.

During this meeting, Jim Kardach from Intel suggested Bluetooth as a temporary code name. Kardach was later quoted as saying, “King Harald Bluetooth…was famous for uniting Scandinavia just as we intended to unite the PC and cellular industries with a short-range wireless link.”

Bluetooth was only intended as a placeholder until marketing could come up with something really cool.

To add to this story, Engineers Sven Mattisson and Jim Kardach were working on the technology in the late 1990s when they realized it needed a catchy name to make it stand out from the confusing plethora of wireless tech being developed at the time. And the concept of 'Bluetooth' was, like all the best ideas, devised over a beer.

According to France24, the two men began discussing history while drowning their sorrows after a disappointing pitch. They "talked at length" about Vikings, including the king of Denmark, Harald "Bluetooth" Gormsson – a name said to refer to his dead tooth. 

The king is most famous for uniting Norway and Denmark, a parallel which delighted Mattisson and Kardach who were "seeking to unite the PC and cellular industries with a short-range wireless link" (which is, of course, exactly the same as bringing warring nations together).

But it isn't just the name that has a surprising history – the Bluetooth logo is also hiding a secret. It turns out the design actually contains two letters, rather than just a slightly insect-like B. What you're actually looking at is a superimposition of the Nordic runes for the letters H and B (below), for 'Harald Bluetooth'.

Direct link to Episode:https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soberchristiangentleman/episodes/S2-EP-3-Are-you-emitting-the-Mark-of-the-Beast-signal--Bluetooth-symbolism--Be-a-beast-finder-e2e4e04

Discussion about this episode

Where are all the Vaxx Shots killers? I have been asked. No, because lots of placebo saline solution was pumped into people because compliance was the most important thing for mind control. This was the largest Psy-op in history. Also, some conscientious nurses and doctors just sprayed the shot in the air, not in the skin. Only 5 percent of the vials in the first round were toxic ( 95% of the vials were filled with saline solution); the 10 percent of the second round kept climbing the active vial numbers percentage with each “booster”. They boosted the percentage of live poison and tech vials in each shipment batch of vials. We know this by websites like “How Bad is My batch dot com”. Being seen to comply would peer pressure the group into mass compliance. They may have figured they would get you with the tech juice eventually.

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I explain in the podcast how to modify your phone settings and use Bluetooth apps to see which signals are around you. It is an alphanumeric number with no plain English name, that is a vaxxed Mac address. Some apps track which numbers come back around. I am not emitting any; my friends who have not been jabbed or PCR tested do not either. But in coffee shops, malls or grocery stores, the signals pill up. Even graveyards.

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Can you direct me to where exactly in the podcast you discuss the details of modifying phone settings to detect Bluetooth broadcasts from human beings?

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App store BlueRadar - Bluetooth finder it will give you the distance to the bleutooth device .

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Have you figured out where it is in the episode? I have to try this on myself and others. Unvaxxed, but I did get PCR’d.

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I have listened to most of it since I asked the question above. Starting just before the 5-minute mark and extending through about the 10-minute mark, he goes into a lot of detail about how to configure your phone, so it is able to detect the 12-digit alphanumeric Bluetooth addresses without proper names, which are the ones that have been attributed to jabbed persons. There are also videos that were on-line earlier (I don't know if they still exist) where a doctor from Mexico did tests and recorded his findings in a group of people, some of whom had been jabbed, some who had PCR tests and some who had neither. That was very convincing, but it may have been scrubbed by now.

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None on me or my wife, at least.

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Good news.

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Thank you for the time mark note. I posted a link to the video from Mexico in Spanish with subtitles, with a second link to an up-to-date interview in English.

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Can you direct me to the link?

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Have you seen the documentary Blue Truth. Scientific proof of MAC addreses comming from the vaxxed and PCRed? In Spanish, with subtitles.

Here is a link:

https://rumble.com/v1zuu8r-blue-truth-documentary-a-deep-dive-into-the-vaxxed-mac-address-phenomena.html

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Just from my neighbor’s house I am getting 18 character alpha numeric signals without names. Do they have to be 12 characters to be considered a result of PCR/vaxx?

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I only see 12 digits; if you see more, that might be level 2 or something. I have not seen that yet. I will look for them.

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I downloaded WunderFind to my iPhone and checked to see. I live in an area of single family residences on half acre lots so I am getting plenty of signals from neighbors and my own, of course. But no 12 digit alpha-numerics. A number of 18 digits. Does it have to be 12 characters?

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He discusses that point after the 10-minute mark. Have you listened to the podcast yet? There is a tremendous amount of information in it, as well as some opinions which you can take or leave.

The main point is that the jabbed people who broadcast a Bluetooth address do not have anything other than numbers in them. They have no English language names associated with them, only numbers. You should be able to find many Bluetooth signals that have an English language name as well as numbers that correspond to their devices.

If you go to a large empty field, you should not be able to find any Bluetooth address emanating from yourself if you are unjabbed and have not had any PCR tests or other injections since 2020. That would be the best way to check yourself currently (according to him and by inference the Mexican doctor he referred to).

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I listened to most of it but I wasn't successful at getting into Developer Mode on my phone but I did download a bluetooth detection app which seemed to work fine so I'm going to go with that and start checking for bluetooth signals from other people, especially vaxxed acquaintances.

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Good stuff. As we figure out how to confirm what they are up to, they change their programs, so the latest updates, block you from being able to use Developer Mode the old way. They are not going away, stepping down or cooperating with us. This is chess moves. I have even seen Blue Tooth Finder apps change over time, and disappear, so take nothing for granted and use it while you can.

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Thanks, all good advice. Time may be of the essence here.

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We'd also have to exclude persons with dental injections going into the empty field.

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It would be easy to have people who are willing to participate, complete a short history form in which all potential exposure(s) would be documented, for example, any history of CV19 jabs, PCR tests, local anesthetic injections for any reason, all since December 2020. One could even include Flu shots since there is some circumstantial evidence that they began placing nano/micro technology in those as early as 2019.

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Good points I agree.

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Agreed. In theory, I just have no evidence of it yet.

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Since there is lots of evidence of tech in the dental anesthetic injections, see @davidnixon on SS for example, for a good control best to remove them. If a fuzzy study is ok....doesn't matter I guess.

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I would like to see a repeatable test showing a Bluetooth signal comming from someone who had dental work done but no PCR or Vaxx.

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Yes that would be good data, sorry I don't have that but my SS posted SEM of personally sourced Lido the other day, no obvious tech but the scoping plans on this sample are not complete yet:

https://protonmagic.substack.com/p/lidocaine-sem-hot-off-the-press

Will also post elemental analysis of that sample soon, once I get it.

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PS, you yourself mentioned dental anesthetics at 4:20 in the vid and say, "it's likely you've been tagged"

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I looked at that David Nixon post but didn't find it convincing. ICBW but how could one be sure that those weren't just crystal formations as opposed to some sort of self assembling tech? I know this has been discussed in other forums, but I just didn't see how one could be sure from what Nixon posted. Clearly, however, everything that Sober Gentleman mentioned about the ability of perp's to put this technology (if it exists) into any injectable is potentially possible.

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In response to your point about the PCR test method, people should realize that there was no medical justification ever provided for why such a deep and penetrating probing of the nasopharyngeal cavity was necessary. It was simply announced as from on high and never seriously questioned. It is true that no properly isolated, purified or genetically characterized microbe was ever produced or provided which could have served as a standard. Even if there had been, it would not have been necessary to deeply probe the nasopharynx and risk damaging the cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone and olfactory bulb. There had to be another reason why that technique was chosen. Several possibilities come to mind. One may be because access to the brain through the short course of the olfactory nerve can be easily achieved.

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I think the point was to install advice in the soft tissue too far up for the body to easily cleanse itself of.

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By "advice" you mean "a device", right?

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Yes. I mean device.

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Well worded!

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I think i peed myself https://x.com/Rodriramosdb/status/1868916553942810864

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That took a while. Must be stubborn like the Irish. Sad.

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I tried to follow the instructions on my iPhone 11 and when I tap on the line where it says iOS Version 17.3.1 it opens up a new page showing the iOS version. Tapping on that 7 times doesn't do anything.

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That is odd. They may have changed the pathway to get to the developer mode for iPhones. Try this... Search for the words unlock developer mode and your version, someone probably made a how-to instruction on it. It is essential to do this, so you can see the hidden Bluetooth signals. If that fails, try some different free Bluetooth finder apps until you see what you are looking for. Of course delete the ones that fail to perform.

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For the techno challenged: Exactly how does one determine if they’re emitting a MAC address?

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I replied below. Thanks for the question.

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If you do a scan by yourself in a field, any alphanumeric numbers must be coming from you.

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FYI: I cross-posted this podcast at my ss site with a short introduction. For completeness' sake I am providing a link to a post I made in July which readers may find useful. It was entitled, Where are we now? (initially, July 2024, updated December 2024) at: https://akajshannon.substack.com/p/where-are-we-now-july-2024.

I am very interested in knowing whether anyone has reported finding Bluetooth addresses emanating from people who have no history of CV19 "vaccine", PCR or local anesthetic injections since December 2020. Given that multiple investigators report finding markedly deteriorated blood in non CV19 vaxxed/boosted persons by live blood analysis (LBA), it is crucial to ascertain whether that degree of blood degradation correlates strongly with Bluetooth address signals (also of interest would be the finding of magnetism and calamari-like "clots"). For further thoughts, suggestions etc. see, Contamination of Human Blood with Self-Assembling Micro/Nanotechnology in the post-CV19 “Vaccine” era (updated) at: https://akajshannon.substack.com/p/contamination-of-human-blood-with.

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Thank you for your contribution. It is the regular Joe investigators who are pulling the strings together to come to some reasonable conclusions. It makes me wonder if professional scientists have been B.S.ing us for a long time, or incompetent or in fear losing their jobs, even though dying to make a living is a short-term plan.

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Hahaha funny you talk about the internet deleting stuff i think they use AI for that.

Been there done that pictures dissapeared from hard drive just like films etc etc the whole net was scrubbeb but i always make several backups in different locations.

I even had movies that the sound was deleted off several copies.

A picture of an to be prime minister who was assasinated totally scrubbed from the net it reapeared 4/5 years later.

just an example of what the USAhadow gov does not want shown : https://rumble.com/v5grfet-mccain-flip-flops-on-gaddafi-from-humanitarian-to-hitler.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

I use a free cloud aswell because your own computer just aint save to store sht Mego.co.nz free cloud storage for those who are looking for some space. Btw search engine if your gov says they are bad ppl ......... use it ! lmao i use a vpn and the Russian browser and search engine Yandex works great all thats scrubbed pops upp wel allmoast all .

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And use the internet archive

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Yes. The Wayback Machine is no longer dependable. WEF and others are deleting the verboten evidence as we speak. Others can do it too.

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