The Vaccine Contains Your Barcode
From JS
(henrymakow.com)
Sep 16, 2021
https://henrymakow.com/2021/09/the-jabbed-connect-to-bluetooth.html

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It looks like the inoculated are all having their own individual (kind of) IP address which appears on the screen when bluetooth is being activated and scans the surrounding for reachable bluetooth devices.

As you can see I did that for five minutes and the digits change with the ongoing stream of pedestrians and vehicles. The addresses all have the same format.

Twelve digits separated by colon, a mix of numbers and alphabetic characters.

This is definitely not how a reachable bluetooth device looks like on the screen. Normally you get the name of the device and a symbol that shows what kind of device, e.g. headset, phone, car hifi etc.

The more people are around the more numbers appear and the list changes from second to second.

I'm not a pro but I know a little bit about computers and I have never seen anything like that before.

My web research resulted in absolutely nothing except some others who noticed the same phenomenon. The fact that the numbers change with the people passing by only makes sense when these people themselves are the devices.

If true, everybody with a smartphone (except iphone) can see with his own eyes now what the whole C-agenda is about. Everybody can check this by himself. Even the inoculated non-believers can go to the woods or elsewhere where they are alone and try it out. The same number they always see on their screen no matter when they look at it is their own mark-of-the-beast-number...

WB writes

Henry, concerning the MAC codes... I'm a retired federal IT Specialist.

These numbers are definitely in a MAC address format, except for one thing. In a true MAC address the first six hexadecimal characters ALWAYS identify the manufacturer of the device (they will always be the same based on a set manufacturer code) and the last six identify the device itself (such as a network card in a computer... they are UNIQUE based on each device).

So, In this case all 48 binary numbers (each hex number represents four 1's or 0's) seem to be identifying a single person. IF this was just reading cell phones (which I don't believe it is) then you would see the first six hex characters repeating somewhat as to manufacturer... as there's only a limited number of manufacturers in the world...the last six however would be totally different for each phone).

Definitely appears EACH INDIVIDUAL is identified with a 12-bit hexadecimal number.