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A regular guy tracked Bill Gates’ phone to Epstein Island using nothing but public data. Not a spy. Not a hacker. Just a data researcher in his bedroom. He bought the same location data brands use to serve you ads. Drew a box around Fort Bragg. Watched higher-level phones... leave the base and drive to a rich neighborhood 45 minutes away. Then followed those same phones onto planes to Syria — under a French cement company front. Same method. Same public data. Years later he pulled the 2016–2017 location data and pointed it at Epstein’s island. Devices showed up. Including ones tied to Bill Gates. He took it to the government. They didn’t want it. If one man sitting five feet from his bedroom can do this with commercial data… what do you think China can do? What do you think the people who actually own the data brokers can do? Your phone never stopped talking. It just never told you who was listening.show more

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Julian Dorey3 days ago

this full episode:

Defiant Ghost3 days ago

Original video by @juliandorey

Christopher Cotton3 days ago

Just a glimpse of the problem ..

James Daugherty3 days ago

You do that kind of stuff and you can end up dead so quick it’ll make your head spin

Desse Heiselt3 days ago

@RealCandaceO @realstewpeters @LemmeReact You all should try this legally track their data to see where they all were at on that day.

@NTJ_EST3 days ago

Correct concern: What are jews at Palantir and those 'Retired' IDF intelligence people starting up USA companies doing with it?

L.3 days ago

@IAM_813_00 Love Julian’s show

constantine eisenberg3 days ago

Can he do the same thing with fort huachuca on the 8 , 9 September 2025? We need his help

ChicagoPatriot3 days ago

I’ve never seen a man who looked like more of a baseball player than this guy

Wokeless Romantic3 days ago

Nice! Kind of icky to think the gov’t is tracking all of us that way. And let’s not forget The Internet of Bodies. Meh…

John Smythe3 days ago

You’re a hacker by definition if you think he did this but also bill gates invented the personal computer and you’re just pretending to be Joe Rogan with your terrible sunglasses on your awful hat

Matthew Thompson3 days ago

@BillGates will sleep forever double tap

Jbentleychef 🇺🇸3 days ago

So.

MoonriseBill3 days ago

Lafarge is a global cement company

CryptoGranny3 days ago

Would it be possible to interview him?

Civil Unrest 1776✝️ “Jesus is King”3 days ago

Wish you guys had some sort of military guy helping with the terminology.

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