Covid, 5G, Microchips & Spam Calls [Flock Part 9 by Agent131711]

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Rewind to Covid lockdowns. While our local parks were closed down, swings and slides were covered in caution tape, while grocery store entrances were guarded by security to check for face masks, and while we were trapped in our homes, something unexpected happened. It was so unexpected that we didn’t realize it until it was too late. But how could we have realized it when we were stuck at home, not even driving our normal route to work?  What was that unexpected thing? 5G. These towers rapidly went up across the nation, exactly during the Covid hysteria and lockdown. Exactly when we were in a battle over if the so-called virus came from a bat or was made in a lab (because those were the only two options we were presented.)

Installation of these towers was done sneakily by men who were working overtime, around the clock, while the rest of us were financially panicking due to another week of no employment. The government had no fear that the tower installers would become ill and spread Covid. So, under the cover of lockdown and panic, 5G towers were affixed to schools, churches, and businesses and even hidden inside trees and cacti.  

In the shocking images below, you will see 5G coverage before and after Covid.  Here is Sprint’s 5G coverage before Covid. As you can see, Sprint only had four locations covered and had five more planned. 

And here is Sprint after Covid (2021). 

Here is Verizon before Covid.

Verizon after Covid.

Interestingly, back in 2018, the SEC published a heavily redacted document that said, “Accelerated 5G Deployment Will Help the United States Continue to Lead the World.” In this document, they assure that by installing 5G across the nation, we, the taxpayers, will pay less and get more. (How’s that working out for you?  Have your internet bills gone down? Mine sure haven’t.)

What you will find eyebrow-raising is that in the 2018 document, 2021 was a key date in which all the major carriers will have greatly expanded 5G capacity, meaning the project will have been completed.  2021 was only 31 months after the publication of the redacted document. That’s a pretty tight schedule, isn’t it?  Think about covering the entire nation with 5G towers in such a short timeframe.  Seems unlikely, doesn’t it? 

Not to mention that doing such a thing would lead to pushback and temporary injunctions in court, which would stop the process, but it just so happens that lockdowns occurred 21 months later, which was ten months before the expansion deadline.  And it just so happens that during lockdowns the courts were mostly closed. 

To make sure this happened as quickly as possible, weeks before the nationwide lockdowns hit (2020), the US government agreed to give $20.4 billion in grants (tax dollars) for 5G to be installed via the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF). And packed into the Coronavirus Relief Fund was even more money to expand broadband infrastructure.  

The CARES Act allocated another $150 billion to state and local governments, which many jurisdictions used to expand internet infrastructure. In fact, a deadline was set, which was December 20th of 2020, which just so happened to be right before the master deadline, 2021, which was decided upon back in 2018. 

Why does this matter? Because, if not for this mass expansion of 5G, the police state that is scheduled to go into effect by or in 2030 could not remain on schedule. The wireless internet upgrade, with more towers and no home left connectionless, is required for the AI mass surveillance system. And one of the many surveillance tools on this network is something you probably never even considered…

WI-FI MOTION DETECTION 

Yes, this is a real thing. 

To quote from the Forbes article, “Comcast is turning compatible Xfinity Gateways into motion sensors with a new feature called WiFi Motion, which uses changes in the Wi-Fi signals around your home to detect movement… the Xfinity Gateway monitors changes in the radio-frequency signals between the router itself and any Wi-Fi-connected devices around the home. When you move through the rooms, your body interferes with the signals.”  This is in addition to all of the information your humble little router box is already collecting, which includes a precise household activity timeline:

• Phone X appeared at 7:32 AM.
• Phone X disappeared at 7:59 AM.
• TV connected at 8:40 AM.
• Phone Z appeared at 9:05 AM.
• TV disconnected at 12:00 PM.
• Laptop appeared at 1:18 PM.
• Phone X returned at 2:46 PM.
• A new device connected at 3:13 PM, the same time Phone X connected.

And so on. 

This technology cannot operate on the majority of current routers.  Everyone must be upgraded to the new routers, which are 5G routers. 

As CyberHoot points out, once installed, all of your motions can be monitored by your internet provider. As I will add, your habits can then be monetized by selling them to the highest bidder. The router can work in tandem with our smart door locks because they know when people are coming and going. And if each person has their own unique PIN code or fingerprint to open the door, it’s even better for the overseers of society.  

Speaking of being monitored by internet providers, have you heard of Starlink?  Of course you have, but just in case you haven’t, Starlink is a worldwide “satellite” broadband internet service developed by SpaceX, designed to provide high-speed, low-latency connectivity to underserved, rural, and remote areas where traditional infrastructure is limited or unavailable, because it is exceptionally important that everyone can be surveilled. So you want to know what data Starlink collects?  Obviously it collects all the basic stuff like name, address, phone number, browser type, and so on, but it also collects cookies, pixels, tags, device identifiers, and more.  Do you know what it does with the collected data?  Starlink’s privacy policy describes advertising and analytics partners that can track activity on its website and applications. It says this tracking can occur even when a visitor is not logged into a Starlink account.  Additionally, Starlink says personal information may be shared with third-party partners to help develop and train AI.

Meanwhile, our smart thermostats log temperature, schedules, and whether we crank up the heat on chilly winter nights. Soon these will self-regulate, meaning to save the planet, your home will stay at 65 degrees during the winter and 79 during the summer.  This has already rolled out in other countries. Eventually, paying for heat and AC will be a privilege, and it will only allow you to use these utilities if you have been a good citizen. 

What you may not know is that they also have motion sensors and occupancy detection. Yeah, your thermostat knows if you are home alone or with a friend. Google says Nest sensor information is regularly sent to Google, where it can be shared with third parties. So, let’s say police want to bug your residence. Your thermostat, through third-party data sharing, could tell them when your house is empty. 

Did I mention that robot vacuums are mapping your home?  Did you know the fine print also involves image collection and human detection data? 

Do you now wonder what happens with that data? 

Just wait—it gets even more frightening—Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) is the technology new televisions use. The TV itself can analyze and interpret what is on the screen as well as the audio associated with it, and, like Leonardo, it too uses this information to create a “digital fingerprint.”  The cartoons your kids watch on Sunday morning, Hollywood movies, documentaries, podcasts, a conspiracy video, games running on the PS4 that is connected to your TV, screencasts, even some late-night pornography—it will all be your fingerprint. 

As of five years ago, this technology was used by 24 leading television makers, which includes Amazon Firestick and Roku, and I’d bet my bottom dollar this same tech is in our phones, tablets, computers, and anything with a screen. 

But to get back to the topic we were discussing, 5G was an imperative step in creating the cage around us, so let’s discuss this more. 

COVID

I wrote back in 2024 that being forced to wear face masks in public was not simply to humiliate us, nor was it to see if we would comply, nor was it to promote the virus hoax. Those were just bonuses. What I told you back then sounded so crazy that it was difficult to believe, but it makes perfect sense now, doesn’t it? Perhaps you didn’t read that article, so let me tell you what I wrote. 

The original plan was for us to be monitored through digital ID, which would be tied to our fingerprints, which cell phone manufacturers have been testing for quite a while now by offering “password-free unlock”  / fingerprint unlock.

The other idea was facial recognition. Then the overlords had a revelation, and it was a massive revelation. That revelation was that while facial scans and fingerprint scans were really great, there is something even better: retina scans. They claim that fingerprint scans and even facial recognition aren’t foolproof, but retina scans are, because retinas never change and can be scanned with a quick glance at a camera. 

Despite being called “retina scans,” they’re not exactly scanning your retina, per se. What they’re scanning is blood vessel patterns in each eye, and, according to their documents, no two people have the same patterns. There are additional benefits, such as the ability to scan in low light and being able to scan even if someone is wearing glasses. But this presented a problem. The problem was that the AI cameras had been built for facial scans, not eye scans, but artificial intelligence is called “intelligence” because it can learn, so if there was a way the cameras could be trained to scan retinas, this would solve the problem. But how do you get existing cameras to learn to read eyes and ignore the rest of the face?  Answer:

…you cover the rest of the face….

Now all that’s left is the eyes, so the cameras are forced to zero in on them.  It’s diabolically brilliant, isn’t it?  And now that you know, isn’t the reason for face masks so painfully obvious? Yet we all overlooked what was, quite literally, right in front of our noses this whole time…

Perhaps this explains why they didn’t care what kind of mask you wore; it could be cloth, a knit scarf, a surgeon’s mask, or anything you want, as long as the only thing showing is your eyes, therefore forcing the camera to scan only those.

MICRO-CHIPPING  

So, the pandemic happened, and a huge portion of the world rushed to get injected with vaccines.  Some people got numerous injections. It didn’t take long for the most bizarre thing we have ever witnessed to begin happening. That thing was that many people began emitting MAC addresses.  By definition, a MAC address is “a unique 48-bit hardware identifier permanently assigned to a network interface controller by its manufacturer, serving as a device’s physical ‘name tag’ on a local network.”  So it’s basically a MAID, and exactly like a MAID, a MAC address remains constant throughout the device’s life.   [For more on this topic, watch the documentary Blue Truth at https://videos.sb-library.com/w/qn5oiHr2CDHYvZC1LmbvFu  or https://www.bitchute.com/video/FVKKSbd5ieyi ].   Here is a short video explaining the quite real, quite bizarre issue. 

Of course the media says this is just a hoax; nobody ever emitted a MAC address, all of the journalists and scientists are fools, and the vaccines are not causing this odd phenomenon, but what’s interesting is that all the way back before 9/11, Rockefeller wanted to RFID microchip everyone [see video: https://videos.sb-library.com/w/v8jpcFwiAGXJA3XovzVqCb or read The Secret History of Microchipping]. 

If you are finding this too hard to believe, please read Cell Towers & the NIH Contract You’ve Never Heard Of.  Even if you believe it, you should still read that piece. It’s the true story of David Larson, who, in the early 1990s, discovered he was being experimented on by the NIH and that the technology was connecting to communication towers that surrounded his home. Through research, David came to learn that those towers happened to be controlled by individuals affiliated with the NIH. It sounded so crazy back in the 1990s that, for the most part, Mr. Larson was chalked up to being a rambling nutjob. 

By or in 1995, which was right after Larson discovered the NIH was tracking people using communication towers, the Stingray surveillance device was being used by law enforcement in America.  If you’re not familiar, the Stingray is a cell site simulator. In plain English, it’s a gadget that mimics a cell tower. Once a phone connects to it, the Stingray can track the user’s precise location (often within a few feet), collect metadata such as call logs and text messages, and intercept the content of calls and data transmissions.  

The Stingray was originally developed for military and intelligence, but, like everything else, it was deployed against the American people. Of course, law enforcement says it’s just for catching bad guys, so it’s ok. But the thing is, it’s not just for catching the bad guys because, unlike traditional warrants that require carriers to hand over records, Stingrays allow officers to bypass the warrant process and bypass the carrier entirely. Not only is there no approval process for the collection of this data, but there is also no specific individual from whom data will be collected because the Stingray, just like Flock, Axon, and Leonardo, is a dragnet that collects data from all devices in the vicinity, including those of innocent bystanders. This has sparked Fourth Amendment legal challenges regarding privacy and the requirement for warrants, but the Constitution doesn’t matter when it comes to data collection.  

Although law enforcement claims Stingrays are a great thing because they protect the populace, the FBI went to great lengths to prevent the public from having knowledge of cell site simulators. They went to such lengths that they even required state and local law enforcement agencies to sign nondisclosure agreements before purchasing the technology, which is probably why you have never heard of Stingrays. Yet this tech is so old that I was in high school when they began rolling it out! I’m now in my mid-40s with adult children! 

In 1997, Google was founded and would soon offer a “free” search engine.  

Then, in 1999, the Auto ID Center was established “as a not-for-profit consortium to develop a system for using the Internet to identify goods anywhere in the world.” They already knew exactly what was required to give humans an Electronic Product Code (EPC), a code that would link us to the internet. Let that sink in for a moment: human beings getting a product code…

This concept of chipping us is not some screwball idea that some 45-year-old tinfoil-hat idiot came up with while eating ramen noodles in his bedroom in his parents’ basement. This is instead a very real idea that some evil elites came up with while implementing their agenda to control the world and further enslave us.  

On the 4th of February, 2004, Facebook came to be, but what I didn’t tell you is that two months later, Gmail was launched.  Of course, Gmail provides us with free email for a reason, and that reason isn’t kindness. 

The following year, on Valentines Day, YouTube, the company that lets us watch free videos, was founded.  How sweet of them!

Then, at some point between 1990 and 2005, another thing came to light, literally. This thing was streetlights. More specifically, that the streetlights were spying. As I wrote many years ago, these streetlights (and parking lot lights too) are able to see, hear, and record, then transmit all of that data.  

And nobody in the public would ever have any clue because they are cleverly designed to look like normal lights. 

As I said back then, these streetlights are part of the smart cities technology collection. 

Do you recall how I mentioned the 2018 redacted document that said 5G must be deployed across America and 2021 was the deadline?  Well, these streetlights are more than just lights. They are also 5G stations. 

So, while it looks like your city is installing new lights, what they are actually installing are 5G hotspots and continuous-record surveillance technology, and this system will be tied to digital ID, which will require retina scans (biometrics). Through a single event, a so-called pandemic, the hard part was accomplished, and the cameras were trained to scan eyes; meanwhile, the motion detector Wi-Fi routers are already going in homes to complement the occupancy monitoring thermostats and floor plan mapping vacuums. All of that has been checked off their list. 

SPAM CALLS

Now let’s take it a step further. Governments worldwide are currently on a mission to stop spam calls, or so they claim, in unison.  While you may hear this and think, “Praise God!” because we are all tired of these calls, what you might not realize is that all of these governments are claiming the solution is a phone registry, meaning just how you register your vehicle, you will register your phone’s SIM card.  

And don’t think you can dodge this by taking the SIM out and popping in a new one because now all SIMs are turning into digital eSIMs, so there will be no physical SIM. The SIM will be a part of the phone itself. That said, the idea that this will stop spam calls makes no sense. If you have ever looked into the spammers, they operate out of call centers primarily located in India (check out Jim Browning’s YouTube channel. He hacks into their computer systems and exposes them). So forcing people in America, Mexico, Britain, Australia, and so on, to register phone numbers will have no impact on international call centers operating entirely, or almost entirely, out of India. Additionally, these call centers do not use cell phones. They use Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) computer calls, so there is no SIM card. 

And it isn’t even India behind this scam. India is only being hired because it is cost-effective and there are few legal repercussions. So who is behind the scams?  Well, when Trilogy Media investigated Indian scammers targeting Americans, they ended up at the lowest levels of the Chinese mafia.  See, I told you the mafia runs everything, and all nationalities of the mafia work together (read Pizzagate.)

But to get back to spam calls:  this phone registry is only the first part of the plan. To ensure terrorists are not getting phones, just like when you purchase a gun from an authorized dealer, the phone company will perform a background check by checking each applicant versus the database of so-called terrorists. Not only does this mean you can be rejected from owning a phone, but it also means once your phone is tied to your identity, you can be arrested for a text, a Twitter post, an article you wrote, or a meme. When all of this goes into effect, everything from our phones to our own eyes will be on file with the government and a variety of shadow entities, and it will all be tied to our ability to use the internet or a bank account.  It will be tied to our ability to cash a paycheck or buy groceries.  Tragically, this is only a part of what is coming down the pipe. 

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