Tristan Scott

Just some random guy? No, just some random dude. Oh, my. No, he was working on a movie or something. He was like an actor in a movie. And I don't know. It was a crazy story. But like...

Just some random guy? No, just some random dude. Oh, my. No, he was working on a movie or something. He was like an actor in a movie. And I don't know. It was a crazy story. But like...

Just some random guy? No, just some random dude. Oh, my. No, he was working on a movie or something. He was like an actor in a movie. And I don't know. It was a crazy story. But like...

How – like looking at China, for example, with all of the security state that they live in and the cameras everywhere and I don't know how much 5G they use, but I imagine especially living in the dense metropolitan areas in China – just bringing your little meter out there would make it probably explode with all the connectivity that they have. You know?

How – like looking at China, for example, with all of the security state that they live in and the cameras everywhere and I don't know how much 5G they use, but I imagine especially living in the dense metropolitan areas in China – just bringing your little meter out there would make it probably explode with all the connectivity that they have. You know?

How – like looking at China, for example, with all of the security state that they live in and the cameras everywhere and I don't know how much 5G they use, but I imagine especially living in the dense metropolitan areas in China – just bringing your little meter out there would make it probably explode with all the connectivity that they have. You know?

Yeah. And do you need that? Do you need your washing machine to talk to your smart meter, to talk to your Amazon accounts? Really, do we actually need that? Or is that just a byproduct of the fiat economy and selling us more stuff that we don't need and collecting data that is just going to sell more product to us? So we're big privacy advocates, too.

Yeah. And do you need that? Do you need your washing machine to talk to your smart meter, to talk to your Amazon accounts? Really, do we actually need that? Or is that just a byproduct of the fiat economy and selling us more stuff that we don't need and collecting data that is just going to sell more product to us? So we're big privacy advocates, too.

Yeah. And do you need that? Do you need your washing machine to talk to your smart meter, to talk to your Amazon accounts? Really, do we actually need that? Or is that just a byproduct of the fiat economy and selling us more stuff that we don't need and collecting data that is just going to sell more product to us? So we're big privacy advocates, too.

That's where the tinfoil hat really starts to shine is when you think about all the things that there are, all these smart products and this internet of things and government control, because like the most of this stuff is in China where they have complete to total control and surveillance over everybody with all this technology that they have.

That's where the tinfoil hat really starts to shine is when you think about all the things that there are, all these smart products and this internet of things and government control, because like the most of this stuff is in China where they have complete to total control and surveillance over everybody with all this technology that they have.

That's where the tinfoil hat really starts to shine is when you think about all the things that there are, all these smart products and this internet of things and government control, because like the most of this stuff is in China where they have complete to total control and surveillance over everybody with all this technology that they have.

So when you have your washing machine or your hairdryer that has a microphone built into it, you know, it's just like,

So when you have your washing machine or your hairdryer that has a microphone built into it, you know, it's just like,

So when you have your washing machine or your hairdryer that has a microphone built into it, you know, it's just like,

where does that road lead yeah you know and it might just be for collecting data so they can sell you more products but even if it's just that that's also if it is just that right which it most likely is it's most likely not it doesn't even matter i don't want that i don't want that invasion of my privacy and i definitely don't want to be sold more products so to me regardless of where we stand on the reason for all this it's it's it's not okay and it can't you know change but

where does that road lead yeah you know and it might just be for collecting data so they can sell you more products but even if it's just that that's also if it is just that right which it most likely is it's most likely not it doesn't even matter i don't want that i don't want that invasion of my privacy and i definitely don't want to be sold more products so to me regardless of where we stand on the reason for all this it's it's it's not okay and it can't you know change but

where does that road lead yeah you know and it might just be for collecting data so they can sell you more products but even if it's just that that's also if it is just that right which it most likely is it's most likely not it doesn't even matter i don't want that i don't want that invasion of my privacy and i definitely don't want to be sold more products so to me regardless of where we stand on the reason for all this it's it's it's not okay and it can't you know change but

We didn't even talk about, you know, some of the mind control or you said moving people around. Something that is very factual is like the military does use radio frequencies for like active denial systems. They're calling they use millimeter waves. So active denial. It's this 95 gigahertz crowd. Control stuff?

We didn't even talk about, you know, some of the mind control or you said moving people around. Something that is very factual is like the military does use radio frequencies for like active denial systems. They're calling they use millimeter waves. So active denial. It's this 95 gigahertz crowd. Control stuff?