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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Welcome curious minds to Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips and the campaign "Bring DIOSDADO to justice. Bring DIOSDADO to the US".

Reinaldo Aguiar: My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and today is June 24th, 2025, and it's about 7:40 PM central time here in Katy, TX, Texas, 77494.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to, I'm going to make this video short, because I I'm planning to go to Austin tomorrow to try one of Elon Musk's Robo-taxis , I want to get into one of those things ... kidding I'm just kidding.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is the second part of the video that I started today. And at the end of the last video, we were talking about online things like queries, search queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And we were talking about this observation that I made a couple of years ago when I was working on the e and what [00:01:00] the KOL-Vaccine is exactly, is documented in the website. And everything that I'm going to talk about here today is documented in the website. The address is spy held.org/evidence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's translated into , 17 languages. To recap so where we left off this morning was on the topic of shopping queries. In Google Google Shopping queries specifically. And I concentrated on Google because I know it from the inside. I used to work there in the ranking search ranking team.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also because Google dominates that market. Although that word is a forbidden word. Nobody likes to say they dominate the industry because of anti-competitive laws, but if you look at it objectively. Pretty much everybody uses Google Search .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the importance of the shopping queries is twofold.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One is the monetary importance, of course, on the search game, the queries that are really monetizable. There are two types of queries that are monetizable. Basically, ones [00:02:00] are shopping queries. When the user is looking for a product. Because those queries have a lot of competition and a lot of advertisers, like online merchants, they place ads on Google search and they pay for clicks or for conversions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that allows Google to monetize that. And that's the main revenue source of Google Search. And the second type of queries that are monetizable are queries that are basically people looking for either information about a problem they have or a situation and that the solution to the problem or situation is either a service or a product. So maybe you're not looking directly for the product, but you have a situation like you, I don't know, you're sick and have certain symptoms. That, that query might, that funnel might result in you buying a particular medicine or a particular prescription or going to a doctor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And those queries are monetizable. So that's the importance of the shopping queries. Like the that's how search is monetized [00:03:00] basically. And, controlling the full spectrum of all the shopping queries basically gives a revenue stream that is immense particularly in this situation in which Google holds a big chunk of the market worldwide in Search.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other reason why the shopping queries are important is because when people are shopping for something is an opportunity for this criminal network to introduce something into their homes. A bug, a device, something . A tracker. So that's the second angle. So that's where we left it at this morning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, the observation that maybe the shopping queries have been split. How do people call that when two companies concert to not compete with each other? That has a name. I don't recall what it is in English right now, but, and it is a crime.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a crime in most countries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the observation led to the suspicion that maybe eBay and [00:04:00] Amazon had split the query spectrum in shopping queries into two segments. The head of the distribution and the tail, and basically Amazon took the head of the distribution and allegedly, or possibly, this is a hypothesis based on observations and measurements that I did two years ago, but it's, I'm saying this just as an invitation for law enforcement to check it out because maybe it's something . Back in those days, I observed that the queries seemed to be split in a fashion where Amazon would dominate for most of the head queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Most of them, like the big majority of the head queries, are taken by Amazon. If you remove the Wikipedia page of the product and you remove the manufacturer or the most prominent manufacturers and you live only online stores within that segment of results or that subset of results, Amazon dominates the head queries and eBay seems to dominate eBay and all eBay controlled companies, Kijiji , Craigslist , they have [00:05:00] I don't know, 50 different companies that are in that space.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Them together dominate the tail of the distribution .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the observation was that, it led to the idea that maybe they were concerting to do this. And maybe it implies some sort of collaboration. Internally from Google at some level. Not necessarily company level, but maybe there's somebody in Google that is making this possible, because Google has its own shopping product, Google shopping that, it's a failure in terms of any metric you look at it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When was the last time you bought something on Google shopping. Or when was the last time that you did a query in Google for a product, a specific product or type of product? And the first result was a Google shopping result. I'm not talking about the carousel .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the, there's a widget that for some queries, shows up. With Google Shopping products. But that's, that doesn't really count because the triggering rate of that widget is very small. I'm [00:06:00] talking about the web results. Like the organic results, which are the ones that matter, because those are the ones that are used not only in web browsers, but like in other products like Google Assistant or voice queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the ones that matter are the web search results, like the main results. Those are the one I'm referring to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's where we left it this morning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for this session, I want to talk more about something that's related. It's something that is documented on the website and I'm going to give you a pointer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you go to spyHELL.org,

Reinaldo Aguiar: okay, so if you look for NAVBOOST if you can please write down this word NAVBOOST it is spelled N as in Nicole, A V as in Victor, B-O-O-S, T as in tango.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's very well documented what I'm going to mention here. So please check this out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in this session, I'm going to basically go over the main idea or allegation . And I'm going to mention individuals that have been [00:07:00] flagged by the pipeline related to this specific instance within Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To give a short introduction of what this is about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: NAVBOOST is a signal used within Google, and, I'm not going to go get into the details of how the signal works, and I used to work in that project at Google. I'm not going to get into the details of how that signal works because, I have to be respectful of the intellectual property of the company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I'll say this, it's a very important signal for Search. And this is a well known fact, like many people outside of Google know this, that this signal is important. So much so that back in the days we ran ablation experiments. Ablation experiments, meaning experiments in which, you test the precision of the system of Google Search. Using A sample of thousands of queries in a systematic, scientific way, that we had.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so in this experiment set-up , we would have two sides. In one side, we would like basically run the queries against production, and then on [00:08:00] the experiment side would be production, but with the NAVBOOST signal, this one that I'm describing, turned off, completely ablated from the system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then you compare and see what is the difference between the two. Are the queries better? Are the queries worse? Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The result of these ablation experiments back in the day where that the precision loss was about 89%, 90%, it was a tremendous loss of precision, and this was just only counting the direct effect of the ablation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's other second order effects. Like for example, this signal is used for a span detection by offline pipelines . Those kind of second order effects are very hard to measure because you cannot measure the effect that a spam will have on the system , if the system is unprotected and attacked with a spam by spammers for say, three months.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's an experiment that is very hard to run. Like it's impossible to run that experiment basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So only on the direct effect side of things, the precision loss was like 90%. So imagine what it would be after a few months of [00:09:00] exposure to spam, without the protections that are derived from the signal, it would be a disaster for the precision of the system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this was a very, IS, a very important signal for Google and it's used in many different contexts. Not only in search, but it's used in a lot of other places.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What happened was and, i'm going to go a little bit back in time here that I believe this code was stolen by this criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they did it in different ways. And I think one of the ways, I'm not saying that they stole it from my Google work laptop , exclusively, but they stole some of the code and ideas from my work computer because I was working in a project that used NAVBOOST. But they also stole it because they got agents inside of the company and they got engineers working directly in this code, and they stole the code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I believe that this was related to Liana Technologies. And I think that theft is what allowed Liana Technologies to develop the technologies they have today to attack Google and to [00:10:00] manipulate search results in any, they, they basically manipulate the results as a puppet. There's no other. Better way to say it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They can change the results on the fly, like in a matter of seconds. They can make things trigger widgets and remove results. Like they can do anything they want with it. Not necessarily because they have people from inside doing it for them, but because they stole the NAVBOOST code, they understand how the ranking works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then they built this immense automated system that they run from different places in the world that attack Google using a combination of Wikipedia, Akamai, and their own proprietary technology they developed having the NAVBOOST code captured having captured the NAVBOOST code. So over the years that I've been in this process of I've been trying to do a startup for many years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is what, since 2006, I think is when I started trying to do something in this space. And this is what brought [00:11:00] the attention of Pierre Omidyar, Elon Musk, Travis Kalanick, and those people to me. And they decided at some point to imprison me in Katy, TX. With the help of the Venezuelan intelligence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: During this process the dynamic, and this is described a in a demo, I'm going to post a link in this description of this video it is very well described in a demo that I gave in January, 2025. But to give you the short story, the dynamic was always that I would create a startup. And I would create a website to market the product or to expose the product to the public for free, like the classifies website that I made in 2005.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then this network would attack the website by doing a series of different things. And the idea is always to demolish the website in Google search, so it doesn't rank in Google searches. So they attack Google to make Google think that the search results associated to my domains are low quality and they demote their competitors websites basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, I have a lot of [00:12:00] information how they do it. Like I, I basically reverse-engineered their system because I used to work in Google, so I know how the ranking works and I know what they're doing. So I basically reverse engineered this mechanisms that they use the first time I started to work on this reverse engineered version, basically a vaccine for what they do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what I developed and that's what I call the KOL-Vaccine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I started developing that in 2014. When I started developing that on the summer of 2014, a couple of months later, that's when my now former partner appeared into my life and a series of things happened. I, and I, that's when Pavel Shatilov rented my apartment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in that specific instance. I'm going to mention these instances because there's something I'm going to mention that I think could expose DIOSDADO CABELLO in this theft of intellectual property against Google. This wasn't against me. I'm talking about the intellectual property theft against Google of this [00:13:00] precious crucial ranking code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is important because I believe, and this is something that the authorities should really investigate. Please don't take my word for this. I'm, I'm giving you this information as a person that first worked in Google search. Knows the internals of Google search, like I know them like the palms of my hand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I I really went very deep because I love this space, like the search software engineering space and I, I spent countless hours at Google, I will stay until 2:00 AM debugging things and, working and reading the code that the people that came before me wrote and really understanding it to the core.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I, I have a really deep understanding of these systems, this, these internal systems. And from that understanding, I can tell you that I believe that the, this thing that we were talking about at the beginning of eBay and related companies and Amazon [00:14:00] dominating the query space for all shopping queries, which are the most valuable queries, comes from the fact that they stole this code 'cause they're part of this network. As you can see in form211.org. If you enter that into your browser, you will see the form with all the entities that are reported to the IRS that are tied to this network according to Elon Musk's Geo Index, which I captured on September, 2024.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you read that form 211, you'll see that Amazon is there, that Jeff Bezos is there, that eBay is there, that Pierre Omidyar the founder of eBay is there. So I believe, it is my belief that these companies, this network as a whole stole that NAVBOOST code and it was used to draw a tremendous amount of income for both Amazon and eBay and all related companies by artificially inflating the rankings of their pages in Google searches, given that they had stolen [00:15:00] the code. That's the allegation. And all this is explained in this section, in the evidence page that is called "Web NAVBOOST: their end goal".

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So that's the gist of it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's a thing that I think could mean liability , like I think could show connection to DIOSDADO CABELLO, personally, to the theft of this NAVBOOST code from Google. And this is where I have to tell you a bit of my personal story to show how that could be connected.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So what happened was I was working on a website on the classifieds website, and I was wor, I worked on that for years, since 2005 till, and I had different versions, like different iterations of it that I tried to make fly, but every time they killed it by demoting the pages in this way that I'm describing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the key players in that part of the conflict were Pierre Omidyar from eBay. He was the CEO of eBay at the time. The chairman, I don't know what he calls himself. And then this guy GRINDA let me show you the [00:16:00] full name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He looks like, I make fun of him because he looks like yeah, FABRICE GRINDA, he looks like Sheldon, like he's identical. I, I don't mean to be mean, but you can't deny that he does look like him a lot, like even the facial expressions and everything. Anyhow, I call him Dr.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Cooper.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he was involved with an auction website from the late nineties. In South America that was called MercadoLibre and Deremate.com, it was two sites , but then they basically colonized the other. And then him and the other guy is Alec Oxenford, this guy over here, which I reported both of them to the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So then they but in 2005 they were like part of the attacks. But then eventually eBay bought their company and they became part of eBay. And that's, how they became connected to Pierre Omidyar. And then on the after 20 11, 20 12, when I was working on the later versions of the classifieds , they basically [00:17:00] launched their own separate classified to basically demote my pages.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they were already billionaires and they had a non-compete, supposedly with eBay. I mean if eBay bought their site mercadolibre.com, they were not supposed to make another one right. On the same space to compete with eBay. But it didn't matter to them because they were all working for the same network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they created one called all olx.com and they a bunch of sub domains in different countries to basically demote my sites. And I think that Classifieds website is still around, it's like kind of a Craigslist in South America and Europe in other places. So anyhow, on that part of the conflict.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I saw that there were demoing my pages, what I, my reaction was to I knew that the, this, looking at the dimension of this attack, that this was something that I could not tackle alone. And if I went into inside Google and I started filing tickets I could do that. But then I knew because of the scale that Google wouldn't do the people at Google wouldn't really do anything about this, but block the domain.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It doesn't, it [00:18:00] wasn't really a solution that I saw could be sustainable in time. So what I thought of doing was creating a software that would counter their attack so I could show and demonstrate inside of Google what they were doing. So I could have proof basically. So I developed the KOL-Vaccine and this is when Pavel Shatilov came into my life, when my now former partner came into my life.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Salvador came into my life. Salvador Mendez, in a way. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm going to explain what I mean by that. But I think SALVADOR MENDEZ could be a potential liability point for DIOSDADO CABELLO. This is a suspicion I have, and I don't have any way to, to prove this, but I'm offering these to authorities in case they decide to investigate this, they could maybe do it . 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm offering a lead, basically. So what happened was this, the way it played out was this I met my former partner, who's now my former partner. I was in New York and she was here in Katy. So we met, she's [00:19:00] Venezuelan. I'm Venezuelan, and I think I got recommended to her as a suggested friend on Facebook, or vice versa, something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We connected on Facebook and we started chatting and eventually she invited me to come to Katy, TX. And I came to Katy, TX. We started seeing each other and things progressed from there. What I want to mention is when we met. When you meet somebody, the first thing that you talk about is what's your story?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so she told me that she had been married before and she had just gone through a divorce just a few months before we met. And that the name of the husband was Salvador Mendez. And like we talked a little bit about like, when we didn't go into much detail, but we talked a little bit about Salvador and things progressed between us.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then that December she invited me to stay here in Katy, TX for a few days and I came, and when I came, I rented my apartment on Airbnb and I was basically working from here, from Katy, TX. I brought my Google laptop and I was working remotely. Google allowed me to do that from time to [00:20:00] time, so I was working remotely and that's when Pavel Shatilov rented my apartment in Tribeca via Airbnb. He basically trashed the apartment, and I believe he stole the code that was in my home computer . I left that computer in that apartment. I, it had a password. And I thought, naive me that, how could have I imagined that the Russian intelligence was renting my apartment to steal that code that I thought, nobody even knew it existed . The KOL-Vaccine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think that's what happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because, Pavel Shatilov, as I said in the previous video, is marked in Elon Musk's geo- Index. He's now a director and has a prominent position in a department, in a technical university in Moscow that it's related to cybersecurity and, sensitive things that could be tied to intelligence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And his office is marked in Elon Musks Geo Index. So putting two and two together, I know what happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if it's my former partner was part of that [00:21:00] setup, to be honest, I don't know. But the time coincidence is interesting, now I have to say I never met Salvador Mendez.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I've never seen him in person or in photos. She showed me a photo once it was a photo of him like she didn't appear in the photo. And the, she showed me a photo of of herself back of when she was married. And to be honest, she didn't look very much like she looked at that point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The person in the photo didn't resemble the person I was seeing in person, of speaking of her. So those were the data points I had about, about, about Salvador. Another thing that's interesting about, about Salvador. So this is something that the pipeline picked up. Okay, let me show you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. A few weeks ago. As I'm going through all this process and I'm updating this spyHELL pipeline which I've talked about before, and it's documented in the website, it occurred to me that I didn't have in the system, I was debugging the [00:22:00] pipeline and I saw Salvador's entity and I noticed that it didn't have a photo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I realized that I don't have a photo of Salvador, who you know is Gloria's former husband. And he's also important because remember, and I mentioned this before my former partner mentioned to me that her current lawyer which is part of this network and actively participated in basically kidnapping my son, my former partner, told me that the only reason she hired her in this occasion is because she had hired her previously 11 years ago when she divorced Salvador Mendez.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that to me brings a little bit of suspicion because if I know that this lawyer is marked the index and is kidnapping my child, and now my former partner is saying that she was the lawyer that divorced the husband.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have to ask myself the question if that marriage was orchestrated or if that divorce , was orchestrated or staged by [00:23:00] DIOSDADO CABELLO back in 2014 because it's the same lawyer. And I know this lawyer is committing a crime right now. I have to wonder about what happened 10, 11 years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I asked my former partner for a photo and she gave me this photo of Salvador. So she told me that this was Salvador in 2014, on the summer of 2014, just months before the separation. I put this into the pipeline and the pipeline flagged it. Because it seemed contradictory with this document that was ingested by the pipeline, which says that Salvador was born in 1974.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So if Salvador was born in 1974, this picture, and here you can see that, that my former partner really sent me that picture. I'm not making this up, this photo of this man, this is not a 41 years [00:24:00] old man. He could be late twenties, maybe early thirties, so at least 10 years younger than he should be in this photo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that got flagged by the pipeline. Like the age predictor doesn't seem to think that it could match. And I'm not saying this based on my perception . I have an age predictor on a model, a machine learning model. Basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other inconsistency, and this is a manual observation that I'm making.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Is that when I talked with my former partner years ago, and at some point she described Salvador and she said that he was taller than me and she put him at that time around 6'1 - 6'2. And she said he was thinner than me. But in this picture, remember I have that technology. I don't know if viewers would recall when I made a video explaining why foreign agents should not use an earpiece.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have the technology that can infer the height of a person based on objects that are in the photo. Like the glasses that he's wearing, [00:25:00] and the sunglasses he has the model of the watch. There's certain things that it can pick up. And according to my model on prediction software, this man in this photo cannot be taller than 5'11.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he's shorter than me. 5'10 really is where the pipeline puts him, tops. Being optimistic, relaxing the model, , thinking that he could be taller than maybe he's, and I'm 6'0., So that's a second contradiction. And, I did some other, thinking, maybe the model is wrong.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I did some experiments with some photos that I mined from Google Photos of known people with pictures in this bridge . This is a famous bridge, and this bridge is famous. It's, this is a well-known landmark. So I found photos of people, which height is known in this bridge, and seems to confirm the same theory.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like this person in the photo cannot be over 5'11. So there's two contradictions. The height and the age [00:26:00] doesn't seem to match this image. Now why she's telling me that this is Salvador. That's beyond me. Like I, I don't know . Or why she gave me a wrong description of Salvador 10 years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm just telling here what I am observing, but I'm saying all this, I'm not want to make this about my former partner. That's not my goal here. My goal here is to say that their inconsistencies in the story that was presented about Salvador, and also the fact that Morgan Hybner , the lawyer, the criminal lawyer, this lawyer is a criminal kidnapped the child using the parental rights of my former partner.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She was supposedly the lawyer that divorced Salvador and my former partner. Which makes me that, the three things together it's just impossible not to think the possibility that divorce was a staged that maybe Salvador isn't, wasn't, I don't know. I don't know why they would stage that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think, I really think that a authorities should talk to [00:27:00] my former partner and ask these questions because there's a child that is missing, like that child should be with his father. And he was I can sporadically see him now, but he was taken away from his home for 50 days and they refused to tell me where he was.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was a crime.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I really, I want justice, I want justice , I want the people that kidnapped him to pay for the kidnapping because he was kidnapped for 50 days. Anyhow. I'm saying all this, bringing it back to the online topics because if this divorce and Morgan Hybner and all that, if that was an orchestrated move made by DIOSDADO CABELLO or the SEBIN under the orders of DIOSDADO CABELLO to basically enable Pavel Shatilov to steal the KOL-Vaccine code and eventually, as things progressed, to eventually steal the NAVBOOST code from Google [00:28:00] that connects directly DIOSDADO CABELLO to one of what I think could be one of the biggest, heists in history.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you add the total revenue that had Amazon and eBay together on shopping related queries from the traffic they got from Google over the last 11 years, that is a staggering amount of money . If it was obtained by artificially inflating the rankings in Google, using the knowledge gathered by stealing the most important piece of code at Google that makes, DIOSDADO CABELLO a center figure in that heist .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that would be a lot of legal liability. In one shot. So that's why I'm putting this information forward more than anything else.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing I want to mention before, and this, again, this a bit on, on the personal side of things but I think it's important because it could show a pattern. And [00:29:00] maybe, maybe there's another target here .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or maybe it's the same situation. Lemme tell you what I mean. Before I met who's now my former partner, right before that happened, I was in a relationship with somebody in New York with a woman by the name Jillian Walsh. Jillian, G-I-L-L-I-A-N, Walsh W-A-L-S-H. And we were in a relationship for three years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And the reason I bring this up for two reasons. The first reason is that the situation, the personal situation of Jillian Reassembles a lot, the personal situation of my now former partner when I met her, meaning she told me she was just going through a divorce, like right before we met she had kids.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The husband was this man that I never saw a picture of him. I only heard his name a few times, but I never really saw him. The situation resembles a lot Salvador [00:30:00] Mendez. I never really saw Salvador Mendez either. So that, that seemed, and Jillian was, is a prominent agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is also documented in the website. And, there's a lot of things that, that she did, and some of them are hard for me to talk about, and I don't want to get into those here in this video. But I will say that, that she hurt me physically. Like she was part of what I call medical torture against me targeting me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they do this, the Iranians do this, so I cannot compete. With their online businesses. That's vaccine against the competition. I Have that name for that technique. They basically hurt , physically, the entrepreneur infect them with viruses or, prescribe prescriptions that are dangerous or tamper with the medications so the person gets sick and cannot, cannot compete.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they use other more, let's say, non-traditional methods as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Jillian was a fundamental part on that, and it's hard for me to talk about that because it's a form of physical abuse by a [00:31:00] partner. Like it's a, and I don't know if this is a cultural thing, like maybe other cultures don't I don't know because I don't have anybody to consult.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't have anybody to ask this question. But I don't know if if a man from a different culture would not feel ashamed that a partner that a girlfriend, for example, assaulted him physically. It's, I don't know. I, the, I feel guilty in a way. I I was stupid. I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's just hard to talk about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, that's one of the reasons I mentioned it because of the similarities I see between Pierre, who was the ex-husband of Jillian Walsh, who I never met, and Salvador Mendez, who is the ex-husband of my former partner who Morgan Hener supposedly divorced 11 years ago, and who I also never met.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But Jillian is also important because she was a key player [00:32:00] in the theft of that NAVBOOST code. This is documented in the website, but I'm going to just give you a brief idea of how it played out. So what happened is Alvaro Gutierrez, who is an agent, he's Venezuelan, could be tied to DIOSDADO CABELLO, I don't know he's an agent for sure, Alvaro Gutierrez and Silvio Gutierrez, his brother, and his brother is co clustered by the pipeline with Travis Kalanick because he has a startup that it's a health kitchen, like Cloud Kitchens of Travis Kalanick.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he's an agent for sure. So Silvio and Alvaro invited me to a party at a club in New York. It was like 2012, if I recall correctly. And when I'm there, there's a woman in the table next to us. It was Jillian Walsh. And she was like looking at me and like making these eyes like, like she wanted me to talk to her and I did talk to her, but I understand now that was a set up.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like that situation was [00:33:00] orchestrated by this network so I met Jillian.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I went to her table and we started talking and exchanged numbers and blah, blah, blah, blah. And we ended up dating . Fast forward a few months and there's a business trip to Brazil from Google. Google is sending me and a few of my coworkers to Brazil to work with the team, with a team of Googler engineers in Belo Horizonte.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. This team particularly, specifically, is a small team of search ranking engineers that was headquartered in Below Horizonte, Brazil. They they were interesting because they had, they were like university students at some point all, together, and they did a project like in, I don't know, year, say 2001 or something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the project that they did was a search engine for Brazil and apparently it picked up and, it got traffic and people used it and such. And eventually Google bought that search engine, like they acquired a company. And , [00:34:00] they integrated the data they had into, Google, Brazil, but then they absorbed the engineers and they became ranking engineers for Google, Brazil, and they were in Belo Horizonte.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We went there to work with them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in that trip, Jillian came along. Jillian, Michael Schueppert, Hila Becker, Mukund Ha . All of us a bunch of us. And then Jillian came to the trip and we spent the weekend in Rio de Janero. The weekend before the work week.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like we went three days before and we spent the weekend in Rio de Janero, and Jillian was there. And I think there was a pivotal moment because Jillian got to meet the entire Google team, like the entire Google ranking team. And I think, and this is for authorities really to verify, but I think that was like a major infiltration point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like after she got the names they probably got to them. Some of them were already agents and I can tell that by looking at the Geo Index like [00:35:00] she was able to gather a lot of intelligence about the functioning of the team, the dynamics, the people, people in Belo Horizonte After that trip, the people in Belo Horizonte quit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like all of the key players in Belo Horizonte, they left. I imagine they were recruited by the network. In some capacity. So for other companies or for, to extract the knowledge they had about Google. And to maybe steal things , code, , I don't know. So that that's why Jillian is important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, Jillian at the time used to work for a company called SWA Legal , it's a law firm in New York, and this company is very prominent in the network itself. It has the, it's marked in the index and key people in that law firm are marked in the index and the "SWA", S-W-A is a very well known prominence marker in the network. So this is a key point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: At some point last year when I started publishing things on the website, I published a post and it's KeyOpinionLeaders.com, I think, [00:36:00] in which I basically asked openly a question. I was reflecting on how I met Jillian. The same thing that I mentioned about the club with Alvaro and Silvio, and I asked the question does this mean that Jillian, I hadn't captured the Geo index yet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I didn't have any proof, but I asked the question anyways would this mean that Jillian is in on it? Right after I posted that, within five minutes, I'm not exaggerating here, within five minutes, Jillian was erased from the internet, like her profile at SWALegal was removed, like she was a partner.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like I, I checked the website before posting that and she was, she appeared, she had a page in the SWALegal website. Featuring her as a partner in the firm at that point. Mean, last year she was already a partner. When we met, she was like a senior associate, I don't know. But at this point, last year, she was a partner.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I posted this and in five minutes she's gone no, Jillian Walsh in SWALegal anymore. And her LinkedIn profile disappeared and then a [00:37:00] week later reappeared with a different employer. It was just ridiculous. Like it was obviously a reaction to what I posted. That I, that for me was confirmation that she was in on it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, after I captured the geo index and I realized that all the places where she took me, the doctors, she recommended that, things like meditation centers, she took me to, all of them are marked in the index. So I realized, what, what had happened . So that's why I'm mentioning Jillian.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So now let's talk about the key players. So first I'm going to, so Google has many different teams, okay. This session that I'm doing, and I have to say authorities, I have tons of information because I've debugged the attacks of Liana Technologies to Google for years. I've spent years of my life debugging those attacks and creating the KOL-Vaccine which they stole in 2014, and then they stole the new version again on 2023 or 24.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I created two versions of it as I [00:38:00] evolved as an engineer, and the two versions were stolen. The second version was stolen, I think, when Nelson Lara took me to New York to meet with President Leonel Fernandez. And, don't take my word for it. There's a photo. That's me. I had a few extra pounds back then because I could, I wasn't imprisoned and I could eat. The man in the middle is President Fernandez from Dominican Republic, and the man on the right is Nelson. Lara Nelson. Lara took me to New York to meet President Leonel Fernandez to give him a demo of key opinion leaders.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Supposedly he was interested in using it for his presidential campaign upcoming presidential campaign at that moment. And there was an incident where my hotel room got locked before I checked out by a hotel "mistake" and my computer was inside and I was not allowed to recover the computer for half an hour.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I believe they did that to steal the code that I had in the computer, which was the [00:39:00] new version of the KOL-Vaccine. This would also tie DIOSDADO CABELLO to the theft of, and could tie DIOSDADO CABELLO to Liana Technologies, eBay and Amazon, because those were the people that were stealing the KOL-Vaccine all these years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And are the same people that I stole NAVBOOST code from Google . So I think that could potentially, from a legal standpoint , I'm not a lawyer, so I, I have no place to, to give opinions, but it seems logical to me that if that connection can be established and proved it would make DIOSDADO CABELLO a part of the same criminal network that inflated the rankings of eBay and Amazon for years and profited immensely from that intellectual property theft against Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's not only Salvador, Morgan Hybner, it's also NELSON LARA, connects DIOSDADO CABELLO to this intellectual property theft, which I call the biggest heist in software engineering [00:40:00] history.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so as I was saying, I have a lot of, intelligence and knowledge and, information I would love to share with authorities so they can fix Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'Cause Google is broken right now. Right now it's just it's something that can be easily manipulated by all these international actors to change perception of the population. To silence descent, to kill competitors. To demolish any competition in business. So it's important that the Free World recovers Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I hope it's recoverable. 'Cause it is, it's really an amazing company. It was an amazing company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. But for this session I'm going to focus only on a specific team, which is the LOCALWEB team was called back in the days. I don't know if the name is still the same. And a couple of actors that are not in that team, or were not in that team, but are important or could be important for liability reasons, for DIOSDADO CABELLO because [00:41:00] they're Venezuelans and I believe, and they did direct things to harm me physically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, when I say this thing, it's not about revenge or vendetta. It's like I don't care what they did really, but. If they did those things, if they did do those things and it's demonstrable that could mean legal liability for DIOSDADO CABELLO that's why I'm mentioning them . So these two individuals are Alvaro Gutierrez, as I said.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And him and his brother Silvio Gutierrez. And Silvio has this startup called Joy app, I think, which is a health kitchen kind of thing. And it's co clustered with Travis Kalanick, I'm sure, pretty sure that the funding, he got like $25 million in funding for the, for a startup. And Alvaro supposedly got 40 millions 40, $40 million in the stock from OLO when OLO IPO'd..

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I believe those things were really payments, right for acting as agents of Travis Kalanick and Pierre Omidyar. But they're both Venezuelans and their parents are [00:42:00] Venezuelans. And I believe that's the connection to DIOSDADO. The other one is a man by the name of Francisco Godoy. Francisco , just, Francisco Godoy is spelled G-O-D-O-Y.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Francisco is interesting liability wise because I believe in one occasion he drugged me in San Francisco, and I'm pretty sure I know when I say these things, people could think I'm crazy, but I know that if, the real law enforcement agency sees these videos, they will say, yeah , it's possible at least. And I believe that happened at the Fillmore in San Francisco. Like to this day, I don't know how I got to my apartment. They gave me something very powerful, like I lost consciousness for hours. Anyhow, so Francisco Godoy. His wife is Russian and he is a doctor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the last time I knew about them they lived in New York. Now, Francisco Godoy is interesting because he's from Venezuela. Apparently he did some courses in the same university that I went to and that Ana Codallo went to. And he was in the same class as Ana [00:43:00] Codallo. So he knows Ana Codallo, or at least that was the story that was presented to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe they don't really know each other. And they told me that, just so it's, so I trusted him more, I don't know. Could be. But that was the story that was told to me. And he came to the US he went to Caltech and then he worked at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, the JPL. That's a prime interest of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then after that, he moved to Google. He went to Google. But at Google, he was working at, it's a strange team. It's a team that manages an internal hedge fund. For Google. We has so much cash or had so much cash. I don't know, what's the situation today that they created their own internal hedge fund to invest that cash for Google, for all for Google's own profit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's a private hedge fund that only Google is allowed to invest in , something like that. And he was an analyst making investment decisions in that hedge fund, also a prime location for an agent of this network. Stock [00:44:00] market money, cash, Google hey, it has all the ingredients right to make it attractive for this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Interestingly, Francisco Godoy has a brother, Manuel Godoy, who is the CEO now of a startup called Felix Pago, a company in the online payments segment, which apparently is doing very well. And this is a flag because, like knowing this network and how they control all the payment systems in the world, they wouldn't allow a company to flourish in the, in that segment if they don't control it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he is coclustered, the brother Manuel Godoy coclustered with Elon Musk directly. So those are the two non-LOCALWEB Googlers that I wanted to mention. And the other one is Kavita Kanetkar who is a prominent Agent, Indian. She was she was posting as a friend and she took me to a series of companies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In fact, she referred me to Google. She was the one who got me the job at Google. And then she recruited [00:45:00] me later on for Twitter, right when, before Elon Musk bought it. Like she is definitely, yeah. So Kavita Kanetkar this one over here. And Kavita Kanetkar , interestingly also befriended Ana Codallo Gannon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she even went to Calgary to visit Anna once.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: We're going back to the LOCALWEB team. Sorry, the NAVBOOST issue.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. So let's talk about the LOCALWEB team. So the LOCALWEB team was a structured in the following way. There was a sub team in Belo Horizonte. I'm not mentioning the teams by importance, I'm just mentioning them from east to west. Belo Horizont e, in that team, we had a certain set of individuals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we had New York. I was part of the New York team. And then Mountain View. And I'm just going to give you a little bit of context. So before LOCALWEB existed Google had Google search and it had Google Maps. They Were [00:46:00] two different products, okay? And they had two different indices and two different infrastructures.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they came up with this idea. Somebody at Google came up with the idea of, okay what can we create some sort of a hybrid system that does the two things at once, which kind of makes sense if you think about it at the, at first. But I can tell you from an engineering point of view, at this point, I don't think it does really make sense because many technical reasons, it doesn't really make sense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they sold it that way and they sold it. The people at the top of the company bought the idea and they said , okay build a prototype. . If it's better, we'll test it. We'll do side by sides and if it's better, we'll launch it. And that's when I think the property theft happened. And I think probably that probably was proposed that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the property theft was possible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I say This because the protections in Mountain View are higher and it's more difficult to pull something like this off in, in Mountain View. So this is what they did. They proposed this project and they said, we want to do it with the team in Belo Horizonte and the team in New York and a little bit of help from the team [00:47:00] in Mountain View.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But like the main players, the main drivers of this were Belo Horizonte and New York. From the LOCALWEB team. And the idea is we're going to then hook into the web index and we're going to start using signals that web uses to do local ranking. One of the signals that they proposed was building a signal called ENTITY NAVBOOST.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Which was a signal derived from the Web NAVBOOST, which is the signal I was describing at the beginning, that is responsible for, it is basically the ,jewel of the crown at the Google search web ranking team. And so this new  ENTITY NAVBOOST., would Be derived from that signal. The input to compute the ENTITY NAVBOOST. would be Web NAVBOOST.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And I'm not going to get into the mechanics or algorithms or anything like that, but believe me, that it's derived from that signal for a second. For the sake of the argument. Because it was derived from the signal and this was, basically sold as, okay, this is the way, the rationale was if Web [00:48:00] NAVBOOST is responsible for 90% of the precision of web ranking.

Reinaldo Aguiar: By pure logic, if we derive a signal from that, it is possible that we end up with this new ENTITY NAVBOOST signal that could be responsible for 90% of the precision of local ranking. It's just logical transition. A small group of people were tasked with building this prototype of ENTITY NAVBOOST..

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I came into that team. That's when I joined the LOCALWEB team in 2012, right before I met Jillian. Jillian Walsh. The team at the time was composed by Mayur Thakur, Hila Becker, Michael Schueppert, Jack Saal... the name, I can never pronounce it, but it's a very long, complicated name. Mukund Ha, who then left Google afterwards and went to India and of course, founded a food-delivery startup and made millions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he's marked in the index and the startup is marked in the index and Reinaldo Aguiar. So from New York. And we're in a small office [00:49:00] testing things and doing experiments and anyhow because this, and this signal was derived from Web NAVBOOST because of that premise, this team Hila, Michael , Mayur, Jack , Mukund, and myself, we got access to the full NAVBOOST code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like nobody, like this was a super secret piece of code. Like I, I don't know the numbers really, but I can't recall. But I would say at that point in time, maybe, I don't know, I. Forty engineers in the entire company could have had access to that code. Something like that. It was very well guarded .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was called "HIP": high, intellectual property value code. And it was protected. You had to be part of the Web NAVBOOST team to get access to that code, and I think that's why they created this setup of the LOCALWEB team reusing the web index to justify getting that access.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which happened, we all got access, the five of us.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, at that point, what ended up happening was that Jillian [00:50:00] started with her campaign and this resulted in me basically abandoning the classifieds websites completely, and the domains even expired within a few months.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she was very effective, like that was her task. Her task was to get me to abandon. And I did, I abandoned the classified websites and the domains expired. And I imagine they bought the domains. Knowing them. But anyhow what ended up ended up happening was that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mayur .... . So the, we built the system and the experiments at the end, the thing launched. Everybody celebrated, and then everybody left: Mayur left the company. The Brazilians, they left the key people left. And then is when they brought this director from shopping slash payments that I was describing this morning to manage, so they replaced Jeremy Hylton, they put the new director, the Indian director as a director of local and then Mayur left for Goldman Sachs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't know of Mayur for two [00:51:00] years. So I'm talking now about maybe 2015, maybe, I don't know, something like that. And then Michael Schueppert and Hila Becker became. The managers of the local team. And then Michael was managing Entity NAVBOOST and Hila Becker was managing Google Assistant, the integration with local.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that of course gave Michael access to the clicks, information that he already had. He was in full control of the team, now, there was no Mayur and Hila Becker was in control of the voice queries so the access to the voice recordings, super valuable information as well, because it has intent queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, Mayur goes to Goldman Sachs and he starts working on a search engine for people. To basically do compliance analysis, like try to catch insider traders within Goldman Sachs and things like that. How do I say this? A series of incidents happen, and they're documented on the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I invite [00:52:00] authorities to check them out. But I think, the, if I can give you the short version of this, fast forward to 2024, I captured the geo index. I built the spyHELL , the pipeline, and I start running it. And the pipeline flags all these actors, like many of these people that were involved in all these decisions involving NAVBOOST, ENTITY NAVBOOST, the companies themselves , Goldman Sachs, it's a, it's a company controlled completely by this network and used, weaponized to harm the economy and the country and other countries as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Mayur Thakur, who was my manager in 2012, who hired me for Entity NAVBOOST for LOCALWEB. He's marked in the index, and so much so that he's super prominent. This is his house in New Jersey. You can see that he has the trampoline antenna in the backyard. These are the Antennas the criminal network uses for, multi hop Troposcatter communications .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Basically he has even the antenna there's another, like [00:53:00] one of his neighbors right here on the back has another antenna that you can see. Yeah. So there, there's a lot of information there. The other thing that the pipeline flagged is that Michael and Hila are probably a couple. I. I suspected it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Back in the days even, I filed an HR complaint, and this is the reason why I left Google. Because Michael and Hila, they were getting promoted every year basically. Every six every two semesters, each one would get promoted. Like one time Hila, one time Michael. And Michael is very smart and, he like felt like the promotions were not really I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't see the merit. Like these promotions at Google were, are very hard, like for most of, like for all of us. For the non-members of the PayPal mafia, these promotions could take four years, five years in some cases. And that was the norm. Like it does, that is if you are driven and smart and dedicated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Could take you four years. Three and a half if you are lucky and have a manager that likes you, [00:54:00] something like that. But these people were getting promoted every year. Michael achieved the same level that Mayur had before the age of 30, and Mayur was 42 at that point or something. So to give an idea of the injustice of this promotion system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I complained and basically said in my complaint, look, Hila is getting promoted because I think she's in a relationship with Michael. And because I'm not in a relationship with Michael, it's a reverse discrimination. Because I'm not in a relationship with Michael. I'm not getting promoted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course nothing happened with that complaint. After I made that complaint, Michael strangely announced that he was gay. And it started supporting, LGTB causes, and and there's nothing wrong with that, but the timing seemed strange to me that I make this complaint and he comes out right openly, like a week after.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the complaint was supposed to be confidential and it was handled by a third party company that, precisely to keep it con [00:55:00] confidential. So it always puzzled me how, how he knew anyhow, a lot of data points. And so the pipeline puts them together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was one that, this more an anecdotal observation. There was one instance, right when, in one of these times that we went to Belo Horizonte a few times. In Brazil, in one of those occasions. We are in the hotel. Arriving to the hotel after work. And there are a few ladies, girls, of our age in, at the bar.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I was with Michael and Hila. We were eating . And I said, Michael, like, why don't we go talk to those girls? Let's go. And Hila's face turned red, like she was going to explode. And then Michael tells me, Michael is very sweet. This is sweet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's a sweet guy. Like he's, he is a very likable guy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Michael, tell me yes. Let me pick up my wallet from the room and I'll come knock on your door. I went to my room to drop off my bag. And then in five minutes Michael comes and knocks on the door and ..He is I'm not feeling very well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: "That's food we ate..." and he made some [00:56:00] excuse and excused himself and left.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we didn't we didn't go to the bar to meet the girls, but it was obvious to me that Hila was jealous. Like she was upset, that the possibility of Michael going and talk to these girls. So that's, that was the first time I started suspecting it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But now having the GEO index and the pipeline and, the statistical analysis software I developed the pipeline puts them together as a, as an item. Which is dangerous because if, they're both part of the network, I'm pretty sure given the data that I've captured from Elon Elon Musk, if they were working together from the beginning being a couple not disclosing that relationship with the ...With the intent of getting a handle on that code and that data for the network. I just think it makes the thing much worse. Like legally speaking, so that's why I'm mentioning it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay so far we have Mayur Thakur. His address, that address that I showed you, the picture is 120 West Hobart Gap Road in Livingstone, New Jersey. [00:57:00] Falls in Financial channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Michael Schueppert and Hila Becker. The couple probably working together. We have Elizabeth Raid. She was very high up. She was the manager of the director, basically, and she was in New York at the beginning, but then she moved to Mountain View when she got promoted to a certain position. She's also marked in the index and she is, flagged by the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now. Then we have an interesting character, Oksana Yakhnenko . It's spelled the last name. So the first name is O-K-S-A-N, as in Nicole, A.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Last name Y-A-K-H-N-E-N-K-O. Oksana is interesting because she has been following me around across the country, basically for 10 years. And at some point the eBay lawyer, David F. Hine, was trying to fabricate an intellectual property lawsuit using Oksana.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they were going to make a claim that the key opinion leaders technology was really invented by Oksana. And, I found [00:58:00] even like bogus papers in which their cited Oksana with, keywords related to the medical field and knowledge graphs. Things that I talk about when I talk about key opinion leaders, it was a bogus claim they were setting up and it's I documented everything in the website and.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the other thing that, she also sent me a series of like suggestive messages from time to time even when she was at Google, I think seeding , I think it was to seed some kind of a how do you call that? Like a workplace complaint, like a lawsuit or a sexual harassment, like something like a #MeToo kind of thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't have any kind of interactions of that kind with Oksana ever. So there's nothing to really say. But they were trying they were trying to set me up in, in any way they could using Oksana. And then eventually they moved Oksana to Austin. Where the same city where they have this huge operational base and where Lawson Boothe, the guy from Vital Interaction who was stealing the medical records from all the [00:59:00] EMRs in the United States lives , so they were constantly trying to position her in a position, both geographically and, proximity wise, relationship wise in a position where she could file some sort of suit against me. So she's definitely somebody to look at.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have Leon Lin, somebody they assigned to me as a, as an, as a, so I was the team lead in a small team, and they assigned him to my team.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was his team leader in a way. Leon Lin, his parents are from Katy, TX, he's Asian and his parents' house is marked in the index. And, he's also flagged by the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now we have another interesting character, sepan, S-E-P-A-N-D. I don't have the last name, unfortunately in the system, but Sepan, I think is Iranian, Egyptian, or Iranian, but I think he's Iranian and, there was one thing [01:00:00] that kind of I saw, and I'm going to mention it, I'm not going to make a, I don't, I'm not going to accuse Sepand of this, but it's something interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the website I have documented something that I call the torture chairs, and I also mentioned it in a video. And this is a thing that they did, where Marjorie Broussard, my family doctor ordered a CT scan to map my entire torso , including a previously existing injury I have in my spine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then this network DIOSDADO CABELLO, Vladimir, Padrino Lopez, and those people Elon , working for Elon Musks basically fabricated special chairs that have a torture device in the chair for my office chair here at home. And they tortured me with that chair for years. They made me think that I, at some point I lost the ability to walk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I. I I, going back in in memory I know that when I was at Google in New York , I was suffering from similar pain. And I know that in, in a few occasions. So we had this dynamic at the office [01:01:00] where there, there was, there were desks and each desk had a chair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And these were like Herman Miller chairs very good chairs. And they were all how do you say that? Used like they didn't look new, but there was a chair that looked a little bit better than the others. And they gave me that chair and I had that chair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the observation is the following. I was in this dynamic where I was working from Katy, so I was traveling back and forth and I would work some days from Katy and some days from New York. So when I went to New York, I usually flew in the first flight that I think left at five 30. And I arrived to the office like 10:30 AM 11 sometimes right on, on those Mondays when I came in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I noticed that when I arrived and we had this dynamic with the chairs where like it didn't really matter whose chair was whose. Like you could take any chair basically. But and we had this thing where, you would be sitting on your chair and if you wanted to, talk to a coworker nearby, you would roll on your chair and go rolling, like [01:02:00] basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you were always sitting on the chair. The chairs didn't change owners very often , but they did some times . All the chairs were very similarly worn down except mine that looked like newer. And what caught my attention was that, sometimes I left the chair in another desk and the chair always returned to my desk, somehow, being the newer chair like anybody could have taken that chair because of this dynamic that we had, that you could basically, go and talk to somebody else, you would sit on the chair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this happened many times that I took somebody else's chair, but my chair magically returned to me later .

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, sepan was always sitting behind me. And I've noticed that in several locations. When I came in, if I took the wrong chair, if I took one of those chairs that were floating around right, and was going to sit on it, sepan would take THAT chair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the one that was given to me, but he would make sure that I always sat in the same chair, he would take that chair that was a little bit newer than the other [01:03:00] ones and take it with one hand and take the one that I was about to sit on with his other hand , get it away from me and put the newer chair behind me .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I sat on the newer chair consistently. I have to be honest, back on the time back at the time, I took it as a silly me. Like I, I don't know. Naive Reinaldo. I took it as a compliment or a sign of respect. Like he was being respectful that I was more senior than him, like in the engineering ladder.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, he wanted me to have the better chair . But, looking at it now, going back and reviewing that sequence. That, that, the consistency of it, my suspicion is that chair had this torture device and he knew it. And he was just making sure that I did not sit on a non torture chair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That I did not sit on a non-torture chair. It's a hypothesis. I, I don't have any proof, like I don't have a photo of him, manipulating the chair, installing the device, but [01:04:00] it's one of those things. Like it's just too I. It is too, it fits too perfectly into how the network operates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, like the reason why they did the thing with the chairs is just so I had back pain and I couldn't compete because, if I cannot sit , I cannot write code. But that's what they thought. Anyways so yeah. So we have Sepan now we have another that's Stepan.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We have another character named Tyler. Tyler is an interesting character. He came to the team, late 2017, maybe early 2017 . And he's interesting because if I describe him to you, he would look like a Goldman Sachs guy. He didn't fit the typical ... what other Google engineers looked like, like he wore a Rolex and he wore these dress shirts and.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As if he was working in a bank and he came from a bank, actually, but at this point where he joined the team was already super infiltrated. So I know that they wouldn't hire somebody into this team at that point, based on the data that I'm seeing in the Geo Index, he had to be an agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't have the last name right. But putting two and two [01:05:00] together. Like the orchestration of things that they did. Like four months after he came in, they took me to Goldman Sachs. So I, I think he, he is probably in it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's another lady by the name Morral, I think is M-A-R-R-A-L, I think is spelled that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She was very close with Oksana and she's Eastern European. Then she was also a later acquisition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a Steven Fortune, the. The inventor of the Fortune algorithm. He was hired by the team, he was put under Michael, and I was assigned as his mentor. And this is relevant. There's a whole entry in the website about, ruses that David F. Hine orchestrated to file an intellectual property claim or to dispute a potential intellectual property claim if I filed one, that involved a Steve Fortune and Paul McCartney to give you an idea of the level of resources these people have. So I suggest if [01:06:00] you have time, please, check it out in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's also Matthew Laflower, I don't know how to spell the last name. And Louis, L-O-U-I-S, Ryan, both are flagged by the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yihua Wu who was at some point, my manager is flagged by the pipeline. I think he's Chinese.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mukund Ha, we talked about him before. He was very thight with Mayur Tha kur. He was the protege of Mayur Thakur after Michael. And the other one important, Alex Pine he worked in indexing and he was put to work with me to learn indexing from me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he is also flagged by the pipeline. So these are the main players in New York. In Mountain View. There's the Indian director that I don't have the name of, but he's definitely an agent. Alex Vod VOD, V as in Victor, O as in Oscar, D as in Delta. He's Russian. Definitely an agent, not because he's Russian, but because he's an agent. Eugene, Russian [01:07:00] as well. And David Cardoze, C-A-R-D-O-Z-E.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And from Belo Horizonte: david Reis the last name is REIS, Andre Nacul, N-A-C-U-L. And Ranveer Kumal, who is Indian, but was living in Brazil. Is it spelled R-A-N-V-E-E-R. That's the first name. And the last name, I think it's K-U-M-A-L or K-U-N-A-L. I'm not sure which one is the right spelling.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the team. And they, they're all being flagged by the pipeline. So you know this is an interesting I think it's an interesting lead right because of the potential implications. So I really pray that law enforcement first, sees this video, gets this video somehow.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Secondly, that they really take the time to, to understand the implications. [01:08:00] Because beyond the illicit money and beyond, the financial crimes and all those things the biggest danger here is that, 90% of the population relies on Google for information. And if they can control it, if this criminal network can control it at will, then they can control what people think and their decisions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's very dangerous. And I'm saying this from firsthand experience, unfortunately. So I'm going to, I'm going to cut this session here. But as I said before, I have. Enough technical information to give law enforcement that I could be talking nonstop for a month. And I bet you that it will be useful.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's many different, this is just one team. There's many different teams within the search stack that are compromised, that I know , are compromised, because I've seen, so what Liana Technologies does is that, they have a series of attacks that already standardized and the different attacks target different parts of [01:09:00] Google search, different parts of the stack exploiting different vulnerabilities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So to fix Google, really you would need to, to, of course purge all the agents from all these teams, I'm guessing. And secondly, you'll have to get existing noncompromised engineers. To fix all these vulnerabilities that have been injected in all these different subsystems, because some of these are, were a real bugs that they found, but some others were injected like deliberate vulnerabilities injected like the /gen204 request I was describing this morning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: EBay knows, and you can see that because if you fetch any eBay page, you can see how they inject things at the bottom of the response, like HTML comments with random things to make it, to make the response, to randomize the body of the response a little bit. So it's harder to find an SSL encryption key, to protect themselves .

Reinaldo Aguiar: EBay knows this, and they've done this since 2006. I first noticed that comment at the bottom of the [01:10:00] Kijiji pages in 2006. So they've known this for 19 years at least. Then Kyle Schultz comes in and makes a request that every web browser in the world uses, every Chrome browser uses that /gen204.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it's hooked into the Psychic the query suggestion system in the other part of Chrome. And everybody using Google search hits that /gen204. So Google, so Kyle Schultz comes and creates a response with an empty response body . That just basically opens the door for this criminal network to decrypt all the network traffic of all those users.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's just crazy to me. So all those vulner vulnerabilities, I believe were intentional and there are vulnerabilities like that in different parts of the stack that need to be fixed. If Google is to be salvaged or saved, I don't know which is the right word, but I really hope it's savable or salvageable. [01:11:00] I don't know. I don't how to say it .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much for your time. And again please I'm begging you. If you want to fix these things at Google, please contact me. I'm at your disposal. I'll do this for free. I'll give you my time for free all the time you need so you can fix Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you 

Navboost
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Welcome curious minds to Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips and the campaign "Bring DIOSDADO to justice. Bring DIOSDADO to the US".

Reinaldo Aguiar: My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and today is June 24th, 2025, and it's about 7:40 PM central time here in Katy, TX, Texas, 77494.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to, I'm going to make this video short, because I I'm planning to go to Austin tomorrow to try one of Elon Musk's Robo-taxis , I want to get into one of those things ... kidding I'm just kidding.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is the second part of the video that I started today. And at the end of the last video, we were talking about online things like queries, search queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And we were talking about this observation that I made a couple of years ago when I was working on the e and what [00:01:00] the KOL-Vaccine is exactly, is documented in the website. And everything that I'm going to talk about here today is documented in the website. The address is spy held.org/evidence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's translated into , 17 languages. To recap so where we left off this morning was on the topic of shopping queries. In Google Google Shopping queries specifically. And I concentrated on Google because I know it from the inside. I used to work there in the ranking search ranking team.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also because Google dominates that market. Although that word is a forbidden word. Nobody likes to say they dominate the industry because of anti-competitive laws, but if you look at it objectively. Pretty much everybody uses Google Search .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the importance of the shopping queries is twofold.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One is the monetary importance, of course, on the search game, the queries that are really monetizable. There are two types of queries that are monetizable. Basically, ones [00:02:00] are shopping queries. When the user is looking for a product. Because those queries have a lot of competition and a lot of advertisers, like online merchants, they place ads on Google search and they pay for clicks or for conversions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that allows Google to monetize that. And that's the main revenue source of Google Search. And the second type of queries that are monetizable are queries that are basically people looking for either information about a problem they have or a situation and that the solution to the problem or situation is either a service or a product. So maybe you're not looking directly for the product, but you have a situation like you, I don't know, you're sick and have certain symptoms. That, that query might, that funnel might result in you buying a particular medicine or a particular prescription or going to a doctor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And those queries are monetizable. So that's the importance of the shopping queries. Like the that's how search is monetized [00:03:00] basically. And, controlling the full spectrum of all the shopping queries basically gives a revenue stream that is immense particularly in this situation in which Google holds a big chunk of the market worldwide in Search.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other reason why the shopping queries are important is because when people are shopping for something is an opportunity for this criminal network to introduce something into their homes. A bug, a device, something . A tracker. So that's the second angle. So that's where we left it at this morning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, the observation that maybe the shopping queries have been split. How do people call that when two companies concert to not compete with each other? That has a name. I don't recall what it is in English right now, but, and it is a crime.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a crime in most countries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the observation led to the suspicion that maybe eBay and [00:04:00] Amazon had split the query spectrum in shopping queries into two segments. The head of the distribution and the tail, and basically Amazon took the head of the distribution and allegedly, or possibly, this is a hypothesis based on observations and measurements that I did two years ago, but it's, I'm saying this just as an invitation for law enforcement to check it out because maybe it's something . Back in those days, I observed that the queries seemed to be split in a fashion where Amazon would dominate for most of the head queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Most of them, like the big majority of the head queries, are taken by Amazon. If you remove the Wikipedia page of the product and you remove the manufacturer or the most prominent manufacturers and you live only online stores within that segment of results or that subset of results, Amazon dominates the head queries and eBay seems to dominate eBay and all eBay controlled companies, Kijiji , Craigslist , they have [00:05:00] I don't know, 50 different companies that are in that space.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Them together dominate the tail of the distribution .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the observation was that, it led to the idea that maybe they were concerting to do this. And maybe it implies some sort of collaboration. Internally from Google at some level. Not necessarily company level, but maybe there's somebody in Google that is making this possible, because Google has its own shopping product, Google shopping that, it's a failure in terms of any metric you look at it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When was the last time you bought something on Google shopping. Or when was the last time that you did a query in Google for a product, a specific product or type of product? And the first result was a Google shopping result. I'm not talking about the carousel .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the, there's a widget that for some queries, shows up. With Google Shopping products. But that's, that doesn't really count because the triggering rate of that widget is very small. I'm [00:06:00] talking about the web results. Like the organic results, which are the ones that matter, because those are the ones that are used not only in web browsers, but like in other products like Google Assistant or voice queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the ones that matter are the web search results, like the main results. Those are the one I'm referring to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's where we left it this morning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for this session, I want to talk more about something that's related. It's something that is documented on the website and I'm going to give you a pointer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you go to spyHELL.org,

Reinaldo Aguiar: okay, so if you look for NAVBOOST if you can please write down this word NAVBOOST it is spelled N as in Nicole, A V as in Victor, B-O-O-S, T as in tango.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's very well documented what I'm going to mention here. So please check this out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in this session, I'm going to basically go over the main idea or allegation . And I'm going to mention individuals that have been [00:07:00] flagged by the pipeline related to this specific instance within Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To give a short introduction of what this is about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: NAVBOOST is a signal used within Google, and, I'm not going to go get into the details of how the signal works, and I used to work in that project at Google. I'm not going to get into the details of how that signal works because, I have to be respectful of the intellectual property of the company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I'll say this, it's a very important signal for Search. And this is a well known fact, like many people outside of Google know this, that this signal is important. So much so that back in the days we ran ablation experiments. Ablation experiments, meaning experiments in which, you test the precision of the system of Google Search. Using A sample of thousands of queries in a systematic, scientific way, that we had.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so in this experiment set-up , we would have two sides. In one side, we would like basically run the queries against production, and then on [00:08:00] the experiment side would be production, but with the NAVBOOST signal, this one that I'm describing, turned off, completely ablated from the system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then you compare and see what is the difference between the two. Are the queries better? Are the queries worse? Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The result of these ablation experiments back in the day where that the precision loss was about 89%, 90%, it was a tremendous loss of precision, and this was just only counting the direct effect of the ablation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's other second order effects. Like for example, this signal is used for a span detection by offline pipelines . Those kind of second order effects are very hard to measure because you cannot measure the effect that a spam will have on the system , if the system is unprotected and attacked with a spam by spammers for say, three months.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's an experiment that is very hard to run. Like it's impossible to run that experiment basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So only on the direct effect side of things, the precision loss was like 90%. So imagine what it would be after a few months of [00:09:00] exposure to spam, without the protections that are derived from the signal, it would be a disaster for the precision of the system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this was a very, IS, a very important signal for Google and it's used in many different contexts. Not only in search, but it's used in a lot of other places.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What happened was and, i'm going to go a little bit back in time here that I believe this code was stolen by this criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they did it in different ways. And I think one of the ways, I'm not saying that they stole it from my Google work laptop , exclusively, but they stole some of the code and ideas from my work computer because I was working in a project that used NAVBOOST. But they also stole it because they got agents inside of the company and they got engineers working directly in this code, and they stole the code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I believe that this was related to Liana Technologies. And I think that theft is what allowed Liana Technologies to develop the technologies they have today to attack Google and to [00:10:00] manipulate search results in any, they, they basically manipulate the results as a puppet. There's no other. Better way to say it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They can change the results on the fly, like in a matter of seconds. They can make things trigger widgets and remove results. Like they can do anything they want with it. Not necessarily because they have people from inside doing it for them, but because they stole the NAVBOOST code, they understand how the ranking works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then they built this immense automated system that they run from different places in the world that attack Google using a combination of Wikipedia, Akamai, and their own proprietary technology they developed having the NAVBOOST code captured having captured the NAVBOOST code. So over the years that I've been in this process of I've been trying to do a startup for many years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is what, since 2006, I think is when I started trying to do something in this space. And this is what brought [00:11:00] the attention of Pierre Omidyar, Elon Musk, Travis Kalanick, and those people to me. And they decided at some point to imprison me in Katy, TX. With the help of the Venezuelan intelligence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: During this process the dynamic, and this is described a in a demo, I'm going to post a link in this description of this video it is very well described in a demo that I gave in January, 2025. But to give you the short story, the dynamic was always that I would create a startup. And I would create a website to market the product or to expose the product to the public for free, like the classifies website that I made in 2005.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then this network would attack the website by doing a series of different things. And the idea is always to demolish the website in Google search, so it doesn't rank in Google searches. So they attack Google to make Google think that the search results associated to my domains are low quality and they demote their competitors websites basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, I have a lot of [00:12:00] information how they do it. Like I, I basically reverse-engineered their system because I used to work in Google, so I know how the ranking works and I know what they're doing. So I basically reverse engineered this mechanisms that they use the first time I started to work on this reverse engineered version, basically a vaccine for what they do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what I developed and that's what I call the KOL-Vaccine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I started developing that in 2014. When I started developing that on the summer of 2014, a couple of months later, that's when my now former partner appeared into my life and a series of things happened. I, and I, that's when Pavel Shatilov rented my apartment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in that specific instance. I'm going to mention these instances because there's something I'm going to mention that I think could expose DIOSDADO CABELLO in this theft of intellectual property against Google. This wasn't against me. I'm talking about the intellectual property theft against Google of this [00:13:00] precious crucial ranking code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is important because I believe, and this is something that the authorities should really investigate. Please don't take my word for this. I'm, I'm giving you this information as a person that first worked in Google search. Knows the internals of Google search, like I know them like the palms of my hand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I I really went very deep because I love this space, like the search software engineering space and I, I spent countless hours at Google, I will stay until 2:00 AM debugging things and, working and reading the code that the people that came before me wrote and really understanding it to the core.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I, I have a really deep understanding of these systems, this, these internal systems. And from that understanding, I can tell you that I believe that the, this thing that we were talking about at the beginning of eBay and related companies and Amazon [00:14:00] dominating the query space for all shopping queries, which are the most valuable queries, comes from the fact that they stole this code 'cause they're part of this network. As you can see in form211.org. If you enter that into your browser, you will see the form with all the entities that are reported to the IRS that are tied to this network according to Elon Musk's Geo Index, which I captured on September, 2024.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you read that form 211, you'll see that Amazon is there, that Jeff Bezos is there, that eBay is there, that Pierre Omidyar the founder of eBay is there. So I believe, it is my belief that these companies, this network as a whole stole that NAVBOOST code and it was used to draw a tremendous amount of income for both Amazon and eBay and all related companies by artificially inflating the rankings of their pages in Google searches, given that they had stolen [00:15:00] the code. That's the allegation. And all this is explained in this section, in the evidence page that is called "Web NAVBOOST: their end goal".

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So that's the gist of it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's a thing that I think could mean liability , like I think could show connection to DIOSDADO CABELLO, personally, to the theft of this NAVBOOST code from Google. And this is where I have to tell you a bit of my personal story to show how that could be connected.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So what happened was I was working on a website on the classifieds website, and I was wor, I worked on that for years, since 2005 till, and I had different versions, like different iterations of it that I tried to make fly, but every time they killed it by demoting the pages in this way that I'm describing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the key players in that part of the conflict were Pierre Omidyar from eBay. He was the CEO of eBay at the time. The chairman, I don't know what he calls himself. And then this guy GRINDA let me show you the [00:16:00] full name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He looks like, I make fun of him because he looks like yeah, FABRICE GRINDA, he looks like Sheldon, like he's identical. I, I don't mean to be mean, but you can't deny that he does look like him a lot, like even the facial expressions and everything. Anyhow, I call him Dr.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Cooper.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he was involved with an auction website from the late nineties. In South America that was called MercadoLibre and Deremate.com, it was two sites , but then they basically colonized the other. And then him and the other guy is Alec Oxenford, this guy over here, which I reported both of them to the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So then they but in 2005 they were like part of the attacks. But then eventually eBay bought their company and they became part of eBay. And that's, how they became connected to Pierre Omidyar. And then on the after 20 11, 20 12, when I was working on the later versions of the classifieds , they basically [00:17:00] launched their own separate classified to basically demote my pages.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they were already billionaires and they had a non-compete, supposedly with eBay. I mean if eBay bought their site mercadolibre.com, they were not supposed to make another one right. On the same space to compete with eBay. But it didn't matter to them because they were all working for the same network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they created one called all olx.com and they a bunch of sub domains in different countries to basically demote my sites. And I think that Classifieds website is still around, it's like kind of a Craigslist in South America and Europe in other places. So anyhow, on that part of the conflict.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I saw that there were demoing my pages, what I, my reaction was to I knew that the, this, looking at the dimension of this attack, that this was something that I could not tackle alone. And if I went into inside Google and I started filing tickets I could do that. But then I knew because of the scale that Google wouldn't do the people at Google wouldn't really do anything about this, but block the domain.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It doesn't, it [00:18:00] wasn't really a solution that I saw could be sustainable in time. So what I thought of doing was creating a software that would counter their attack so I could show and demonstrate inside of Google what they were doing. So I could have proof basically. So I developed the KOL-Vaccine and this is when Pavel Shatilov came into my life, when my now former partner came into my life.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Salvador came into my life. Salvador Mendez, in a way. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm going to explain what I mean by that. But I think SALVADOR MENDEZ could be a potential liability point for DIOSDADO CABELLO. This is a suspicion I have, and I don't have any way to, to prove this, but I'm offering these to authorities in case they decide to investigate this, they could maybe do it . 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm offering a lead, basically. So what happened was this, the way it played out was this I met my former partner, who's now my former partner. I was in New York and she was here in Katy. So we met, she's [00:19:00] Venezuelan. I'm Venezuelan, and I think I got recommended to her as a suggested friend on Facebook, or vice versa, something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We connected on Facebook and we started chatting and eventually she invited me to come to Katy, TX. And I came to Katy, TX. We started seeing each other and things progressed from there. What I want to mention is when we met. When you meet somebody, the first thing that you talk about is what's your story?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so she told me that she had been married before and she had just gone through a divorce just a few months before we met. And that the name of the husband was Salvador Mendez. And like we talked a little bit about like, when we didn't go into much detail, but we talked a little bit about Salvador and things progressed between us.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then that December she invited me to stay here in Katy, TX for a few days and I came, and when I came, I rented my apartment on Airbnb and I was basically working from here, from Katy, TX. I brought my Google laptop and I was working remotely. Google allowed me to do that from time to [00:20:00] time, so I was working remotely and that's when Pavel Shatilov rented my apartment in Tribeca via Airbnb. He basically trashed the apartment, and I believe he stole the code that was in my home computer . I left that computer in that apartment. I, it had a password. And I thought, naive me that, how could have I imagined that the Russian intelligence was renting my apartment to steal that code that I thought, nobody even knew it existed . The KOL-Vaccine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think that's what happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because, Pavel Shatilov, as I said in the previous video, is marked in Elon Musk's geo- Index. He's now a director and has a prominent position in a department, in a technical university in Moscow that it's related to cybersecurity and, sensitive things that could be tied to intelligence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And his office is marked in Elon Musks Geo Index. So putting two and two together, I know what happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if it's my former partner was part of that [00:21:00] setup, to be honest, I don't know. But the time coincidence is interesting, now I have to say I never met Salvador Mendez.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I've never seen him in person or in photos. She showed me a photo once it was a photo of him like she didn't appear in the photo. And the, she showed me a photo of of herself back of when she was married. And to be honest, she didn't look very much like she looked at that point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The person in the photo didn't resemble the person I was seeing in person, of speaking of her. So those were the data points I had about, about, about Salvador. Another thing that's interesting about, about Salvador. So this is something that the pipeline picked up. Okay, let me show you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. A few weeks ago. As I'm going through all this process and I'm updating this spyHELL pipeline which I've talked about before, and it's documented in the website, it occurred to me that I didn't have in the system, I was debugging the [00:22:00] pipeline and I saw Salvador's entity and I noticed that it didn't have a photo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I realized that I don't have a photo of Salvador, who you know is Gloria's former husband. And he's also important because remember, and I mentioned this before my former partner mentioned to me that her current lawyer which is part of this network and actively participated in basically kidnapping my son, my former partner, told me that the only reason she hired her in this occasion is because she had hired her previously 11 years ago when she divorced Salvador Mendez.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that to me brings a little bit of suspicion because if I know that this lawyer is marked the index and is kidnapping my child, and now my former partner is saying that she was the lawyer that divorced the husband.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have to ask myself the question if that marriage was orchestrated or if that divorce , was orchestrated or staged by [00:23:00] DIOSDADO CABELLO back in 2014 because it's the same lawyer. And I know this lawyer is committing a crime right now. I have to wonder about what happened 10, 11 years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I asked my former partner for a photo and she gave me this photo of Salvador. So she told me that this was Salvador in 2014, on the summer of 2014, just months before the separation. I put this into the pipeline and the pipeline flagged it. Because it seemed contradictory with this document that was ingested by the pipeline, which says that Salvador was born in 1974.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So if Salvador was born in 1974, this picture, and here you can see that, that my former partner really sent me that picture. I'm not making this up, this photo of this man, this is not a 41 years [00:24:00] old man. He could be late twenties, maybe early thirties, so at least 10 years younger than he should be in this photo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that got flagged by the pipeline. Like the age predictor doesn't seem to think that it could match. And I'm not saying this based on my perception . I have an age predictor on a model, a machine learning model. Basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other inconsistency, and this is a manual observation that I'm making.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Is that when I talked with my former partner years ago, and at some point she described Salvador and she said that he was taller than me and she put him at that time around 6'1 - 6'2. And she said he was thinner than me. But in this picture, remember I have that technology. I don't know if viewers would recall when I made a video explaining why foreign agents should not use an earpiece.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have the technology that can infer the height of a person based on objects that are in the photo. Like the glasses that he's wearing, [00:25:00] and the sunglasses he has the model of the watch. There's certain things that it can pick up. And according to my model on prediction software, this man in this photo cannot be taller than 5'11.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he's shorter than me. 5'10 really is where the pipeline puts him, tops. Being optimistic, relaxing the model, , thinking that he could be taller than maybe he's, and I'm 6'0., So that's a second contradiction. And, I did some other, thinking, maybe the model is wrong.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I did some experiments with some photos that I mined from Google Photos of known people with pictures in this bridge . This is a famous bridge, and this bridge is famous. It's, this is a well-known landmark. So I found photos of people, which height is known in this bridge, and seems to confirm the same theory.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like this person in the photo cannot be over 5'11. So there's two contradictions. The height and the age [00:26:00] doesn't seem to match this image. Now why she's telling me that this is Salvador. That's beyond me. Like I, I don't know . Or why she gave me a wrong description of Salvador 10 years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm just telling here what I am observing, but I'm saying all this, I'm not want to make this about my former partner. That's not my goal here. My goal here is to say that their inconsistencies in the story that was presented about Salvador, and also the fact that Morgan Hybner , the lawyer, the criminal lawyer, this lawyer is a criminal kidnapped the child using the parental rights of my former partner.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She was supposedly the lawyer that divorced Salvador and my former partner. Which makes me that, the three things together it's just impossible not to think the possibility that divorce was a staged that maybe Salvador isn't, wasn't, I don't know. I don't know why they would stage that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think, I really think that a authorities should talk to [00:27:00] my former partner and ask these questions because there's a child that is missing, like that child should be with his father. And he was I can sporadically see him now, but he was taken away from his home for 50 days and they refused to tell me where he was.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was a crime.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I really, I want justice, I want justice , I want the people that kidnapped him to pay for the kidnapping because he was kidnapped for 50 days. Anyhow. I'm saying all this, bringing it back to the online topics because if this divorce and Morgan Hybner and all that, if that was an orchestrated move made by DIOSDADO CABELLO or the SEBIN under the orders of DIOSDADO CABELLO to basically enable Pavel Shatilov to steal the KOL-Vaccine code and eventually, as things progressed, to eventually steal the NAVBOOST code from Google [00:28:00] that connects directly DIOSDADO CABELLO to one of what I think could be one of the biggest, heists in history.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you add the total revenue that had Amazon and eBay together on shopping related queries from the traffic they got from Google over the last 11 years, that is a staggering amount of money . If it was obtained by artificially inflating the rankings in Google, using the knowledge gathered by stealing the most important piece of code at Google that makes, DIOSDADO CABELLO a center figure in that heist .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that would be a lot of legal liability. In one shot. So that's why I'm putting this information forward more than anything else.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing I want to mention before, and this, again, this a bit on, on the personal side of things but I think it's important because it could show a pattern. And [00:29:00] maybe, maybe there's another target here .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or maybe it's the same situation. Lemme tell you what I mean. Before I met who's now my former partner, right before that happened, I was in a relationship with somebody in New York with a woman by the name Jillian Walsh. Jillian, G-I-L-L-I-A-N, Walsh W-A-L-S-H. And we were in a relationship for three years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And the reason I bring this up for two reasons. The first reason is that the situation, the personal situation of Jillian Reassembles a lot, the personal situation of my now former partner when I met her, meaning she told me she was just going through a divorce, like right before we met she had kids.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The husband was this man that I never saw a picture of him. I only heard his name a few times, but I never really saw him. The situation resembles a lot Salvador [00:30:00] Mendez. I never really saw Salvador Mendez either. So that, that seemed, and Jillian was, is a prominent agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is also documented in the website. And, there's a lot of things that, that she did, and some of them are hard for me to talk about, and I don't want to get into those here in this video. But I will say that, that she hurt me physically. Like she was part of what I call medical torture against me targeting me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they do this, the Iranians do this, so I cannot compete. With their online businesses. That's vaccine against the competition. I Have that name for that technique. They basically hurt , physically, the entrepreneur infect them with viruses or, prescribe prescriptions that are dangerous or tamper with the medications so the person gets sick and cannot, cannot compete.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they use other more, let's say, non-traditional methods as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Jillian was a fundamental part on that, and it's hard for me to talk about that because it's a form of physical abuse by a [00:31:00] partner. Like it's a, and I don't know if this is a cultural thing, like maybe other cultures don't I don't know because I don't have anybody to consult.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't have anybody to ask this question. But I don't know if if a man from a different culture would not feel ashamed that a partner that a girlfriend, for example, assaulted him physically. It's, I don't know. I, the, I feel guilty in a way. I I was stupid. I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's just hard to talk about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, that's one of the reasons I mentioned it because of the similarities I see between Pierre, who was the ex-husband of Jillian Walsh, who I never met, and Salvador Mendez, who is the ex-husband of my former partner who Morgan Hener supposedly divorced 11 years ago, and who I also never met.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But Jillian is also important because she was a key player [00:32:00] in the theft of that NAVBOOST code. This is documented in the website, but I'm going to just give you a brief idea of how it played out. So what happened is Alvaro Gutierrez, who is an agent, he's Venezuelan, could be tied to DIOSDADO CABELLO, I don't know he's an agent for sure, Alvaro Gutierrez and Silvio Gutierrez, his brother, and his brother is co clustered by the pipeline with Travis Kalanick because he has a startup that it's a health kitchen, like Cloud Kitchens of Travis Kalanick.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he's an agent for sure. So Silvio and Alvaro invited me to a party at a club in New York. It was like 2012, if I recall correctly. And when I'm there, there's a woman in the table next to us. It was Jillian Walsh. And she was like looking at me and like making these eyes like, like she wanted me to talk to her and I did talk to her, but I understand now that was a set up.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like that situation was [00:33:00] orchestrated by this network so I met Jillian.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I went to her table and we started talking and exchanged numbers and blah, blah, blah, blah. And we ended up dating . Fast forward a few months and there's a business trip to Brazil from Google. Google is sending me and a few of my coworkers to Brazil to work with the team, with a team of Googler engineers in Belo Horizonte.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. This team particularly, specifically, is a small team of search ranking engineers that was headquartered in Below Horizonte, Brazil. They they were interesting because they had, they were like university students at some point all, together, and they did a project like in, I don't know, year, say 2001 or something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the project that they did was a search engine for Brazil and apparently it picked up and, it got traffic and people used it and such. And eventually Google bought that search engine, like they acquired a company. And , [00:34:00] they integrated the data they had into, Google, Brazil, but then they absorbed the engineers and they became ranking engineers for Google, Brazil, and they were in Belo Horizonte.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We went there to work with them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in that trip, Jillian came along. Jillian, Michael Schueppert, Hila Becker, Mukund Ha . All of us a bunch of us. And then Jillian came to the trip and we spent the weekend in Rio de Janero. The weekend before the work week.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like we went three days before and we spent the weekend in Rio de Janero, and Jillian was there. And I think there was a pivotal moment because Jillian got to meet the entire Google team, like the entire Google ranking team. And I think, and this is for authorities really to verify, but I think that was like a major infiltration point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like after she got the names they probably got to them. Some of them were already agents and I can tell that by looking at the Geo Index like [00:35:00] she was able to gather a lot of intelligence about the functioning of the team, the dynamics, the people, people in Belo Horizonte After that trip, the people in Belo Horizonte quit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like all of the key players in Belo Horizonte, they left. I imagine they were recruited by the network. In some capacity. So for other companies or for, to extract the knowledge they had about Google. And to maybe steal things , code, , I don't know. So that that's why Jillian is important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, Jillian at the time used to work for a company called SWA Legal , it's a law firm in New York, and this company is very prominent in the network itself. It has the, it's marked in the index and key people in that law firm are marked in the index and the "SWA", S-W-A is a very well known prominence marker in the network. So this is a key point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: At some point last year when I started publishing things on the website, I published a post and it's KeyOpinionLeaders.com, I think, [00:36:00] in which I basically asked openly a question. I was reflecting on how I met Jillian. The same thing that I mentioned about the club with Alvaro and Silvio, and I asked the question does this mean that Jillian, I hadn't captured the Geo index yet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I didn't have any proof, but I asked the question anyways would this mean that Jillian is in on it? Right after I posted that, within five minutes, I'm not exaggerating here, within five minutes, Jillian was erased from the internet, like her profile at SWALegal was removed, like she was a partner.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like I, I checked the website before posting that and she was, she appeared, she had a page in the SWALegal website. Featuring her as a partner in the firm at that point. Mean, last year she was already a partner. When we met, she was like a senior associate, I don't know. But at this point, last year, she was a partner.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I posted this and in five minutes she's gone no, Jillian Walsh in SWALegal anymore. And her LinkedIn profile disappeared and then a [00:37:00] week later reappeared with a different employer. It was just ridiculous. Like it was obviously a reaction to what I posted. That I, that for me was confirmation that she was in on it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, after I captured the geo index and I realized that all the places where she took me, the doctors, she recommended that, things like meditation centers, she took me to, all of them are marked in the index. So I realized, what, what had happened . So that's why I'm mentioning Jillian.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So now let's talk about the key players. So first I'm going to, so Google has many different teams, okay. This session that I'm doing, and I have to say authorities, I have tons of information because I've debugged the attacks of Liana Technologies to Google for years. I've spent years of my life debugging those attacks and creating the KOL-Vaccine which they stole in 2014, and then they stole the new version again on 2023 or 24.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I created two versions of it as I [00:38:00] evolved as an engineer, and the two versions were stolen. The second version was stolen, I think, when Nelson Lara took me to New York to meet with President Leonel Fernandez. And, don't take my word for it. There's a photo. That's me. I had a few extra pounds back then because I could, I wasn't imprisoned and I could eat. The man in the middle is President Fernandez from Dominican Republic, and the man on the right is Nelson. Lara Nelson. Lara took me to New York to meet President Leonel Fernandez to give him a demo of key opinion leaders.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Supposedly he was interested in using it for his presidential campaign upcoming presidential campaign at that moment. And there was an incident where my hotel room got locked before I checked out by a hotel "mistake" and my computer was inside and I was not allowed to recover the computer for half an hour.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I believe they did that to steal the code that I had in the computer, which was the [00:39:00] new version of the KOL-Vaccine. This would also tie DIOSDADO CABELLO to the theft of, and could tie DIOSDADO CABELLO to Liana Technologies, eBay and Amazon, because those were the people that were stealing the KOL-Vaccine all these years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And are the same people that I stole NAVBOOST code from Google . So I think that could potentially, from a legal standpoint , I'm not a lawyer, so I, I have no place to, to give opinions, but it seems logical to me that if that connection can be established and proved it would make DIOSDADO CABELLO a part of the same criminal network that inflated the rankings of eBay and Amazon for years and profited immensely from that intellectual property theft against Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's not only Salvador, Morgan Hybner, it's also NELSON LARA, connects DIOSDADO CABELLO to this intellectual property theft, which I call the biggest heist in software engineering [00:40:00] history.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so as I was saying, I have a lot of, intelligence and knowledge and, information I would love to share with authorities so they can fix Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'Cause Google is broken right now. Right now it's just it's something that can be easily manipulated by all these international actors to change perception of the population. To silence descent, to kill competitors. To demolish any competition in business. So it's important that the Free World recovers Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I hope it's recoverable. 'Cause it is, it's really an amazing company. It was an amazing company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. But for this session I'm going to focus only on a specific team, which is the LOCALWEB team was called back in the days. I don't know if the name is still the same. And a couple of actors that are not in that team, or were not in that team, but are important or could be important for liability reasons, for DIOSDADO CABELLO because [00:41:00] they're Venezuelans and I believe, and they did direct things to harm me physically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, when I say this thing, it's not about revenge or vendetta. It's like I don't care what they did really, but. If they did those things, if they did do those things and it's demonstrable that could mean legal liability for DIOSDADO CABELLO that's why I'm mentioning them . So these two individuals are Alvaro Gutierrez, as I said.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And him and his brother Silvio Gutierrez. And Silvio has this startup called Joy app, I think, which is a health kitchen kind of thing. And it's co clustered with Travis Kalanick, I'm sure, pretty sure that the funding, he got like $25 million in funding for the, for a startup. And Alvaro supposedly got 40 millions 40, $40 million in the stock from OLO when OLO IPO'd..

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I believe those things were really payments, right for acting as agents of Travis Kalanick and Pierre Omidyar. But they're both Venezuelans and their parents are [00:42:00] Venezuelans. And I believe that's the connection to DIOSDADO. The other one is a man by the name of Francisco Godoy. Francisco , just, Francisco Godoy is spelled G-O-D-O-Y.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Francisco is interesting liability wise because I believe in one occasion he drugged me in San Francisco, and I'm pretty sure I know when I say these things, people could think I'm crazy, but I know that if, the real law enforcement agency sees these videos, they will say, yeah , it's possible at least. And I believe that happened at the Fillmore in San Francisco. Like to this day, I don't know how I got to my apartment. They gave me something very powerful, like I lost consciousness for hours. Anyhow, so Francisco Godoy. His wife is Russian and he is a doctor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the last time I knew about them they lived in New York. Now, Francisco Godoy is interesting because he's from Venezuela. Apparently he did some courses in the same university that I went to and that Ana Codallo went to. And he was in the same class as Ana [00:43:00] Codallo. So he knows Ana Codallo, or at least that was the story that was presented to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe they don't really know each other. And they told me that, just so it's, so I trusted him more, I don't know. Could be. But that was the story that was told to me. And he came to the US he went to Caltech and then he worked at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, the JPL. That's a prime interest of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then after that, he moved to Google. He went to Google. But at Google, he was working at, it's a strange team. It's a team that manages an internal hedge fund. For Google. We has so much cash or had so much cash. I don't know, what's the situation today that they created their own internal hedge fund to invest that cash for Google, for all for Google's own profit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's a private hedge fund that only Google is allowed to invest in , something like that. And he was an analyst making investment decisions in that hedge fund, also a prime location for an agent of this network. Stock [00:44:00] market money, cash, Google hey, it has all the ingredients right to make it attractive for this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Interestingly, Francisco Godoy has a brother, Manuel Godoy, who is the CEO now of a startup called Felix Pago, a company in the online payments segment, which apparently is doing very well. And this is a flag because, like knowing this network and how they control all the payment systems in the world, they wouldn't allow a company to flourish in the, in that segment if they don't control it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he is coclustered, the brother Manuel Godoy coclustered with Elon Musk directly. So those are the two non-LOCALWEB Googlers that I wanted to mention. And the other one is Kavita Kanetkar who is a prominent Agent, Indian. She was she was posting as a friend and she took me to a series of companies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In fact, she referred me to Google. She was the one who got me the job at Google. And then she recruited [00:45:00] me later on for Twitter, right when, before Elon Musk bought it. Like she is definitely, yeah. So Kavita Kanetkar this one over here. And Kavita Kanetkar , interestingly also befriended Ana Codallo Gannon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she even went to Calgary to visit Anna once.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: We're going back to the LOCALWEB team. Sorry, the NAVBOOST issue.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. So let's talk about the LOCALWEB team. So the LOCALWEB team was a structured in the following way. There was a sub team in Belo Horizonte. I'm not mentioning the teams by importance, I'm just mentioning them from east to west. Belo Horizont e, in that team, we had a certain set of individuals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we had New York. I was part of the New York team. And then Mountain View. And I'm just going to give you a little bit of context. So before LOCALWEB existed Google had Google search and it had Google Maps. They Were [00:46:00] two different products, okay? And they had two different indices and two different infrastructures.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they came up with this idea. Somebody at Google came up with the idea of, okay what can we create some sort of a hybrid system that does the two things at once, which kind of makes sense if you think about it at the, at first. But I can tell you from an engineering point of view, at this point, I don't think it does really make sense because many technical reasons, it doesn't really make sense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they sold it that way and they sold it. The people at the top of the company bought the idea and they said , okay build a prototype. . If it's better, we'll test it. We'll do side by sides and if it's better, we'll launch it. And that's when I think the property theft happened. And I think probably that probably was proposed that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the property theft was possible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I say This because the protections in Mountain View are higher and it's more difficult to pull something like this off in, in Mountain View. So this is what they did. They proposed this project and they said, we want to do it with the team in Belo Horizonte and the team in New York and a little bit of help from the team [00:47:00] in Mountain View.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But like the main players, the main drivers of this were Belo Horizonte and New York. From the LOCALWEB team. And the idea is we're going to then hook into the web index and we're going to start using signals that web uses to do local ranking. One of the signals that they proposed was building a signal called ENTITY NAVBOOST.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Which was a signal derived from the Web NAVBOOST, which is the signal I was describing at the beginning, that is responsible for, it is basically the ,jewel of the crown at the Google search web ranking team. And so this new  ENTITY NAVBOOST., would Be derived from that signal. The input to compute the ENTITY NAVBOOST. would be Web NAVBOOST.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And I'm not going to get into the mechanics or algorithms or anything like that, but believe me, that it's derived from that signal for a second. For the sake of the argument. Because it was derived from the signal and this was, basically sold as, okay, this is the way, the rationale was if Web [00:48:00] NAVBOOST is responsible for 90% of the precision of web ranking.

Reinaldo Aguiar: By pure logic, if we derive a signal from that, it is possible that we end up with this new ENTITY NAVBOOST signal that could be responsible for 90% of the precision of local ranking. It's just logical transition. A small group of people were tasked with building this prototype of ENTITY NAVBOOST..

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I came into that team. That's when I joined the LOCALWEB team in 2012, right before I met Jillian. Jillian Walsh. The team at the time was composed by Mayur Thakur, Hila Becker, Michael Schueppert, Jack Saal... the name, I can never pronounce it, but it's a very long, complicated name. Mukund Ha, who then left Google afterwards and went to India and of course, founded a food-delivery startup and made millions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he's marked in the index and the startup is marked in the index and Reinaldo Aguiar. So from New York. And we're in a small office [00:49:00] testing things and doing experiments and anyhow because this, and this signal was derived from Web NAVBOOST because of that premise, this team Hila, Michael , Mayur, Jack , Mukund, and myself, we got access to the full NAVBOOST code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like nobody, like this was a super secret piece of code. Like I, I don't know the numbers really, but I can't recall. But I would say at that point in time, maybe, I don't know, I. Forty engineers in the entire company could have had access to that code. Something like that. It was very well guarded .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was called "HIP": high, intellectual property value code. And it was protected. You had to be part of the Web NAVBOOST team to get access to that code, and I think that's why they created this setup of the LOCALWEB team reusing the web index to justify getting that access.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which happened, we all got access, the five of us.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, at that point, what ended up happening was that Jillian [00:50:00] started with her campaign and this resulted in me basically abandoning the classifieds websites completely, and the domains even expired within a few months.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she was very effective, like that was her task. Her task was to get me to abandon. And I did, I abandoned the classified websites and the domains expired. And I imagine they bought the domains. Knowing them. But anyhow what ended up ended up happening was that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mayur .... . So the, we built the system and the experiments at the end, the thing launched. Everybody celebrated, and then everybody left: Mayur left the company. The Brazilians, they left the key people left. And then is when they brought this director from shopping slash payments that I was describing this morning to manage, so they replaced Jeremy Hylton, they put the new director, the Indian director as a director of local and then Mayur left for Goldman Sachs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't know of Mayur for two [00:51:00] years. So I'm talking now about maybe 2015, maybe, I don't know, something like that. And then Michael Schueppert and Hila Becker became. The managers of the local team. And then Michael was managing Entity NAVBOOST and Hila Becker was managing Google Assistant, the integration with local.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that of course gave Michael access to the clicks, information that he already had. He was in full control of the team, now, there was no Mayur and Hila Becker was in control of the voice queries so the access to the voice recordings, super valuable information as well, because it has intent queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, Mayur goes to Goldman Sachs and he starts working on a search engine for people. To basically do compliance analysis, like try to catch insider traders within Goldman Sachs and things like that. How do I say this? A series of incidents happen, and they're documented on the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I invite [00:52:00] authorities to check them out. But I think, the, if I can give you the short version of this, fast forward to 2024, I captured the geo index. I built the spyHELL , the pipeline, and I start running it. And the pipeline flags all these actors, like many of these people that were involved in all these decisions involving NAVBOOST, ENTITY NAVBOOST, the companies themselves , Goldman Sachs, it's a, it's a company controlled completely by this network and used, weaponized to harm the economy and the country and other countries as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Mayur Thakur, who was my manager in 2012, who hired me for Entity NAVBOOST for LOCALWEB. He's marked in the index, and so much so that he's super prominent. This is his house in New Jersey. You can see that he has the trampoline antenna in the backyard. These are the Antennas the criminal network uses for, multi hop Troposcatter communications .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Basically he has even the antenna there's another, like [00:53:00] one of his neighbors right here on the back has another antenna that you can see. Yeah. So there, there's a lot of information there. The other thing that the pipeline flagged is that Michael and Hila are probably a couple. I. I suspected it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Back in the days even, I filed an HR complaint, and this is the reason why I left Google. Because Michael and Hila, they were getting promoted every year basically. Every six every two semesters, each one would get promoted. Like one time Hila, one time Michael. And Michael is very smart and, he like felt like the promotions were not really I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't see the merit. Like these promotions at Google were, are very hard, like for most of, like for all of us. For the non-members of the PayPal mafia, these promotions could take four years, five years in some cases. And that was the norm. Like it does, that is if you are driven and smart and dedicated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Could take you four years. Three and a half if you are lucky and have a manager that likes you, [00:54:00] something like that. But these people were getting promoted every year. Michael achieved the same level that Mayur had before the age of 30, and Mayur was 42 at that point or something. So to give an idea of the injustice of this promotion system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I complained and basically said in my complaint, look, Hila is getting promoted because I think she's in a relationship with Michael. And because I'm not in a relationship with Michael, it's a reverse discrimination. Because I'm not in a relationship with Michael. I'm not getting promoted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course nothing happened with that complaint. After I made that complaint, Michael strangely announced that he was gay. And it started supporting, LGTB causes, and and there's nothing wrong with that, but the timing seemed strange to me that I make this complaint and he comes out right openly, like a week after.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the complaint was supposed to be confidential and it was handled by a third party company that, precisely to keep it con [00:55:00] confidential. So it always puzzled me how, how he knew anyhow, a lot of data points. And so the pipeline puts them together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was one that, this more an anecdotal observation. There was one instance, right when, in one of these times that we went to Belo Horizonte a few times. In Brazil, in one of those occasions. We are in the hotel. Arriving to the hotel after work. And there are a few ladies, girls, of our age in, at the bar.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I was with Michael and Hila. We were eating . And I said, Michael, like, why don't we go talk to those girls? Let's go. And Hila's face turned red, like she was going to explode. And then Michael tells me, Michael is very sweet. This is sweet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's a sweet guy. Like he's, he is a very likable guy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Michael, tell me yes. Let me pick up my wallet from the room and I'll come knock on your door. I went to my room to drop off my bag. And then in five minutes Michael comes and knocks on the door and ..He is I'm not feeling very well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: "That's food we ate..." and he made some [00:56:00] excuse and excused himself and left.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we didn't we didn't go to the bar to meet the girls, but it was obvious to me that Hila was jealous. Like she was upset, that the possibility of Michael going and talk to these girls. So that's, that was the first time I started suspecting it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But now having the GEO index and the pipeline and, the statistical analysis software I developed the pipeline puts them together as a, as an item. Which is dangerous because if, they're both part of the network, I'm pretty sure given the data that I've captured from Elon Elon Musk, if they were working together from the beginning being a couple not disclosing that relationship with the ...With the intent of getting a handle on that code and that data for the network. I just think it makes the thing much worse. Like legally speaking, so that's why I'm mentioning it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay so far we have Mayur Thakur. His address, that address that I showed you, the picture is 120 West Hobart Gap Road in Livingstone, New Jersey. [00:57:00] Falls in Financial channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Michael Schueppert and Hila Becker. The couple probably working together. We have Elizabeth Raid. She was very high up. She was the manager of the director, basically, and she was in New York at the beginning, but then she moved to Mountain View when she got promoted to a certain position. She's also marked in the index and she is, flagged by the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now. Then we have an interesting character, Oksana Yakhnenko . It's spelled the last name. So the first name is O-K-S-A-N, as in Nicole, A.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Last name Y-A-K-H-N-E-N-K-O. Oksana is interesting because she has been following me around across the country, basically for 10 years. And at some point the eBay lawyer, David F. Hine, was trying to fabricate an intellectual property lawsuit using Oksana.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they were going to make a claim that the key opinion leaders technology was really invented by Oksana. And, I found [00:58:00] even like bogus papers in which their cited Oksana with, keywords related to the medical field and knowledge graphs. Things that I talk about when I talk about key opinion leaders, it was a bogus claim they were setting up and it's I documented everything in the website and.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the other thing that, she also sent me a series of like suggestive messages from time to time even when she was at Google, I think seeding , I think it was to seed some kind of a how do you call that? Like a workplace complaint, like a lawsuit or a sexual harassment, like something like a #MeToo kind of thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't have any kind of interactions of that kind with Oksana ever. So there's nothing to really say. But they were trying they were trying to set me up in, in any way they could using Oksana. And then eventually they moved Oksana to Austin. Where the same city where they have this huge operational base and where Lawson Boothe, the guy from Vital Interaction who was stealing the medical records from all the [00:59:00] EMRs in the United States lives , so they were constantly trying to position her in a position, both geographically and, proximity wise, relationship wise in a position where she could file some sort of suit against me. So she's definitely somebody to look at.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have Leon Lin, somebody they assigned to me as a, as an, as a, so I was the team lead in a small team, and they assigned him to my team.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was his team leader in a way. Leon Lin, his parents are from Katy, TX, he's Asian and his parents' house is marked in the index. And, he's also flagged by the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now we have another interesting character, sepan, S-E-P-A-N-D. I don't have the last name, unfortunately in the system, but Sepan, I think is Iranian, Egyptian, or Iranian, but I think he's Iranian and, there was one thing [01:00:00] that kind of I saw, and I'm going to mention it, I'm not going to make a, I don't, I'm not going to accuse Sepand of this, but it's something interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the website I have documented something that I call the torture chairs, and I also mentioned it in a video. And this is a thing that they did, where Marjorie Broussard, my family doctor ordered a CT scan to map my entire torso , including a previously existing injury I have in my spine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then this network DIOSDADO CABELLO, Vladimir, Padrino Lopez, and those people Elon , working for Elon Musks basically fabricated special chairs that have a torture device in the chair for my office chair here at home. And they tortured me with that chair for years. They made me think that I, at some point I lost the ability to walk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I. I I, going back in in memory I know that when I was at Google in New York , I was suffering from similar pain. And I know that in, in a few occasions. So we had this dynamic at the office [01:01:00] where there, there was, there were desks and each desk had a chair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And these were like Herman Miller chairs very good chairs. And they were all how do you say that? Used like they didn't look new, but there was a chair that looked a little bit better than the others. And they gave me that chair and I had that chair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the observation is the following. I was in this dynamic where I was working from Katy, so I was traveling back and forth and I would work some days from Katy and some days from New York. So when I went to New York, I usually flew in the first flight that I think left at five 30. And I arrived to the office like 10:30 AM 11 sometimes right on, on those Mondays when I came in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I noticed that when I arrived and we had this dynamic with the chairs where like it didn't really matter whose chair was whose. Like you could take any chair basically. But and we had this thing where, you would be sitting on your chair and if you wanted to, talk to a coworker nearby, you would roll on your chair and go rolling, like [01:02:00] basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you were always sitting on the chair. The chairs didn't change owners very often , but they did some times . All the chairs were very similarly worn down except mine that looked like newer. And what caught my attention was that, sometimes I left the chair in another desk and the chair always returned to my desk, somehow, being the newer chair like anybody could have taken that chair because of this dynamic that we had, that you could basically, go and talk to somebody else, you would sit on the chair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this happened many times that I took somebody else's chair, but my chair magically returned to me later .

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, sepan was always sitting behind me. And I've noticed that in several locations. When I came in, if I took the wrong chair, if I took one of those chairs that were floating around right, and was going to sit on it, sepan would take THAT chair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the one that was given to me, but he would make sure that I always sat in the same chair, he would take that chair that was a little bit newer than the other [01:03:00] ones and take it with one hand and take the one that I was about to sit on with his other hand , get it away from me and put the newer chair behind me .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I sat on the newer chair consistently. I have to be honest, back on the time back at the time, I took it as a silly me. Like I, I don't know. Naive Reinaldo. I took it as a compliment or a sign of respect. Like he was being respectful that I was more senior than him, like in the engineering ladder.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, he wanted me to have the better chair . But, looking at it now, going back and reviewing that sequence. That, that, the consistency of it, my suspicion is that chair had this torture device and he knew it. And he was just making sure that I did not sit on a non torture chair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That I did not sit on a non-torture chair. It's a hypothesis. I, I don't have any proof, like I don't have a photo of him, manipulating the chair, installing the device, but [01:04:00] it's one of those things. Like it's just too I. It is too, it fits too perfectly into how the network operates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, like the reason why they did the thing with the chairs is just so I had back pain and I couldn't compete because, if I cannot sit , I cannot write code. But that's what they thought. Anyways so yeah. So we have Sepan now we have another that's Stepan.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We have another character named Tyler. Tyler is an interesting character. He came to the team, late 2017, maybe early 2017 . And he's interesting because if I describe him to you, he would look like a Goldman Sachs guy. He didn't fit the typical ... what other Google engineers looked like, like he wore a Rolex and he wore these dress shirts and.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As if he was working in a bank and he came from a bank, actually, but at this point where he joined the team was already super infiltrated. So I know that they wouldn't hire somebody into this team at that point, based on the data that I'm seeing in the Geo Index, he had to be an agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't have the last name right. But putting two and two [01:05:00] together. Like the orchestration of things that they did. Like four months after he came in, they took me to Goldman Sachs. So I, I think he, he is probably in it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's another lady by the name Morral, I think is M-A-R-R-A-L, I think is spelled that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She was very close with Oksana and she's Eastern European. Then she was also a later acquisition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a Steven Fortune, the. The inventor of the Fortune algorithm. He was hired by the team, he was put under Michael, and I was assigned as his mentor. And this is relevant. There's a whole entry in the website about, ruses that David F. Hine orchestrated to file an intellectual property claim or to dispute a potential intellectual property claim if I filed one, that involved a Steve Fortune and Paul McCartney to give you an idea of the level of resources these people have. So I suggest if [01:06:00] you have time, please, check it out in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's also Matthew Laflower, I don't know how to spell the last name. And Louis, L-O-U-I-S, Ryan, both are flagged by the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yihua Wu who was at some point, my manager is flagged by the pipeline. I think he's Chinese.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mukund Ha, we talked about him before. He was very thight with Mayur Tha kur. He was the protege of Mayur Thakur after Michael. And the other one important, Alex Pine he worked in indexing and he was put to work with me to learn indexing from me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he is also flagged by the pipeline. So these are the main players in New York. In Mountain View. There's the Indian director that I don't have the name of, but he's definitely an agent. Alex Vod VOD, V as in Victor, O as in Oscar, D as in Delta. He's Russian. Definitely an agent, not because he's Russian, but because he's an agent. Eugene, Russian [01:07:00] as well. And David Cardoze, C-A-R-D-O-Z-E.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And from Belo Horizonte: david Reis the last name is REIS, Andre Nacul, N-A-C-U-L. And Ranveer Kumal, who is Indian, but was living in Brazil. Is it spelled R-A-N-V-E-E-R. That's the first name. And the last name, I think it's K-U-M-A-L or K-U-N-A-L. I'm not sure which one is the right spelling.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the team. And they, they're all being flagged by the pipeline. So you know this is an interesting I think it's an interesting lead right because of the potential implications. So I really pray that law enforcement first, sees this video, gets this video somehow.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Secondly, that they really take the time to, to understand the implications. [01:08:00] Because beyond the illicit money and beyond, the financial crimes and all those things the biggest danger here is that, 90% of the population relies on Google for information. And if they can control it, if this criminal network can control it at will, then they can control what people think and their decisions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's very dangerous. And I'm saying this from firsthand experience, unfortunately. So I'm going to, I'm going to cut this session here. But as I said before, I have. Enough technical information to give law enforcement that I could be talking nonstop for a month. And I bet you that it will be useful.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's many different, this is just one team. There's many different teams within the search stack that are compromised, that I know , are compromised, because I've seen, so what Liana Technologies does is that, they have a series of attacks that already standardized and the different attacks target different parts of [01:09:00] Google search, different parts of the stack exploiting different vulnerabilities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So to fix Google, really you would need to, to, of course purge all the agents from all these teams, I'm guessing. And secondly, you'll have to get existing noncompromised engineers. To fix all these vulnerabilities that have been injected in all these different subsystems, because some of these are, were a real bugs that they found, but some others were injected like deliberate vulnerabilities injected like the /gen204 request I was describing this morning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: EBay knows, and you can see that because if you fetch any eBay page, you can see how they inject things at the bottom of the response, like HTML comments with random things to make it, to make the response, to randomize the body of the response a little bit. So it's harder to find an SSL encryption key, to protect themselves .

Reinaldo Aguiar: EBay knows this, and they've done this since 2006. I first noticed that comment at the bottom of the [01:10:00] Kijiji pages in 2006. So they've known this for 19 years at least. Then Kyle Schultz comes in and makes a request that every web browser in the world uses, every Chrome browser uses that /gen204.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it's hooked into the Psychic the query suggestion system in the other part of Chrome. And everybody using Google search hits that /gen204. So Google, so Kyle Schultz comes and creates a response with an empty response body . That just basically opens the door for this criminal network to decrypt all the network traffic of all those users.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's just crazy to me. So all those vulner vulnerabilities, I believe were intentional and there are vulnerabilities like that in different parts of the stack that need to be fixed. If Google is to be salvaged or saved, I don't know which is the right word, but I really hope it's savable or salvageable. [01:11:00] I don't know. I don't how to say it .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much for your time. And again please I'm begging you. If you want to fix these things at Google, please contact me. I'm at your disposal. I'll do this for free. I'll give you my time for free all the time you need so you can fix Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you 

Project Bouncer XI
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Welcome, curious minds. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar, and this is another episode of "Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips", and part of this campaign that I'm advancing "bring Diosdado to Justice bring DIOSDADO to the US".

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to, I'm going to make this segment one of those "Guess Who?" episodes that I sometimes do but also I'm going to do that and I'm going to also after that I'm going to I want to comment on something that I observed yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it could, I think it could be important. I have I have the feeling that I'm onto something here. And I wish I was better prepared, like I had visuals or things that I could or a script like I I'm, this is not a scripted or prepared at all. So it's going to be a bit bumpy, but bear with me for a second because maybe it's something .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in terms of the guess who segment [00:01:00] for today we are going to meet one of the most prominent agents of the PayPal Mafia in New York State. And that is Mayor Eric Adams. Very prominent super flagged in Elon Musk's Geo Index in the pipeline. He SATURATES all the all the models from public records and public data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And besides that, I have some models that process data that it's related to me. For example, emails that I've received, or meetings in which I've participated, or demos that I've given. When I was trying to market the technology to market the technology for Key Opinion Leaders and there's a lot of nodes , a lot of entities that are connected to me directly during the last three, four years because they requested demos or, they had meetings with me or they sent me an email or they looked at me at my LinkedIn profile.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Things like that. [00:02:00] And a lot of those nodes, there's a lot of nodes that meet that criteria that are directly connected to Mayor Adams so this is of course a bit concerning, because a figure with, such political power. In one of the, largest cities in the US where, maybe not coincidentially were Travis Kalanick and, and those people operate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a bit concerning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow the people that, for example, there's a lady called Denise I think it's Denise Felipe Adams, I think. let me see let me find her real quick.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Denise Felipe Adams. And she has a family relationship. I think she's the sister-in-law of the Mayor of Mayor Adams. There was also a meeting in which there was a former high ranking police officer that was a police officer since the times that Mayor Adams was a [00:03:00] police official, or had, strong ties to the police force in New York.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't follow the story much.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow there was this ex police officer from New York that also participated in one of these ruses of Nelson Lara. And I think the pipeline believes that he has a loose family connection to Mayor Adams as well. And those were the ruses in which you know, that was around the time when Nelson Lara set up the meeting with the former First Lady of Panama, Vivian Fernandez Torrijos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it was around the same, like in, in that space of two, three weeks. Or like maybe a month. He did all those things. Like he set up the meeting with with the people from the, and it was an official meeting, like this meeting with the people close to the mayor, the context of the meeting was that these people supposedly wanted to look at the technology to see if they could use it for law enforcement and for terrorist threat detection in New York [00:04:00] City.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So of course for me that was super interesting. So that's how they framed it. And like in the meeting, they joined the meeting, they were invited via their official, New York City Hall email addresses. It wasn't like a personal meeting. It was an official meeting with officials from the from City Hall, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In that capacity was the meeting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The mayor wasn't there. Initially Nelson Lara told me that he would be there, but then there was a change of plans and apparently he delegated that onto Denise Felipe Adams and this other official and that's, that, that's how it went.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, around the same time was when Nelson Lara set up the meeting with with the former First Lady of Panama.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And like people could ask, why was he doing that? I think they had different goals when they set that up, all that one of them was to give me the impression that Nelson, Lara was really connected. And he's really connected.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to give me the impression that Nelson Lara [00:05:00] was first , very connected, and secondly that he was genuily trying to help me market the product.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I would be more open, with him and tell him my plans and, give him access to, an email address of the company, access to the platform, to the, to the Google domain basically of the company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then it was more open. And more, the more open, the more vulnerable. I think that's one of the angles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think the other angle, the more so angle, it was to give me the impression that I had a shot at marketing the technology. Because as long as I had that impression, that illusion, it was an illusion, with this level of harassment and malice, it was impossible that I could sell a dollar worth of product.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But by giving me the illusion that I could, it was a way of keeping me on the hook, working on the technology, which is what they wanted. They wanted me to work on the technology so I could develop it to a point where it was mature and they could steal it without them having to do any work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they don't know how to do it. So that's what they do. Like they, they surround the target and they [00:06:00] create situations in which the target believes has a shot at making this happen. And then they steal it when it's done when it's complete or close to complete.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they steal it too early, they steal it all the time, like they don't, they don't declare success until they can just take the technology in a point that they can use it themselves.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it that's basically the technology that they have. Like how to steal technology from other people at the point of maturity of the technology that they're stealing. So that's so that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's, Mayor Adams , super flagged. And I really invite authorities to to check out the index and to use  spyhell.org , the search engine that I built, because they probably have more data than me . About properties that he may have or I don't know, companies that are obscurley owned by him or controlled by him, and I don't have access to that, so more visibility, more data, better results. So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So now [00:07:00] I'm going to switch topics and I wanna talk about what I observed yesterday. I'm going to start by that and because , it's a pretty interesting thing. It unraveled into a lot of insights. I discovered so many things last night that I'm very excited. It was a very productive night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so what happened yesterday? It was this, the pipeline... so I, I did a small mini project like two months ago, which was, I created a data set, a small data set that contained the locations from my phone and from my devices. I gathered all the locations from my phone, my devices, like all I could for the last 10 years, and I concentrated. On locations that I used to visit before , but I have not visited in a long time. Places that I would go to say 2016, 2017, and then I didn't go anywhere any, anymore to those places after that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I took that subset of places and through [00:08:00] that analysis using automated means, I joined it with the rank data that from the, from Elon Musk's database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I computed the overlap.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically I was looking for the joint for which places I had visited before in the past, long time ago. And I haven't gone to those places and are also marked with super high paramilitary scores. The reasoning of the thinking was that in some of the automated systems that I have, I've noticed that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There seem to be like a subtle pattern that they seem to be parking the cars to hide them in places that I rarely visit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they know that I have the cameras on the car and I have the technology. And then if they, if they go and park , say, 200 cars in a place that I'm likely to go, they're going to have to decommission those 200 cars.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The idea was, the thinking that I had was that maybe they were optimizing for that. So they were picking the hiding places for the cars based on what they perceive as places [00:09:00] that would be unlikely for me to visit. That was basically my thinking. So I did their the opposite. I started looking for places with high paramilitary score , because I know they're not going to park the cars in a place that is not protected, that they don't have under full control.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it has to be a place with a high paramilitary score an area with a high paramilitary score. I did this small mini project and a candidate came up. It was the apartment complex Advenir , around 2016 , around that time, I went there a few times.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And , then I stopped going to that place. I never visited that apartment complex again. I, in fact I think I had dinner with my sister in the restaurant that is in the corner of the apartment complex years ago. But I didn't go any anymore.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow this place came up in this experiment that I was that I designed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went yesterday to record all the vehicles, suspecting that, they probably have a lot of vehicles or important agents stashed in that complex. Or, hiding in that complex in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thinking that I'm never going to go [00:10:00] there. So I went and I recorded all the cars. I haven't ran the footage through the pipeline yet, so I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't have any data to give, whether, it found important agents or not. When I run it I will know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That said, the important observation was that when I was, and when I went to that com, to that complex, and this is recorded in the videos that are already, I posted all the videos from yesterday, this was yesterday afternoon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I posted all the videos already on YouTube, and they're available and publicly viewable. So it is possible to see in one of those videos that, in that complex there was an antenna installed on the ground floor, one of these paramilitary antennas that they have for the mesh network. That they camouflage with a Directivity logo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they think people are stupid or something. I don't know. They're obviously not DirecTV antennas. And I say that because of the size, the number of feed-horns the size of the feed-horn devices , the obvious power of those antennas, the weight, the size. It's just too [00:11:00] obvious.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I went there, I looked at antenna and I realized that I had seen so back in the days when I went to that complex, I remember seeing an antenna in a different part of the complex, but pointing to a different direction than this antenna was pointing yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the azimuth orientation of the antenna was different, was pointing to the opposite side of the complex. This is what trigger the thought. I thought and I'm, I'm going to, I maybe may look like I'm rambling, but I'm going to try to reproduce a train of thought.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Viewers can maybe see how this evolved and maybe you have other ideas. I have to say, before I say any of this, I'm not an expert in this field. In fact, I don't know anything about this field. I had to start yesterday researching using, chat GPT or I can't recall one of those AI tools.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I started like asking very basic questions about this topic because, this is not my area of expertise , I, I write software. I, I know just the basics about [00:12:00] satellite communication. So I had to, instruct myself using AI to be able to like, develop this train of thought last night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, with that said, I'm going to walk you through what I thought the way I thought about this problem. May maybe, if somebody knows about this topic, they will say no, this is wrong. Or maybe you have another idea and you can build on what I already thought. Anyhow. So the thought was that I remember seeing the similar antenna very, exactly the same, but pointing on the other to the other side of the compound.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that got me thinking about this mesh network that they have. That it's basically mapped on the geo index that I captured. And, I know that they they route messages and communications from these properties and these properties are nodes, and I know that the vehicles are nodes and I know that the iPhones are nodes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Speaking of which for my segment, sorry for interrupting this, but for my segment of, guess who for today, I also had a slotted [00:13:00] Tim Cook , the CO of apple. I mentioned this in the website. To death he is super flagged . And the iPhones are a fundamental piece, fundamental technology piece of this network to function because all these agents intercept, and extract data from the bugs , inter radiofrequency and extract data from the bugs using the iPhones.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I believe that there's a deep integration hardware, a hardware integration in the iPhone that makes this possible. Of course, law enforcement should, review this, but and I'm not by any means an authority in hardware either, but the scale at what, at which they're doing it, and, the range, the wide range of bugs that they're able to interrogate with those iPhones tells me that their iPhones have to be highly customizable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To be able to adapt to that wide range of situations that they seem to use them for. And that kind of adaptability can only mean: deep integration.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If something is not deeply integrated, it cannot be that customizable. It's just a basic logic [00:14:00] principle. But anyhow, Tim Cook Super flagged , also reported to the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So the train of thought was, but that I know that they have this mesh network and that they transmit across these nodes. But, and I, long time ago, I was and this is documented as well on the website I was doing this I wrote a program to try to find which satellite they were talking to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause I see all these antennas. Pointing to different, in different directions. Not many different directions, just a few, different directions. And I, at some point naively, I was trying to to find, which is the satellite that they control, I thought they must have a satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't know that this was state sponsored back then or any of those things. I thought it was a company that had one satellite. That was my hypothesis. So I started looking for this satellite, and of course, my program could never find a satellite that could meet all these conditions of orientations, of all these antennas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it always puzzled me how the thing works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, at some point I noticed the existence [00:15:00] of the t trampoline antennas that they put on the ground to do multi hop Tropospheric scatter and to, catch the signals coming down. But there's a, there was always a question that I could not answer, and I think I found the answer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why I'm so excited. But the question I could not answer, I'm going to tell you the question. The question is if they have all these antennas in all these different geographical points, assume for a second that it's true. They're communicating with each other how... so say that you want send a message from a point A to a point B.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you're going to use Tropospheric scatter , you need, that angle to be very precise. Tropospheric scatter Basically what it does is that it sends the signal, shoots the signal up to the Troposphere that, that, that thin layer, that it's a border in the atmosphere. And because of the physical properties of the signal and the atmosphere at that altitude, the signal cannot escape the atmosphere, but it bounces back to earth and it bounces with an angle that it's guessable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mathematically, one could guess what the angle is going to be. So because of those [00:16:00] properties, what, and this is used in military theaters by the way, like this Tropospheric scatter technology. It's an old-school method of communication, but it's usually used in military theaters because of its properties.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you can transmit over long distances. It's point to point from one antenna to the other. It doesn't require a distributed network, which could be prone to interception and man in the middle attacks . So this thing is very secure and you can go across, 300 kilometers, 400 kilometers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All, it all depends on the angle. If you point it, if the angle is very high, then the distance is going to be, 'cause it's going to bounce almost perpendicularly , really. So the distance is going to be short, but if the angle is small , then the distance is going to be long. And it has other interesting properties .

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can use this to bounce to bounce signals over tall obstacles. Because in, in regular point-to-point communications you have to have a straight line of sight. But here you could, bounce the signal on top of a mountain, for example, or on top of a volcano, [00:17:00] like things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you could avoid important obstacles using this technique. So that's why it's used in military and rescue operations mostly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And by the way, this is what, back on , I don't know, a year and a half ago led me to the conclusion... again, this is documentary in the website with date. When I arrived to this conclusion that I suspected, this is what led me to suspect that there were military personnel involved in this operation of them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how I discovered that Robert Gates had been a Secretary of Defense, and also had been director of the CIA and was an employee of Travis Kalanick. I didn't have any, I didn't know who Robert Gate was. I don't follow politics or, I'm with all these people, on my back all the time, I I hardly read the news.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow going back to Tropospheric scatter . The angle is critical, and it's with the angle and the azimuth that you can point to where you want to communicate to. What is your end goal? What is your [00:18:00] end point. What are you aiming to hit?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the puzzling aspect that I could never understand until last night was that I've never seen any of these antennas move. First of all, like they're static. Like the Salt typhoon agents on the house di diagonal to me 2 6 7 0 7 Valleyside drive the antenna when it was there. I haven't checked with the drone if it's still there, but you know when it, I don't know if they put it back, but when they had it last year, it was always pointing in the same direction basically towards the south.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The true south.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the question was, and I've never seen any of these antennas have any motorized mechanisms . I've inspected a lot of them, I have pictures, serial numbers through this process I've really gone, to the detail to get physically very close to the antennas to document them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I've never seen one with a motor on it, like with a motorized mechanism that would allow it to [00:19:00] move with remotely or by automated means with precision enough to point to a target.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that was puzzling to me how they do it. Like how do they control to which house these antenna is going to send the data, or to which, which property or to which boat or to which car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was puzzling to me, and I think I found the answer, I'm, I am 95% sure that this is how they do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, take it with skepticism because I'm not trained in this area. I've never received any training of any kind formal or any kind in this. So I might be wrong, but this is what occurred to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you want to change the angle right in this Tropospheric scatter technique, there's two ways to do it. One, you can move the antenna. You can move the angle of the antenna or put the antenna further away, or move it, in any of the axis is that you could move it and that would effectively affect the [00:20:00] angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other way that you can move it. Is moving the target. The same principle. You can move the target that will move the angle, but the target is fixed most of the times. If it's a house, unless it's a boat. But for the sake of the argument, let's assume we're talking about two fixed points, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you cannot move the antenna.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The only other way you could move the angle would be by moving the reflection point in the atmosphere. And that's, that, that's when I said I mean it sounds like impossible. How can you move the reflection point in the atmosphere?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I remembered that I picked up using technology means last year, I think it was last year, yeah, last year late last year, that many of the solar panels that these houses in the mini compounds, by the way I believe these Chinese people in front of me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it's really a mini compound. It seems like it at this point, I think the two houses are really the same compound. The same thing. Like it's not really two families. I think it's a mini compound. And that's why they have that [00:21:00] secret gate in between the two properties the same thing that we saw at Lake Pointe Estates with Eckhart and Mueller who is another former CIA director. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they have a gate that allows a person to pass from one house to the other on the backyard of the houses without being seen outside of the house. And it's because of that, because all this, those houses are in reality, a single unit. So anyhow, where was I? Yeah I'm moving the reflection point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it occurred to me, I remembered ... this was a train of thought and I'm sorry that, I'm trying to remember what I thought. It's just that I want to walk you through how I arrived to this conclusion because it might help.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I remembered that the house in front of me, which is 2 6 7 1 1 Valleyside Drive, and I believe it's part of this mini compound with the other salt typhoon House has a series of solar panels in the roof.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And these solar panels are to power the antenna that the other house had tucked behind the fence. But I [00:22:00] programmatically picked up last year that those solar panels are aligned exactly. Precisely with the optimal orientation of Starlink and of the start link. So at some point I was using a start link when I didn't know that it was really a Chinese company using Elon Musk as a front man.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But before I knew that I started using a Starlink and I thought I could avoid them intercepting the traffic. So I was moving that antenna all the time and trying to make it hard for them to, to eavesdrop on the downlink. So in that process, I became very familiar with what is the optimal orientation of the Starlink antennas here in Katy, Texas, because this, of course, varies by the exact location where you are, right in different locations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The orientation, the relative orientation that would be optimal for starlink will vary. But here. While I was here, I, I know what the orientation is and I know that their house has the solar panels aligned exactly, but with a tremendous precision [00:23:00] with the exact orientation that would be optimal for starlink.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And based on that, I created a system, a small pipeline that basically looks for that for the orientation of the solar panels in house marked with high paramilitary score in the index and that typically end in zero seven, like the house in front of me because that's the engineering channel Salt typhoon engineering.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then compare that with the orientation detected in satelital imagery of those solar panels of that candidate house with what would be the optimal orientation for a Starlink connection . In that specific location. And then if, and then group together, the houses that match that criteria very closely.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Surprise, surprise. It seems to be a thing. Many of these houses across the country in different cities, states have these properties, all of them: are marked in the index with high paramilitary score or crypto payments. The street addresses end in zero seven and have [00:24:00] solar panels on the roof, installed on the roof that align exactly with the optimal orientation of for starlink in that location.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So based on that, last year, I hypothesized that maybe some of those solar panels are really antennas, they starlink antennas that are covert . So it is not obvious that it's an antenna and they probably do that, so there's no temptation on, law enforcement and such to try to eavesdrop on them because they would think they're just regular solar panels.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they're being investigated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So those are probably solar panels acting as antennas is what I'm saying. And are probably used to transmit information that could be sensitive. That's why they have to make them look like solar panels.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So I remembered that. Okay. And that thought of the orientation of the solar panels made me think about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What if, and this is the crazy idea, and I'm careful when I use the word crazy because, like Morgan Hybner and and DIOSDADO CABELLO on a campaign [00:25:00] to say in court that I am crazy and that I need to take medication. So I try not to use the word crazy, but it is a crazy idea. Okay? It, it is a radical idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What if?, this is the idea: what if what they're doing is, instead of moving the antennas are always fixed pointing towards one of these four cardinal positions north, south west , east . And what they're doing is bouncing the signal, so shooting the signal at the exact moment when an where, such that when a Starlink satellite passes and at the exact point such that the signal hits the body of the satellite and produces the angle that they need to hit the target that they want.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that you have the antenna fixed. And you have a constellation. I'm going to talk, and again, I didn't know any of this about I knew some of it, but not the detail that I know now because I have to investigate this last night. So I'm going to tell you what I've [00:26:00] learned in case it's wrong. I don't, mislead you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I give you the opportunity to correct information. So imagine that. So the way these staling fatalities, from what I understand work is really a swarm of satellites. It's a constellation, they call it. And it's reality is not a constellation, it's a constellation of constellations. So there small groups or clusters of satellites when the earth, and this is why I say that I don't have the visuals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: imagine that you have the earth, okay? Rotating. It's a globe and it's rotating. So these satellites, from what I understand, are traveling in two directions, from south to north at an angle tilted between 53 and 85 degrees of inclination.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're not traveling from south to north, like true south to true north, but they're traveling inclined relative to the earth. And there are other groups of satellites, Starlink as well, that are traveling using the same pattern but on opposite direction north to south with a similar inclination relative [00:27:00] to the globe .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically you have these clusters and there on each direction there are many constellations. So you have these mini clusters of several satellites traveling with certain inclination around the earth like that, and on the other direction, okay? And these satellites also are traveling at different altitudes, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And with different speeds.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's a very complex mathematical problem. It has to, it touches on things like physics, kinetics , geometry. It's a very complex problem. It's not easy. The mathematics of this are not easy, okay? But it is possible to pick the right satellites imagine, you have the antenna pointing at a fixed angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you have these constellations of satellites circling in this way, it is possible to pick the right satellite, basically picking two, of the ... so these are three coordinates sytem , okay? Imagine X, Y, [00:28:00] Z. So you basically can pick a satellite with those three coordinates, such that given that you have the other two points in this triangle fixed by moving the point that is viable, which would be a satellite that you don't know yet which one it is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But a satellite could meet this criteria that passes at that point, at the specific, exact time where you're going to shoot this radio frequency directional signal up. So the signal bounces off the satellite because the satellite is made of metal. Or some reflective material, reflective to radio frequency.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the signal is going to come down with the right angle and it's going to hit the target. So that's the radical idea. Now and I get I get excited just to think about this possibility is, first of all, it is super ingenious if this is what they're doing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then you know I couldn't resist digging into this and learned a little bit about the different things. And, like I'm going to try, I tried to export the chat with the AI conversational thing to, to [00:29:00] kinda, I don't know, I think to review it later and I if, but it doesn't export, like it's too large and then it crashes the browser, but.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I manage to export it, I will put it on the notes because I think it could be useful. Like people to review these concepts. Of course, the fastest path is to find someone who's an expert on this. And consult with them. But I don't know, it, it seemed to me like a super fascinating field.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow...

Reinaldo Aguiar: There are also other types of satellites. So a Starlink are what they call low orbit satellites. So that means that they, they fly above sea level at around 550 kilometers. It's relatively low, and this has a lot of desirable properties . They're cheaper to launch. That's why they can launch, thousands.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's, in these constellations that I was describing, starlink alone has today, I think 7,500 satellites. So there are a lot of them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the question, the mathematical problem is, what you need to do the what it comes down to: You need to [00:30:00] compute or calculate, which could be a viable satellite in the future, say five seconds from now because you haven't sent you, you need to calculate, which is going to be the satellite first.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You need to calculate what could be a viable point. Okay? A point that would meet this geometry that you need to hit that target. Then, knowing the point you need and knowing the positions of the satellites right now, and some of their physical properties like velocity, coefficients of travel, angles, like there's a lot of things, and this is public data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So knowing those two things, the point that it's a viable point and there might be multiple viable points. To hit this target varying the altitude and the other two coordinates, but knowing the candidate points or a set of candidate points, the question is, which are the satellites given the data that the snapshot that you have about the satellites right now, of now, that in, say, five minutes could pass or will [00:31:00] pass on those specific points, candidate points that you computed. That's that. It's, and it's a very interesting point because it's not only about a space collision, but also about time collision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause then you have to fire the signal at the exact time to hit the satellite at that point when it passes exactly that point. And remember, mind, the mass here is complicated because, the time that it takes for the signal to travel from the antenna from earth to that specific point varies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it is not an instantaneous transmission. It could be 3 milliseconds, I don't know, 2 milliseconds . I don't know how many milliseconds. I know when I ping something on my computer, on a Starlink , sometimes it comes back around that 80 milliseconds or a hundred milliseconds, but of course that is a multi hop thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's probably less than that. It's probably 5 milliseconds , three ... it must be in that order, I believe. But I will look it up. And you have to factor this in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm saying is that you have [00:32:00] to you have to also factor, I'm sorry, I'm going to give a spoilers alert. The reason why I know about the intrincancies of this problem is 'cause I solved it last night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I worked on this last night and I have a prototype that does this and I'm going to show you how it works and I'm going to open source it so anybody can look at it. And my reasoning for doing that was well. To understand. This lets me, and this is why I'm so excited: this allowed me to understand how does their network work , because now I can see the technical limitations of their network and the things that they have to do to operate the network .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is what I've done all these years to counter their attacks. But this one was super interesting because it was one of those that I was never able to crack in years. So anyhow so that's the mathematical and physics and kinetics problems. That are combined into this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that is basically a technique, I believe. It's A theory to be proven by authorities. I think the only people that can really say yes or no are [00:33:00] authorities or, I wouldn't say even industry experts because, they control many industries. They can get an industry expert to say anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the only people that we could trust could be telling the truth, it would be federal authorities. And it's an interesting thing and I think this is I'm not even qualified to even think about these things. Much less to talk about them. But it makes me wonder.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine for a second that this is the case. That they're using, the Starlink satellites as bounce points to colonize other countries. Because that's what they're doing. Committing crimes and colonizing countries. What are the legal implications for that in terms of, so I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Crazy question. Can the US... say that this is true and it's proven and they determine that yes, they're doing this right with these satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Can the US shoot down all the starlink satellites? Legally speaking. I don't know if there is a legal framework in the world [00:34:00] that regulates these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine so. Because otherwise, countries like Iran and China would start flying military satellites on top of the US right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or when they sent the, when the Chinese sent the spy balloons that were controlled with this network I can tell you that, they were shot down . So I imagine but I don't know, like the, I guess the question is the altitude.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If at that altitude, legally speaking, if the US government has powers, jurisdiction to shoot them down. And if that's the case. What would that mean for global communications if all these satellites come down one day? I don't know. It's a chilling question really. It's chilling. Really. Okay. So that's the thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I understood a lot of other things. Like for example, I can tell you I understood that because of this angle [00:35:00] in which the satellites are moving. It's easier... first of all, and these are low orbit satellites, the Starlink satellites. I understood one thing to give an idea, that 

Reinaldo Aguiar: if you want to send a transmission in this way over a long, distance, 5,000 kilometers says that you want to send, I was trying with my prototype to send a message from Bogota to New York, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I could never find one Starlink satellite that would meet the geometrical and kinetic conditions at the same time. And I was puzzled by this. But then I understood: it is because the satellite are flying so low, at only 550 kilometers, and that distance at the base of that triangle is so large, 4,000, 5,000 kilometers, that it's just impossible to meet those conditions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or think about it this way, the horizon at the equator -because the earth is inflated in this direction, so imagine that you position a triangle [00:36:00] in that way between New York and Bogota. With the dimensions that I'm more or less describing, you can see that the base of the triangle would be, have to be underground or under the sea. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the only way it would have to traverse the earth. So it's impossible. It doesn't work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The only solution to that problem is to use a satellite with a higher altitude. It's the only solution. So the geometry can be met. And this was a revelation for me because this means that they're not only using Starlink , they're using other satellites as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And by the way, when I say this, bouncing the signal. What I mean really to be perfectly clear, is bouncing the signal off the body of the satellite, of the object, without active collaboration from the satellite. Meaning... it's not like the satellite is listening and then retransmitting. No, that's not what I meant.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The satellite is just passing, minding its own business and doing what it's supposed to do, whatever purpose it had, and they send the signal and shoot the signal in a way that [00:37:00] hits the satellite and bounces, back to earth to a point where they want without the satellite maybe even knowing that this happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And here I injected a word specifically, and I thought about this before giving this demo, I injected the word ACTIVELY. I said, without the satellite, actively collaborating with them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this was on purpose that I said this. And this is something that I thought that is also chilling.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a chilling thought. And bear with me for a second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that you are the Chinese, and you come up with this technique that you're going to bounce signals off the satellite and, you start building this SpaceX company in the US fronted by Elon Musk, like as Elon Musk is a visionary building this thing, but it's really you, the Chinese doing this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you have this plan in mind. That you want to deploy these thousands of satellites so you can basically have this global network running all the time working without nobody knowing that it's happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:38:00] If I was Xi Jinping, I'm not Xi Jinping and I would never do the things that he does, but if I was Xi Jinping, I would polish those satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would make sure they're shiny, that the body of the satellite is a perfect reflective structure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because this is another thing in the math that I'm going to show you the math and I'm going to show you the code. There are Certain assumptions. The assumptions for one assumption is that the reflection is perfect.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That the satellite in my math right, that the satellite is a mirror. Okay. Not perfect, optimal, let's put it that way. Because yeah, perfection in these scenarios. Something that is very hard to chase, almost impossible to achieve , but imagine that it's optimal, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I was Xi Jinping, I would make sure that all my Starlink satellites would be polished in a way that maximizes the chances of success of this technique.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And THIS, on itself. If those satellites, if somebody has access to those satellites and to the exterior and the design and the CAD designs, et [00:39:00] cetera, and the materials . This could be evidence. That there was, they were deliberately made for this purpose. And here's another chilling thought.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Remember when we talked about the collusion in the market between, allegedly, between Amazon taking the head queries of shopping and eBay, taking the tail queries of shopping this measurement that I took two years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Bezos, from Amazon, also has another competing company, sending, launching satellites into low orbit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if the two companies are producing these satellites with these Polished exteriors designed basically to make this possible, it also shows collaboration in that sense. Between these two seemingly disparate actors. I'm talking about starlink, SpaceX, and Jeff Bezos, space Company. So it could be something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it would require inspecting those satellites to see if the exterior of the satellites [00:40:00] were optimized for this. So it is an interesting, it's an interesting question. Investi from a purely investigative angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if I can bring it back to the whole conversation about where we are right now, this is exactly the flaw in everything that they do, that they standardize things so much because they are thinking at planet scale, 'cause, planet domination, they standardize them so much that it's easy to see that there's coordination.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like with the head queries and the tail queries. The problem they were solving with that, the reason why they did that is split in case it is not obvious is because, they couldn't, first of all, it's billion of queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then they would have this problem, oh, you're taking my query. Give me back the query. Like, they can't be on that back and forth because it would make the market collusion obvious.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, they can't be recording on a database who owns which query. So what they did was we're going to split the distribution at the, I don't know, seventh percentile.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They picked a number and they probably [00:41:00] negotiated even what that percentile would be, because, and this is something I didn't mention yesterday when I said that, or the other day, I talked about the area under the curve. I said, that's what matters, really, it's not, the frequency is not the number of queries, it's the area under the curve that is actually not really accurate .

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you wanna know what really matters, the formula of what matters here for that split ...because if the, if you know the formula and you can see that they split it equally or almost equally, I think that's another data point for collusion. So what really matters is: I'm going to describe how you can calculate that, that number, what you have to do is convert each query in the distribution to the NAVBOOST, canonical query, okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then get from Google Ads, the average cost per click of that canonical NAVBOOST query for all the queries in this distribution. Even the tail queries. 'cause if the query [00:42:00] is, I don't know " toy Robot 1975 part" the Canonical Query for that is probably " Star Wars robot".

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that query, matches to a head query. So it's a way for you to normalize the distribution on the query dimension , right to normalize everything to head queries. And then you multiply the frequency of the non normalized query by the CPC, the cost per click value of the normalized NAVBOOST query. And in that way, you can compare apples to apples.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can see what is the monetary value of the tail that eBay is taking, and the monetary value of the head that Amazon is taking.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, it's mind blowing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, but back to the problem of antennas. What I was saying is that there's the low orbit satellites and there's also other types of satellites. They're geos geo, I'm sorry, my [00:43:00] pronunciation. These words. I don't, English is not my first language and I have a working, as you can see working working use of the language.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's certain words that I don't know exactly how to pronounce them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's satellites that are geo stationary. There are satellites that are, low orbit and they're all, there are different kinds. And they're ones that are, that fly very high above the earth. And of course, there's also the question of cost. The higher you deploy the satellite, it's more expensive 'cause you need more fuel. A bigger rocket, the satellite is heavier 'cause it has to resist, greater challenges, let's put it that way. And all in all it makes the thing, exponentially more expensive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I discovered one of the things that I discovered is that for long distances, there's no way to do it unless you use the higher orbit satellites, the ones that are, that fly above the earth at a greater altitude.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But so this is the, I know, an amazing an amazing discovery yesterday because then I was basically able to codify this thing. [00:44:00] And I have a system, and I'm going to show it to you. I'm going to give a quick demo that you can basically simulate this situation that I'm describing and it will find for you, which is the satellite that will pass at this particular point in five seconds from now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if you fired your signal exactly at that moment, you would hit the target. Like I, it does the calculation for you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I also understood multiple things about how their network operates in this level, at the transport level, the physical layer. For example, I can tell you 'cause I know that antennas are not moving.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I, I understood that the mechanism, like the computation that you do if the antenna is fixed versus if you can move the antenna is very different and has different constraints in terms of what is the probability that you can find a satellite that will meet this criteria. It's very different. It's a very different computation in many aspects.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:45:00] The kinetics are different. The number of candidates, the way that you could eliminate the candidates to make the computation faster, it's a, it's an, it's a fascinating problem. But it also tells me, it also allowed me to see why is that they need the boats. That's why they need the boats, those boats that they have at Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the question I asked three days ago, why they had those points in the lake, in this small artificial lake, in spring Lakes, Katy, Texas, is because of the that , because these points, if you have a mobile antenna, like mounted on a, on a boat or... and you can move it you can move it by just moving the boat.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you move the boat, the antenna, the antenna rotates with the boat. If antenna is fixed to the boat, you move the boat and antenna moves as well. And you can also move the inclination easily . Because you're on a vessel in this case. And the other fascinating thought was planes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: How planes, you could [00:46:00] use the same technique with planes. Instead of hitting satellites, you can hit planes. Imagine what they can do with that. So they could use the commercial routes of planes, which are known and predictable . This, it's better than satellites because satellites have a problem. The kinetics are... , and I didn't know this, I learned this last night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The kinetics involved because the orbit of the earth is imperfect. It tilts all the time, and the rotation is imperfect. All these things, like the duration of the day is imperfect in reality. So all these things factor in to that it's a very hard computational problem, and you have to compute all the possible positions in the future, given as an input, only the snapshot right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you cannot predict the position of a satellite five days from now. It is just, you can't, you have to have a closer snapshot so you can do the computation over a period over the next hour or so. [00:47:00] That complicated is the math. But with a plane it's first, it's predictable, it's known. The trajectory is known, it's predictable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also they can control it because they can control the pilot. Or they can control the traffic controller. And it's, it's an object. A huge object made of metal. Flying above, interesting places . It's, it is just too, it's just too easy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you're doing all this with these antennas with satellites , which is a way more complex and difficult problem. With less... Probability of success and capacity of bandwidth. Because this satellite will be in that position for a very short period of time. And this brings me to another interesting property I understood, their network, the one that they use with the satellites, by hitting them. It's an asynchronous system, really, because say that I'm a spy. Okay? Imagine that I'm a spy and I'm a spying on the people next to me, [00:48:00] and I want to transmit something I stole: information I stole, or audio that I recovered from them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know right now, the agent will never know, but the system doesn't know when will a viable satellite pass at the exact point to be able to hit it, to send the data to where it needs to be sent. So it's a problem that it's open-ended. That satellite could be an hour from now, could be two hours from now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it is possible... if they have to send the data to that specific, there's two ways to do it. One is you wait, so you wait for the right moment, okay? But this could mean that you will have to be holding that data for an hour or two hours. Until the right satellite passes and you can really ship it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other way is: this is probably how they do it because they have so many houses. I guess the answer depends on how many houses you have. If you're in Katy where they have about [00:49:00] 90% of the houses they can just send it with, one of these spy cars that take data from one house to the other.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the function of the cars, one of the functions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The agent comes with a device, with an iPhone, takes the data, drives to another house, and then the iPhone sends the data to that house. So if, if this location would take an hour to transmit this data in Katy, at least because they have so many properties, they could just ship the data locally with lower latency, say five minutes to take it to a different house, two kilometers from here, where antenna has a different orientation or different angle, whatever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And maybe that house has a shorter. Lead time for an, for a viable window of transmission.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's what I would do. I would basically index the capabilities of the houses. And then with this index, pick the house very quickly that it's more likely to have a satellite. I would optimize for that because I think in this world where they move is [00:50:00] dangerous to hold the data if there's a raid and the FBI comes and, captures the house, they capture the data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they can't be holding the data for a long period of time. So I think that's probably what they do. I think they probably re root right, the traffic. I would at least I would do that. What else? I also understood things like in, in this, so there, as I was saying there's two ways of transmission.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One way is: Two arbitrary points. The latitude and the longitude doesn't need to match, okay? In this case, for this case, you need the antenna to be movable. You need to move the antenna. Why? Because if, like if one house has the antenna pointing to the north. And the other house is here, you will never hit it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you hit a satellite on the true north the imagine it's 2D. The signal is going to come down in this direction and you are never going to hit this house. It's going to go like this. So in this is scenario, you need to be able to point this way, so you [00:51:00] hit it and then you hit it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why they need the boats, and that's why they need to mark the points in this ... these nautical points everywhere. In lakes and near the Pentagon, there's a marina that they have full of points. Of course, because they need to be able to steal data from the Pentagon and route it this way flexibly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They cannot use fixed antennas in that scenario.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in Katy, where they own all the houses and the houses are fixed to the ground, they don't have that problem. So they use the other technique, which is the antenna is fixed and I'm just going to wait for the right satellite to pass. But then then in that case you basically have to make this trade-off, you have to be flexible. In the sense that you have to play with your constraints or the constraints of your problem. So if you cannot move the antenna, then what you have to do is you make the constraint that, well houses will talk to other houses that either fall on the same longitude , so south to north or north to south, and, or [00:52:00] on the same latitude, meaning east to west. West to east. And then you can do it without moving antenna.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I also understood that because of these properties of how the satellites move , the probability that you will find a viable satellite that will fit this geometrical and kinetics problem is higher if you are transmitting from east to west than in any other case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Is That is the situation that maximizes the probability of finding a satellite because of the direction of the rotation of the earth, the satellites, the majority of them appear relative to the position right, of the center and the receiver to be changing position slow in a more, in a slower fashion.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the time window that you have to hit it is higher. And this another problem that the computation is not continuous, okay? 'cause of the complexity involved, you cannot compute. Okay? What all the, and the number. We're talking about [00:53:00] 7,500. So 7,000 satellites just a Starlink . And there are others.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That you can use just from the public data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you cannot compute what I was going to say. You cannot compute you know what are going to be all the positions of all these 8,000 satellites every second for the next hour. You will have to do this 3,600 times for 7,000, 8,000 satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it gets into the millions of iterations, 24 million iterations . It would take you hours to compute that, and by that time, the satellite is gone. It already passed. So what I'm doing to solve this problem sampling. I compute candidate points every 30 seconds, for example. But that makes it so that it is possible that the right satellite existed, but it passed at a moment that you did not compute, like you just skipped over it in time, in the time scale, so to speak.[00:54:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm sorry this is probably getting too technical. Yeah. It is a challenge for me not to go deep in, in technical things. But it's super, super interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other thing I understood and I don't know if viewers would recall this. But if you see this right, let me see if I can show you this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A demo that I recorded.

Reinaldo Aguiar: By the way, I recommend you watching this video, but what I want to show you is this image. So you see the screen that I'm showing is partitioning two. You see this, that looks like a heat map.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You know it if you look at it. So that's the earth, and that's a heat map of where the paramilitary points and the antenna location points are marked in the index. And what's interesting, if you look at it so that's you can, you can see the world behind, but like that big underneath, but that big band of red in the middle of the image I'm talking about here, this is basically the equator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay?[00:55:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the reason why that heat map looks like that. Is the dynamics of the satellites is because that's the band where they have the highest probability of hitting one of these satellites when transmitting from east to west. So what I'm saying is that the backbone of this network is very interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's built in a way that optimizes for probability of being able to transmit because it's not guaranteed. It depends on the position of the satellite. So because of that, their transmissions are way more likely to happen from points that are on the east to points that are towards the west.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And more on the equator because the probability there is higher, they get a higher probability on the equator. That's the reason. That's, that's the reason why this heat map has this particular shape. It's because that maximizes the probability of hitting the satellites in [00:56:00] this fashion that I'm describing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think it's kind, it suggests right, that I'm on the right track on this let's call it idea. It's an idea at this point. It needs way further investigation and it needs experts to look at this. I am by no means qualified, as I said to, to even talk about these things. We need an expert to look at this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it also, I don't know, I think it reveals a lot of the mechanics of the network and the fact that it's a synchronous when you want to send data over long distances, okay? And it's real time or almost real time when you want to send data over short distances. That's another super interesting property.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And understanding those properties for law, enfor, I mean for law enforcement. Understanding those properties is important because say that you want to eavesdrop on this network. To catch them in the act, so to speak. You need to understand these mechanics so you can maximize the [00:57:00] positioning of your gear, of your agents, of your people taking into account the dynamics of the network because the probability of transmission and, catching a down link, it's not uniform. It depends on the direction. And it depends on the relative position of the points, and it depends on the positions of bodies that are floating on the sky. So it's a very interesting, it's a very interesting challenge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, I don't know, it's just an idea. And then sometimes this happens to me. Where I have these ideas and I can't really, I feel like there's something there, but I can't really put my finger on it. And eventually, sometimes I get lucky and I can, but so I'm going to say what I, how it's more like a feeling.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. It feels like [00:58:00] this thing that I'm saying about the objects floating in the sky could be key to to understand, not to understand, to guess where to eavesdrop . You can work the problem backwards. You can, and I have to think about this a little bit more. I, the, my, the idea in my head is not fully formed, but it feels if you know what they're doing right and you know the mechanics of the thing, you could work backwards and eliminate 99% of the houses, for example, right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I look at Katy this town, they have say, I don't know, 55,000 properties, I think for 54,000 to be exact in Katy and the surrounding areas. If I was law enforcement , and I had limited resources, and I said I want to eavesdrop on these people to see what, what is going on.

Reinaldo Aguiar: First of all. The first thing I would do is look at the geo [00:59:00] index SpyHELL.org rank them and go for the most important ones, the ones that have higher crypto payments. Because higher payments means higher importance and more legal risk. But then that would still, if you have 54,000 and you do that, say that you take the top 2%.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Yeah. I think this is the idea. Yeah, I see how it could be done now. Yeah. So if you have 54,000. And you take the top 2% that would leave you with something like, so the 10% would be five, 5,000. The 1% would be 500 2% would be a thousand. Yeah. It would around a thousand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Still it's a lot of people, but if you think about it and you know the mechanics and you have the kinetics and you have the problem already solved for what they're doing, which I have, out of this subset of a thousand potential high ranking agents, allegedly, if you cannot eavesdrop on the thousand of them at the same time, what you can do is, okay, what are the houses that would be able to transmit [01:00:00] right now at this moment or in the next five minutes?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can tell that because you can work backwards you need the other point. It's also easy because the antennas are fixed. So the only possible, yeah, it's a solvable problem because given that the sender, the position is fixed latitude and longitude. The potential recipients in this say that you put a radius of 500 miles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The potential recipients is a small subset of houses. Okay? Yes, because it has to be either on the same latitude or on the same longitude and has to be marked in the geo index. Those two conditions have to be met. Two of the three conditions have to be met. And then. Yes, exactly. And then knowing which are the candidate houses and knowing the satellites that would meet this condition that ...I think I could do this with the cluster I have.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think with that computing power, I can do this. Knowing sorry, I'm just [01:01:00] thinking about this on the fly. I should have thought about this before... knowing where they could transmit, and knowing the candidate points in a space that could be that transmission possible, and knowing the kinetics and the geometry, you can figure it out if the transmission is even feasible in the next 30 minutes. And that eliminates probably 99% of the houses and only leaves you with the ones that would be able to transmit. Yeah, I think that would be a good way to do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So anyhow, I learned a bunch of things. So that's why and I'm probably missing 80% of what I learned or what I inferred from what I learned. So that's why I want to get that transcript from chat, GPT and publish it because there's probably insights in there that could be useful to law enforcement, I'm guessing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If there's any merit to any of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If there's no merit, please excuse me. I'm just trying to be proactive. And I can be wrong. [01:02:00] Everybody can be wrong. But if it holds any water, it could be an important discovery and importantly, because of the implications and the legal questions it brings about frameworks and jurisdiction and... I don't know, ability to shoot down these these satellites if they're really using them in this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There, those are very profound questions that to on, legal frameworks and policy and government and democracy. It's, it's it needs a team of people to even think about that problem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm not qualified to to even touch it, to even think about it, but I want to show you the demo. Okay. As always I try to give things a kind of a, a positive angle I guess. So I created this website. Okay. The, and I'm going to publish the address and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the domain name is Coca , as in cocaine; dash net as in network, dot-com, [01:03:00] as in commercial interest. So coca-net.com. And basically it's a tool that does the computation for you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Yes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this so I'm going to just tell you the features. So it has two, two radio buttons at the top, and this is to change the mode. Moveable is the one I described where you have the freedom to move the antenna. And then fixed cardinal antennas are basically the ones that they have in the houses where the antenna is fixed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And here I basically picked an angle that I more or less measure or estimated from some photos I have. I think it's around this number in reality. And the assumption of this problem is that in each house, basically in this how do you call it simulated house. In this system you basically assume that you have four antennas, one facing each direction.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And in reality, they don't do it exactly that way. Like they have, they basically isolate the channels and route using software. But for simplicity, I assumed this just [01:04:00] so every point could communicate with any other point. Okay. Now I have to say, the fixed cardinal antennas feature right now is broken.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it doesn't really work. I'll fix it, but it, I got it to work. It works beautifully. But we're going to demo for now, just the moveable antenna. And there's another small box here. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I put these two addresses as default.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first one is my address here, where I am, I'm saying this in case the FBI wants to talk to me or investigate the Salt Typhoon agents or, That are in front of me or the CITGO Russian, FSB agent Michael Priddy , that's next to me. There's the, here's my address right in the first box.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then on the second box I put Google, New York as an example. But there's a small glitch . Like you really have to look for an address and click on it. Otherwise it won't work. Okay. It will

Reinaldo Aguiar: okay. Seems like it's working. Yes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There you go. See? [01:05:00] So what this is telling us in this box over here, does, this is the result. So it's telling me that this satellite STARLINK 3672 will pass on this point, 38.1903, -89.0101 at an altitude of 550.34 kilometers. And that is the exact point now, like it basically has a count-down down that counts down until the exact second where you have to send your signal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if you send your signal when the countdown down reaches "now", according to the math, it is guaranteed that it's going to hit the target, in this case, the Google office in New York. So it's what, this is what this is doing, although the UI looks simple, the computational expense and the computational complexity here is immense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I had to really put a lot of engineering to make this happen this quickly. Okay? It's a whole distributed system on the back [01:06:00] doing things in parallel, so it could happen this quickly. You can pick any point. So for example, you can go from from Bogota

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the problem with API, I don't know I'll fi I'll fix the API problem. But this was a good example that I showed you. let me see.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so this worked. And so for example, for this example the computation takes, yeah, it's working. The computation takes a few seconds. And for the other case, it's a way more expensive computation. For the fixed cardinal antennas, that is a way more, more complex computation. But you see now it picked a different satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now it picked the start link 1420. This shows that, and that the satellite is really there. At this point. This shows, oh, I, I was showing you the wrong. So if you click on this link. Yeah you see the, the details about the satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess the important point beyond the functionality of the demo [01:07:00] that I want to make is that it is possible to make these signals bound in this way and to compute in a realistic, practical fashion, a bounce point using a satellite as a bouncing point to achieve this goal. To make two points, communicate over long distances without active collaboration of the satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, I want to highlight that point: active. Because maybe there was collaboration offline. In the makers of the satellite. Both. And I'm saying that both for Starlink and, the other company that does a similar thing or, companies, like the manufacturers of the materials that are used for the shell, for the exterior of the satellite, because that's another way to do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Controlling the companies that build the enclosure of the satellite. So you don't necessarily need to control the entire, process or the entire design process of the [01:08:00] satellite. You only need to control the design process of the shell of the satellite to make sure that the physical properties of that satellite optimize this goal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think there could be in that, in if that holds any water, it could be something that shows design, intelligence, ingenuity, and a goal, a clear goal. And while doing all this. So anyhow, I want to apologize for the Rocky demo. It's not scripted and this is something that I literally started working on yesterday at 7:00 PM and I didn't sleep through the night working on this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has a lot of bugs and the UI is buggy , so excuse me for that. I'll make it better when I have a little bit more time. But today I need to prepare, so I need to, I, I couldn't keep working on it today because I need to prepare for tomorrow. Is the, what they call that the mediation that DIOSDADO CABELLO ordered that I attend to in regards to the divorce he filed against me and the restraining order he filed against me.[01:09:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I had to prepare for that. So I couldn't, I keep working on this. That's why, I'm giving this demo, although it's kinda. Half cook at this point. But it shows the idea and it shows that it's feasible and the computation is feasible within a short period of time. Which I think is what, law enforcement really would look at.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they ever look at these videos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to say goodbye for now. And, see you on the next one. Thank you so much. 

Project Bouncer XI
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Welcome, curious minds. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar, and this is another episode of "Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips", and part of this campaign that I'm advancing "bring Diosdado to Justice bring DIOSDADO to the US".

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to, I'm going to make this segment one of those "Guess Who?" episodes that I sometimes do but also I'm going to do that and I'm going to also after that I'm going to I want to comment on something that I observed yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it could, I think it could be important. I have I have the feeling that I'm onto something here. And I wish I was better prepared, like I had visuals or things that I could or a script like I I'm, this is not a scripted or prepared at all. So it's going to be a bit bumpy, but bear with me for a second because maybe it's something .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in terms of the guess who segment [00:01:00] for today we are going to meet one of the most prominent agents of the PayPal Mafia in New York State. And that is Mayor Eric Adams. Very prominent super flagged in Elon Musk's Geo Index in the pipeline. He SATURATES all the all the models from public records and public data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And besides that, I have some models that process data that it's related to me. For example, emails that I've received, or meetings in which I've participated, or demos that I've given. When I was trying to market the technology to market the technology for Key Opinion Leaders and there's a lot of nodes , a lot of entities that are connected to me directly during the last three, four years because they requested demos or, they had meetings with me or they sent me an email or they looked at me at my LinkedIn profile.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Things like that. [00:02:00] And a lot of those nodes, there's a lot of nodes that meet that criteria that are directly connected to Mayor Adams so this is of course a bit concerning, because a figure with, such political power. In one of the, largest cities in the US where, maybe not coincidentially were Travis Kalanick and, and those people operate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a bit concerning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow the people that, for example, there's a lady called Denise I think it's Denise Felipe Adams, I think. let me see let me find her real quick.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Denise Felipe Adams. And she has a family relationship. I think she's the sister-in-law of the Mayor of Mayor Adams. There was also a meeting in which there was a former high ranking police officer that was a police officer since the times that Mayor Adams was a [00:03:00] police official, or had, strong ties to the police force in New York.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't follow the story much.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow there was this ex police officer from New York that also participated in one of these ruses of Nelson Lara. And I think the pipeline believes that he has a loose family connection to Mayor Adams as well. And those were the ruses in which you know, that was around the time when Nelson Lara set up the meeting with the former First Lady of Panama, Vivian Fernandez Torrijos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it was around the same, like in, in that space of two, three weeks. Or like maybe a month. He did all those things. Like he set up the meeting with with the people from the, and it was an official meeting, like this meeting with the people close to the mayor, the context of the meeting was that these people supposedly wanted to look at the technology to see if they could use it for law enforcement and for terrorist threat detection in New York [00:04:00] City.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So of course for me that was super interesting. So that's how they framed it. And like in the meeting, they joined the meeting, they were invited via their official, New York City Hall email addresses. It wasn't like a personal meeting. It was an official meeting with officials from the from City Hall, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In that capacity was the meeting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The mayor wasn't there. Initially Nelson Lara told me that he would be there, but then there was a change of plans and apparently he delegated that onto Denise Felipe Adams and this other official and that's, that, that's how it went.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, around the same time was when Nelson Lara set up the meeting with with the former First Lady of Panama.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And like people could ask, why was he doing that? I think they had different goals when they set that up, all that one of them was to give me the impression that Nelson, Lara was really connected. And he's really connected.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to give me the impression that Nelson Lara [00:05:00] was first , very connected, and secondly that he was genuily trying to help me market the product.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I would be more open, with him and tell him my plans and, give him access to, an email address of the company, access to the platform, to the, to the Google domain basically of the company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then it was more open. And more, the more open, the more vulnerable. I think that's one of the angles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think the other angle, the more so angle, it was to give me the impression that I had a shot at marketing the technology. Because as long as I had that impression, that illusion, it was an illusion, with this level of harassment and malice, it was impossible that I could sell a dollar worth of product.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But by giving me the illusion that I could, it was a way of keeping me on the hook, working on the technology, which is what they wanted. They wanted me to work on the technology so I could develop it to a point where it was mature and they could steal it without them having to do any work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they don't know how to do it. So that's what they do. Like they, they surround the target and they [00:06:00] create situations in which the target believes has a shot at making this happen. And then they steal it when it's done when it's complete or close to complete.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they steal it too early, they steal it all the time, like they don't, they don't declare success until they can just take the technology in a point that they can use it themselves.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it that's basically the technology that they have. Like how to steal technology from other people at the point of maturity of the technology that they're stealing. So that's so that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's, Mayor Adams , super flagged. And I really invite authorities to to check out the index and to use  spyhell.org , the search engine that I built, because they probably have more data than me . About properties that he may have or I don't know, companies that are obscurley owned by him or controlled by him, and I don't have access to that, so more visibility, more data, better results. So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So now [00:07:00] I'm going to switch topics and I wanna talk about what I observed yesterday. I'm going to start by that and because , it's a pretty interesting thing. It unraveled into a lot of insights. I discovered so many things last night that I'm very excited. It was a very productive night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so what happened yesterday? It was this, the pipeline... so I, I did a small mini project like two months ago, which was, I created a data set, a small data set that contained the locations from my phone and from my devices. I gathered all the locations from my phone, my devices, like all I could for the last 10 years, and I concentrated. On locations that I used to visit before , but I have not visited in a long time. Places that I would go to say 2016, 2017, and then I didn't go anywhere any, anymore to those places after that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I took that subset of places and through [00:08:00] that analysis using automated means, I joined it with the rank data that from the, from Elon Musk's database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I computed the overlap.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically I was looking for the joint for which places I had visited before in the past, long time ago. And I haven't gone to those places and are also marked with super high paramilitary scores. The reasoning of the thinking was that in some of the automated systems that I have, I've noticed that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There seem to be like a subtle pattern that they seem to be parking the cars to hide them in places that I rarely visit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they know that I have the cameras on the car and I have the technology. And then if they, if they go and park , say, 200 cars in a place that I'm likely to go, they're going to have to decommission those 200 cars.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The idea was, the thinking that I had was that maybe they were optimizing for that. So they were picking the hiding places for the cars based on what they perceive as places [00:09:00] that would be unlikely for me to visit. That was basically my thinking. So I did their the opposite. I started looking for places with high paramilitary score , because I know they're not going to park the cars in a place that is not protected, that they don't have under full control.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it has to be a place with a high paramilitary score an area with a high paramilitary score. I did this small mini project and a candidate came up. It was the apartment complex Advenir , around 2016 , around that time, I went there a few times.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And , then I stopped going to that place. I never visited that apartment complex again. I, in fact I think I had dinner with my sister in the restaurant that is in the corner of the apartment complex years ago. But I didn't go any anymore.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow this place came up in this experiment that I was that I designed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went yesterday to record all the vehicles, suspecting that, they probably have a lot of vehicles or important agents stashed in that complex. Or, hiding in that complex in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thinking that I'm never going to go [00:10:00] there. So I went and I recorded all the cars. I haven't ran the footage through the pipeline yet, so I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't have any data to give, whether, it found important agents or not. When I run it I will know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That said, the important observation was that when I was, and when I went to that com, to that complex, and this is recorded in the videos that are already, I posted all the videos from yesterday, this was yesterday afternoon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I posted all the videos already on YouTube, and they're available and publicly viewable. So it is possible to see in one of those videos that, in that complex there was an antenna installed on the ground floor, one of these paramilitary antennas that they have for the mesh network. That they camouflage with a Directivity logo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they think people are stupid or something. I don't know. They're obviously not DirecTV antennas. And I say that because of the size, the number of feed-horns the size of the feed-horn devices , the obvious power of those antennas, the weight, the size. It's just too [00:11:00] obvious.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I went there, I looked at antenna and I realized that I had seen so back in the days when I went to that complex, I remember seeing an antenna in a different part of the complex, but pointing to a different direction than this antenna was pointing yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the azimuth orientation of the antenna was different, was pointing to the opposite side of the complex. This is what trigger the thought. I thought and I'm, I'm going to, I maybe may look like I'm rambling, but I'm going to try to reproduce a train of thought.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Viewers can maybe see how this evolved and maybe you have other ideas. I have to say, before I say any of this, I'm not an expert in this field. In fact, I don't know anything about this field. I had to start yesterday researching using, chat GPT or I can't recall one of those AI tools.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I started like asking very basic questions about this topic because, this is not my area of expertise , I, I write software. I, I know just the basics about [00:12:00] satellite communication. So I had to, instruct myself using AI to be able to like, develop this train of thought last night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, with that said, I'm going to walk you through what I thought the way I thought about this problem. May maybe, if somebody knows about this topic, they will say no, this is wrong. Or maybe you have another idea and you can build on what I already thought. Anyhow. So the thought was that I remember seeing the similar antenna very, exactly the same, but pointing on the other to the other side of the compound.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that got me thinking about this mesh network that they have. That it's basically mapped on the geo index that I captured. And, I know that they they route messages and communications from these properties and these properties are nodes, and I know that the vehicles are nodes and I know that the iPhones are nodes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Speaking of which for my segment, sorry for interrupting this, but for my segment of, guess who for today, I also had a slotted [00:13:00] Tim Cook , the CO of apple. I mentioned this in the website. To death he is super flagged . And the iPhones are a fundamental piece, fundamental technology piece of this network to function because all these agents intercept, and extract data from the bugs , inter radiofrequency and extract data from the bugs using the iPhones.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I believe that there's a deep integration hardware, a hardware integration in the iPhone that makes this possible. Of course, law enforcement should, review this, but and I'm not by any means an authority in hardware either, but the scale at what, at which they're doing it, and, the range, the wide range of bugs that they're able to interrogate with those iPhones tells me that their iPhones have to be highly customizable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To be able to adapt to that wide range of situations that they seem to use them for. And that kind of adaptability can only mean: deep integration.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If something is not deeply integrated, it cannot be that customizable. It's just a basic logic [00:14:00] principle. But anyhow, Tim Cook Super flagged , also reported to the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So the train of thought was, but that I know that they have this mesh network and that they transmit across these nodes. But, and I, long time ago, I was and this is documented as well on the website I was doing this I wrote a program to try to find which satellite they were talking to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause I see all these antennas. Pointing to different, in different directions. Not many different directions, just a few, different directions. And I, at some point naively, I was trying to to find, which is the satellite that they control, I thought they must have a satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't know that this was state sponsored back then or any of those things. I thought it was a company that had one satellite. That was my hypothesis. So I started looking for this satellite, and of course, my program could never find a satellite that could meet all these conditions of orientations, of all these antennas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it always puzzled me how the thing works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, at some point I noticed the existence [00:15:00] of the t trampoline antennas that they put on the ground to do multi hop Tropospheric scatter and to, catch the signals coming down. But there's a, there was always a question that I could not answer, and I think I found the answer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why I'm so excited. But the question I could not answer, I'm going to tell you the question. The question is if they have all these antennas in all these different geographical points, assume for a second that it's true. They're communicating with each other how... so say that you want send a message from a point A to a point B.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you're going to use Tropospheric scatter , you need, that angle to be very precise. Tropospheric scatter Basically what it does is that it sends the signal, shoots the signal up to the Troposphere that, that, that thin layer, that it's a border in the atmosphere. And because of the physical properties of the signal and the atmosphere at that altitude, the signal cannot escape the atmosphere, but it bounces back to earth and it bounces with an angle that it's guessable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mathematically, one could guess what the angle is going to be. So because of those [00:16:00] properties, what, and this is used in military theaters by the way, like this Tropospheric scatter technology. It's an old-school method of communication, but it's usually used in military theaters because of its properties.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you can transmit over long distances. It's point to point from one antenna to the other. It doesn't require a distributed network, which could be prone to interception and man in the middle attacks . So this thing is very secure and you can go across, 300 kilometers, 400 kilometers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All, it all depends on the angle. If you point it, if the angle is very high, then the distance is going to be, 'cause it's going to bounce almost perpendicularly , really. So the distance is going to be short, but if the angle is small , then the distance is going to be long. And it has other interesting properties .

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can use this to bounce to bounce signals over tall obstacles. Because in, in regular point-to-point communications you have to have a straight line of sight. But here you could, bounce the signal on top of a mountain, for example, or on top of a volcano, [00:17:00] like things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you could avoid important obstacles using this technique. So that's why it's used in military and rescue operations mostly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And by the way, this is what, back on , I don't know, a year and a half ago led me to the conclusion... again, this is documentary in the website with date. When I arrived to this conclusion that I suspected, this is what led me to suspect that there were military personnel involved in this operation of them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how I discovered that Robert Gates had been a Secretary of Defense, and also had been director of the CIA and was an employee of Travis Kalanick. I didn't have any, I didn't know who Robert Gate was. I don't follow politics or, I'm with all these people, on my back all the time, I I hardly read the news.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow going back to Tropospheric scatter . The angle is critical, and it's with the angle and the azimuth that you can point to where you want to communicate to. What is your end goal? What is your [00:18:00] end point. What are you aiming to hit?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the puzzling aspect that I could never understand until last night was that I've never seen any of these antennas move. First of all, like they're static. Like the Salt typhoon agents on the house di diagonal to me 2 6 7 0 7 Valleyside drive the antenna when it was there. I haven't checked with the drone if it's still there, but you know when it, I don't know if they put it back, but when they had it last year, it was always pointing in the same direction basically towards the south.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The true south.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the question was, and I've never seen any of these antennas have any motorized mechanisms . I've inspected a lot of them, I have pictures, serial numbers through this process I've really gone, to the detail to get physically very close to the antennas to document them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I've never seen one with a motor on it, like with a motorized mechanism that would allow it to [00:19:00] move with remotely or by automated means with precision enough to point to a target.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that was puzzling to me how they do it. Like how do they control to which house these antenna is going to send the data, or to which, which property or to which boat or to which car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was puzzling to me, and I think I found the answer, I'm, I am 95% sure that this is how they do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, take it with skepticism because I'm not trained in this area. I've never received any training of any kind formal or any kind in this. So I might be wrong, but this is what occurred to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you want to change the angle right in this Tropospheric scatter technique, there's two ways to do it. One, you can move the antenna. You can move the angle of the antenna or put the antenna further away, or move it, in any of the axis is that you could move it and that would effectively affect the [00:20:00] angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other way that you can move it. Is moving the target. The same principle. You can move the target that will move the angle, but the target is fixed most of the times. If it's a house, unless it's a boat. But for the sake of the argument, let's assume we're talking about two fixed points, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you cannot move the antenna.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The only other way you could move the angle would be by moving the reflection point in the atmosphere. And that's, that, that's when I said I mean it sounds like impossible. How can you move the reflection point in the atmosphere?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I remembered that I picked up using technology means last year, I think it was last year, yeah, last year late last year, that many of the solar panels that these houses in the mini compounds, by the way I believe these Chinese people in front of me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it's really a mini compound. It seems like it at this point, I think the two houses are really the same compound. The same thing. Like it's not really two families. I think it's a mini compound. And that's why they have that [00:21:00] secret gate in between the two properties the same thing that we saw at Lake Pointe Estates with Eckhart and Mueller who is another former CIA director. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they have a gate that allows a person to pass from one house to the other on the backyard of the houses without being seen outside of the house. And it's because of that, because all this, those houses are in reality, a single unit. So anyhow, where was I? Yeah I'm moving the reflection point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it occurred to me, I remembered ... this was a train of thought and I'm sorry that, I'm trying to remember what I thought. It's just that I want to walk you through how I arrived to this conclusion because it might help.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I remembered that the house in front of me, which is 2 6 7 1 1 Valleyside Drive, and I believe it's part of this mini compound with the other salt typhoon House has a series of solar panels in the roof.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And these solar panels are to power the antenna that the other house had tucked behind the fence. But I [00:22:00] programmatically picked up last year that those solar panels are aligned exactly. Precisely with the optimal orientation of Starlink and of the start link. So at some point I was using a start link when I didn't know that it was really a Chinese company using Elon Musk as a front man.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But before I knew that I started using a Starlink and I thought I could avoid them intercepting the traffic. So I was moving that antenna all the time and trying to make it hard for them to, to eavesdrop on the downlink. So in that process, I became very familiar with what is the optimal orientation of the Starlink antennas here in Katy, Texas, because this, of course, varies by the exact location where you are, right in different locations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The orientation, the relative orientation that would be optimal for starlink will vary. But here. While I was here, I, I know what the orientation is and I know that their house has the solar panels aligned exactly, but with a tremendous precision [00:23:00] with the exact orientation that would be optimal for starlink.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And based on that, I created a system, a small pipeline that basically looks for that for the orientation of the solar panels in house marked with high paramilitary score in the index and that typically end in zero seven, like the house in front of me because that's the engineering channel Salt typhoon engineering.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then compare that with the orientation detected in satelital imagery of those solar panels of that candidate house with what would be the optimal orientation for a Starlink connection . In that specific location. And then if, and then group together, the houses that match that criteria very closely.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Surprise, surprise. It seems to be a thing. Many of these houses across the country in different cities, states have these properties, all of them: are marked in the index with high paramilitary score or crypto payments. The street addresses end in zero seven and have [00:24:00] solar panels on the roof, installed on the roof that align exactly with the optimal orientation of for starlink in that location.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So based on that, last year, I hypothesized that maybe some of those solar panels are really antennas, they starlink antennas that are covert . So it is not obvious that it's an antenna and they probably do that, so there's no temptation on, law enforcement and such to try to eavesdrop on them because they would think they're just regular solar panels.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they're being investigated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So those are probably solar panels acting as antennas is what I'm saying. And are probably used to transmit information that could be sensitive. That's why they have to make them look like solar panels.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So I remembered that. Okay. And that thought of the orientation of the solar panels made me think about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What if, and this is the crazy idea, and I'm careful when I use the word crazy because, like Morgan Hybner and and DIOSDADO CABELLO on a campaign [00:25:00] to say in court that I am crazy and that I need to take medication. So I try not to use the word crazy, but it is a crazy idea. Okay? It, it is a radical idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What if?, this is the idea: what if what they're doing is, instead of moving the antennas are always fixed pointing towards one of these four cardinal positions north, south west , east . And what they're doing is bouncing the signal, so shooting the signal at the exact moment when an where, such that when a Starlink satellite passes and at the exact point such that the signal hits the body of the satellite and produces the angle that they need to hit the target that they want.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that you have the antenna fixed. And you have a constellation. I'm going to talk, and again, I didn't know any of this about I knew some of it, but not the detail that I know now because I have to investigate this last night. So I'm going to tell you what I've [00:26:00] learned in case it's wrong. I don't, mislead you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I give you the opportunity to correct information. So imagine that. So the way these staling fatalities, from what I understand work is really a swarm of satellites. It's a constellation, they call it. And it's reality is not a constellation, it's a constellation of constellations. So there small groups or clusters of satellites when the earth, and this is why I say that I don't have the visuals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: imagine that you have the earth, okay? Rotating. It's a globe and it's rotating. So these satellites, from what I understand, are traveling in two directions, from south to north at an angle tilted between 53 and 85 degrees of inclination.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're not traveling from south to north, like true south to true north, but they're traveling inclined relative to the earth. And there are other groups of satellites, Starlink as well, that are traveling using the same pattern but on opposite direction north to south with a similar inclination relative [00:27:00] to the globe .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically you have these clusters and there on each direction there are many constellations. So you have these mini clusters of several satellites traveling with certain inclination around the earth like that, and on the other direction, okay? And these satellites also are traveling at different altitudes, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And with different speeds.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's a very complex mathematical problem. It has to, it touches on things like physics, kinetics , geometry. It's a very complex problem. It's not easy. The mathematics of this are not easy, okay? But it is possible to pick the right satellites imagine, you have the antenna pointing at a fixed angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you have these constellations of satellites circling in this way, it is possible to pick the right satellite, basically picking two, of the ... so these are three coordinates sytem , okay? Imagine X, Y, [00:28:00] Z. So you basically can pick a satellite with those three coordinates, such that given that you have the other two points in this triangle fixed by moving the point that is viable, which would be a satellite that you don't know yet which one it is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But a satellite could meet this criteria that passes at that point, at the specific, exact time where you're going to shoot this radio frequency directional signal up. So the signal bounces off the satellite because the satellite is made of metal. Or some reflective material, reflective to radio frequency.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the signal is going to come down with the right angle and it's going to hit the target. So that's the radical idea. Now and I get I get excited just to think about this possibility is, first of all, it is super ingenious if this is what they're doing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then you know I couldn't resist digging into this and learned a little bit about the different things. And, like I'm going to try, I tried to export the chat with the AI conversational thing to, to [00:29:00] kinda, I don't know, I think to review it later and I if, but it doesn't export, like it's too large and then it crashes the browser, but.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I manage to export it, I will put it on the notes because I think it could be useful. Like people to review these concepts. Of course, the fastest path is to find someone who's an expert on this. And consult with them. But I don't know, it, it seemed to me like a super fascinating field.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow...

Reinaldo Aguiar: There are also other types of satellites. So a Starlink are what they call low orbit satellites. So that means that they, they fly above sea level at around 550 kilometers. It's relatively low, and this has a lot of desirable properties . They're cheaper to launch. That's why they can launch, thousands.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's, in these constellations that I was describing, starlink alone has today, I think 7,500 satellites. So there are a lot of them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the question, the mathematical problem is, what you need to do the what it comes down to: You need to [00:30:00] compute or calculate, which could be a viable satellite in the future, say five seconds from now because you haven't sent you, you need to calculate, which is going to be the satellite first.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You need to calculate what could be a viable point. Okay? A point that would meet this geometry that you need to hit that target. Then, knowing the point you need and knowing the positions of the satellites right now, and some of their physical properties like velocity, coefficients of travel, angles, like there's a lot of things, and this is public data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So knowing those two things, the point that it's a viable point and there might be multiple viable points. To hit this target varying the altitude and the other two coordinates, but knowing the candidate points or a set of candidate points, the question is, which are the satellites given the data that the snapshot that you have about the satellites right now, of now, that in, say, five minutes could pass or will [00:31:00] pass on those specific points, candidate points that you computed. That's that. It's, and it's a very interesting point because it's not only about a space collision, but also about time collision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause then you have to fire the signal at the exact time to hit the satellite at that point when it passes exactly that point. And remember, mind, the mass here is complicated because, the time that it takes for the signal to travel from the antenna from earth to that specific point varies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it is not an instantaneous transmission. It could be 3 milliseconds, I don't know, 2 milliseconds . I don't know how many milliseconds. I know when I ping something on my computer, on a Starlink , sometimes it comes back around that 80 milliseconds or a hundred milliseconds, but of course that is a multi hop thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's probably less than that. It's probably 5 milliseconds , three ... it must be in that order, I believe. But I will look it up. And you have to factor this in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm saying is that you have [00:32:00] to you have to also factor, I'm sorry, I'm going to give a spoilers alert. The reason why I know about the intrincancies of this problem is 'cause I solved it last night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I worked on this last night and I have a prototype that does this and I'm going to show you how it works and I'm going to open source it so anybody can look at it. And my reasoning for doing that was well. To understand. This lets me, and this is why I'm so excited: this allowed me to understand how does their network work , because now I can see the technical limitations of their network and the things that they have to do to operate the network .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is what I've done all these years to counter their attacks. But this one was super interesting because it was one of those that I was never able to crack in years. So anyhow so that's the mathematical and physics and kinetics problems. That are combined into this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that is basically a technique, I believe. It's A theory to be proven by authorities. I think the only people that can really say yes or no are [00:33:00] authorities or, I wouldn't say even industry experts because, they control many industries. They can get an industry expert to say anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the only people that we could trust could be telling the truth, it would be federal authorities. And it's an interesting thing and I think this is I'm not even qualified to even think about these things. Much less to talk about them. But it makes me wonder.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine for a second that this is the case. That they're using, the Starlink satellites as bounce points to colonize other countries. Because that's what they're doing. Committing crimes and colonizing countries. What are the legal implications for that in terms of, so I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Crazy question. Can the US... say that this is true and it's proven and they determine that yes, they're doing this right with these satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Can the US shoot down all the starlink satellites? Legally speaking. I don't know if there is a legal framework in the world [00:34:00] that regulates these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine so. Because otherwise, countries like Iran and China would start flying military satellites on top of the US right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or when they sent the, when the Chinese sent the spy balloons that were controlled with this network I can tell you that, they were shot down . So I imagine but I don't know, like the, I guess the question is the altitude.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If at that altitude, legally speaking, if the US government has powers, jurisdiction to shoot them down. And if that's the case. What would that mean for global communications if all these satellites come down one day? I don't know. It's a chilling question really. It's chilling. Really. Okay. So that's the thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I understood a lot of other things. Like for example, I can tell you I understood that because of this angle [00:35:00] in which the satellites are moving. It's easier... first of all, and these are low orbit satellites, the Starlink satellites. I understood one thing to give an idea, that 

Reinaldo Aguiar: if you want to send a transmission in this way over a long, distance, 5,000 kilometers says that you want to send, I was trying with my prototype to send a message from Bogota to New York, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I could never find one Starlink satellite that would meet the geometrical and kinetic conditions at the same time. And I was puzzled by this. But then I understood: it is because the satellite are flying so low, at only 550 kilometers, and that distance at the base of that triangle is so large, 4,000, 5,000 kilometers, that it's just impossible to meet those conditions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or think about it this way, the horizon at the equator -because the earth is inflated in this direction, so imagine that you position a triangle [00:36:00] in that way between New York and Bogota. With the dimensions that I'm more or less describing, you can see that the base of the triangle would be, have to be underground or under the sea. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the only way it would have to traverse the earth. So it's impossible. It doesn't work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The only solution to that problem is to use a satellite with a higher altitude. It's the only solution. So the geometry can be met. And this was a revelation for me because this means that they're not only using Starlink , they're using other satellites as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And by the way, when I say this, bouncing the signal. What I mean really to be perfectly clear, is bouncing the signal off the body of the satellite, of the object, without active collaboration from the satellite. Meaning... it's not like the satellite is listening and then retransmitting. No, that's not what I meant.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The satellite is just passing, minding its own business and doing what it's supposed to do, whatever purpose it had, and they send the signal and shoot the signal in a way that [00:37:00] hits the satellite and bounces, back to earth to a point where they want without the satellite maybe even knowing that this happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And here I injected a word specifically, and I thought about this before giving this demo, I injected the word ACTIVELY. I said, without the satellite, actively collaborating with them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this was on purpose that I said this. And this is something that I thought that is also chilling.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a chilling thought. And bear with me for a second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that you are the Chinese, and you come up with this technique that you're going to bounce signals off the satellite and, you start building this SpaceX company in the US fronted by Elon Musk, like as Elon Musk is a visionary building this thing, but it's really you, the Chinese doing this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you have this plan in mind. That you want to deploy these thousands of satellites so you can basically have this global network running all the time working without nobody knowing that it's happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:38:00] If I was Xi Jinping, I'm not Xi Jinping and I would never do the things that he does, but if I was Xi Jinping, I would polish those satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would make sure they're shiny, that the body of the satellite is a perfect reflective structure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because this is another thing in the math that I'm going to show you the math and I'm going to show you the code. There are Certain assumptions. The assumptions for one assumption is that the reflection is perfect.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That the satellite in my math right, that the satellite is a mirror. Okay. Not perfect, optimal, let's put it that way. Because yeah, perfection in these scenarios. Something that is very hard to chase, almost impossible to achieve , but imagine that it's optimal, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I was Xi Jinping, I would make sure that all my Starlink satellites would be polished in a way that maximizes the chances of success of this technique.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And THIS, on itself. If those satellites, if somebody has access to those satellites and to the exterior and the design and the CAD designs, et [00:39:00] cetera, and the materials . This could be evidence. That there was, they were deliberately made for this purpose. And here's another chilling thought.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Remember when we talked about the collusion in the market between, allegedly, between Amazon taking the head queries of shopping and eBay, taking the tail queries of shopping this measurement that I took two years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Bezos, from Amazon, also has another competing company, sending, launching satellites into low orbit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if the two companies are producing these satellites with these Polished exteriors designed basically to make this possible, it also shows collaboration in that sense. Between these two seemingly disparate actors. I'm talking about starlink, SpaceX, and Jeff Bezos, space Company. So it could be something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it would require inspecting those satellites to see if the exterior of the satellites [00:40:00] were optimized for this. So it is an interesting, it's an interesting question. Investi from a purely investigative angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if I can bring it back to the whole conversation about where we are right now, this is exactly the flaw in everything that they do, that they standardize things so much because they are thinking at planet scale, 'cause, planet domination, they standardize them so much that it's easy to see that there's coordination.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like with the head queries and the tail queries. The problem they were solving with that, the reason why they did that is split in case it is not obvious is because, they couldn't, first of all, it's billion of queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then they would have this problem, oh, you're taking my query. Give me back the query. Like, they can't be on that back and forth because it would make the market collusion obvious.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, they can't be recording on a database who owns which query. So what they did was we're going to split the distribution at the, I don't know, seventh percentile.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They picked a number and they probably [00:41:00] negotiated even what that percentile would be, because, and this is something I didn't mention yesterday when I said that, or the other day, I talked about the area under the curve. I said, that's what matters, really, it's not, the frequency is not the number of queries, it's the area under the curve that is actually not really accurate .

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you wanna know what really matters, the formula of what matters here for that split ...because if the, if you know the formula and you can see that they split it equally or almost equally, I think that's another data point for collusion. So what really matters is: I'm going to describe how you can calculate that, that number, what you have to do is convert each query in the distribution to the NAVBOOST, canonical query, okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then get from Google Ads, the average cost per click of that canonical NAVBOOST query for all the queries in this distribution. Even the tail queries. 'cause if the query [00:42:00] is, I don't know " toy Robot 1975 part" the Canonical Query for that is probably " Star Wars robot".

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that query, matches to a head query. So it's a way for you to normalize the distribution on the query dimension , right to normalize everything to head queries. And then you multiply the frequency of the non normalized query by the CPC, the cost per click value of the normalized NAVBOOST query. And in that way, you can compare apples to apples.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can see what is the monetary value of the tail that eBay is taking, and the monetary value of the head that Amazon is taking.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, it's mind blowing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, but back to the problem of antennas. What I was saying is that there's the low orbit satellites and there's also other types of satellites. They're geos geo, I'm sorry, my [00:43:00] pronunciation. These words. I don't, English is not my first language and I have a working, as you can see working working use of the language.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's certain words that I don't know exactly how to pronounce them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's satellites that are geo stationary. There are satellites that are, low orbit and they're all, there are different kinds. And they're ones that are, that fly very high above the earth. And of course, there's also the question of cost. The higher you deploy the satellite, it's more expensive 'cause you need more fuel. A bigger rocket, the satellite is heavier 'cause it has to resist, greater challenges, let's put it that way. And all in all it makes the thing, exponentially more expensive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I discovered one of the things that I discovered is that for long distances, there's no way to do it unless you use the higher orbit satellites, the ones that are, that fly above the earth at a greater altitude.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But so this is the, I know, an amazing an amazing discovery yesterday because then I was basically able to codify this thing. [00:44:00] And I have a system, and I'm going to show it to you. I'm going to give a quick demo that you can basically simulate this situation that I'm describing and it will find for you, which is the satellite that will pass at this particular point in five seconds from now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if you fired your signal exactly at that moment, you would hit the target. Like I, it does the calculation for you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I also understood multiple things about how their network operates in this level, at the transport level, the physical layer. For example, I can tell you 'cause I know that antennas are not moving.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I, I understood that the mechanism, like the computation that you do if the antenna is fixed versus if you can move the antenna is very different and has different constraints in terms of what is the probability that you can find a satellite that will meet this criteria. It's very different. It's a very different computation in many aspects.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:45:00] The kinetics are different. The number of candidates, the way that you could eliminate the candidates to make the computation faster, it's a, it's an, it's a fascinating problem. But it also tells me, it also allowed me to see why is that they need the boats. That's why they need the boats, those boats that they have at Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the question I asked three days ago, why they had those points in the lake, in this small artificial lake, in spring Lakes, Katy, Texas, is because of the that , because these points, if you have a mobile antenna, like mounted on a, on a boat or... and you can move it you can move it by just moving the boat.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you move the boat, the antenna, the antenna rotates with the boat. If antenna is fixed to the boat, you move the boat and antenna moves as well. And you can also move the inclination easily . Because you're on a vessel in this case. And the other fascinating thought was planes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: How planes, you could [00:46:00] use the same technique with planes. Instead of hitting satellites, you can hit planes. Imagine what they can do with that. So they could use the commercial routes of planes, which are known and predictable . This, it's better than satellites because satellites have a problem. The kinetics are... , and I didn't know this, I learned this last night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The kinetics involved because the orbit of the earth is imperfect. It tilts all the time, and the rotation is imperfect. All these things, like the duration of the day is imperfect in reality. So all these things factor in to that it's a very hard computational problem, and you have to compute all the possible positions in the future, given as an input, only the snapshot right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you cannot predict the position of a satellite five days from now. It is just, you can't, you have to have a closer snapshot so you can do the computation over a period over the next hour or so. [00:47:00] That complicated is the math. But with a plane it's first, it's predictable, it's known. The trajectory is known, it's predictable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also they can control it because they can control the pilot. Or they can control the traffic controller. And it's, it's an object. A huge object made of metal. Flying above, interesting places . It's, it is just too, it's just too easy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you're doing all this with these antennas with satellites , which is a way more complex and difficult problem. With less... Probability of success and capacity of bandwidth. Because this satellite will be in that position for a very short period of time. And this brings me to another interesting property I understood, their network, the one that they use with the satellites, by hitting them. It's an asynchronous system, really, because say that I'm a spy. Okay? Imagine that I'm a spy and I'm a spying on the people next to me, [00:48:00] and I want to transmit something I stole: information I stole, or audio that I recovered from them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know right now, the agent will never know, but the system doesn't know when will a viable satellite pass at the exact point to be able to hit it, to send the data to where it needs to be sent. So it's a problem that it's open-ended. That satellite could be an hour from now, could be two hours from now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it is possible... if they have to send the data to that specific, there's two ways to do it. One is you wait, so you wait for the right moment, okay? But this could mean that you will have to be holding that data for an hour or two hours. Until the right satellite passes and you can really ship it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other way is: this is probably how they do it because they have so many houses. I guess the answer depends on how many houses you have. If you're in Katy where they have about [00:49:00] 90% of the houses they can just send it with, one of these spy cars that take data from one house to the other.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the function of the cars, one of the functions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The agent comes with a device, with an iPhone, takes the data, drives to another house, and then the iPhone sends the data to that house. So if, if this location would take an hour to transmit this data in Katy, at least because they have so many properties, they could just ship the data locally with lower latency, say five minutes to take it to a different house, two kilometers from here, where antenna has a different orientation or different angle, whatever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And maybe that house has a shorter. Lead time for an, for a viable window of transmission.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's what I would do. I would basically index the capabilities of the houses. And then with this index, pick the house very quickly that it's more likely to have a satellite. I would optimize for that because I think in this world where they move is [00:50:00] dangerous to hold the data if there's a raid and the FBI comes and, captures the house, they capture the data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they can't be holding the data for a long period of time. So I think that's probably what they do. I think they probably re root right, the traffic. I would at least I would do that. What else? I also understood things like in, in this, so there, as I was saying there's two ways of transmission.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One way is: Two arbitrary points. The latitude and the longitude doesn't need to match, okay? In this case, for this case, you need the antenna to be movable. You need to move the antenna. Why? Because if, like if one house has the antenna pointing to the north. And the other house is here, you will never hit it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you hit a satellite on the true north the imagine it's 2D. The signal is going to come down in this direction and you are never going to hit this house. It's going to go like this. So in this is scenario, you need to be able to point this way, so you [00:51:00] hit it and then you hit it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why they need the boats, and that's why they need to mark the points in this ... these nautical points everywhere. In lakes and near the Pentagon, there's a marina that they have full of points. Of course, because they need to be able to steal data from the Pentagon and route it this way flexibly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They cannot use fixed antennas in that scenario.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in Katy, where they own all the houses and the houses are fixed to the ground, they don't have that problem. So they use the other technique, which is the antenna is fixed and I'm just going to wait for the right satellite to pass. But then then in that case you basically have to make this trade-off, you have to be flexible. In the sense that you have to play with your constraints or the constraints of your problem. So if you cannot move the antenna, then what you have to do is you make the constraint that, well houses will talk to other houses that either fall on the same longitude , so south to north or north to south, and, or [00:52:00] on the same latitude, meaning east to west. West to east. And then you can do it without moving antenna.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I also understood that because of these properties of how the satellites move , the probability that you will find a viable satellite that will fit this geometrical and kinetics problem is higher if you are transmitting from east to west than in any other case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Is That is the situation that maximizes the probability of finding a satellite because of the direction of the rotation of the earth, the satellites, the majority of them appear relative to the position right, of the center and the receiver to be changing position slow in a more, in a slower fashion.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the time window that you have to hit it is higher. And this another problem that the computation is not continuous, okay? 'cause of the complexity involved, you cannot compute. Okay? What all the, and the number. We're talking about [00:53:00] 7,500. So 7,000 satellites just a Starlink . And there are others.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That you can use just from the public data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you cannot compute what I was going to say. You cannot compute you know what are going to be all the positions of all these 8,000 satellites every second for the next hour. You will have to do this 3,600 times for 7,000, 8,000 satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it gets into the millions of iterations, 24 million iterations . It would take you hours to compute that, and by that time, the satellite is gone. It already passed. So what I'm doing to solve this problem sampling. I compute candidate points every 30 seconds, for example. But that makes it so that it is possible that the right satellite existed, but it passed at a moment that you did not compute, like you just skipped over it in time, in the time scale, so to speak.[00:54:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm sorry this is probably getting too technical. Yeah. It is a challenge for me not to go deep in, in technical things. But it's super, super interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other thing I understood and I don't know if viewers would recall this. But if you see this right, let me see if I can show you this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A demo that I recorded.

Reinaldo Aguiar: By the way, I recommend you watching this video, but what I want to show you is this image. So you see the screen that I'm showing is partitioning two. You see this, that looks like a heat map.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You know it if you look at it. So that's the earth, and that's a heat map of where the paramilitary points and the antenna location points are marked in the index. And what's interesting, if you look at it so that's you can, you can see the world behind, but like that big underneath, but that big band of red in the middle of the image I'm talking about here, this is basically the equator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay?[00:55:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the reason why that heat map looks like that. Is the dynamics of the satellites is because that's the band where they have the highest probability of hitting one of these satellites when transmitting from east to west. So what I'm saying is that the backbone of this network is very interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's built in a way that optimizes for probability of being able to transmit because it's not guaranteed. It depends on the position of the satellite. So because of that, their transmissions are way more likely to happen from points that are on the east to points that are towards the west.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And more on the equator because the probability there is higher, they get a higher probability on the equator. That's the reason. That's, that's the reason why this heat map has this particular shape. It's because that maximizes the probability of hitting the satellites in [00:56:00] this fashion that I'm describing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think it's kind, it suggests right, that I'm on the right track on this let's call it idea. It's an idea at this point. It needs way further investigation and it needs experts to look at this. I am by no means qualified, as I said to, to even talk about these things. We need an expert to look at this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it also, I don't know, I think it reveals a lot of the mechanics of the network and the fact that it's a synchronous when you want to send data over long distances, okay? And it's real time or almost real time when you want to send data over short distances. That's another super interesting property.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And understanding those properties for law, enfor, I mean for law enforcement. Understanding those properties is important because say that you want to eavesdrop on this network. To catch them in the act, so to speak. You need to understand these mechanics so you can maximize the [00:57:00] positioning of your gear, of your agents, of your people taking into account the dynamics of the network because the probability of transmission and, catching a down link, it's not uniform. It depends on the direction. And it depends on the relative position of the points, and it depends on the positions of bodies that are floating on the sky. So it's a very interesting, it's a very interesting challenge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, I don't know, it's just an idea. And then sometimes this happens to me. Where I have these ideas and I can't really, I feel like there's something there, but I can't really put my finger on it. And eventually, sometimes I get lucky and I can, but so I'm going to say what I, how it's more like a feeling.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. It feels like [00:58:00] this thing that I'm saying about the objects floating in the sky could be key to to understand, not to understand, to guess where to eavesdrop . You can work the problem backwards. You can, and I have to think about this a little bit more. I, the, my, the idea in my head is not fully formed, but it feels if you know what they're doing right and you know the mechanics of the thing, you could work backwards and eliminate 99% of the houses, for example, right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I look at Katy this town, they have say, I don't know, 55,000 properties, I think for 54,000 to be exact in Katy and the surrounding areas. If I was law enforcement , and I had limited resources, and I said I want to eavesdrop on these people to see what, what is going on.

Reinaldo Aguiar: First of all. The first thing I would do is look at the geo [00:59:00] index SpyHELL.org rank them and go for the most important ones, the ones that have higher crypto payments. Because higher payments means higher importance and more legal risk. But then that would still, if you have 54,000 and you do that, say that you take the top 2%.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Yeah. I think this is the idea. Yeah, I see how it could be done now. Yeah. So if you have 54,000. And you take the top 2% that would leave you with something like, so the 10% would be five, 5,000. The 1% would be 500 2% would be a thousand. Yeah. It would around a thousand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Still it's a lot of people, but if you think about it and you know the mechanics and you have the kinetics and you have the problem already solved for what they're doing, which I have, out of this subset of a thousand potential high ranking agents, allegedly, if you cannot eavesdrop on the thousand of them at the same time, what you can do is, okay, what are the houses that would be able to transmit [01:00:00] right now at this moment or in the next five minutes?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can tell that because you can work backwards you need the other point. It's also easy because the antennas are fixed. So the only possible, yeah, it's a solvable problem because given that the sender, the position is fixed latitude and longitude. The potential recipients in this say that you put a radius of 500 miles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The potential recipients is a small subset of houses. Okay? Yes, because it has to be either on the same latitude or on the same longitude and has to be marked in the geo index. Those two conditions have to be met. Two of the three conditions have to be met. And then. Yes, exactly. And then knowing which are the candidate houses and knowing the satellites that would meet this condition that ...I think I could do this with the cluster I have.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think with that computing power, I can do this. Knowing sorry, I'm just [01:01:00] thinking about this on the fly. I should have thought about this before... knowing where they could transmit, and knowing the candidate points in a space that could be that transmission possible, and knowing the kinetics and the geometry, you can figure it out if the transmission is even feasible in the next 30 minutes. And that eliminates probably 99% of the houses and only leaves you with the ones that would be able to transmit. Yeah, I think that would be a good way to do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So anyhow, I learned a bunch of things. So that's why and I'm probably missing 80% of what I learned or what I inferred from what I learned. So that's why I want to get that transcript from chat, GPT and publish it because there's probably insights in there that could be useful to law enforcement, I'm guessing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If there's any merit to any of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If there's no merit, please excuse me. I'm just trying to be proactive. And I can be wrong. [01:02:00] Everybody can be wrong. But if it holds any water, it could be an important discovery and importantly, because of the implications and the legal questions it brings about frameworks and jurisdiction and... I don't know, ability to shoot down these these satellites if they're really using them in this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There, those are very profound questions that to on, legal frameworks and policy and government and democracy. It's, it's it needs a team of people to even think about that problem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm not qualified to to even touch it, to even think about it, but I want to show you the demo. Okay. As always I try to give things a kind of a, a positive angle I guess. So I created this website. Okay. The, and I'm going to publish the address and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the domain name is Coca , as in cocaine; dash net as in network, dot-com, [01:03:00] as in commercial interest. So coca-net.com. And basically it's a tool that does the computation for you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Yes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this so I'm going to just tell you the features. So it has two, two radio buttons at the top, and this is to change the mode. Moveable is the one I described where you have the freedom to move the antenna. And then fixed cardinal antennas are basically the ones that they have in the houses where the antenna is fixed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And here I basically picked an angle that I more or less measure or estimated from some photos I have. I think it's around this number in reality. And the assumption of this problem is that in each house, basically in this how do you call it simulated house. In this system you basically assume that you have four antennas, one facing each direction.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And in reality, they don't do it exactly that way. Like they have, they basically isolate the channels and route using software. But for simplicity, I assumed this just [01:04:00] so every point could communicate with any other point. Okay. Now I have to say, the fixed cardinal antennas feature right now is broken.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it doesn't really work. I'll fix it, but it, I got it to work. It works beautifully. But we're going to demo for now, just the moveable antenna. And there's another small box here. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I put these two addresses as default.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first one is my address here, where I am, I'm saying this in case the FBI wants to talk to me or investigate the Salt Typhoon agents or, That are in front of me or the CITGO Russian, FSB agent Michael Priddy , that's next to me. There's the, here's my address right in the first box.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then on the second box I put Google, New York as an example. But there's a small glitch . Like you really have to look for an address and click on it. Otherwise it won't work. Okay. It will

Reinaldo Aguiar: okay. Seems like it's working. Yes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There you go. See? [01:05:00] So what this is telling us in this box over here, does, this is the result. So it's telling me that this satellite STARLINK 3672 will pass on this point, 38.1903, -89.0101 at an altitude of 550.34 kilometers. And that is the exact point now, like it basically has a count-down down that counts down until the exact second where you have to send your signal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if you send your signal when the countdown down reaches "now", according to the math, it is guaranteed that it's going to hit the target, in this case, the Google office in New York. So it's what, this is what this is doing, although the UI looks simple, the computational expense and the computational complexity here is immense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I had to really put a lot of engineering to make this happen this quickly. Okay? It's a whole distributed system on the back [01:06:00] doing things in parallel, so it could happen this quickly. You can pick any point. So for example, you can go from from Bogota

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the problem with API, I don't know I'll fi I'll fix the API problem. But this was a good example that I showed you. let me see.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so this worked. And so for example, for this example the computation takes, yeah, it's working. The computation takes a few seconds. And for the other case, it's a way more expensive computation. For the fixed cardinal antennas, that is a way more, more complex computation. But you see now it picked a different satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now it picked the start link 1420. This shows that, and that the satellite is really there. At this point. This shows, oh, I, I was showing you the wrong. So if you click on this link. Yeah you see the, the details about the satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess the important point beyond the functionality of the demo [01:07:00] that I want to make is that it is possible to make these signals bound in this way and to compute in a realistic, practical fashion, a bounce point using a satellite as a bouncing point to achieve this goal. To make two points, communicate over long distances without active collaboration of the satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, I want to highlight that point: active. Because maybe there was collaboration offline. In the makers of the satellite. Both. And I'm saying that both for Starlink and, the other company that does a similar thing or, companies, like the manufacturers of the materials that are used for the shell, for the exterior of the satellite, because that's another way to do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Controlling the companies that build the enclosure of the satellite. So you don't necessarily need to control the entire, process or the entire design process of the [01:08:00] satellite. You only need to control the design process of the shell of the satellite to make sure that the physical properties of that satellite optimize this goal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think there could be in that, in if that holds any water, it could be something that shows design, intelligence, ingenuity, and a goal, a clear goal. And while doing all this. So anyhow, I want to apologize for the Rocky demo. It's not scripted and this is something that I literally started working on yesterday at 7:00 PM and I didn't sleep through the night working on this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has a lot of bugs and the UI is buggy , so excuse me for that. I'll make it better when I have a little bit more time. But today I need to prepare, so I need to, I, I couldn't keep working on it today because I need to prepare for tomorrow. Is the, what they call that the mediation that DIOSDADO CABELLO ordered that I attend to in regards to the divorce he filed against me and the restraining order he filed against me.[01:09:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I had to prepare for that. So I couldn't, I keep working on this. That's why, I'm giving this demo, although it's kinda. Half cook at this point. But it shows the idea and it shows that it's feasible and the computation is feasible within a short period of time. Which I think is what, law enforcement really would look at.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they ever look at these videos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to say goodbye for now. And, see you on the next one. Thank you so much. 

Mediation Post-mortem
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Welcome, curious minds and invisible friends . Good morning, happy Friday. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and today is June 27th, and it's about 11:44 AM US Central Time here in Katy, Texas . Today I don't have something really prepared, but there's a few updates that I want to record just in case law enforcement ever investigates these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course, as part of the campaign that I'm advancing to bring DIOSDADO to justice and bring DIOSDADO to the US, and in that context, I'm going to do a small "guess who" segment that is going to be relevant to, to something that happened today. And also, I'm going to record here a few observations from yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for our " guess who" section today, we have [00:01:00] somebody very special , one of the agents that really made possible Diosdado Cabello basically taking over Katy and big parts of Texas. So definitely one of the most important agents, at least in this part of the country.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So please welcome, governor Greg Abbott. And I have to say, when I say these things I really think about it , I really think about it every single time because I know these are serious allegations, and, I see my life at risk 'cause of the amount of power this group of individuals have, combined and coordinated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's not only they have powerful people in the network that have political power, economic power, legal power, even the power to use force. They have police officers right on the payroll.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Beyond that, besides the power they, each one has individually, they are [00:02:00] also coordinated. So I see risks to me personally in this situation all the time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But besides the risk factor, I also think about it long and hard before I say or mention anybody, and I think about the implications on how would that look, like how does that sound and whether that message can be twisted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because, for example, in the case of a politician, like Greg Abbott, I anticipate this network when they see that this inevitably goes to trial, then they will try to, discredit me saying that I have a political motivation or, like anything, right? So I try not to mention political people, not because I fear them or I do fear them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I know that they're powerful and they control institutions. They control police forces, right? So they control the use of force against citizens. And I see danger in that, to me, in this situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think about it not because of that, and I try not to mention political players because I don't want [00:03:00] this to become, or to be seen as that, it could have a political angle. It doesn't, like I haven't, I haven't voted and I'm ashamed to say that, but I haven't I didn't even register to vote.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not, I don't follow politics. I even before all this started, and when I started noticing what was happening and until, really, until I captured the GEO index, I didn't know the names of 80% of these political players.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I didn't even know their names. To give you an idea two years ago. So it is not a political thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And like when I talk about people like Xi Jinping, who is obviously, if not number one, number two in this organization. I think like people could say it's a political statement and I want to be clear about that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not a political statement. Like when I think about, Xi Jinping as a person, right? And what he's doing with technology and with enslaving people and all that, to me it's not a question of politics. He could be from the left [00:04:00] or he could be from the right. It doesn't, for me, it's a question about humanity, about civilization, about human rights.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has nothing to do with politics. Like he could be from the other side of the spectrum politically, and he could do exactly the same thing, and I will take exactly the same position. It doesn't matter in which side he is. So it's not a political question in this case. These things for me are not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Are a question About the gravity of the crimes, and the amount of people that, that, that have been hurt and that it is been hurt every day by this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can see that, even for them, it's not a political question ,it's a question about a group of individuals trying to dominate the rest of the population and to gather as much power as they can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And let me give you an example, right? In some in, so this network controls, and, they, they have a series of prersidents , quote unquote, because they're not really presidents now that in my mind, like I, I don't see them as presidents anymore. They're agents, and they control these agents that are [00:05:00] posing as presidents in many countries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I did this, I did the exercise of looking at what was the political inclination, and I'm not talking about political parties , I'm talking about whether they were left or right. Whether they were, pro government control or pro free market to the other extreme. And, surprisingly, if you do this analysis across this spectrum of presidents across the globe that are marked in the GEO index and are obviously under the control of this network, and they are in the Form 211 that I sent to the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you look at their political inclinations, no, not political parties , but like the inclination in the political spectrum , you will find that in some countries they are from the left, in some other countries, they're from the right. It's not, this thing is not about political ideology or about communism versus, democracy or it's not about that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because if it was about that, then they would aim to put in positions of power , the presidents, the quote unquote presidents every single time in every country, [00:06:00] people from the left, from a communist party like in China, right? But that's not what they do, in some countries. They're from the right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it doesn't matter really. It is not, it's not a, it's not a question of politics. It's a question of, who is willing to play along. And, also I think it's a question about, which party, in a given country...

Reinaldo Aguiar: if they want to work on a new country, maybe there is a new country in earth comes up, didn't exist before, but now something emerged from the ocean and there's a new territory there, and there's a new country with people, they haven't colonized it and they want to colonize it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what they would do, they would understand first what is the structure of power? What is the way that is most efficient and faster to take control politically, economically, legally in every way they can of this new country by controlling the smaller number of individuals possible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's about pressure points, right? If that group of individuals happens to fall on the right, [00:07:00] then they will go for that. If that group of individuals happens to fall on the left, they will go like they're optimizing is for time or it's a, it's a, it's a blitz, right? Like it's it's a fast forward, attack.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's what for not for political alignment. And there are also other factors ,historic reasons in a country, right? There's countries that, because something that happened in the past, they have  aversion to the left and people will prefer the right and then what does the network do? , they go and take the right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that's what makes sense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It causes less friction taking the right than, trying to promote the left artificially inflating, faking votes and things like that, and then having to fight with the majority of the population, it's more friction, it's more difficult, it costs more money and more time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's better to take the right, which already has the acceptance in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm saying all this to explain that when I say, Greg Abbot is a prominent member, it's not by any means anything that has to do with politics. [00:08:00] And this is documented in the website as everything I say. There's properties associated to him that have an impressive implementation of the immune geo entity pattern.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a property in Austin , I call "The Yucca Drive Anomaly", linked to him . I don't think he lives there anymore, but it's linked to him 10611 Yucca Drive, Austin, TX . It's basically guarded. If you look at the features and the positioning of the agents that are surrounding the property it's like a full security detail provided by Russia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's, that's the best description I can give you. And the entire property is surrounded in a way by huge buffer zones. And it's an amazing, it's, there's, when you see it, there's no way you cannot see it, right? It's one of those things that it's like when the mirror shatters , you cannot put it back.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow this is intended for law enforcement, if they ever look at these things, check the website, and simply, do a search, text, search in the evidence page, control F and look for Yucca Drive . And you'll [00:09:00] find a lot of data. There's also, he has a folder in the archive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's very prominent, very prominent. So the reason why I decided to, feature governor Abbott featured in the " guess who" segment of today is because something that happened today has to do with this mediation that DIOSDADO CABELLO ordered me to go regarding the petition for divorce that he decided to file against me when they took Marcelo from his home.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went to that and it was an interesting meeting. And I have to say I haven't run this person through the pipeline, but the mediator that was assigned to the case ...

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have to run him through the pipeline. But from what I, and I did look up , the address that they gave me for his office in the geo index as it's not directly marked, but it has a lot of points, like 200 meters, like it's surrounded by points, but that point, that address is not marked. So I'm not completely sure. I'll have to run him through the entire pipeline and, like I'm not, I don't have access to that here. So I don't know. But I'm [00:10:00] just going to mention few of the points that caught my eye. So first of all, he was a judge. So the mediator who was assigned to this case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was suggested by the judge at the district family court . He was suggested by the judge, and we all agreed and he happened to be a judge, a family judge for eight years. Okay. And I said that's great because he's familiar with the law.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then he starts talking and he mentions that he was appointed to be a judge by Governor Greg Abbott. The governor of Texas, that's the one I'm showing in this, " guess who" segment. This person that I know is an agent of this network and is prominent and has paramilitary scores, crypto payments, the works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This same person was who appointed the mediator in the mediation case involving this strange petition for divorce slash request for a psychiatric evaluation and a restraining order impeding me to [00:11:00] conduct any kind of legal contracts or transfer property or anything. So the same person, governor Abbott was who appointed this other person who is now the mediator in this case that DIOSDADO CABELLO filed .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I mean that, immediately was interesting to me. Let's say it that way. When he said that, I go on to ask if he, because he explained right that he was a judge for eight years and then after that he explained the sequence and at some point he lost the bid for reelection as a judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he went into private practice running this mediation practice. Okay. And when he said that, and because he had mentioned the thing about Governor Abbott, my next question to him was are you still registered with the bar of Texas? Are you still a, an attorney that could practice law?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was my question. And he said, yes, I am, but I choose not to because I prefer to, help people in these circumstances and blah, blah blah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's [00:12:00] great.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He starts, by explaining to me the rules of the mediation. And one thing that was interesting was also that he asked for my name and I said, Reinaldo Aguiar and this is relevant because at the end he filed a document with the court and he used that name as I mentioned it in the meeting, Reinaldo Aguiar. But that is not my full legal name, 'cause I have two last names. My full legal name would be Reinaldo Aguiar Marcano, and that's the name that Morgan Hybner and my former partner used in all the court filings where they were, when they're asking for a psychiatry evaluation and all that. So they used my full name, so the larger name with the two last names and my middle initial, but then, this mediator who was appointed by Greg Abbott asked me for my name during the meeting, which I found it strange. Like he, he must know my name. Why would he ask me verbally? What is your name?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he used that name, the shorter version, which is the one that I use every day and filed a [00:13:00] legal document with the impasse assessment or check mark checked. That is a requirement for the court to decide what to do next. So I don't know. I don't know exactly what is the play there, but it seemed like it, it felt to me like there was some kind of design, let's put it that way, it was too much of a coincidence that he asked me for my name, knowing my name, and then he files the thing with the wrong name, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not a lawyer, so I don't know what repercussions could there be by filing this document with the wrong name, but. Just to be cautious. I emailed him immediately and told him, Hey, you use the wrong name. You need to use the same name that they used in the filings. And he must know this because he was a judge for eight years. He must know this. But anyhow, that's what happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So about the proceeding itself: so he starts the mediation, he explains the procedure, and I'm going to publish the transcripts of the, I recorded the session with him, so it was a split, right? He would talk to me and then he will talk to the other party.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that way we don't have to [00:14:00] have friction, the two parties, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so he starts, he explains the process and he jumps right into I'm going to go talk to the other party so they can give me the first proposal. So apparently they were planning to give me, a proposal, which I imagine is some kind of proposal for a settlement.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They were going to propose something. And I imagine it would be something that I could agree to, easily. So the case goes away, right? So the legal record disappears. Or doesn't progress at least right? Which is what DIOSDADO CABELLO needs at this point desperately. He was ready to do that, but I said, Hey please wait a second, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I stopped him there and then I went on to explain that the petitioner had an application for a restraining order against me asking the court to order me to undergo psychiatric evaluation, implying that I'm not in use of my legal capacities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in the same restraining order, they elaborate and ask the judge [00:15:00] to prevent me from interacting with my child without supervision pending the results of said  psychiatric evaluation, implying that I might be a danger to my own child. I explained this to the mediator and I posed a question that seems to me logical and fundamental.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Look, this party, the petitioner, filed a legal document with the court stating that first, I'm not in use of my mental abilities and capacities, and secondly, that I cannot be trusted to even care for my own child.

Reinaldo Aguiar: How is it possible to conduct any kind of negotiation if my own mental capacity has been questioned ... I mean .... the whole purpose of the mediation is to enter into legal agreements and ... this is contract law one o one .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not a lawyer, but it's contract law and it's common sense. A person that is not in use or control of their mental abilities [00:16:00] and capacity, legally speaking, cannot enter into legal contract. The contract is invalid , doesn't have validity. The contract could be contested immediately or a year from now or so, I said, look they're questioning my ability to think and to act rationally, and at the same time they're asking me to negotiate and then to enter into a contract.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think that we are all at risk. That's the way I said it, right? I think if we proceed with even negotiations, all of us, including you, mediator, are we are all at risk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Why? Me, I'm at risk because they might be right ... maybe I'm crazy and if I am crazy by entering into a negotiation process and then signing a contract that I, maybe I'm not even able to understand because of this alleged diminished mental capacity or mental health problems that I allegedly have. I may sign a contract that is harmful to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other party could be harmed because they could be accused by [00:17:00] me or by law enforcement, or by somebody else of taking advantage of a person with diminished mental capacities and channeling them to enter into a legal binding agreement. That's a crime. It's, I think that's fraud or fraudulent inducement at the very least. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, the mediator, because he's an attorney, registered with the Bar of Texas and he has a duty to uphold the law and channeling a person whose mental capacity has been already questioned in a legal document filed with a court. This is not like somebody that verbally said something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They filed this with a court in writing and signed it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the mediator knowing that information. Channeling this person to negotiate first and then enter into a legally binding agreement, at the very least, is morally questionable. And, somebody could place a complaint with a bar, and the attorney slash mediator could be disbarred.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And lastly, [00:18:00] even if we negotiate this and get into an agreement, I myself could go on Monday. Today is Friday. I could go on Monday to the court and challenge that agreement like easily because they already questioned my mental capacity on a court filing. It is trivial. I could disarm that, that legally binding contract in a minute.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we all wasted our time here. So what's the point of doing this? Was what I asked, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I said but I have a proposal for you and for them, one was possible path forward because, I want to get my son back. I want to resolve this quickly. If we can't resolve this today, I'm all in for it, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm open, I'll negotiate, I'm flexible, let's do it ...but we need to make sure that, first, all the requirements for that eventual contract are in place . So the contract is valid, sound, and holds water. And secondly, that we're not creating any unnecessary [00:19:00] liability or risk for anybody , for any of us , while we do this. So what I propose is the following:

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would like the other party to write me a handwritten note in a paper and send it to me before we start negotiating anything. Take a picture of that and send it to me saying that they don't have any reasons to believe that I could have a mental problem that would prevent me from negotiating and entering into a contract. That's all I ask. It's a very simple request for somebody who's hoping to reach an agreement, a legal binding contract with you. Write writing this simple note means nothing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it's basic contract law If you're trying to get into a contract with somebody, because you assume that person to be sane, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Otherwise , who gets into a contract with a crazy person? You have to be more crazy than the crazy person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, they refused, of course, right? They did not give me the note. And they said that because they are refusing and you're saying that without that you cannot [00:20:00] negotiate, and then the mediator agreed with me, he said, and I also agree that it makes no logical or legal sense to proceed with mediation if there are claims about your mental capacities and abilities, that issue, the capacity issue, legal capacity has to be addressed first. So he marked the mediation as an impasse, it's a legal term for a mediation that does not reach an agreement and sent it back to the court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's where the, he made the mistake with the name and used the other shorter name instead of the name that Morgan Hybner had used in the legal filings. So yeah, that was my little battle just for justice today. I felt it was good in a sense. I got the chance to to debate because he tried to push back a little bit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it wasn't an easy sell . Like he tried to convince me that ... well, , they could say that you're crazy, but that doesn't mean that you're crazy. They can allege anything for their own reasons. That doesn't mean that you cannot negotiate, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he was, he didn't push me around but he tried to channel the [00:21:00] conversation to see if he could get, to an actual negotiation. But I was very firm on my argument, right? And, but what I was say, it was a bit gratifying to see that I could handle this debate with a former judge that was on the bench for eight years that was appointed by governor Greg Abbott by myself without legal representation, acting pro-se. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that, that's what I wanted, right? To either get an admission that they know I'm not crazy or to this, to be sent back to the court where, it's a nuclear weapon for me. Because you can imagine now the amount of evidence I'm going to get into the record, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. So that's what happened today. Now, I also want to talk a little bit about yesterday quick observations, right? So yesterday after I posted about the idea about the, this, that they might be bouncing signals off satellites, Starlink satellites, [00:22:00] specifically, they seem like the houses directly next to me, the Chinese safe houses seem to be retreating like the 26 7 zero seven Valley side drive, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. The agonal next to my house here in Valley Side Drive. There was a Chinese man younger than the OG, than the supposed owner of the house, right? I never seen this young man in that house before, but he was trying to retrieve or remove one of those reflectors that those are devices that look like reflectors, but I know they're not reflectors, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're either. Transmitting or receiving something. But they look like front yard reflectors, like light reflectors, but they're not that. So he was trying to uninstall one of those without being seen. The camera recorded him, I have a camera here. And then when he saw me at the window . And now the other ones are the other Chinese I house that is next to my house in Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas on, yeah. Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My house is [00:23:00] 2302 Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas. That's the other house. So the Chinese house is the one that I have towards the East and the address is 2 3, 1 0. Britton Ridge drive, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. So when I went there yesterday, when I arrived I noticed they put a huge wall, like it's hard to, maybe I can explain this here a little bit better.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So let me give you an idea. So this is my house , right? My house,

Reinaldo Aguiar: this one over here. And the Chinese safe house that I'm describing is this one. Okay? And as you can see, this is this is the garage. This point over here at 29.75736 -95.8572. So they installed a temporary wall. Huge made of wood, exactly in this [00:24:00] point here. Like covering this. And they did that because I have a camera, a wide angle camera installed here, basically watching their, who comes in and comes out and watching the street and the camera can see in that angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So what they did is that they put a huge wall in here, made of wood. It's like probably 12 feet tall or something like that, or, yeah I think it's 12 feet. 10 or 12 feet. So my camera could not see, that the, just to block my camera basically. And I imagine it's because they're extracting something from that house via the garage.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're extracting equipment or something and the camera would see what they're doing when they open the garage or close the garage. So they're working on something in there. But it was interesting to see and these two things, like these two Chinese houses Exactly next to two of my houses in different parts of Katy , happened to be decommissioning things, or seemed to be decommissioning things, just hours after I posted that video that supposedly nobody has watched. If I look at the number of views in the video, it's [00:25:00] zero. It is just silly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow so that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another observation that I want to pass is that there, there's a series of vehicles with plates that start with WDJ, I recommend law enforcement to look at the entry look for that in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause it's been document these vehicles. There's a lot of information about this series of vehicles. So these are vehicles with Texas plates that start with W as in whiskey, D as in delta, J as in January. And they've been recorded many times. I think at this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Six of them or seven of them. Following me in different places. And interestingly yesterday, there was one in the same street where the ICE officer Enrique Morales supposedly lives. Okay. So that's the double agent basically, that extracted information from me to give it to the network on 2024. [00:26:00] And his house is, this is the Street Baker Hollow Drive and his house is the last one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he is, Enrique. Enrique Morales is at 27903 Baker Hollow Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. And yesterday there was a vehicle park around here, Moscow style like watching the two streets, watching this perpendicular Street and this street. And it was also of the Series WDJ, the same series of vehicles that have been following me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is interesting because that series of vehicles, that those plates have been tied by the pipeline to the DIOSDADO CABELLO directly. So this is Venezuelan SEBIN, and this car was 200 feet away from Enrique Morales' house who was supposedly trying to help me last year.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think this could be an important point because it could connect Agent Morales to DIOSDADO CABELLO, and he's a federal agent. Morales, right? [00:27:00] So that could be important. So that was the other one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The third one, something amazing happened last night because I went to the other house to run the pipeline and to do other things. And I came back very late. It was like 2:00 AM maybe 2:30, I don't recall.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course at this time, there's no traffic. And I never drive this late, like at that time I'm sleeping. But last night I was driving and it was amazing because I could see, I have a, I'm not going to get into details what I have, but the latency of the detection of the system, it's much, much lower when there's less traffic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this makes sense because it means there's less noise, okay? Because there's no traffic. There's less ways that they can obscure a license plate by putting a car in between the camera and the real agent, for example, right? Or the important agent. So anyhow, in a space of 30 minutes, I got three good results.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I already posted the videos on YouTube, and there was this one guy he was following me, [00:28:00] tracking me ahead. There's a technique in which, say that you want to merge into a highway. So the technique is they bring another car on the highway that you're going to merge to, and they time it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the car ends up being right in front of you on the moment you merge. That way you don't have the impression that they're following you because, this car appeared in front of you, not behind you, but it's them, tracking your location by tracking the car in front of you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one was a Prominent agent. I think he would be tagged. I have, I don't know because I haven't run, that was on my way back.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I haven't run that on the pipeline, but I'm sure, I'm pretty sure because I've seen him before, I, even me a human without having computing power myself, I remembered seeing him multiple times. So this is a prominent agent. I think he's Russian. I think I know, I think I know the name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Even I think I know the entity in the pipeline, but I have to go to the other house to really check, right? So I don't want to give the name because I'm not sure. But he's so [00:29:00] prominent that I've been trying to find him to take a high-res picture of him for months and I haven't been able to. And yesterday he intercepted me in this way and I know his face because I've been looking for him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He intercepted me in this way where he, at 2:30 AM where there's no traffic, Katy is a small town like this. There was absolutely no traffic. It was intentional. And then, I let him so he was trying to follow me, and then he positioned himself behind my car, but I forced him pass me .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow I pulled the trick on him. What I did was I turned off the lights of the, after he passed me, because after he passed me and he's tracking me from ahead by looking at his rear view mirror, by looking at the lights of my car. So what I did, I turned off the lights and because the truck is black , he could not see me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I turned off the light so he could not see me, he could not track me from the, with the rear view mirror because the car is black and it was dark. But I was like, following him in a way, like I let I went behind him, but like a mile maybe [00:30:00] behind him, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Looking, where was he exactly going, hoping that he would think I wasn't there and maybe I could get a picture of his face, and that's exactly what happened. So he went to, I don't know if it's his home. I don't I have to look in the pipeline to see if that's the house that I believe is his house, or if it was just a safe house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he, 'cause they do this thing, right? Like where, 'cause they, they have 90% of the houses in Katy , this application they have, that is like an Uber. When they get in... I imagine I haven't seen the app that close. I've seen it and I even have pictures of the app, they are in the archive. One day an agent, let me take pictures of the app by mistake.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I imagine has a button like, because I've seen this behavior consistently. It must have a button I need to park somewhere safe, right? 'cause the driveway is private property. I cannot get into the driveway. And I've noticed consistently that when they get into a situation like the Red Lincoln, SUV the other day that got into a street that was a dead end street, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: What he did, he parked in the driveway. He did not get out or get into the house because it's probably not his house. [00:31:00] But this app knows that this is a house controlled by the network and it's safe to park in the driveway and that nobody would bother him. So that's, it's like a safe zone. It's like a panic button, I imagine, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I need to park somewhere that they cannot follow me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the app assigns the driveway that it's safe to park on. That's my theory, I think from observation. What could pro probably be happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, he did this thing, right? At some point he parked in the house, but I don't think he saw me when he parked there because I was driving on a different street, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I had the lights turned off. Like it's difficult, but of course somebody could have been. Yeah, maybe. Or maybe somebody was watching and inform the app and he knew my location and he knew that was me, right? It's possible. I don't know. But anyhow, he parked and then I get into that street, and when I get into the street, I turn on the lights, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have all these cameras in the vehicle. And then what he did, he got out of the vehicle and he did. It was, I don't know, it was surreal. He got out of the truck, right? He walked around [00:32:00] out of his own truck, which was parked in that driveway. That, I don't know really if it's his house. And then he did this , he extended his arms like this .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It felt like he was signaling someone. like he made it look like he was stretching out, like he was tired from a long drive . But it felt to me more like a signal. He gave me that feeling, that he was signaling " I'm in trouble" or I don't, anyhow, but he got recorded by the camera full frontal view, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's it's in the, it's posted on the YouTube channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was another agent that this one I don't recall seeing him before, but his reaction was just too telling, right? He got upset because he got recorded by the camera and started yelling to me something in Spanish, that is clearly Venezuelan Spanish .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he used Venezuelan slang words in what he yelled at the camera, right? I am not going to repeat what he said because it's [00:33:00] really it's an offensive term, but but he said that, right? So I know he is Venezuelan. In fact, I think he's from Caracas specifically, by because of the accent that, that he had specific accent from a specific part of Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, he also got recorded, right? And he was also following me, tracking me ahead, saying the same thing. And this was 3:00 AM right? This tells me that, they're desperate, like they're they, even if I go out at 3:00 AM when the FBI is closed, because the concern could be, I could go talk to the FBI, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine. But even at that time that, I mean that, that office would be closed, like, why follow me at 3:00 AM right? They're clearly not thinking this through .

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I wanted to give that observation. Now with that I'm going to move on to a little bit of a more conceptual topic, right? And it's about this 2% rule that I put forward in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's and I just want to take a moment to like [00:34:00] verbally say what I mean by this, right? It's documented, and I made a couple of videos about this, but what this means really, it's a, it is a technique of control of human systems. And I've noticed this pattern because I've observed many of the attacks that they orchestrate against many things, not only me or my companies, but even institutions or countries, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And how they function, how they structure these attacks. The commonality is always that they employ about, they compromise about 2% of the system. So for example, imagine let me pose a hypothetical game, okay? I'm sorry, I should have a scripted at this, but I didn't, and it's too late. And then I'm just going to try to, to do this on the fly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it, it will be a bit bumpy, but please bear with me for a second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm going to propose a hypothetical game, okay? So you, the viewer and me, we are adversaries in this game. So the objective is to win, okay? And what win means [00:35:00] is, pending definition, it depends on the scenario.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the game is about human systems, and the rules are: given a human system that is proposed and a scenario that is proposed, each player gets to pick 2% of the people in that human system. And by picking what I mean is that if you pick a person in this human system, you completely control that person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can tell the person what to say, what to do, where to go, how to act, what not to, anything. And the goal of the game is to achieve the goal of the scenario. And I'm going to give an example of what that looks like.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that the scenario is a school, okay? And you and I are students and adversaries, and the school is full of people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has other students, it has teachers, it has the principal, the sub principal, the counselors. It has medical staff, maybe nurses. I don't know. It has 500 people. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:36:00] So in this first version of the game , because I'm going to change the game a little bit later, I'm going to give it a twist, okay? But in this first iteration of the game, let's think that each player can pick one person at a time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if it's my turn to play, I can pick one person in this human system, in this school, in this example, and I can control that person, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the objective is to be the first to achieve the goal of the scenario. For example, the goal of the scenario in this example could be to get the best grades in the school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So imagine: you and I are two students and we have a magical ability to control people at will within this school, and our goal is to have the best grades, so only one of us can win.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The question is how do you play this game? Like I say, it's a, it is a strategy game. It's a chess game, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so the question is who plays first? Because of course, the one who plays first will want to take the principle, right? Obviously, because the person with more power and [00:37:00] decision making power in that system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's important who plays first, is what I'm saying, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. But imagine that we just start with this dynamic, right? So you, and you do the exercise, right? I'm going to pick somebody, and then you pick somebody else. Okay, I pick the principal and you will probably pick the sub principal, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then I pick the Physical Education teacher. And then you would pick the math teacher, right? And then I pick the the counselor, one counselor, like the best looking female counselor in this school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see where this is going, right? Depending on the people you pick, you may be able to construct situations that may allow you to win , by either getting advantages or hindering the adversary.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, Let me tell you why I picked the sports education teacher. Because if I see that you're getting better grades than me, [00:38:00] I might use that teacher to construct some sort of, sexual harassment claim against you during the P-E class. Or with the or with the, and then these are the ruses that they do all the time to everybody, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is how they control the world . But this is on the ground, hyperlocally, how it functions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or with the counselor, right? I might get you into counseling somehow, and get you to admit things that, I may use to blackmail you later. Or I'll refer you to a psychiatrist and medicate you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that way I eliminate you as a competitor, right? Which would allow me to win and get the best grades because you cannot play anymore, right? You are banned from making your own decisions, or too heavily medicated ? Or impaired while taking the exams.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's how it works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the game, that's not the game, right? This is just the example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I'm going to change the game a little bit. Now in this version two of the game. I'm going to change the order in which we pick the people, and I'm going to [00:39:00] pick, I'm going to say that each player picks the people at once. So if I get to play first, I'm going to pick all the people that I'm allowed to pick.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's a number of people that you can pick because there's, it's a resource that is constrained.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see, if I play first, I would pick the principal, the sub principal, the P-E teacher, all the counselors, all the medical staff, the cook in the kitchen of the school, I will pick the bus driver.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I will pick all these people that you need to interact with every day. And eventually, I could use them against you, but then my turn at picking people will be exhausted. Now it will be your turn to play and you will pick people to try to counter what I did. It's the logical, right? It's the logical step.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now that you saw what I picked, you can foresee what I'm going to do with that. And then you have to take steps that could protect you from that, right? Which is basically what I've been doing the last five years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now. [00:40:00] Let's change the game a little bit again. Now let's make it more interesting. Now, in this three third version of the game: I'm the only player who knows the rules.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You don't know the rules, you don't know that you can pick people. I'm the only one allowed to pick people. And you don't know that I control these people. Imagine how rigged this game is , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, how do you even have any chances against me? It's impossible. You don't have any chances. You don't even know what's happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You don't even know you're playing a game.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the problem, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I call this the 2% rule that by controlling only 2% of the system, and you know that's the number of people that you could pick in this game, right? Because I've seen that's the number they use by controlling 2% of the people that are in this human system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can control anything that happens in that system. You can kill people in that system if you want, just by controlling 2%. [00:41:00] It doesn't have to be the president of the country either. Like you can control people below the president and still control the president.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this, and they apply this not only in human system, they apply this and this in reality is a computer science principle in distributed computing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how I saw it. That's why I saw it, because I've been doing this to computer science problems the last 12 years. It's a well known principle in computer science. I just didn't know that they had applied it. To human systems and weaponized it. That was the aha moment when I saw that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how they attack Google search as well. All these attacks they do with the attacks to the queries to spliting the tail on the head between Amazon and eBay is based on this principle, the issue 2% of the clicks for those queries, and with 2% of the clicks placed strategically in their pages, they dominate the results, for any query .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is done via Liana Technologies, Akamai, Neustar and Wikipedia, and that's what the KOL-vaccine counters, because what the KOL- vaccine [00:42:00] did to counter that was to reverse that process, so their clicks wouldn't be wouldn't do anything, and that's why they had to steal it anyhow. So yeah, that's the 2% rule.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then after thinking about that for a while, I came to the realization that this also has a quadratic effect, a compounding effect . Okay? And by that quadratic effect, which is what I called , the " Aguiar theorem", I named it that way on the website because, Steven Fortune has his own theorem, and so I thought maybe I'll have one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, assume for a second that what I'm saying holds water. I know, you may think, yeah, it's not really true or whatever, right? But imagine for a second that it's, that it works that way and that it works. That with 2% of the people, you can control any human system. So the next provoking thought there is that you can you can build on that [00:43:00] idea and take it to non-human systems easily, because all systems in society that we know are at the end composed or maintained by humans, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me give you an example. Imagine that you start this process, that, that you're doing this in the real world and you start by taking the schools in a small town. And then, but to take the schools, you don't need to take the entire school, you only need to take 2% of the people in that school, the director, the P-E teacher the counselors or, the nurse, the cook in the kitchen, so you can hurt the kids and harm them with food, contaminated food, if you need to ;with the medical staff so you can tamper with the adversary's medication things like that. At the end, you control the school, but you only had to invest in controlling 2% of the people in that school. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if you can do this on all the, on 2% of the schools, you don't have to do this in all the schools, but if you do in 2% of the schools, you now really control the Schools system. , which ones? Well, the most important, the 2% [00:44:00] most important schools.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And what that most important means in the context of the schools is up to debate. But if it was, if I was playing this game in the real life, I would pick the schools where the sons and the daughters of the political players in my state go to school, right? Because that will give me access to the people that are guiding politically, the country or the state.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same with the clinics. You don't need to take all the clinics. You only need to take the clinics where your adversary goes, Kelsey-Seybold in my case . And you can take those with 2% of the personnel of those clinics. So you see, you can control 2% of all the systems with only 2% of the people in each system. So it's a quadratic, compounding effect .

Reinaldo Aguiar: What this is telling you, if you do the math, 2%, multiplied by 2%, you know it's 0.02, multiplied by 0.02, you multiply the two numbers, it's 0.0004 which means really [00:45:00] 0.04% . That what this is really telling you is that you can control the entire country with 0.04% of its population. It, I did the math, and you can take it to another level. You can control the world with about 2% of the countries it holds.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you want to control the world, what you have to control you have to control the US , China, Russia, right? Like you need to control the 2%. You don't need to control all the countries, and you would effectively control the world because these countries control disproportionate amount of economy, of the military, power of the technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see how a very simple principle with this quadratic effect has a disproportionate effect, right? In the outcome of control and influence. I don't know. It's a it, it's a fascinating topic. But anyhow just just a little bit of food for thought, but the reason I [00:46:00] was thinking about all this is because.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the third version of the game that we were playing, you didn't know you were playing. I was playing, but you didn't know that you were playing. Now all this I'm mentioning is because of the observation yesterday about Starlink and the satellites and that maybe the, even, maybe there might even be collusion in how the satellites are built, to optimize, to maximize this network connectivity, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This secret network to commit crimes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was thinking about that and one thought led to the other and I had a profound realization when I think I saw what's happening and I don't know. But I think that what is happening really it's. And I'm saying this because I think, and I, again, I don't, I'm not a lawyer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have, I have no knowledge. I was born and raised in a third world country. Like I have no really education to even talk about this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it occurred to me [00:47:00] that ... assume for a second that this is what they're doing. Let's start with that premise that yes, they're colonizing the world by using this 2% principle, with the quadratic effect and controlling a strategic pieces of infrastructure and systems by controlling 2% of people in each individual system, okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that they're ... assume for a second that this observation about bouncing signals of the satellites from yesterday's video also is true. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it seems to me that what is happening and this means that the Chinese government basically, installed, I don't wanna say, I don't wanna say owns, but installed because I think this was designed by design, installed a SpaceX in the US Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As a mean to have a company with the capability of launching satellites, being an American company. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this led me to think about a fundamental question of corporate ownership, [00:48:00] really. And more than corporate ownership about the origin of a product. And I don't know how to frame it, but I guess the question fundamentally is and this question is or might be relevant because it frames how this problem could play out within legal frameworks internationally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a, it's like the question , and this is why I'm bringing this up in this session, because it feels to me very much like the question, the fundamental question I brought up to that mediator today, right? Am I crazy or am I not right? Pick one please. Are Starlink satellites American made or are they Chinese made or Iranian made?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Pick one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like ... we have to determine what is the real country of origin of these satellites. That's the key, right? Because I was asking yesterday can we shut down us? I have no power [00:49:00] Shut down anything. Could the American government, right? Eventually, right? If this theory or idea is proven to be the case, could they make the decision to shoot down the satellites, shoot them down, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That will be the solution to disassemble the network. Because no satellites, they can't talk to each other. They will become silos. If they're silos, it came over, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to shoot them down legally speaking because, I believe this country upholds the law that, they wouldn't go rogue and, kill the 7,000 satellites just because, just because they can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There will have to be a discussion and a legal process and somehow that determination must be made or could be made. Right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then the question that is going to come is, okay, are these American made satellites? Because it's very different shooting down something that was made by your own citizens as shooting down something that was made by a foreign power.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Even if posing as your own citizens is a very, it is a, it's a fundamental question and it changes dramatically. What's the framework in all [00:50:00] this? And that thought about country of origin of a product and corporate ownership also led me to see that. What they seem to be doing really is colonizing the countries from the ground and from the skies at the same time, right from the ground by acquiring property and in parallel also digging tunnels using "The Boring Company" at unprecedented rates, that no other private entity

Reinaldo Aguiar: ...but this is not a private entity, but it's a country a coalition of countries. But so they acquire property at a rate that is unthinkable, right? And at the same time they launch low orbit satellites at a rate that is also unthinkable, right? So now they have physical control, both of the land, above ground and even underground, and of the space.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And all this is only possible because they have this huge [00:51:00] revenue stream illegal from the drug trade and other illicit trades from DIOSDADO CABELLO, plus the Tech monopoly . So you see, this is the reason why I'm so interested in DIOSDADO CABELLO, eBay and Amazon . It's not because a personal vendetta, it's because I understand the 2% principle as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand it now and I know that the pressure point is DIOSDADO CABELLO, like removing DIOSDADO CABELLO and El Cartel de los Soles from the equation removes the income stream. And that makes it impossible for them to keep launching satellites and buying houses. That's the reason why.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's it's one of those examples where understanding a concept to its core allows you to see the solution to the problem, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The solution might not even be shooting down the satellite. The solution might be . Creating a situation in which DIOSDADO CABELLO and eBay cannot keep funding this organization in this way. So they cannot keep launching satellites and, building rockets and launching things [00:52:00] into space above the US and other countries, and they cannot keep acquiring land to install antennas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's this, it's the land and the sky, what they're taking, right? And with the too, together, , they create these links that are impossible to track. And that gives them impunity, right? Because they have this secret internet that nobody can tap into, and it's hard to gather evidence against them for any of their crimes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow I know it's a lot to digest, but, I thought I should share, right? These thoughts in case there's will out there to to investigate these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because the situation is urgent, really if this thing keeps progressing, it, it could get to a point where there will be what they call in science, the no return point, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They were, there's no way back. So I really urge our authorities to do something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm going to, I'm going to cut this one over here, and I'm sorry if, to me, at least from my [00:53:00] perspective being standing here, it feels like a very charged subject. And, but these are discussions that I think need to happen, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: What does it mean is a SpaceX an American company? Really? Are those satellites, American satellites or Chinese. And I think like getting to a resolution on those core issues might unlock or fast track the conversations that need to happen in other frameworks and forums to get to a solution where we can start moving on the opposite direction of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much again for your time and till the next one. Thank you. 

Mediation Post-mortem
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Welcome, curious minds and invisible friends . Good morning, happy Friday. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and today is June 27th, and it's about 11:44 AM US Central Time here in Katy, Texas . Today I don't have something really prepared, but there's a few updates that I want to record just in case law enforcement ever investigates these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course, as part of the campaign that I'm advancing to bring DIOSDADO to justice and bring DIOSDADO to the US, and in that context, I'm going to do a small "guess who" segment that is going to be relevant to, to something that happened today. And also, I'm going to record here a few observations from yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for our " guess who" section today, we have [00:01:00] somebody very special , one of the agents that really made possible Diosdado Cabello basically taking over Katy and big parts of Texas. So definitely one of the most important agents, at least in this part of the country.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So please welcome, governor Greg Abbott. And I have to say, when I say these things I really think about it , I really think about it every single time because I know these are serious allegations, and, I see my life at risk 'cause of the amount of power this group of individuals have, combined and coordinated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's not only they have powerful people in the network that have political power, economic power, legal power, even the power to use force. They have police officers right on the payroll.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Beyond that, besides the power they, each one has individually, they are [00:02:00] also coordinated. So I see risks to me personally in this situation all the time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But besides the risk factor, I also think about it long and hard before I say or mention anybody, and I think about the implications on how would that look, like how does that sound and whether that message can be twisted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because, for example, in the case of a politician, like Greg Abbott, I anticipate this network when they see that this inevitably goes to trial, then they will try to, discredit me saying that I have a political motivation or, like anything, right? So I try not to mention political people, not because I fear them or I do fear them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I know that they're powerful and they control institutions. They control police forces, right? So they control the use of force against citizens. And I see danger in that, to me, in this situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think about it not because of that, and I try not to mention political players because I don't want [00:03:00] this to become, or to be seen as that, it could have a political angle. It doesn't, like I haven't, I haven't voted and I'm ashamed to say that, but I haven't I didn't even register to vote.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not, I don't follow politics. I even before all this started, and when I started noticing what was happening and until, really, until I captured the GEO index, I didn't know the names of 80% of these political players.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I didn't even know their names. To give you an idea two years ago. So it is not a political thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And like when I talk about people like Xi Jinping, who is obviously, if not number one, number two in this organization. I think like people could say it's a political statement and I want to be clear about that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not a political statement. Like when I think about, Xi Jinping as a person, right? And what he's doing with technology and with enslaving people and all that, to me it's not a question of politics. He could be from the left [00:04:00] or he could be from the right. It doesn't, for me, it's a question about humanity, about civilization, about human rights.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has nothing to do with politics. Like he could be from the other side of the spectrum politically, and he could do exactly the same thing, and I will take exactly the same position. It doesn't matter in which side he is. So it's not a political question in this case. These things for me are not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Are a question About the gravity of the crimes, and the amount of people that, that, that have been hurt and that it is been hurt every day by this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can see that, even for them, it's not a political question ,it's a question about a group of individuals trying to dominate the rest of the population and to gather as much power as they can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And let me give you an example, right? In some in, so this network controls, and, they, they have a series of prersidents , quote unquote, because they're not really presidents now that in my mind, like I, I don't see them as presidents anymore. They're agents, and they control these agents that are [00:05:00] posing as presidents in many countries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I did this, I did the exercise of looking at what was the political inclination, and I'm not talking about political parties , I'm talking about whether they were left or right. Whether they were, pro government control or pro free market to the other extreme. And, surprisingly, if you do this analysis across this spectrum of presidents across the globe that are marked in the GEO index and are obviously under the control of this network, and they are in the Form 211 that I sent to the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you look at their political inclinations, no, not political parties , but like the inclination in the political spectrum , you will find that in some countries they are from the left, in some other countries, they're from the right. It's not, this thing is not about political ideology or about communism versus, democracy or it's not about that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because if it was about that, then they would aim to put in positions of power , the presidents, the quote unquote presidents every single time in every country, [00:06:00] people from the left, from a communist party like in China, right? But that's not what they do, in some countries. They're from the right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it doesn't matter really. It is not, it's not a, it's not a question of politics. It's a question of, who is willing to play along. And, also I think it's a question about, which party, in a given country...

Reinaldo Aguiar: if they want to work on a new country, maybe there is a new country in earth comes up, didn't exist before, but now something emerged from the ocean and there's a new territory there, and there's a new country with people, they haven't colonized it and they want to colonize it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what they would do, they would understand first what is the structure of power? What is the way that is most efficient and faster to take control politically, economically, legally in every way they can of this new country by controlling the smaller number of individuals possible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's about pressure points, right? If that group of individuals happens to fall on the right, [00:07:00] then they will go for that. If that group of individuals happens to fall on the left, they will go like they're optimizing is for time or it's a, it's a, it's a blitz, right? Like it's it's a fast forward, attack.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's what for not for political alignment. And there are also other factors ,historic reasons in a country, right? There's countries that, because something that happened in the past, they have  aversion to the left and people will prefer the right and then what does the network do? , they go and take the right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that's what makes sense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It causes less friction taking the right than, trying to promote the left artificially inflating, faking votes and things like that, and then having to fight with the majority of the population, it's more friction, it's more difficult, it costs more money and more time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's better to take the right, which already has the acceptance in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm saying all this to explain that when I say, Greg Abbot is a prominent member, it's not by any means anything that has to do with politics. [00:08:00] And this is documented in the website as everything I say. There's properties associated to him that have an impressive implementation of the immune geo entity pattern.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a property in Austin , I call "The Yucca Drive Anomaly", linked to him . I don't think he lives there anymore, but it's linked to him 10611 Yucca Drive, Austin, TX . It's basically guarded. If you look at the features and the positioning of the agents that are surrounding the property it's like a full security detail provided by Russia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's, that's the best description I can give you. And the entire property is surrounded in a way by huge buffer zones. And it's an amazing, it's, there's, when you see it, there's no way you cannot see it, right? It's one of those things that it's like when the mirror shatters , you cannot put it back.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow this is intended for law enforcement, if they ever look at these things, check the website, and simply, do a search, text, search in the evidence page, control F and look for Yucca Drive . And you'll [00:09:00] find a lot of data. There's also, he has a folder in the archive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's very prominent, very prominent. So the reason why I decided to, feature governor Abbott featured in the " guess who" segment of today is because something that happened today has to do with this mediation that DIOSDADO CABELLO ordered me to go regarding the petition for divorce that he decided to file against me when they took Marcelo from his home.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went to that and it was an interesting meeting. And I have to say I haven't run this person through the pipeline, but the mediator that was assigned to the case ...

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have to run him through the pipeline. But from what I, and I did look up , the address that they gave me for his office in the geo index as it's not directly marked, but it has a lot of points, like 200 meters, like it's surrounded by points, but that point, that address is not marked. So I'm not completely sure. I'll have to run him through the entire pipeline and, like I'm not, I don't have access to that here. So I don't know. But I'm [00:10:00] just going to mention few of the points that caught my eye. So first of all, he was a judge. So the mediator who was assigned to this case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was suggested by the judge at the district family court . He was suggested by the judge, and we all agreed and he happened to be a judge, a family judge for eight years. Okay. And I said that's great because he's familiar with the law.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then he starts talking and he mentions that he was appointed to be a judge by Governor Greg Abbott. The governor of Texas, that's the one I'm showing in this, " guess who" segment. This person that I know is an agent of this network and is prominent and has paramilitary scores, crypto payments, the works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This same person was who appointed the mediator in the mediation case involving this strange petition for divorce slash request for a psychiatric evaluation and a restraining order impeding me to [00:11:00] conduct any kind of legal contracts or transfer property or anything. So the same person, governor Abbott was who appointed this other person who is now the mediator in this case that DIOSDADO CABELLO filed .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I mean that, immediately was interesting to me. Let's say it that way. When he said that, I go on to ask if he, because he explained right that he was a judge for eight years and then after that he explained the sequence and at some point he lost the bid for reelection as a judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he went into private practice running this mediation practice. Okay. And when he said that, and because he had mentioned the thing about Governor Abbott, my next question to him was are you still registered with the bar of Texas? Are you still a, an attorney that could practice law?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was my question. And he said, yes, I am, but I choose not to because I prefer to, help people in these circumstances and blah, blah blah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's [00:12:00] great.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He starts, by explaining to me the rules of the mediation. And one thing that was interesting was also that he asked for my name and I said, Reinaldo Aguiar and this is relevant because at the end he filed a document with the court and he used that name as I mentioned it in the meeting, Reinaldo Aguiar. But that is not my full legal name, 'cause I have two last names. My full legal name would be Reinaldo Aguiar Marcano, and that's the name that Morgan Hybner and my former partner used in all the court filings where they were, when they're asking for a psychiatry evaluation and all that. So they used my full name, so the larger name with the two last names and my middle initial, but then, this mediator who was appointed by Greg Abbott asked me for my name during the meeting, which I found it strange. Like he, he must know my name. Why would he ask me verbally? What is your name?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he used that name, the shorter version, which is the one that I use every day and filed a [00:13:00] legal document with the impasse assessment or check mark checked. That is a requirement for the court to decide what to do next. So I don't know. I don't know exactly what is the play there, but it seemed like it, it felt to me like there was some kind of design, let's put it that way, it was too much of a coincidence that he asked me for my name, knowing my name, and then he files the thing with the wrong name, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not a lawyer, so I don't know what repercussions could there be by filing this document with the wrong name, but. Just to be cautious. I emailed him immediately and told him, Hey, you use the wrong name. You need to use the same name that they used in the filings. And he must know this because he was a judge for eight years. He must know this. But anyhow, that's what happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So about the proceeding itself: so he starts the mediation, he explains the procedure, and I'm going to publish the transcripts of the, I recorded the session with him, so it was a split, right? He would talk to me and then he will talk to the other party.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that way we don't have to [00:14:00] have friction, the two parties, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so he starts, he explains the process and he jumps right into I'm going to go talk to the other party so they can give me the first proposal. So apparently they were planning to give me, a proposal, which I imagine is some kind of proposal for a settlement.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They were going to propose something. And I imagine it would be something that I could agree to, easily. So the case goes away, right? So the legal record disappears. Or doesn't progress at least right? Which is what DIOSDADO CABELLO needs at this point desperately. He was ready to do that, but I said, Hey please wait a second, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I stopped him there and then I went on to explain that the petitioner had an application for a restraining order against me asking the court to order me to undergo psychiatric evaluation, implying that I'm not in use of my legal capacities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in the same restraining order, they elaborate and ask the judge [00:15:00] to prevent me from interacting with my child without supervision pending the results of said  psychiatric evaluation, implying that I might be a danger to my own child. I explained this to the mediator and I posed a question that seems to me logical and fundamental.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Look, this party, the petitioner, filed a legal document with the court stating that first, I'm not in use of my mental abilities and capacities, and secondly, that I cannot be trusted to even care for my own child.

Reinaldo Aguiar: How is it possible to conduct any kind of negotiation if my own mental capacity has been questioned ... I mean .... the whole purpose of the mediation is to enter into legal agreements and ... this is contract law one o one .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not a lawyer, but it's contract law and it's common sense. A person that is not in use or control of their mental abilities [00:16:00] and capacity, legally speaking, cannot enter into legal contract. The contract is invalid , doesn't have validity. The contract could be contested immediately or a year from now or so, I said, look they're questioning my ability to think and to act rationally, and at the same time they're asking me to negotiate and then to enter into a contract.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think that we are all at risk. That's the way I said it, right? I think if we proceed with even negotiations, all of us, including you, mediator, are we are all at risk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Why? Me, I'm at risk because they might be right ... maybe I'm crazy and if I am crazy by entering into a negotiation process and then signing a contract that I, maybe I'm not even able to understand because of this alleged diminished mental capacity or mental health problems that I allegedly have. I may sign a contract that is harmful to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other party could be harmed because they could be accused by [00:17:00] me or by law enforcement, or by somebody else of taking advantage of a person with diminished mental capacities and channeling them to enter into a legal binding agreement. That's a crime. It's, I think that's fraud or fraudulent inducement at the very least. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, the mediator, because he's an attorney, registered with the Bar of Texas and he has a duty to uphold the law and channeling a person whose mental capacity has been already questioned in a legal document filed with a court. This is not like somebody that verbally said something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They filed this with a court in writing and signed it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the mediator knowing that information. Channeling this person to negotiate first and then enter into a legally binding agreement, at the very least, is morally questionable. And, somebody could place a complaint with a bar, and the attorney slash mediator could be disbarred.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And lastly, [00:18:00] even if we negotiate this and get into an agreement, I myself could go on Monday. Today is Friday. I could go on Monday to the court and challenge that agreement like easily because they already questioned my mental capacity on a court filing. It is trivial. I could disarm that, that legally binding contract in a minute.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we all wasted our time here. So what's the point of doing this? Was what I asked, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I said but I have a proposal for you and for them, one was possible path forward because, I want to get my son back. I want to resolve this quickly. If we can't resolve this today, I'm all in for it, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm open, I'll negotiate, I'm flexible, let's do it ...but we need to make sure that, first, all the requirements for that eventual contract are in place . So the contract is valid, sound, and holds water. And secondly, that we're not creating any unnecessary [00:19:00] liability or risk for anybody , for any of us , while we do this. So what I propose is the following:

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would like the other party to write me a handwritten note in a paper and send it to me before we start negotiating anything. Take a picture of that and send it to me saying that they don't have any reasons to believe that I could have a mental problem that would prevent me from negotiating and entering into a contract. That's all I ask. It's a very simple request for somebody who's hoping to reach an agreement, a legal binding contract with you. Write writing this simple note means nothing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it's basic contract law If you're trying to get into a contract with somebody, because you assume that person to be sane, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Otherwise , who gets into a contract with a crazy person? You have to be more crazy than the crazy person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, they refused, of course, right? They did not give me the note. And they said that because they are refusing and you're saying that without that you cannot [00:20:00] negotiate, and then the mediator agreed with me, he said, and I also agree that it makes no logical or legal sense to proceed with mediation if there are claims about your mental capacities and abilities, that issue, the capacity issue, legal capacity has to be addressed first. So he marked the mediation as an impasse, it's a legal term for a mediation that does not reach an agreement and sent it back to the court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's where the, he made the mistake with the name and used the other shorter name instead of the name that Morgan Hybner had used in the legal filings. So yeah, that was my little battle just for justice today. I felt it was good in a sense. I got the chance to to debate because he tried to push back a little bit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it wasn't an easy sell . Like he tried to convince me that ... well, , they could say that you're crazy, but that doesn't mean that you're crazy. They can allege anything for their own reasons. That doesn't mean that you cannot negotiate, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he was, he didn't push me around but he tried to channel the [00:21:00] conversation to see if he could get, to an actual negotiation. But I was very firm on my argument, right? And, but what I was say, it was a bit gratifying to see that I could handle this debate with a former judge that was on the bench for eight years that was appointed by governor Greg Abbott by myself without legal representation, acting pro-se. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that, that's what I wanted, right? To either get an admission that they know I'm not crazy or to this, to be sent back to the court where, it's a nuclear weapon for me. Because you can imagine now the amount of evidence I'm going to get into the record, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. So that's what happened today. Now, I also want to talk a little bit about yesterday quick observations, right? So yesterday after I posted about the idea about the, this, that they might be bouncing signals off satellites, Starlink satellites, [00:22:00] specifically, they seem like the houses directly next to me, the Chinese safe houses seem to be retreating like the 26 7 zero seven Valley side drive, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. The agonal next to my house here in Valley Side Drive. There was a Chinese man younger than the OG, than the supposed owner of the house, right? I never seen this young man in that house before, but he was trying to retrieve or remove one of those reflectors that those are devices that look like reflectors, but I know they're not reflectors, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're either. Transmitting or receiving something. But they look like front yard reflectors, like light reflectors, but they're not that. So he was trying to uninstall one of those without being seen. The camera recorded him, I have a camera here. And then when he saw me at the window . And now the other ones are the other Chinese I house that is next to my house in Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas on, yeah. Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My house is [00:23:00] 2302 Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas. That's the other house. So the Chinese house is the one that I have towards the East and the address is 2 3, 1 0. Britton Ridge drive, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. So when I went there yesterday, when I arrived I noticed they put a huge wall, like it's hard to, maybe I can explain this here a little bit better.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So let me give you an idea. So this is my house , right? My house,

Reinaldo Aguiar: this one over here. And the Chinese safe house that I'm describing is this one. Okay? And as you can see, this is this is the garage. This point over here at 29.75736 -95.8572. So they installed a temporary wall. Huge made of wood, exactly in this [00:24:00] point here. Like covering this. And they did that because I have a camera, a wide angle camera installed here, basically watching their, who comes in and comes out and watching the street and the camera can see in that angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So what they did is that they put a huge wall in here, made of wood. It's like probably 12 feet tall or something like that, or, yeah I think it's 12 feet. 10 or 12 feet. So my camera could not see, that the, just to block my camera basically. And I imagine it's because they're extracting something from that house via the garage.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're extracting equipment or something and the camera would see what they're doing when they open the garage or close the garage. So they're working on something in there. But it was interesting to see and these two things, like these two Chinese houses Exactly next to two of my houses in different parts of Katy , happened to be decommissioning things, or seemed to be decommissioning things, just hours after I posted that video that supposedly nobody has watched. If I look at the number of views in the video, it's [00:25:00] zero. It is just silly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow so that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another observation that I want to pass is that there, there's a series of vehicles with plates that start with WDJ, I recommend law enforcement to look at the entry look for that in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause it's been document these vehicles. There's a lot of information about this series of vehicles. So these are vehicles with Texas plates that start with W as in whiskey, D as in delta, J as in January. And they've been recorded many times. I think at this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Six of them or seven of them. Following me in different places. And interestingly yesterday, there was one in the same street where the ICE officer Enrique Morales supposedly lives. Okay. So that's the double agent basically, that extracted information from me to give it to the network on 2024. [00:26:00] And his house is, this is the Street Baker Hollow Drive and his house is the last one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he is, Enrique. Enrique Morales is at 27903 Baker Hollow Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. And yesterday there was a vehicle park around here, Moscow style like watching the two streets, watching this perpendicular Street and this street. And it was also of the Series WDJ, the same series of vehicles that have been following me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is interesting because that series of vehicles, that those plates have been tied by the pipeline to the DIOSDADO CABELLO directly. So this is Venezuelan SEBIN, and this car was 200 feet away from Enrique Morales' house who was supposedly trying to help me last year.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think this could be an important point because it could connect Agent Morales to DIOSDADO CABELLO, and he's a federal agent. Morales, right? [00:27:00] So that could be important. So that was the other one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The third one, something amazing happened last night because I went to the other house to run the pipeline and to do other things. And I came back very late. It was like 2:00 AM maybe 2:30, I don't recall.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course at this time, there's no traffic. And I never drive this late, like at that time I'm sleeping. But last night I was driving and it was amazing because I could see, I have a, I'm not going to get into details what I have, but the latency of the detection of the system, it's much, much lower when there's less traffic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this makes sense because it means there's less noise, okay? Because there's no traffic. There's less ways that they can obscure a license plate by putting a car in between the camera and the real agent, for example, right? Or the important agent. So anyhow, in a space of 30 minutes, I got three good results.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I already posted the videos on YouTube, and there was this one guy he was following me, [00:28:00] tracking me ahead. There's a technique in which, say that you want to merge into a highway. So the technique is they bring another car on the highway that you're going to merge to, and they time it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the car ends up being right in front of you on the moment you merge. That way you don't have the impression that they're following you because, this car appeared in front of you, not behind you, but it's them, tracking your location by tracking the car in front of you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one was a Prominent agent. I think he would be tagged. I have, I don't know because I haven't run, that was on my way back.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I haven't run that on the pipeline, but I'm sure, I'm pretty sure because I've seen him before, I, even me a human without having computing power myself, I remembered seeing him multiple times. So this is a prominent agent. I think he's Russian. I think I know, I think I know the name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Even I think I know the entity in the pipeline, but I have to go to the other house to really check, right? So I don't want to give the name because I'm not sure. But he's so [00:29:00] prominent that I've been trying to find him to take a high-res picture of him for months and I haven't been able to. And yesterday he intercepted me in this way and I know his face because I've been looking for him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He intercepted me in this way where he, at 2:30 AM where there's no traffic, Katy is a small town like this. There was absolutely no traffic. It was intentional. And then, I let him so he was trying to follow me, and then he positioned himself behind my car, but I forced him pass me .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow I pulled the trick on him. What I did was I turned off the lights of the, after he passed me, because after he passed me and he's tracking me from ahead by looking at his rear view mirror, by looking at the lights of my car. So what I did, I turned off the lights and because the truck is black , he could not see me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I turned off the light so he could not see me, he could not track me from the, with the rear view mirror because the car is black and it was dark. But I was like, following him in a way, like I let I went behind him, but like a mile maybe [00:30:00] behind him, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Looking, where was he exactly going, hoping that he would think I wasn't there and maybe I could get a picture of his face, and that's exactly what happened. So he went to, I don't know if it's his home. I don't I have to look in the pipeline to see if that's the house that I believe is his house, or if it was just a safe house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he, 'cause they do this thing, right? Like where, 'cause they, they have 90% of the houses in Katy , this application they have, that is like an Uber. When they get in... I imagine I haven't seen the app that close. I've seen it and I even have pictures of the app, they are in the archive. One day an agent, let me take pictures of the app by mistake.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I imagine has a button like, because I've seen this behavior consistently. It must have a button I need to park somewhere safe, right? 'cause the driveway is private property. I cannot get into the driveway. And I've noticed consistently that when they get into a situation like the Red Lincoln, SUV the other day that got into a street that was a dead end street, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: What he did, he parked in the driveway. He did not get out or get into the house because it's probably not his house. [00:31:00] But this app knows that this is a house controlled by the network and it's safe to park in the driveway and that nobody would bother him. So that's, it's like a safe zone. It's like a panic button, I imagine, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I need to park somewhere that they cannot follow me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the app assigns the driveway that it's safe to park on. That's my theory, I think from observation. What could pro probably be happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, he did this thing, right? At some point he parked in the house, but I don't think he saw me when he parked there because I was driving on a different street, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I had the lights turned off. Like it's difficult, but of course somebody could have been. Yeah, maybe. Or maybe somebody was watching and inform the app and he knew my location and he knew that was me, right? It's possible. I don't know. But anyhow, he parked and then I get into that street, and when I get into the street, I turn on the lights, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have all these cameras in the vehicle. And then what he did, he got out of the vehicle and he did. It was, I don't know, it was surreal. He got out of the truck, right? He walked around [00:32:00] out of his own truck, which was parked in that driveway. That, I don't know really if it's his house. And then he did this , he extended his arms like this .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It felt like he was signaling someone. like he made it look like he was stretching out, like he was tired from a long drive . But it felt to me more like a signal. He gave me that feeling, that he was signaling " I'm in trouble" or I don't, anyhow, but he got recorded by the camera full frontal view, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's it's in the, it's posted on the YouTube channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was another agent that this one I don't recall seeing him before, but his reaction was just too telling, right? He got upset because he got recorded by the camera and started yelling to me something in Spanish, that is clearly Venezuelan Spanish .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he used Venezuelan slang words in what he yelled at the camera, right? I am not going to repeat what he said because it's [00:33:00] really it's an offensive term, but but he said that, right? So I know he is Venezuelan. In fact, I think he's from Caracas specifically, by because of the accent that, that he had specific accent from a specific part of Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, he also got recorded, right? And he was also following me, tracking me ahead, saying the same thing. And this was 3:00 AM right? This tells me that, they're desperate, like they're they, even if I go out at 3:00 AM when the FBI is closed, because the concern could be, I could go talk to the FBI, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine. But even at that time that, I mean that, that office would be closed, like, why follow me at 3:00 AM right? They're clearly not thinking this through .

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I wanted to give that observation. Now with that I'm going to move on to a little bit of a more conceptual topic, right? And it's about this 2% rule that I put forward in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's and I just want to take a moment to like [00:34:00] verbally say what I mean by this, right? It's documented, and I made a couple of videos about this, but what this means really, it's a, it is a technique of control of human systems. And I've noticed this pattern because I've observed many of the attacks that they orchestrate against many things, not only me or my companies, but even institutions or countries, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And how they function, how they structure these attacks. The commonality is always that they employ about, they compromise about 2% of the system. So for example, imagine let me pose a hypothetical game, okay? I'm sorry, I should have a scripted at this, but I didn't, and it's too late. And then I'm just going to try to, to do this on the fly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it, it will be a bit bumpy, but please bear with me for a second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm going to propose a hypothetical game, okay? So you, the viewer and me, we are adversaries in this game. So the objective is to win, okay? And what win means [00:35:00] is, pending definition, it depends on the scenario.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the game is about human systems, and the rules are: given a human system that is proposed and a scenario that is proposed, each player gets to pick 2% of the people in that human system. And by picking what I mean is that if you pick a person in this human system, you completely control that person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can tell the person what to say, what to do, where to go, how to act, what not to, anything. And the goal of the game is to achieve the goal of the scenario. And I'm going to give an example of what that looks like.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that the scenario is a school, okay? And you and I are students and adversaries, and the school is full of people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has other students, it has teachers, it has the principal, the sub principal, the counselors. It has medical staff, maybe nurses. I don't know. It has 500 people. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:36:00] So in this first version of the game , because I'm going to change the game a little bit later, I'm going to give it a twist, okay? But in this first iteration of the game, let's think that each player can pick one person at a time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if it's my turn to play, I can pick one person in this human system, in this school, in this example, and I can control that person, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the objective is to be the first to achieve the goal of the scenario. For example, the goal of the scenario in this example could be to get the best grades in the school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So imagine: you and I are two students and we have a magical ability to control people at will within this school, and our goal is to have the best grades, so only one of us can win.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The question is how do you play this game? Like I say, it's a, it is a strategy game. It's a chess game, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so the question is who plays first? Because of course, the one who plays first will want to take the principle, right? Obviously, because the person with more power and [00:37:00] decision making power in that system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's important who plays first, is what I'm saying, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. But imagine that we just start with this dynamic, right? So you, and you do the exercise, right? I'm going to pick somebody, and then you pick somebody else. Okay, I pick the principal and you will probably pick the sub principal, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then I pick the Physical Education teacher. And then you would pick the math teacher, right? And then I pick the the counselor, one counselor, like the best looking female counselor in this school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see where this is going, right? Depending on the people you pick, you may be able to construct situations that may allow you to win , by either getting advantages or hindering the adversary.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, Let me tell you why I picked the sports education teacher. Because if I see that you're getting better grades than me, [00:38:00] I might use that teacher to construct some sort of, sexual harassment claim against you during the P-E class. Or with the or with the, and then these are the ruses that they do all the time to everybody, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is how they control the world . But this is on the ground, hyperlocally, how it functions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or with the counselor, right? I might get you into counseling somehow, and get you to admit things that, I may use to blackmail you later. Or I'll refer you to a psychiatrist and medicate you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that way I eliminate you as a competitor, right? Which would allow me to win and get the best grades because you cannot play anymore, right? You are banned from making your own decisions, or too heavily medicated ? Or impaired while taking the exams.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's how it works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the game, that's not the game, right? This is just the example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I'm going to change the game a little bit. Now in this version two of the game. I'm going to change the order in which we pick the people, and I'm going to [00:39:00] pick, I'm going to say that each player picks the people at once. So if I get to play first, I'm going to pick all the people that I'm allowed to pick.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's a number of people that you can pick because there's, it's a resource that is constrained.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see, if I play first, I would pick the principal, the sub principal, the P-E teacher, all the counselors, all the medical staff, the cook in the kitchen of the school, I will pick the bus driver.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I will pick all these people that you need to interact with every day. And eventually, I could use them against you, but then my turn at picking people will be exhausted. Now it will be your turn to play and you will pick people to try to counter what I did. It's the logical, right? It's the logical step.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now that you saw what I picked, you can foresee what I'm going to do with that. And then you have to take steps that could protect you from that, right? Which is basically what I've been doing the last five years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now. [00:40:00] Let's change the game a little bit again. Now let's make it more interesting. Now, in this three third version of the game: I'm the only player who knows the rules.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You don't know the rules, you don't know that you can pick people. I'm the only one allowed to pick people. And you don't know that I control these people. Imagine how rigged this game is , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, how do you even have any chances against me? It's impossible. You don't have any chances. You don't even know what's happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You don't even know you're playing a game.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the problem, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I call this the 2% rule that by controlling only 2% of the system, and you know that's the number of people that you could pick in this game, right? Because I've seen that's the number they use by controlling 2% of the people that are in this human system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can control anything that happens in that system. You can kill people in that system if you want, just by controlling 2%. [00:41:00] It doesn't have to be the president of the country either. Like you can control people below the president and still control the president.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this, and they apply this not only in human system, they apply this and this in reality is a computer science principle in distributed computing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how I saw it. That's why I saw it, because I've been doing this to computer science problems the last 12 years. It's a well known principle in computer science. I just didn't know that they had applied it. To human systems and weaponized it. That was the aha moment when I saw that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how they attack Google search as well. All these attacks they do with the attacks to the queries to spliting the tail on the head between Amazon and eBay is based on this principle, the issue 2% of the clicks for those queries, and with 2% of the clicks placed strategically in their pages, they dominate the results, for any query .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is done via Liana Technologies, Akamai, Neustar and Wikipedia, and that's what the KOL-vaccine counters, because what the KOL- vaccine [00:42:00] did to counter that was to reverse that process, so their clicks wouldn't be wouldn't do anything, and that's why they had to steal it anyhow. So yeah, that's the 2% rule.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then after thinking about that for a while, I came to the realization that this also has a quadratic effect, a compounding effect . Okay? And by that quadratic effect, which is what I called , the " Aguiar theorem", I named it that way on the website because, Steven Fortune has his own theorem, and so I thought maybe I'll have one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, assume for a second that what I'm saying holds water. I know, you may think, yeah, it's not really true or whatever, right? But imagine for a second that it's, that it works that way and that it works. That with 2% of the people, you can control any human system. So the next provoking thought there is that you can you can build on that [00:43:00] idea and take it to non-human systems easily, because all systems in society that we know are at the end composed or maintained by humans, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me give you an example. Imagine that you start this process, that, that you're doing this in the real world and you start by taking the schools in a small town. And then, but to take the schools, you don't need to take the entire school, you only need to take 2% of the people in that school, the director, the P-E teacher the counselors or, the nurse, the cook in the kitchen, so you can hurt the kids and harm them with food, contaminated food, if you need to ;with the medical staff so you can tamper with the adversary's medication things like that. At the end, you control the school, but you only had to invest in controlling 2% of the people in that school. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if you can do this on all the, on 2% of the schools, you don't have to do this in all the schools, but if you do in 2% of the schools, you now really control the Schools system. , which ones? Well, the most important, the 2% [00:44:00] most important schools.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And what that most important means in the context of the schools is up to debate. But if it was, if I was playing this game in the real life, I would pick the schools where the sons and the daughters of the political players in my state go to school, right? Because that will give me access to the people that are guiding politically, the country or the state.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same with the clinics. You don't need to take all the clinics. You only need to take the clinics where your adversary goes, Kelsey-Seybold in my case . And you can take those with 2% of the personnel of those clinics. So you see, you can control 2% of all the systems with only 2% of the people in each system. So it's a quadratic, compounding effect .

Reinaldo Aguiar: What this is telling you, if you do the math, 2%, multiplied by 2%, you know it's 0.02, multiplied by 0.02, you multiply the two numbers, it's 0.0004 which means really [00:45:00] 0.04% . That what this is really telling you is that you can control the entire country with 0.04% of its population. It, I did the math, and you can take it to another level. You can control the world with about 2% of the countries it holds.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you want to control the world, what you have to control you have to control the US , China, Russia, right? Like you need to control the 2%. You don't need to control all the countries, and you would effectively control the world because these countries control disproportionate amount of economy, of the military, power of the technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see how a very simple principle with this quadratic effect has a disproportionate effect, right? In the outcome of control and influence. I don't know. It's a it, it's a fascinating topic. But anyhow just just a little bit of food for thought, but the reason I [00:46:00] was thinking about all this is because.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the third version of the game that we were playing, you didn't know you were playing. I was playing, but you didn't know that you were playing. Now all this I'm mentioning is because of the observation yesterday about Starlink and the satellites and that maybe the, even, maybe there might even be collusion in how the satellites are built, to optimize, to maximize this network connectivity, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This secret network to commit crimes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was thinking about that and one thought led to the other and I had a profound realization when I think I saw what's happening and I don't know. But I think that what is happening really it's. And I'm saying this because I think, and I, again, I don't, I'm not a lawyer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have, I have no knowledge. I was born and raised in a third world country. Like I have no really education to even talk about this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it occurred to me [00:47:00] that ... assume for a second that this is what they're doing. Let's start with that premise that yes, they're colonizing the world by using this 2% principle, with the quadratic effect and controlling a strategic pieces of infrastructure and systems by controlling 2% of people in each individual system, okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that they're ... assume for a second that this observation about bouncing signals of the satellites from yesterday's video also is true. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it seems to me that what is happening and this means that the Chinese government basically, installed, I don't wanna say, I don't wanna say owns, but installed because I think this was designed by design, installed a SpaceX in the US Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As a mean to have a company with the capability of launching satellites, being an American company. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this led me to think about a fundamental question of corporate ownership, [00:48:00] really. And more than corporate ownership about the origin of a product. And I don't know how to frame it, but I guess the question fundamentally is and this question is or might be relevant because it frames how this problem could play out within legal frameworks internationally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a, it's like the question , and this is why I'm bringing this up in this session, because it feels to me very much like the question, the fundamental question I brought up to that mediator today, right? Am I crazy or am I not right? Pick one please. Are Starlink satellites American made or are they Chinese made or Iranian made?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Pick one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like ... we have to determine what is the real country of origin of these satellites. That's the key, right? Because I was asking yesterday can we shut down us? I have no power [00:49:00] Shut down anything. Could the American government, right? Eventually, right? If this theory or idea is proven to be the case, could they make the decision to shoot down the satellites, shoot them down, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That will be the solution to disassemble the network. Because no satellites, they can't talk to each other. They will become silos. If they're silos, it came over, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to shoot them down legally speaking because, I believe this country upholds the law that, they wouldn't go rogue and, kill the 7,000 satellites just because, just because they can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There will have to be a discussion and a legal process and somehow that determination must be made or could be made. Right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then the question that is going to come is, okay, are these American made satellites? Because it's very different shooting down something that was made by your own citizens as shooting down something that was made by a foreign power.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Even if posing as your own citizens is a very, it is a, it's a fundamental question and it changes dramatically. What's the framework in all [00:50:00] this? And that thought about country of origin of a product and corporate ownership also led me to see that. What they seem to be doing really is colonizing the countries from the ground and from the skies at the same time, right from the ground by acquiring property and in parallel also digging tunnels using "The Boring Company" at unprecedented rates, that no other private entity

Reinaldo Aguiar: ...but this is not a private entity, but it's a country a coalition of countries. But so they acquire property at a rate that is unthinkable, right? And at the same time they launch low orbit satellites at a rate that is also unthinkable, right? So now they have physical control, both of the land, above ground and even underground, and of the space.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And all this is only possible because they have this huge [00:51:00] revenue stream illegal from the drug trade and other illicit trades from DIOSDADO CABELLO, plus the Tech monopoly . So you see, this is the reason why I'm so interested in DIOSDADO CABELLO, eBay and Amazon . It's not because a personal vendetta, it's because I understand the 2% principle as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand it now and I know that the pressure point is DIOSDADO CABELLO, like removing DIOSDADO CABELLO and El Cartel de los Soles from the equation removes the income stream. And that makes it impossible for them to keep launching satellites and buying houses. That's the reason why.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's it's one of those examples where understanding a concept to its core allows you to see the solution to the problem, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The solution might not even be shooting down the satellite. The solution might be . Creating a situation in which DIOSDADO CABELLO and eBay cannot keep funding this organization in this way. So they cannot keep launching satellites and, building rockets and launching things [00:52:00] into space above the US and other countries, and they cannot keep acquiring land to install antennas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's this, it's the land and the sky, what they're taking, right? And with the too, together, , they create these links that are impossible to track. And that gives them impunity, right? Because they have this secret internet that nobody can tap into, and it's hard to gather evidence against them for any of their crimes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow I know it's a lot to digest, but, I thought I should share, right? These thoughts in case there's will out there to to investigate these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because the situation is urgent, really if this thing keeps progressing, it, it could get to a point where there will be what they call in science, the no return point, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They were, there's no way back. So I really urge our authorities to do something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm going to, I'm going to cut this one over here, and I'm sorry if, to me, at least from my [00:53:00] perspective being standing here, it feels like a very charged subject. And, but these are discussions that I think need to happen, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: What does it mean is a SpaceX an American company? Really? Are those satellites, American satellites or Chinese. And I think like getting to a resolution on those core issues might unlock or fast track the conversations that need to happen in other frameworks and forums to get to a solution where we can start moving on the opposite direction of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much again for your time and till the next one. Thank you. 

06/22/2025: Harold Martinez, Market Town Katy TX, Bitcoin Depot, friends and family as a microphones
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning, my friends. Today is June 22nd, 2025, and it's about 9:55 AM US Central Time. My name is  Reinaldo Aguiar and I'm making this video as a part of the campaign that I'm advancing titled, "bring Diosdado To Justice, bring Diosdado to the us". So today I, I'm going to make a short video about it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a collection of small items that I've been meaning to mention and for one reason or another I haven't been able to. So to recap so the, so far I've documented on video two of the bigger clusters of agents and effort that they have put together. To silence me, right? That's at the, for the last two years, that has been the goal to silence me and to steal the counterintelligence tech that I've developed, because of course, that is their, that's their trade, that's their industry, that's what they do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, they don't really do anything else but steal information. So this technology is valuable to [00:01:00] them. If they can understand it, right? Again I bet that if they steal it, they won't be able to run it. And this is what happened before when they stole Key Opinion Leaders, like the technology, they had to create a series of interviews with the Snowflake and Databricks and all those companies . The purpose of those interviews, was really to ask me how the technology worked because they couldn't understand the code, right? And that's it's, it is not because I'm a smarter than them, it's just because what I mentioned before, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That. This anti-pattern of promoting people based on whether they're willing to, how do I say this? They promote people based on whether they're willing to give their sister to another man or their wife to another man to steal information, right? So the individuals that are willing to go to those lengths are the ones that get promoted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the problem with that, as I mentioned before, is that those individuals the their main trait is that their moral compass is non-existent, [00:02:00] but they don't have any real skills in what they do professionally. So what happens at the end is that the individuals that are like, more, let's say more open to commit more serious crimes, end up at the top of their, of the organization at the top.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those are not the ones that are the most skilled. In fact, those are the ones that are the least skilled. And what happens at the end is that the people at the top are idiots, right? And they make these stupid mistakes that bring them to this situation they're in today. So anyhow so going back to the clusters, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I've recorded two videos about two of the bigger clusters. They're more clusters, but these are two important ones. And when I say bigger, I mean in terms of liability for DIOSDADO CABELLO, specifically. That's my only goal here. One of the clusters I call it the CIA cluster because Mueller is in that cluster and he was a CIA director.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's also a CIA [00:03:00] operative that is in that cluster that has attempted to kill me. That's another way to put it. And so I call it the CIA cluster. Okay. And there's another cluster which I call the SEBIN cluster, which is mostly composed by Venezuelan agents from Venezuela. Direct liability to DIOSDADO CABELLO in that sense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I was doing some analysis on these two clusters, and I realized that there is a common individual in the two clusters and for background when these things happen, right? When you do data analysis and you find commonalities between clusters that are disparate, this often, if not always means that the clusters are joined together or could be joined together and this common node, it is usually a key element.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm talking specifically strictly about data analysis, regardless of this situation right now, this common individual that is present in the two clusters is Harold Martinez. The reason why the reason why he's in the two clusters on the [00:04:00] CIA cluster, because he was co clustered with the white SUV of Robert Lanham at Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the connection that he has to that cluster and to the SEBIN cluster, because he was the one who referred... so many data points there. So he is ...this is the story that they told me, right? This is what I, what was presented to me probably not true, but what was presented to me is that he is the boyfriend of Jenny Espina.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Jenny Espina is the sister, blood sister, of my former partner. So she would be like in paper, right? What they told me, she would be my, like my sister-in-law, I think is the term right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, Harold Martinez, supposedly was the boyfriend of Jenny Espina. So there's a direct connection to me there, even in that story that they told me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then Harold Martinez was the one who introduced Mansur to me directly, and Mansur came to my home and gave me these dangerous biological [00:05:00] agents that infected my eyesight, my eyes. And I believe he infected me with COVID in more than one occasion. And I believe he has a close connection to Penelope Suarez that dates more than 20 years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's another, vector of that connection between Harold Martinez, Mansour and the rest of the SEBIN cluster. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I have to say this. And I don't know, like I, when I do this kind of analysis I make the conscious effort to not generalize because, generalization is dangerous, anti-pattern, but I try to not generalize, too soon, unless I see multiple data points, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's occasions in which, because of the size of these clusters, the number of individuals it's difficult to find another data point like this, right? So it, I'm not going to be able to generalize ever. But I'm going to mention this because is it is a possibility, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you look at the CIA cluster, mostly, I'm not going to say exclusively, but [00:06:00] mostly it's heavily composed by agents that have been tagged with the FSB tag, like MICHAEL D FETKOVICH or Liana Technologies. He worked for Liana Technology or has a tight relationship with Liana Technologies according to the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Mueller he was investigating Russian interference, in US politics. Philip Denning, clearly an FSB agent, Daniel King Everett, so it's a cluster that has a lot of FSB. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, Harold Martinez is not Russian. He is Venezuelan and Iranian then the the Iranian comment comes from the fact that he understands Arabic language, he speaks Arabic, he smokes hookah, right? And so much so that when I saw him here in Katy, he was carrying around a suitcase, like a small luggage exclusively for his hookah pipe , right? So that's how important the pipe is to him. He identifies with the pipe, right? The hookah pipe probably Iranian, [00:07:00] right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now what I was going to say is that in this case of these two clusters, Harold Martinez, who, let's say it's a Venezuelan Iranian dual citizen, right? Let's assume for a second he's acting as the juncture point, or he seems to be a juncture point between these two clusters, the FSB dominated cluster and the SEBIN dominated cluster.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other one, right? Where Penelope Suarez, Carlos Suarez, and all those people are, and the juncture point is this Venezuelan Iranian dual citizen, and again, I, this what I'm going to do next is a Faux-pas in, in, in data analysis. I should not generalize in this way, but it's too tempting... I see the commonality I see with Alex Saab being, I guess the hypothesis that I could draw from this is that maybe... Alex Saab was important to the point that they moved earth and heaven to get him back to Venezuela. Not only because he was the "Bizarro-ambassador" of DIOSDADO CABELLO to Iran, [00:08:00] but also because he was the junction point between Iran, Venezuela, and Russia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What joins together Russia and Venezuela to Iran, which is what seems to be happening here with Harold Martinez. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason why I fall into the temptation of mentioning this is because if this pans out to be the case this would be a pattern, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it would also mean who is really orchestrating all these clusters, right? It would be Iran, which is the common factor, right? So it could be an important, it could be it's a lead, right? I don't wanna say it's a conclusion. It's not a conclusion. Not even a theory, but it's an idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let's call it that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think you're the only people that would be in a position to assess whether that idea could hold any water. Are the authorities right? Are the federal authorities I don't have the resources or the data or the not even the know-how, right? On how to assess that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I thought I should mention it, that it's possible. [00:09:00] That, that's the way they do it. With Iranian Venezuelan citizens, Iranian Russian citizens Iranian French citizens. Like Pierre Omidyar... actually that's another example, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's a dual citizen of Iran and France and obviously, he is the junction, the junction point. But it would like almost, right? It's almost the same. What would be needed is to see if he has businesses or, operational connections with Russia, or with Cuba.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Could be Cuba, right? Because of the eBay Amazon connection. Yeah. I'll play with that a little bit to see what I can do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I thought I should mention that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Speaking of Harold another data point I wanted to mention is that and this is documented on the website it was mentioned to me at some point that Harold's mother, her name, I don't know how to spell it, but it resembles like "ballerina", it resembles something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's something like that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was [00:10:00] mentioned to me that her mother won the green card lottery visa the green card lottery. They were, they basically give a certain number of green cards to encourage diversity. His mother won that lottery and got the green card that way. Of course what are the chances, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course, if you're working for these people you win anything they want you to win, right? But she won the lottery, and she moved to the US. Was what was said to me that she moved to Florida, but, the pipeline long time ago found a house in a notable area, and I'm going to talk a little bit about that area. Not too much because it's very well documented on the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, so this area is an area that I call the "Bizarro Valleyside".

Reinaldo Aguiar: I call it that way because my house here in Katy, Texas, the first house, the one that DIOSDADO CABELLO sold me in 2015, this house is in a street called Valleyside Drive, "Valleyside" being one word, okay? V as in Victor, A-L-L-E-Y-S-I-D-E Drive.[00:11:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the house number is 2 6 7 1 4. Now there's another street, called Valley side. It's exactly the same, but there's a space between valley and side and this street I'm going to, I'm going to show it real quickly 'cause this is an important street, so I'm going to take the time here to show it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, so this is the "Bizarro Valleyside". Okay. So you see this street is one of the best streets that I've seen in my life in terms of protections against radio frequency eavesdropping. This huge buffer zone that extends for many acres, you see this, right? So if you want to pass a vehicle to eavesdrop on this house, for example, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's impossible. There's no street that you can use, and all these houses are controlled by criminal network , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is basically like a paramilitary compound that they built here. And there's many things. It's documented in the website. I really encourage law enforcement to check it out because this is like a gold mine of intelligence, this area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can see the buffer [00:12:00] zone. The paramilitary scores are super high. You can check them out in SpyHELL.org. Like the trapezoid shaped backyards, the trampoline antennas here and here, for example, and here, the cars parked Moscow style surveilling, who comes in and who comes out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like here, for example, here. Here. It's amazing here. Yeah. So this is a gold mine, this find. And it has the same name as my street only with a space in the middle. And that's because "Valley" is a name marker that the pipeline identified months ago. Anyhow, I'm mentioning all this because in this compound there is a house with hyper military score that is registered to somebody called ballerina, like Harold Martinez's mother.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if it's really Harold's motor, it could be Harold's, right? That he doesn't live in Venezuela, that he lives there, for example. It could be anything. But I thought I should mention that, this observation. Now speaking of, still on the topic of Harold there is a, I [00:13:00] should present that again.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There is a supermarket. Okay. That is very close to Lake Pointe Estates. That is notable. Okay. Okay. So this is Lake Pointe Estates right here. And the supermarket I'm describing is this one that of course has a Bitcoin ATM conveniently located, so the agents can do their withdrawals. Yeah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This one, it's called Market Town and it's located at 25 6 0 0 Westheimer Parkway, Katy, Texas 77494. And please note the zero zero ending in the street address. And we know that, and this can be verified in the link M-dash routers, that it's in the homepage of spyhell.org ... the addresses that end in zero zero are addresses that are used to route financial transactions for this secret network for illicit activities . And that's why they have the Bitcoin ATM in there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Bitcoin Depot ATM and Bitcoin [00:14:00] depot is, of course, that company itself is marked in the index with high paramilitary scores and all the ATMs are marked.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's a prime target for, IRS agents to look into. And I reported them to the IRS, the Bitcoin Depot ATMs more than 8,000 ATMs nationwide. Imagine that the volume of the financial crime. Just in that company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. This, I am mentioning this particular Market Town location here, because this market is an Arabic market.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they, they cater to the Arabic community. All they sell are Arabic products. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason why I'm mentioning this is because in this market, like two years ago, it's not there anymore. If you go there, you won't find it. But two years ago, this market had like subdivisions. It was like partitioned in segments, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And most of those segments were allocated to Venezuelan catering businesses. For example, there was a [00:15:00] corner that sold like food, Venezuelan food like made in the, in that place. Like they had a, I don't know, like "arepas" and empanadas and things like that, right? They had another corner that they exclusively sold, venezuelan products like Venezuelan chocolate, Venezuelan flour, Venezuelan, like all things Venezuelan, right? I think it was called "My Esquinita" or "My Corner" or, something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, all this is relevant because one day when I was looking at the houses, when I was trying to move out of Valleyside Drive this house because I was trying to escape all these agents, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thinking that the world outside this street would be different, is not in this area. When I was looking at houses and we were driving to, we were in the black Tesla and we were driving towards Lake Pointe States and we passed this supermarket, my former partner made a comment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She said "oh, one of my best friends" talking as if it was a woman, right? One of my best [00:16:00] friends just bought a participation in this supermarket, this Arabic supermarket. And she set up a Venezuelan store. I think it was the one that sold the products. The one that solds like the Venezuelan chocolate and the flour and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Malta, things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She didn't mention the name of the friend. But supposedly this is a friend that knows my former partner, like they're very good friends, supposedly, right? And she bought a participation. I've never been in the supermarket business, but I imagine that investment must, to buy a section of that huge supermarket, it must be a few million dollars, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this supermarket is Arabic. Harold is, of Arabic descent and speaks Arabic and smokes hookah. And anyhow, it occurred to me that, this Iranian, so this Venezuelan business inside of an Iranian, possibly Iranian business. It sounds a lot like Harold, right? Like it sounds a lot.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it could be that this friend [00:17:00] of my former partner is either Harold or related to Harold in some capacity, right? Because of the cultural commonalities I see in this, is this, in this juncture, right? And in this venture of supermarket, Arabic and Venezuelan after that investment, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I have to say I went to the supermarket not too long ago after I've, so there was a point where I couldn't leave my house, because I had serious concerns for my safety. But at some point I ran out of food and I, I resisted as much as I could without eating, right? But I was losing weight too fast.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And at some point I had to leave the house to buy food. I think at that point I was sorry this is a bit hard to talk about, but at this, at that point, I had been not eating for something like six days. Like eating only like a hundred calories per day. That's the most I could eat because I had, I was rationing the little pieces of food I had left so I could survive, without having to risk my life going [00:18:00] out to buy food anyhow, because this is so close to Lake Pointe Estates and it's Arabic and I had never bought Arabic food in my life. Not because I had anything against Arabic people, but it's just not my taste, right? The times I went to the supermarket, it was because I was going to buy Venezuelan food or a Venezuelan product in this "Mi Querencia" thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One day, out of desperation, I didn't have anything else to eat.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I was starving. So what I did, I went out of Lake Pointe States. This one, right? This is where my house is, right? So I came over here and and I very quickly drove to this supermarket and parked the car in front of the entrance with the cameras, right? To deter them from tampering with the food because, somebody came in, the cameras would record them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I came in and very quickly got what I could and then checked out, right? I'm mentioning that because when I did that, I noticed that all the Venezuelan stands were gone, like the "Tiendita". The "Mi [00:19:00] Querencia", like the Venezuelan empanadas, all those things are gone. There's nothing in there. So it seemed to me like they removed the businesses to kinda of remove the link.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if they get investigated, the connection between the Iranian people and the Venezuelan people is not obvious, but, I mentioned this because, those businesses were there. I, in fact, you can check my credit card purchases and you will see purchases from those Venezuelan stores in that supermarket. I think two years ago probably.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But because of the, Iranian or let's say Arabic, right? Arabic Venezuelan juncture, and the fact that my former partner mentioned this Venezuelan store inside this Arabic store specifically, and said that a friend of her bought it it made me think that maybe it's related to Harold in some capacity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Harold Martinez.[00:20:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so that's that. Okay. Another observation is about and, I'm going to change the subject a little bit. So this is more about what we're talking about in the, in, in one of the last videos that I created in which I was talking about the romantic interests, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And how they manufacture this romantic interests and how there's always a man and a woman that are themselves romantically involved and they're both working together against the target. And the setup is that the man is the one that holds the intelligence and has been trained about everything that there is to know about the target.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he basically sends this woman that he's romantically involved with himself to basically sleep with the target, right? And get romantically involved with the target while he's guiding her on what to say and what to do to, to make the target think that, this is the perfect woman, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So one thing that I, so there's a couple of things I want to mention that might be important for investigators, right? [00:21:00] One is that I've noticed, and this, I've noticed this across different of these romantic interests, right? Over, over the years is a technique, okay? And I'm going to describe it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't know if I will be able to make justice to, to the technique, right? With my description, but I'll try. So the idea is that when, imagine, okay, we're not talking first person, okay? So imagine that I have a girlfriend, okay? And I don't know, we are at home and we're doing something right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she will say something to me in a way that is very natural, but what she's saying is not really intended for me. It's intended for man that is listening. Let me give you an example, right? So in one occasion I had installed a covert camera outside of my house, one of these GoPro cameras that I use, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a black camera. So I installed it in a covert way. It wasn't easy to see because, the camera is black and I used a black stand and I put it be, in [00:22:00] front of a black background. It was very difficult to see that camera, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: right? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But this romantic interest, right? She saw the camera because she parked the car very close to where the camera was, and she saw it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then 10 minutes later when she comes in, she starts talking to me about something that happened five years ago that involved a similar camera, right? She brought it up out of the blue. We haven't talked about this camera ever, right? But I installed that cover camera maybe an hour before, and then she comes in and she starts talking to me about that camera.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understood that she wasn't talking to me. She was giving a warning to this man that there was a camera that was covered. Okay? Now that also told me that this man was in the house next door where I was pointing the camera towards, right? Because otherwise, why she would warn him that there was a camera.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the technique. The [00:23:00] technique is they would say things to you, but it's really a message for the other person, right? Or in one occasion, I'm pretty sure a romantic interest installed a sensor near a mailbox, right? A radio frequency sensor. Because she started she started insisting on wanting to help me to do the edges of the lawn, which was unusual, this person never wanted to do any gardening work and all of a sudden after a visit to the Great Wolf Lodge, she wanted to anyhow so I understood. But then things escalated a little bit with the conflict with this organization, and then one day she started asking me to please mow the lawn, specifically the edges around the mailbox.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understood that what she was doing was sending a message to this man about the location where the sensor was located on the edges, near the mailbox. She was basically telling him or them. Where is the sensor that you need to remove. [00:24:00] And then a few days after that, a parade of agents started passing in front of my house with phones pointing them at the mailbox, including the "Kroger pharmacy man", that, that was, when that when that law firm sent me that harassing letter that Phil Denning sent basically the man that looks like let me show you. If you go to spyhell.org and go to evidence

Reinaldo Aguiar: and look for Kroger pharmacy, man. Yeah, this man.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see how he's pointing his phone towards the mailbox, right? So this was a day or two days after this person that I'm describing started talking casually to me inside of the house about she wanted me to moan the edges of the mailbox, right? So that, that's how it works. The woman or it could be a man if the target is a woman, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, the romantic interest will say things knowing that she's wired or he's wired right, [00:25:00] or that the house is bugged. She will say things positioned in a place strategically where she knows or he knows that the conversation is being listened to. And the conversation is directed towards the target, but the real, conversation is intended for the man listening. Or for the other part of that couple working together. Listening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I am mentioning this not so much about not so much for the technique, but for something that I understood from this, and this is an important property of this technology that they have, is that this couple and the target must speak the same language, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause otherwise it doesn't work. If she told me something in Spanish and this man was Russian, right? He probably, yeah, he could learn Spanish, but he won't be able to understand Venezuelan Spanish specifically with the jargon that we use with the cultural subtleties of the language.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it wouldn't work. It has to be a man that is [00:26:00] Venezuelan and even better if he's from Maracaibo, right from the same city that, the romantic interest and I were both from, because then he will have the cultural references and he will understand very quickly, pretty much everything. So this is an important property, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I'm mentioning 'cause it narrows the investigative scope. So if you have somebody who is a target, right? And that target is Italian you have to look for, if you trying to understand who is this couple, right? That is, is attacking or targeting this man who is Italian.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's probably a woman that speaks Italian and is probably a man that also speaks Italian. Because otherwise the communication is not these kind of tricks that they do wouldn't work. But yeah. So I have many instances of this of this, this technique, and in some cases it saved my life.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In one instance, Penelope Suarez told me, she was offering me, this was at the point where they were trying to [00:27:00] make me have a heart attack by, dehydrating me with tampered medication, giving me diuretics, making me run 50 miles, fifty, five-zero miles per week. And at some point right when I was, supposed to have the heart attack, she told me using this technique, she told me I ha I have something special for you. I want to give you. This is a special, "Quesillo" is a Venezuelan dessert that the, it's a type of it's how do you call that in English? I don't know. I don't know what it's like a flan, something like that that I like a lot.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And So she told me I, I have a specialt gift for you. That this is a flan that my mom made, a especially for you. But I understood when she said that she wasn't talking to me. She was talking to Mansur probably, or Francisco, I don't know. Or Harold, I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what was special about the dessert was that, it had an special ingredient, so I, of course, I refused to eat it, I said, no, I'm not I'm not [00:28:00] hungry. And then she did this. She I'm sorry I'm laughing. It's just that, thinking about it, right? It's funny. So she basically she said okay don't eat it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then, she like turned around and she put it next to me. Literally 10 centimeter from my mouth. And she left it there and she left, right? She went to another place. But like knowing how much I liked them that, that specific dessert and putting it so close to my mouth, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, so I started laughing, right? She asked me, why are you laughing? And I said "Well ... if you put it that close to my mouth... I might as well eat it and I'll see you on the other side". Literally what I said. But of course I didn't, and she started laughing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think she understood that I understood.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I didn't eat it. I'm still here. But that, that's to say that, it is one of those instances with the capacity to be observant, right? Could save your life. And. I think if there's [00:29:00] one message I would like to give people that may eventually watch this, is that right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Be observant be present in the moment and be aware of what's happening because, it may, it might save your life. And I'm saying that from experience, unfortunately.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So that's the common language observation, right? Basically I think that in most, not always, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess if they cannot do it that way, they will do it in some other way. But they could use translations, ai, whatever, right? But it works better if the three individuals, the target and the two agents working together as a couple all speak the same language and are all from the same place.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'Cause of the cultural factors in that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, now I'm going to talk about another topic, which is common bugs Okay. And common bugs, there's three categories. There are bugs that they plant in your car. There are bugs that they plant in your home or office , and they're bugs that they plant on people either on you, on your romantic interest or your kids.[00:30:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm going to talk specifically about one of them, which is the bugs they plant on your romantic interest because, we're in that topic. In terms of box they plant on your romantic interest. I've seen diversity of them. Okay? And when I say these things I never talk about this because I know that for a regular person that is not in this world, meaning this intelligence gathering world, what I say, if I say these things, they are going to think I'm crazy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I'm sure that an FBI agent hears this and they will be like, yeah, I know what you're talking about, right? We use this or, we've seen this, or we've captured people using this. So I'm going to say because this is targeted to that audience. The beginning it was the watches, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The, and the iPhones. Those were the mechanisms. But when I start, when I became aware, I stopped wearing the watch and I stopped using the iPhone, right? So I don't, I go out and I don't use electronics, right? And then when I did that, they adjusted their tactics, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's when I was able to see the other bugs . So [00:31:00] the other bugs , the idea is that they put the bugs on your friends or on your romantic interest, on their body. And there's different key places where they do it and talk about the ones that I saw, and maybe these were tailored to my, because I run on, or, it could be tailored to that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. There might be other places that I didn't get to see. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, right Off the bat, I'm going to say this the base of this technology is materials engineering. These people are able to put microphones in places you wouldn't imagine, right? In, in I'm going to give you some examples, but it's microelectronics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And I think the commonality is that they're powered by induction. The way it seems to work is that with their, with, so another agent, with their iPhone, they emit a signal to the bug and that signal powers the bug . Okay. And when the bug is powered, it transmits, it enters into kind of an active mode and then transmits, and then the agent gets a transmission with the iPhone.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. But while it's not being [00:32:00] induced with power in that way, the bug is still, I'm guessing that it can't retain a little bit of charge enough to power a memory, a small memory, and it records in a small buffer memory. That's why they have to be constantly passing next to the target because this thing cannot hold the data for long periods of time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Nor a lot of data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't like, and I don't know, but from what I've gathered I think this thing could probably record five minutes of conversation, right? Or something like that. And then, within five minutes they have to come and collect it because otherwise it's lost.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or the bo or the bug gets full. I don't know if it's first-in-first-out :if a new stream of audio comes in, they all gets discarded. If it wasn't collected, that's a possibility. So they always get from the bug the latest conversation, right? Or if it's, it goes in and once after it's full, it stops recording.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the other possibility, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think they do this not for the memory limitation, but for the power limitation, right? [00:33:00] Because these things are not powered , they don't have a battery, but function with inductive power they have to limit, the processing of it. Now see, okay, so places where they usually put it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't, again, I don't know if this is tailored or not, but but I saw this, right? At one point I started doing this thing where I would tell, Penelope things like I would like whisper things on her ear, right? So thinking that, a bug couldn't pick it up if I was like whispering what I was telling her.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then what they did is that she started wearing earrings, right? And, I'm very observant, as you can see. I'm always looking, right, because of this situation. And I noticed that she started wearing earrings. And I've noticed that because, I know that she wasn't wearing earrings before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now all of a sudden, every day she was, every day I saw her, she was wearing earrings. Of course the bugs were in the earrings and so when I whispered something to her, I was whispering it to the bug , right? These [00:34:00] earings were made of gold. Okay. I asked her about it and she said, oh no, these are old earrings that I brought from Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if that's true or not, but that's what she told me . If it's true, it could be important because if it's really true that the earrings came from Venezuela , that would put a timeline to the operation. That's why I'm mentioning that. I saw that pattern not only with friends but also with romantic interests, that started wearing, earrings and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's another piece of gold that is interesting. It's a bracelet that I gifted my former partner when Marcelo was born. It's a Cartier. bracelet That I bought in River Oaks, in the Cartier store at River Oaks. And it, for my means, it was an expensive bracelet . And I gave it to her to mark the occasion.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because, we're not married and all I wanted to do something nice and I engraved the bracelet with, a small inscription. And this bracelet is interesting because it has a mechanism, it cannot be [00:35:00] taken out easily. It has a screw that goes into the bracelet, made of gold as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then you have to screw it with a special tool that only my former partner has. Anyhow, after she left the house, this bracelet went missing. She doesn't know where it is. I asked her, and she told me that she has no idea what it is. It's not in the house. I don't know. It occurred to me that bracelet might had been bugged .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I couldn't bench tested, but it is possible because the way it went missing right on, on around March 28th, 2025, when Marcello was kidnapped. That's important because this is a luxury item from this Cartier store, and the only way that it could have been bugged is that if the Cartier store or the company itself were in on it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I'm mentioning that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other bugs that I've seen are embedded in fabric items, and this is amazing to see . So things like, for example like a [00:36:00] baseball cap near the threads where the ear is, they always try to position... so pieces of clothing or accesories , that go, on the head or near the face, they try to position the bugs near the ears, of course, because they want the bug to be where the ears of the listener would be so the bug can listen. So I've seen this technique in things like baseball caps, reading glasses, running visors how do you call that in English?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like those, those they're like a baseball cap, but without the top. And I have these items, right? Because and I've ran experiments with them live and offline, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like in one, one occasion, right? And I think I have a recording of this. I'm not sure. I, I was running with Penelope Suarez and after we ran she was wearing the visor and we were talking near her car, and an agent came a woman, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So an agent, another woman came right with an iPhone pointing it at Penelope Suarez . And it was funny 'cause the agent was like doing this like when [00:37:00] you're praying I, I don't know if I don't know how to call that, like you, you make like a cross.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She was doing that as she was holding the phone, walking towards us, I guess she perceived danger because, they knew that I was aware, and then she was like praying basically that nothing bad happened to her. And that was funny to me because, basically what we're seeing is a person that knows is committing a crime and instead of not committing the crime, which would be the solution to not get in trouble, she decided to commit the crime, but then pray as she was committing the crime.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, when I see this situation, I know I'm not wearing anything. I'm not carrying a phone, I'm not wearing a watch. Penelope's phone was in her car already. I asked her, I said then where is the bug ? And then I looked at her and I see that she had, she's not wearing earrings because we already had the conversation about the earrings and she stopped wearing them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But she's wearing this visor, right? This running visor. And I said, it's in the visor , right? And I took it away from her and put it inside the car because, is the car is made of metal, [00:38:00] so whatever that woman was transmitting could not get to the visor , right? Because it, it would be blocked by the metal of the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Penelope got so upset. So upset she basically threw something to the floor and started yelling. And she got upset because I stopped the transmission right by putting the visor in the car. So you know, that's an anecdotal example. And then, then we had the conversation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I said I want to keep the visor 'cause I want to examine it. And she goes no, you're not going to keep the visor. And like we had this little, it wasn't a fight, but we had this little exchange right at the end she said, yes, take the visor , right? And I took it and I had it in my evidence room.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's locked up, waiting for the FBI. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: so that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So microelectronics is the technique and powered by induction and special emphasis on materials engineering and things that have to do with fabrics, right? That's both because of the technologies to produce bugs this way, and also because of the technology to produce antennas in this way.[00:39:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now let's talk about somebody interesting. I saw this yesterday, and this is a manual observation. This doesn't come from the pipeline, but I saw it visually. So this house, okay, the address is 2 4 9 0 3 north Point Place Katy , Texas 7 7 4 9 4. Now, my, my system didn't pick this up, and I have to debug why , why?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I want to debug . Why? Because the cameras should have picked it up, but they didn't. But what I saw yesterday is that this house, and this is one of the most expensive houses in the subdivision, it's probably $3 million, right? And it's marked in the index, I think it ranks number seven or eight in the list of all the Lake Pointe Estates agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And notably the the tax records of this house were removed from the county records months ago, many months ago. And the pipeline picked this up months ago, right? That this is a ghost house, basically as many other ghost houses, we think, which is a [00:40:00] marker of importance, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: From the perspective of my system, if they're removing the county record, the tax records, it's because it's somebody important. There's no other way to put it. And also, this house falls in the zero three channel, which is a very rare channel, right? So this is somebody very important. Now that all that I knew before, what I didn't know, which I saw yesterday, is that this house has two statues of lions in the front porch.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I know, and the system, I know this programmatically because I saw in the system that lions is a superlative marker of prominence. Like cats, lions so cats are not the, but lions are like the, and there's many examples documented in, in the website, in the evidence page. Please check it out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the one of the "WOLF" establishments, not the Great Wolf Lodge, the other one the Meow Wolf in Houston is in a street with the name marker "Lyons" as well. So that gives you an idea. But anyhow, this one has two [00:41:00] statues of two lions in the front, one next to each other on each side of the main entrance of the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a marker of prominence for sure. So this person is super important. Super, super important. Maybe even more important that, that Mark Swisher. Now, that's what I wanted to mention about that. Now also on that note, there is a house on missed lake, this on this street that also falls in the zero three channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And was co clustered with that house that I talked about before. Yeah. This ... see, the number is exactly the same. 24 9 0 3. But instead of being on North Point Place is on Mist Lake Court. This one, there's a lot of data about this one. This one ranks number 10 in the list of all the Lake Pointe Estates agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that person also has a house registered to his name at 23 0 7 Hickory Chase Court, Katy seven [00:42:00] seven four fifty and his phone number is (281) 492-7379. And he's the president of something called the JDDA Foundation, Inc. In Houston, which supposedly is a tax exempt company, a nonprofit since September, 2016 with the employer identification number 81 dash 3 4 2 0 1 5 2.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the name of the agent is Ok Ju Yoo Like "O" as in Oscar, K as in kilo, a space, J as in January, U as in umbrella, a space, Y as in Yoyo, O as in Oscar, O as in Oscar. And this person apparently was born around 1954. So is something like 70, 71 years old, something like that. And [00:43:00] the company is JDDA, concession management.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. This is an important agent. I wanted to mention that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so the other thing I wanted to mention is about so I spoke in one of the videos about Villasport, right? Being a being a very important hub for this criminal network, which is here, there is a business called Union Kitchen. This one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I want to mention that my former partner, for some reason, seems drawn to this location. Like she always eat there many times, and many of her friends from the gym when they want to talk or something, they go to eat there. And it's important for many reasons, right? One, it has, it ends in zero the address.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it could be tied to financial routing. Interesting. And secondly, because it has the union name marker [00:44:00] in the name right, which also tells me that it's an important location for this network. If anybody watches this video from the FBI and you want to catch some foreign intelligence agents non-registered, go to the Union Kitchen and have a meal and bring with you your spectrometer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, let's go back to Lake Pointe Estates, yesterday, Another observation that I saw manually as, I haven't ran these through the pipeline because I was already leaving, but there is a house here. I wanna tell you exactly where it is. This house?

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, this house

Reinaldo Aguiar: 24 8 0 3 Boulder Lake Court, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. They seemed to be moving something out, Yesterday, like they were on uninstalling some equipment and moving it and outside. This was 10:15 PM right? So very late at night. Outside, participating in this evacuation protocol, there was a truck of [00:45:00] consolidated communications.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Consolidated is an important name marker that relates to union to Unity, right? Like United Healthcare, United Airlines, all those things. Consolidated communications fall in that cluster. And it's a communications network. It's a communication company like an internet provider, which we know it's an area of interest for them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And notably is the same internet provider that Phil Denning uses for his personal email, right? So I'm guessing that this company is the company that, like the top agents in this area at least use as email provider. And , this truck of consolidated communications was last night at 10:15 PM helping somebody from this house extract some equipment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Capturing it is like the reverse technique, right? Like they use the ISPs as aggregators. You could capture one of those aggregators consolidated communications and spy on all of them at the same time, right? So it's a low hanging fruit for the FBI. [00:46:00] Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Next. Okay, next I want to talk about some food items that the Venezuelan informant that works in the army that I believe is pretty high up warned me over the last six months in different. Times, like not all of these I'm going to mention are not at the same time. Like they were, like, they made different attempts like to get me to eat the microplastics or to get me to eat whatever that they wanted me to eat.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in different occasions I was warned by the informant and I did not eat them. And maybe that's why I'm alive. So I'm going to mention those items because not so much because of the items, but because of the liability to Diosdado Cabello, because this is the SEBIN, right? And and I know because the person telling me this is a Venezuelan officer in the Army.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's also the thing that, by tracking who produces these products, maybe there is a commonality. I know very little about the food industry, so I'm really not qualified to even analyze this. But I. But somebody that knows more [00:47:00] about food and food, processing probably could see commonalities, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to mention the items. So one is the snickers chocolate bars that I like, right? Those are like nuclear bombs. So one thing that potentially that, I don't know if this will be feasible, like taking samples from different stores in the Katy area to see which are contaminated with what, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Nutella, the chocolate, the spread. I was also one about that Kinder bueno. These are chocolates that have Nutella inside. Quadratini. These were, these are small cookies with chocolate that Penelope Suarez gave me, and supposedly she bought them at Ross .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And interestingly, these Quadratinis and the Kinder Buenos are both in the top shelf at this Iranian market that we were talking about at the beginning. They have them like right at the entrance I don't know, maybe it's a coincidence, right? But maybe not. The [00:48:00] Quadrattinis, I haven't seen that anywhere, but in that store.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And according to Penelope, Suarez at Ross, but I've never seen them at Ross . Cornflakes, the cereal, even the generic brands and the Kroger brands and the, the Kroger generic brands of cornflakes and the H-E-B ones. I was warned specifically not to eat any of that. And I have samples of all these stored frozen, right waiting for the FBI to check them out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Coffee stevia, colored cereals, specifically the fruit loops. Haina Pan. This is a specific type of flour that we like ,venezuelans . The Diablitos spread, and Coca-Cola and Pepsi. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, Coca-Cola, I was addicted to that thing, right? I would drink a lot of that and I was so addicted, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That when I was warned, because I used to buy the two liters plastic bottle, right? But when I was warned, then I was so addicted to it that what I did was okay, I'm going to buy cans thinking, my thinking was that the cans, I thought they were tampering [00:49:00] with the drinks at the store, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I thought I wanna buy a can. Because a can is harder to tamper with. If you, once you open it, you cannot put it back, right? You cannot close it. So I started buying cans, but then the informant warned me that the cans were contaminated. And this is important because this, if, I don't know, right? I don't have, it was test the cans.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if this is true. It has to be done at the factory, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: right? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the only way, like how do you tamper with a canned beverage that it's sealed in a can without, making obvious that the can has been tampered with. It has to be done at the factory, I think. So maybe something interesting for law enforcement.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with that, I'm going to, I'm going to end this video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, thank you so much my friends, and see you in the next one. Bye.

06/21/2025: The Hybner-Walker-Mueller cluster
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Speaker: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. Today is June 21st, 2025, and it's 7:11 AM Central Time. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar, and this video is part of the series that I've titled bring "Bring Diosdado to Justice, Bring Diosdado to the US". And the goal here is to, document in video, instances that I believe carry a lot of legal liability or could carry a lot of legal liability for DIOSDADO CABELLO because these are instances that are traceable and are traceable back to him and involving individuals that are, have been physically closed to me.

Speaker: Sorry. In this video, I'm gonna talk about the Hybner Walker Mueller cluster. Okay. So this is a cluster of individuals that have, done pretty serious things that I think could carry significant liability. And again, here, the [00:01:00] goal is not to my goal is not to take revenge against these individuals.

Speaker: Not at all. In fact, I don't care if authorities let them walk away free. If they cooperate right. And talk and explicitly detail how DIOSDADO got them to do these things.

Speaker: So Morgan Hybner is the lawyer, just for context, right? So Hybner is the lawyer, the attorney representing my former partner on the... divorce that Diosdado, decided to, to file, to kidnap my child, right? Which he did. And the child is still, captive in a property under the control of Diosdado Cabello. 

Speaker: But anyhow so this is a legal kidnapping, right? So they kidnap the child using the, the parental rights of my former partner, as a weapon, They Weaponized that.

Speaker: So in the process, Morgan Hybner filed a petition for a restraining order in which she alleged that I am crazy, like that... I suffer [00:02:00] from a mental condition, and I, I'm not able or capable of making my own decisions.

Speaker: And to preserve the interest of the child, I should not be allowed to transfer property or to enter into any kind of legal contract. Okay. That's what she alleged in writing to a judge in a petition then we had an audience with the judge and a judge suggested mediation. And Morgan Hybner Agreed to that.

Speaker: And not only she agreed, she did not object to that. And in a previous video I mentioned this, or I suspected that this could have been a confession, right? Like it's a it is an admission of guilt, right? I thought, and I did some research on this and I think I'm right. It seems like, this is a very basic legal concept capacity, capacity to act on your own behalf.

Speaker: So if she's alleging that I should not be allowed to enter into any kind of legal contract, how can she in good conscience [00:03:00] agree to go to mediation where the sole goal of the mediation is to enter into a legal contract, into legal binding contract. So this right there, it says that she knows that I'm not crazy, or, she's trying to take advantage of a crazy person? She cannot have it both ways.

Speaker: So it's pretty much a done deal with her. So that's the start of this cluster.

Speaker: Now. The way this connects to DIOSDADO is that when I got, and I mentioned this in another video it's explained in more length in that video, but there was an instance on April 16th, 2025, around 9:00 AM when I was working on on a project, and I'll show it again here just one second.

Speaker: Okay, so if you go to spyhell.org and you click on this link at the bottom that says, bosses,

Speaker: I was working on this list.

Speaker: Okay, that day.

Speaker: It's basically it it's a long story, but it maps back to a [00:04:00] lot of prominent agents that are in Caracas, okay. And in other cities like Beijing, Moscow , Teran and La Havana. But the minute I started working on this, so I started working on this like at eight 50, I believe.

Speaker: And this is traceable because all the requests that I did to the Google Maps API. This is a programmatic interface that I use to reverse map these addresses from the Geo Index that I captured from Elon Musk. 

Speaker: The minute I started doing those requests, 20 minutes later, the process server showed up at my house with the papers and he trespassed the property lines provoked me, like, it was a whole incident.

Speaker: And it's documented here. So if you go to sorry.

Speaker: If you go to, let me do this here yes. So here, right? So this man, so they dispatched this man exactly 20 minutes after I started working on that list, that [00:05:00] maps, 40% of the people are in Caras in that list, so Yeah, I see causality there. They had filed those documents nine days before, but they hadn't served them to me like they were saving that weapon.

Speaker: In case they needed it. And when they saw that I went for the addresses in Caracas, then they decided to fire that weapon. They sent this man, as you can see in the photo, he's trespassing. Although there is a no trespassing sign that is clearly visible and that they have sued me for that no trespassing sign already.

Speaker: So it's clearly visible, right? But he trespassed and provoked me, and he, it was a whole, it's all documented, right? And the timing of this kinda reinforces the idea that this is coming from DIOSDADO, right?

Speaker: Now the car in which he came in had no license plates or markings, and the car is here.

Speaker: You can see the photo and I have more photos with more detail. But this a photo to give an idea. You can see the car has no license plates in the back or in the front. I have the photos of the back as well, [00:06:00] but take my word for it for now that it doesn't have any license plates. It has no markings with no brand.

Speaker: You cannot see what brand, what even what maker of the is, is the maker of the car. Even the rims, you know how the makers of the car in the rims in the center, usually they put the logo right? Toyota or Kia or whatever. So this car has custom rims, so it doesn't have that either, right? So there's no way to tell them what kind of car, I'm sorry, what make of car?

Speaker: Anyhow tinted windows pitch black, right? Spy Vehicle right? Now this is interesting because, and I mentioned this in a previous video, is because this subdivision has a single official entry in which there is a license plate reader camera recording.

Speaker: And the, this is a gated community with a security guard that is in the, in this official entrance. And every vehicle that comes in is required to have a license plate because the guard is obligated to know the license plate, otherwise the car cannot come in. [00:07:00] And this is in the posted orders to the company that manages the security guard, and I have that document right saying this because it's according to the rules, this car should have not been led into the subdivision.

Speaker: And I, in another video, invited law enforcement to check the cameras to see if there is a recording of this vehicle coming into the subdivision.

Speaker: The reason I suggested that is because Eckhart another person that has a house in the subdivision, which is next to Robert Mueller's house, Robert Mueller being the former FBI and CIA director, that man: Eckhart, has a secret gate on his backyard that goes, outside the subdivision. If this car was not recorded in the entrance, it means that it came through that secret gate, which would tie him to Eckhart, which would, and Eckhart is tied to Mueller because they have a secret gate as well in between their houses.

Speaker: So long way of saying that this [00:08:00] process server could be tied directly both to DIOSDADO CABELLO Hybner , Eckhart and Mueller, right?

Speaker: So this is a super cluster of legal liability. It's really a nuclear bomb. Now, interestingly what happened was after this incident happened right away, I called 9 1 1, and this should be recorded in the 9 1 1, logs and recordings.

Speaker: And a deputy with the name Walker, badge number 4 0 9 7 was dispatched. And this is interesting and important because usually when these kind of things, I think legally speaking, the penalties are more severe when they involve a police officer committing a crime. So this could potentially right.

Speaker: If, if this police officer is in, really in this network and this is demonstrable, he could provide legal ammunition to flip that officer to motivate him to talk , [00:09:00] to say exactly how he was recruited and how much he was paid and all that. And, to tie this back to DIOSDADO, which is my end goal.

Speaker: This Officer Walker is also documented in this page. By the way, this page is spyhell.org/evidence. Everything is in there. Okay? So if you look for Walker in this page, you'll see the documentation and you'll see that the incident number. He did not file a police report.

Speaker: He refused to file a police report. I was basically calling to report that this man trespassed, 'cause I have the pictures of the man trespassing inside my property lines. I have the pictures of, the incident, the videos of what he said and the way that he provoked me being inside of my own property.

Speaker: But the officer refused to file a police report to, of course, because he's part of the network, right? The vehicle that the officer was driving had a license plate number 1, 4, 6, 5, 6 2 8, and [00:10:00] that car, the license plate, had something on top that blocked the infrared light of my cameras.

Speaker: So to obscure the license plate from view of the camera, and this is a well known technique this network uses because they know that I have all these cameras and I have this technology to cluster the vehicles together. So they obscure the cameras either with a film or with a foam that blocks the infrared light.

Speaker: And this officer parked the car. First he parked the car inside of the property lines. He trespassed as well, like he ignored the sign. I told him, Hey, please could you, very politely could you please park the the vehicle outside of the property lines. And then he made this face like, I'm crazy, right?

Speaker: For asserting my right to private property.

Speaker: But he moved the car and he put it outside, but he put it in front of the camera and I can like, at 15 feet away from the camera. And this is a very powerful camera, right? It Can see 200 feet away. But, even at 15 feet, it could [00:11:00] not see the license plate because it had this foam.

Speaker: I, I didn't test the license plate, but it's the only explanation, like this high-end camera that can see 200 feet away, but cannot see this license plate, only this license plate 15 feet away because it had something to block the infrared light.

Speaker: So that's Deputy Walker. And of course, all these things like, the refusal to file a police report in a defiant way. He was basically his attitude, right? Like he was also a little bit provoking me in a way. And the license plate being obscured with something to block the infrared light.

Speaker: And the fact that he refused to file the report and he also repassed the property lines, right? It's too many things. I would think that he's in, is in it. And again, the incident number he wrote was P as in papa, 2 5 1 0 6 0 4 6 0. Again, that it's Papa 2 5 1 0 6, 0 [00:12:00] 4 6, 0. His license plate number was, the Deputy Walker's vehicle's license plate was 1 4 6 dash 5 6 2 8.

Speaker: I, I noted it by hand. Like I, noted, I made a voice note to remember the number because I suspected that it would be blocked because this happened with another police before, another police officer, before with Officer Gloria. So I was kinda. Foreseeing that it could be the case that he would block his license plate with the foam.

Speaker: So I made a voice note and that's how I got the license plate.

Speaker: Okay. All this is important because besides of the fact that this car if it did enter through the secret gate of Eckhart, which would tie him to Mueller. Besides, that side of this powerful cluster, there is another side to this and it's that this man that trespassed, here's the photo.

Speaker: This man and the trespassing [00:13:00] incident programmatically by my system was coclustered with another trespassing incident that happened before when a law firm by the name "Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC", served me with a letter to basically threatening me with legal action. Okay. For HOA issues.

Speaker: And this incident is well documented in the website as well. And I am, I'm going to show you just one second. So this other incident so this man wearing the blue T-shirt and you can see there's a lot of things like the way he covered his legs with these weird leggings.

Speaker: The baseball cap, the oversized glasses the long beard. Like all these things that would obstruct facial or, body features recognition . It's deliberate. So anyhow this incident which came [00:14:00] from "Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC" in writing.

Speaker: The letter he's covering, which the envelope can be seen here, right? Came from that law firm. Okay. Which is marked in the geo index of Elon Musk, and also notably, their office is on a street or a tower called Williams Tower. And Williams is very, it is a very important prominence marker in the, in their system.

Speaker: Like it's a marker of prominence, right? So it's not only this law firm is not only prominent. Score-wise, they also have the prominence name marker, which is is a big deal in this network. Like these agents that have this, or entities that have these markers are a big deal.

Speaker: So anyhow, this man that is trespassing was co-clustered, and this is a long chain and I apologize for that. But if we follow the chain, you will see. You know, how powerful this particular weapon is, right? This cluster as a weapon, [00:15:00] as a legal weapon against DIOSDADO CABELLO so this man over here was co-clustered by my facial recognition system with another man, is probably the same man that tampered with my medication at a Kroger pharmacy in 2024, like many months ago.

Speaker: And the idea of tampering with my medication in that and before I say that, and this man and the Kroger pharmacy man, both of them, if they're not the same, but I believe they're the same and the system believes they are the same person, they were tagged with the CIA tag . So the system in a way is telling me that this person is a CIA operative working for DIOSDADO CABELLO which is a pretty serious deal.

Speaker: It's a federal, agent I think the CIA falls under the federal, apparatus working directly for a [00:16:00] foreign military officer to harm an American citizen. There, there's, I think there's only a few things that would carry more legal liability than that, right? So he was co clustered with a, he is tagged with CIA and co clustered with the Kroger pharmacy incident.

Speaker: Now, the Kroger pharmacy incident in incident is interesting because of the mechanism they choose to try to harm me . They switched the medication. So I was taking a medication that was prescribed by Marjorie Broussard, the doctor, my primary care doctor from Kelsey-Seybold. 

Speaker: Now I have to say Marjorie Broussard ordered some blood tests for me during 2024, and the results that came from that blood test was that my, my blood was thick was thicker than normal.

Speaker: My blood, which is a sign of dehydration, okay? Like I, I had not enough water in my body. That's what it means. And I believe this is because of the [00:17:00] medication that, that she had put me on which was it's a it's a, I'm gonna give the, I'm not gonna enter into much just about the medication, but I'm gonna give the prescription number because I think also it, this could track this, right?

Speaker: So one prescription was RX 2 0 3 9 5 94 and the other one is rx. 2039323 . Okay. These are two prescriptions that were filled at Kroger Pharmacy of this particular medication. Dr. Brusard Mar Broussard put me on. Now , this medication has a side effect, which is suppression of thirst, a little bit, like you tend to drink less water when you take this medication.

Speaker: It's not like you, don't drink water, but you tend to drink less water and it's a known side effect. Okay, so this, and this is very important. When she saw around the time that she saw that my blood was thick or thicker than normal, meaning I had symptoms of dehydration, she increased the dosage of that medication.

Speaker: I think [00:18:00] by a factor of four times.. I think that's telling, right? Any doctor should know the side effects of that medication. And if you're seeing your patient is dehydrated or showing serious sign of dehydration to the point that his blood is thicker than normal, how are you going to increase the dosage by a factor of four times ?

Speaker: That's what she did anyhow, but that wasn't apparently killing me fast enough. So they switched the medication and they switched it for something. And I have even samples of what they switched it for and I'll give that to authorities. But they switched it for something that first of all is not the medication.

Speaker: I know it's not the medication. And secondly, it not only suppresses thirst. It produces an aversion towards water. Like, I could not see water when I was taking that medication. If I tasted water, I would want to throw up. It was, I don't know what it is exactly, but it's something that doesn't let you drink any water.

Speaker: At the same time, I [00:19:00] was running with Penelope Suarez and this brings Penelope Suarez into this cluster. And while we were running. She was always carrying the water, right? We were running together and I did not carry any water with me, and she was the one carrying the water. And this was proposed by Penelope.

Speaker: And the reasoning behind this was because I have this nerve injury on my spine . Carrying The water with a belt for water for hydration causes additional pressure on the spine, right? If you're running 20 miles. Or 20 kilometers or whatever, with this thing attached to your, to your waist and you're running, causing this impact on your spine all the time.

Speaker: It could, it could aggregate the injury.

Speaker: She rationalized that she should be the one carrying the water, and I agreed.

Speaker: But I started noticing that every time we went running. She would always give me the water from, and the water had it wasn't like plain water, it was like [00:20:00] water with electrolytes, so it had some flavor to it, right?

Speaker: So if there was something in the water, I could not distinguish it because it had flavor. And I noticed that when we were running, that she would always give me, when, she would pass me a bottle of water at some point to drink something. She would always pass me the same bottle. And this what tipped me off, right?

Speaker: It was very consistent. Like she would always drink for her bottle from her bottle, and she would always give me the water from the other bottle. And there were in, there was one instance in which by mistake, I kept the bottle with me and she left and she turned around and came back to pick up the bottle.

Speaker: Like it, it seemed like it was very important that I did not keep that bottle. So all these little things, and the other thing is that of course, this is probably the first thing I should have mentioned is that when I when we were running right and I drank that water that she gave me. I felt within [00:21:00] 10 minutes and immense urge to pee to urinate .

Speaker: And it was something like and remember I wasn't drinking any water because I was taking this switched medication that they gave me that basically caused aversion to drinking water.

Speaker: And it didn't make, it didn't, I didn't understand it back then. 'Cause this was like in, after I captured the geo index basically they, I think got desperate and they, thought to, they wanted to kill me because I had this database with all their financial transactions in, of crypto, in, in them.

Speaker: So their solution was to kill me.

Speaker: Like putting two and two together, right? If my blood is thick to begin with, right? Marjorie Broussard increased my dosage of that medication that I was really taking right by a factor of four times, and they had me on that high dosage for months.

Speaker: So my blood naturally would be thicker than when I took the blood test.

Speaker: Then they tampered with the medication using this man that it's in this [00:22:00] image at the Kroger pharmacy and the employees of the Kroger pharmacy.

Speaker: Like they were in it, like he was there to give the signal to switch the medication, and this medication caused me to not drink any water for weeks. And then on top of that, "Kaki" , her name is Valentina Olmos, the running coach that Penelope Suarez and I were employing, had me on this plan of running 50 kilometers per week . And at the same time, Penelope was giving me a diuretic. Like... what was in the water was a diuretic. Diuretic to make urinate the little water that I have left in my body and at the same time, what I was running 15, 20 kilometers. So this is a recipe for a heart attack.

Speaker: This is what this is.

Speaker: And so it's a very serious I think legally speaking it's a very serious charge if it's pressed. And I think it could make all these people talk because, it's a attempted murder basically. And the doctor has to be in it because how did they know?

Speaker: How did they [00:23:00] know that my blood was thick to begin with?

Speaker: That, that I had this serious symptom of dehydration that they could exploit to make it look like it was a natural death, an unfortunate death due to not drinking water, because many different reasons. But that wasn't the truth .

Speaker: It was a designed scenario.

Speaker: So anyhow, that man is is co-clustered. And again I think more, more important that the crime is the chain of connections, right? Like you can see how, the server that DIOSDADO CABELLO and Hybner dispatched , which is the direct link to Diosdado Cabello, I think and Morgan Hybner . The lawyer that is still using the parental rights of my former partner to keep my child hostage for months.

Speaker: They're both connectable, legally speaking to DIOSDADO CABELLO.

Speaker: And then notably, this other man, the, this man, the same Kroger pharmacy man according to the system also was co clustered with sorry, [00:24:00] with this man.

Speaker: And this was a man that was following me to Walmart. When I was attempting to buy food, because of course they want now to contaminate the food that I eat. And here's the license plate and, I have pictures of the man with different, from different angles.

Speaker: He's also co clustered with the same Kroger pharmacy man, and he's also co clustered with the man that came to deliver the letter from from that law firm: "Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC", which is marked in the index and has an office in the Williams Tower in Houston. Which is, a very high-end tower.

Speaker: And then, when they decided to backpedal, then they sued me for $3,000. These people don't get up in the morning for 3000 dollars . It's obviously their backpedaling . It's...

Speaker: if, just to close the loop on this, right? If you follow this arc, you can see this cluster, this expansive cluster that spans different in incidents from, [00:25:00] kidnapping of a child to attempted murder.

Speaker: And it involves all these individuals that carry liability that could talk. And implicate each other, and DIOSDADO CABELLO I think it's it's really a nuclear weapon.

Speaker: Just for completeness the Kroger pharmacy where this incidents happened the medication tampering is the one located at 2 5 0 5 0 FM 10 93, Richmond, Texas seven seven four eight six.

Speaker: The phone number is eight three two. 2, 5, 6, 7 3, 7 6. And one of the times that I picked the medication was on, let me look for the time 09/22/ 2024. So this was nine days after I captured Elon Musk's Geo Index. And the other instance that I have here was on 8/21/2024. Yes. [00:26:00] So those are the two instances where I believe they tampered with the medication.

Speaker: In one instance, the attendant was an Asian woman. She was covering her face with a COVID mask, although she was inside of the drive-through. She might as well hang a sign and says, I'm working for the other team.

Speaker: And the other time it was a man, he looked Hispanic but his his name tag from Kroger.

Speaker: Said a name that sounded a lot like my former manager at Google's name. My manager's name was Kyle Scholtz. And the attendant's name was a longer last name, but ended with Scholtz. Just to give a reference, I don't know if that's the real name of they just made the name tag to make it look that way, but it could be, right.

Speaker: Okay so that's. That's the arc, but I think an important player in this is Dr. Broussard, Marjorie Broussard, who is Venezuelan, by the way, don't get tricked by the French last name. She is Venezuelan. And she has done a lot of other things maybe more [00:27:00] serious than this, I think than passing information to this ex-CIA or CIA operative to harm me.

Speaker: But, but notably Dr. Marjorie Broussard is also connected to another cluster that brings a lot of liability to Diosdado Cabello and that cluster includes Antero Sanchez, Penelope Suarez, Dr. William E. Lane, the one that injected my spine. And there's a woman, a mysterious woman that I only know as Miss Maria. And, I'll make another video about this.

Speaker: To concentrate specifically on Dr. Broussard because she's a key player on this and she carries a lot of legal liability because of her profession. The oath that she took to protect patients and the fact that she's here in the US and she was my primary care doctor referred, the person that talked me into being a patient of Dr. Broussard was my former partner. That's also very interesting.

Speaker: But I'll talk more about that in a separate video. Okay.

Speaker: I'll close this one for now. [00:28:00] I'll post it before I edit it because the editing is taking me more time than recording the videos. So I'll record the videos and then I will edit them to add the captions and all that.

Speaker: My goal with adding the transcript is to make it easier for law enforcement and prosecutors to process this information. If the transcript is already produced, and I do multiple passes to make sure it's perfect or almost perfect. That will save time and resources of, prosecutors and hopefully, it will shorten the timeline, which is also my objective because I want to recover my child like it's been three months. That's my goal. Thank you so much for listening and to the next one. Thank you. 

06/21/2025: The Hybner-Walker-Mueller cluster
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Speaker: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. Today is June 21st, 2025, and it's 7:11 AM Central Time. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar, and this video is part of the series that I've titled bring "Bring Diosdado to Justice, Bring Diosdado to the US". And the goal here is to, document in video, instances that I believe carry a lot of legal liability or could carry a lot of legal liability for DIOSDADO CABELLO because these are instances that are traceable and are traceable back to him and involving individuals that are, have been physically closed to me.

Speaker: Sorry. In this video, I'm gonna talk about the Hybner Walker Mueller cluster. Okay. So this is a cluster of individuals that have, done pretty serious things that I think could carry significant liability. And again, here, the [00:01:00] goal is not to my goal is not to take revenge against these individuals.

Speaker: Not at all. In fact, I don't care if authorities let them walk away free. If they cooperate right. And talk and explicitly detail how DIOSDADO got them to do these things.

Speaker: So Morgan Hybner is the lawyer, just for context, right? So Hybner is the lawyer, the attorney representing my former partner on the... divorce that Diosdado, decided to, to file, to kidnap my child, right? Which he did. And the child is still, captive in a property under the control of Diosdado Cabello. 

Speaker: But anyhow so this is a legal kidnapping, right? So they kidnap the child using the, the parental rights of my former partner, as a weapon, They Weaponized that.

Speaker: So in the process, Morgan Hybner filed a petition for a restraining order in which she alleged that I am crazy, like that... I suffer [00:02:00] from a mental condition, and I, I'm not able or capable of making my own decisions.

Speaker: And to preserve the interest of the child, I should not be allowed to transfer property or to enter into any kind of legal contract. Okay. That's what she alleged in writing to a judge in a petition then we had an audience with the judge and a judge suggested mediation. And Morgan Hybner Agreed to that.

Speaker: And not only she agreed, she did not object to that. And in a previous video I mentioned this, or I suspected that this could have been a confession, right? Like it's a it is an admission of guilt, right? I thought, and I did some research on this and I think I'm right. It seems like, this is a very basic legal concept capacity, capacity to act on your own behalf.

Speaker: So if she's alleging that I should not be allowed to enter into any kind of legal contract, how can she in good conscience [00:03:00] agree to go to mediation where the sole goal of the mediation is to enter into a legal contract, into legal binding contract. So this right there, it says that she knows that I'm not crazy, or, she's trying to take advantage of a crazy person? She cannot have it both ways.

Speaker: So it's pretty much a done deal with her. So that's the start of this cluster.

Speaker: Now. The way this connects to DIOSDADO is that when I got, and I mentioned this in another video it's explained in more length in that video, but there was an instance on April 16th, 2025, around 9:00 AM when I was working on on a project, and I'll show it again here just one second.

Speaker: Okay, so if you go to spyhell.org and you click on this link at the bottom that says, bosses,

Speaker: I was working on this list.

Speaker: Okay, that day.

Speaker: It's basically it it's a long story, but it maps back to a [00:04:00] lot of prominent agents that are in Caracas, okay. And in other cities like Beijing, Moscow , Teran and La Havana. But the minute I started working on this, so I started working on this like at eight 50, I believe.

Speaker: And this is traceable because all the requests that I did to the Google Maps API. This is a programmatic interface that I use to reverse map these addresses from the Geo Index that I captured from Elon Musk. 

Speaker: The minute I started doing those requests, 20 minutes later, the process server showed up at my house with the papers and he trespassed the property lines provoked me, like, it was a whole incident.

Speaker: And it's documented here. So if you go to sorry.

Speaker: If you go to, let me do this here yes. So here, right? So this man, so they dispatched this man exactly 20 minutes after I started working on that list, that [00:05:00] maps, 40% of the people are in Caras in that list, so Yeah, I see causality there. They had filed those documents nine days before, but they hadn't served them to me like they were saving that weapon.

Speaker: In case they needed it. And when they saw that I went for the addresses in Caracas, then they decided to fire that weapon. They sent this man, as you can see in the photo, he's trespassing. Although there is a no trespassing sign that is clearly visible and that they have sued me for that no trespassing sign already.

Speaker: So it's clearly visible, right? But he trespassed and provoked me, and he, it was a whole, it's all documented, right? And the timing of this kinda reinforces the idea that this is coming from DIOSDADO, right?

Speaker: Now the car in which he came in had no license plates or markings, and the car is here.

Speaker: You can see the photo and I have more photos with more detail. But this a photo to give an idea. You can see the car has no license plates in the back or in the front. I have the photos of the back as well, [00:06:00] but take my word for it for now that it doesn't have any license plates. It has no markings with no brand.

Speaker: You cannot see what brand, what even what maker of the is, is the maker of the car. Even the rims, you know how the makers of the car in the rims in the center, usually they put the logo right? Toyota or Kia or whatever. So this car has custom rims, so it doesn't have that either, right? So there's no way to tell them what kind of car, I'm sorry, what make of car?

Speaker: Anyhow tinted windows pitch black, right? Spy Vehicle right? Now this is interesting because, and I mentioned this in a previous video, is because this subdivision has a single official entry in which there is a license plate reader camera recording.

Speaker: And the, this is a gated community with a security guard that is in the, in this official entrance. And every vehicle that comes in is required to have a license plate because the guard is obligated to know the license plate, otherwise the car cannot come in. [00:07:00] And this is in the posted orders to the company that manages the security guard, and I have that document right saying this because it's according to the rules, this car should have not been led into the subdivision.

Speaker: And I, in another video, invited law enforcement to check the cameras to see if there is a recording of this vehicle coming into the subdivision.

Speaker: The reason I suggested that is because Eckhart another person that has a house in the subdivision, which is next to Robert Mueller's house, Robert Mueller being the former FBI and CIA director, that man: Eckhart, has a secret gate on his backyard that goes, outside the subdivision. If this car was not recorded in the entrance, it means that it came through that secret gate, which would tie him to Eckhart, which would, and Eckhart is tied to Mueller because they have a secret gate as well in between their houses.

Speaker: So long way of saying that this [00:08:00] process server could be tied directly both to DIOSDADO CABELLO Hybner , Eckhart and Mueller, right?

Speaker: So this is a super cluster of legal liability. It's really a nuclear bomb. Now, interestingly what happened was after this incident happened right away, I called 9 1 1, and this should be recorded in the 9 1 1, logs and recordings.

Speaker: And a deputy with the name Walker, badge number 4 0 9 7 was dispatched. And this is interesting and important because usually when these kind of things, I think legally speaking, the penalties are more severe when they involve a police officer committing a crime. So this could potentially right.

Speaker: If, if this police officer is in, really in this network and this is demonstrable, he could provide legal ammunition to flip that officer to motivate him to talk , [00:09:00] to say exactly how he was recruited and how much he was paid and all that. And, to tie this back to DIOSDADO, which is my end goal.

Speaker: This Officer Walker is also documented in this page. By the way, this page is spyhell.org/evidence. Everything is in there. Okay? So if you look for Walker in this page, you'll see the documentation and you'll see that the incident number. He did not file a police report.

Speaker: He refused to file a police report. I was basically calling to report that this man trespassed, 'cause I have the pictures of the man trespassing inside my property lines. I have the pictures of, the incident, the videos of what he said and the way that he provoked me being inside of my own property.

Speaker: But the officer refused to file a police report to, of course, because he's part of the network, right? The vehicle that the officer was driving had a license plate number 1, 4, 6, 5, 6 2 8, and [00:10:00] that car, the license plate, had something on top that blocked the infrared light of my cameras.

Speaker: So to obscure the license plate from view of the camera, and this is a well known technique this network uses because they know that I have all these cameras and I have this technology to cluster the vehicles together. So they obscure the cameras either with a film or with a foam that blocks the infrared light.

Speaker: And this officer parked the car. First he parked the car inside of the property lines. He trespassed as well, like he ignored the sign. I told him, Hey, please could you, very politely could you please park the the vehicle outside of the property lines. And then he made this face like, I'm crazy, right?

Speaker: For asserting my right to private property.

Speaker: But he moved the car and he put it outside, but he put it in front of the camera and I can like, at 15 feet away from the camera. And this is a very powerful camera, right? It Can see 200 feet away. But, even at 15 feet, it could [00:11:00] not see the license plate because it had this foam.

Speaker: I, I didn't test the license plate, but it's the only explanation, like this high-end camera that can see 200 feet away, but cannot see this license plate, only this license plate 15 feet away because it had something to block the infrared light.

Speaker: So that's Deputy Walker. And of course, all these things like, the refusal to file a police report in a defiant way. He was basically his attitude, right? Like he was also a little bit provoking me in a way. And the license plate being obscured with something to block the infrared light.

Speaker: And the fact that he refused to file the report and he also repassed the property lines, right? It's too many things. I would think that he's in, is in it. And again, the incident number he wrote was P as in papa, 2 5 1 0 6 0 4 6 0. Again, that it's Papa 2 5 1 0 6, 0 [00:12:00] 4 6, 0. His license plate number was, the Deputy Walker's vehicle's license plate was 1 4 6 dash 5 6 2 8.

Speaker: I, I noted it by hand. Like I, noted, I made a voice note to remember the number because I suspected that it would be blocked because this happened with another police before, another police officer, before with Officer Gloria. So I was kinda. Foreseeing that it could be the case that he would block his license plate with the foam.

Speaker: So I made a voice note and that's how I got the license plate.

Speaker: Okay. All this is important because besides of the fact that this car if it did enter through the secret gate of Eckhart, which would tie him to Mueller. Besides, that side of this powerful cluster, there is another side to this and it's that this man that trespassed, here's the photo.

Speaker: This man and the trespassing [00:13:00] incident programmatically by my system was coclustered with another trespassing incident that happened before when a law firm by the name "Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC", served me with a letter to basically threatening me with legal action. Okay. For HOA issues.

Speaker: And this incident is well documented in the website as well. And I am, I'm going to show you just one second. So this other incident so this man wearing the blue T-shirt and you can see there's a lot of things like the way he covered his legs with these weird leggings.

Speaker: The baseball cap, the oversized glasses the long beard. Like all these things that would obstruct facial or, body features recognition . It's deliberate. So anyhow this incident which came [00:14:00] from "Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC" in writing.

Speaker: The letter he's covering, which the envelope can be seen here, right? Came from that law firm. Okay. Which is marked in the geo index of Elon Musk, and also notably, their office is on a street or a tower called Williams Tower. And Williams is very, it is a very important prominence marker in the, in their system.

Speaker: Like it's a marker of prominence, right? So it's not only this law firm is not only prominent. Score-wise, they also have the prominence name marker, which is is a big deal in this network. Like these agents that have this, or entities that have these markers are a big deal.

Speaker: So anyhow, this man that is trespassing was co-clustered, and this is a long chain and I apologize for that. But if we follow the chain, you will see. You know, how powerful this particular weapon is, right? This cluster as a weapon, [00:15:00] as a legal weapon against DIOSDADO CABELLO so this man over here was co-clustered by my facial recognition system with another man, is probably the same man that tampered with my medication at a Kroger pharmacy in 2024, like many months ago.

Speaker: And the idea of tampering with my medication in that and before I say that, and this man and the Kroger pharmacy man, both of them, if they're not the same, but I believe they're the same and the system believes they are the same person, they were tagged with the CIA tag . So the system in a way is telling me that this person is a CIA operative working for DIOSDADO CABELLO which is a pretty serious deal.

Speaker: It's a federal, agent I think the CIA falls under the federal, apparatus working directly for a [00:16:00] foreign military officer to harm an American citizen. There, there's, I think there's only a few things that would carry more legal liability than that, right? So he was co clustered with a, he is tagged with CIA and co clustered with the Kroger pharmacy incident.

Speaker: Now, the Kroger pharmacy incident in incident is interesting because of the mechanism they choose to try to harm me . They switched the medication. So I was taking a medication that was prescribed by Marjorie Broussard, the doctor, my primary care doctor from Kelsey-Seybold. 

Speaker: Now I have to say Marjorie Broussard ordered some blood tests for me during 2024, and the results that came from that blood test was that my, my blood was thick was thicker than normal.

Speaker: My blood, which is a sign of dehydration, okay? Like I, I had not enough water in my body. That's what it means. And I believe this is because of the [00:17:00] medication that, that she had put me on which was it's a it's a, I'm gonna give the, I'm not gonna enter into much just about the medication, but I'm gonna give the prescription number because I think also it, this could track this, right?

Speaker: So one prescription was RX 2 0 3 9 5 94 and the other one is rx. 2039323 . Okay. These are two prescriptions that were filled at Kroger Pharmacy of this particular medication. Dr. Brusard Mar Broussard put me on. Now , this medication has a side effect, which is suppression of thirst, a little bit, like you tend to drink less water when you take this medication.

Speaker: It's not like you, don't drink water, but you tend to drink less water and it's a known side effect. Okay, so this, and this is very important. When she saw around the time that she saw that my blood was thick or thicker than normal, meaning I had symptoms of dehydration, she increased the dosage of that medication.

Speaker: I think [00:18:00] by a factor of four times.. I think that's telling, right? Any doctor should know the side effects of that medication. And if you're seeing your patient is dehydrated or showing serious sign of dehydration to the point that his blood is thicker than normal, how are you going to increase the dosage by a factor of four times ?

Speaker: That's what she did anyhow, but that wasn't apparently killing me fast enough. So they switched the medication and they switched it for something. And I have even samples of what they switched it for and I'll give that to authorities. But they switched it for something that first of all is not the medication.

Speaker: I know it's not the medication. And secondly, it not only suppresses thirst. It produces an aversion towards water. Like, I could not see water when I was taking that medication. If I tasted water, I would want to throw up. It was, I don't know what it is exactly, but it's something that doesn't let you drink any water.

Speaker: At the same time, I [00:19:00] was running with Penelope Suarez and this brings Penelope Suarez into this cluster. And while we were running. She was always carrying the water, right? We were running together and I did not carry any water with me, and she was the one carrying the water. And this was proposed by Penelope.

Speaker: And the reasoning behind this was because I have this nerve injury on my spine . Carrying The water with a belt for water for hydration causes additional pressure on the spine, right? If you're running 20 miles. Or 20 kilometers or whatever, with this thing attached to your, to your waist and you're running, causing this impact on your spine all the time.

Speaker: It could, it could aggregate the injury.

Speaker: She rationalized that she should be the one carrying the water, and I agreed.

Speaker: But I started noticing that every time we went running. She would always give me the water from, and the water had it wasn't like plain water, it was like [00:20:00] water with electrolytes, so it had some flavor to it, right?

Speaker: So if there was something in the water, I could not distinguish it because it had flavor. And I noticed that when we were running, that she would always give me, when, she would pass me a bottle of water at some point to drink something. She would always pass me the same bottle. And this what tipped me off, right?

Speaker: It was very consistent. Like she would always drink for her bottle from her bottle, and she would always give me the water from the other bottle. And there were in, there was one instance in which by mistake, I kept the bottle with me and she left and she turned around and came back to pick up the bottle.

Speaker: Like it, it seemed like it was very important that I did not keep that bottle. So all these little things, and the other thing is that of course, this is probably the first thing I should have mentioned is that when I when we were running right and I drank that water that she gave me. I felt within [00:21:00] 10 minutes and immense urge to pee to urinate .

Speaker: And it was something like and remember I wasn't drinking any water because I was taking this switched medication that they gave me that basically caused aversion to drinking water.

Speaker: And it didn't make, it didn't, I didn't understand it back then. 'Cause this was like in, after I captured the geo index basically they, I think got desperate and they, thought to, they wanted to kill me because I had this database with all their financial transactions in, of crypto, in, in them.

Speaker: So their solution was to kill me.

Speaker: Like putting two and two together, right? If my blood is thick to begin with, right? Marjorie Broussard increased my dosage of that medication that I was really taking right by a factor of four times, and they had me on that high dosage for months.

Speaker: So my blood naturally would be thicker than when I took the blood test.

Speaker: Then they tampered with the medication using this man that it's in this [00:22:00] image at the Kroger pharmacy and the employees of the Kroger pharmacy.

Speaker: Like they were in it, like he was there to give the signal to switch the medication, and this medication caused me to not drink any water for weeks. And then on top of that, "Kaki" , her name is Valentina Olmos, the running coach that Penelope Suarez and I were employing, had me on this plan of running 50 kilometers per week . And at the same time, Penelope was giving me a diuretic. Like... what was in the water was a diuretic. Diuretic to make urinate the little water that I have left in my body and at the same time, what I was running 15, 20 kilometers. So this is a recipe for a heart attack.

Speaker: This is what this is.

Speaker: And so it's a very serious I think legally speaking it's a very serious charge if it's pressed. And I think it could make all these people talk because, it's a attempted murder basically. And the doctor has to be in it because how did they know?

Speaker: How did they [00:23:00] know that my blood was thick to begin with?

Speaker: That, that I had this serious symptom of dehydration that they could exploit to make it look like it was a natural death, an unfortunate death due to not drinking water, because many different reasons. But that wasn't the truth .

Speaker: It was a designed scenario.

Speaker: So anyhow, that man is is co-clustered. And again I think more, more important that the crime is the chain of connections, right? Like you can see how, the server that DIOSDADO CABELLO and Hybner dispatched , which is the direct link to Diosdado Cabello, I think and Morgan Hybner . The lawyer that is still using the parental rights of my former partner to keep my child hostage for months.

Speaker: They're both connectable, legally speaking to DIOSDADO CABELLO.

Speaker: And then notably, this other man, the, this man, the same Kroger pharmacy man according to the system also was co clustered with sorry, [00:24:00] with this man.

Speaker: And this was a man that was following me to Walmart. When I was attempting to buy food, because of course they want now to contaminate the food that I eat. And here's the license plate and, I have pictures of the man with different, from different angles.

Speaker: He's also co clustered with the same Kroger pharmacy man, and he's also co clustered with the man that came to deliver the letter from from that law firm: "Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC", which is marked in the index and has an office in the Williams Tower in Houston. Which is, a very high-end tower.

Speaker: And then, when they decided to backpedal, then they sued me for $3,000. These people don't get up in the morning for 3000 dollars . It's obviously their backpedaling . It's...

Speaker: if, just to close the loop on this, right? If you follow this arc, you can see this cluster, this expansive cluster that spans different in incidents from, [00:25:00] kidnapping of a child to attempted murder.

Speaker: And it involves all these individuals that carry liability that could talk. And implicate each other, and DIOSDADO CABELLO I think it's it's really a nuclear weapon.

Speaker: Just for completeness the Kroger pharmacy where this incidents happened the medication tampering is the one located at 2 5 0 5 0 FM 10 93, Richmond, Texas seven seven four eight six.

Speaker: The phone number is eight three two. 2, 5, 6, 7 3, 7 6. And one of the times that I picked the medication was on, let me look for the time 09/22/ 2024. So this was nine days after I captured Elon Musk's Geo Index. And the other instance that I have here was on 8/21/2024. Yes. [00:26:00] So those are the two instances where I believe they tampered with the medication.

Speaker: In one instance, the attendant was an Asian woman. She was covering her face with a COVID mask, although she was inside of the drive-through. She might as well hang a sign and says, I'm working for the other team.

Speaker: And the other time it was a man, he looked Hispanic but his his name tag from Kroger.

Speaker: Said a name that sounded a lot like my former manager at Google's name. My manager's name was Kyle Scholtz. And the attendant's name was a longer last name, but ended with Scholtz. Just to give a reference, I don't know if that's the real name of they just made the name tag to make it look that way, but it could be, right.

Speaker: Okay so that's. That's the arc, but I think an important player in this is Dr. Broussard, Marjorie Broussard, who is Venezuelan, by the way, don't get tricked by the French last name. She is Venezuelan. And she has done a lot of other things maybe more [00:27:00] serious than this, I think than passing information to this ex-CIA or CIA operative to harm me.

Speaker: But, but notably Dr. Marjorie Broussard is also connected to another cluster that brings a lot of liability to Diosdado Cabello and that cluster includes Antero Sanchez, Penelope Suarez, Dr. William E. Lane, the one that injected my spine. And there's a woman, a mysterious woman that I only know as Miss Maria. And, I'll make another video about this.

Speaker: To concentrate specifically on Dr. Broussard because she's a key player on this and she carries a lot of legal liability because of her profession. The oath that she took to protect patients and the fact that she's here in the US and she was my primary care doctor referred, the person that talked me into being a patient of Dr. Broussard was my former partner. That's also very interesting.

Speaker: But I'll talk more about that in a separate video. Okay.

Speaker: I'll close this one for now. [00:28:00] I'll post it before I edit it because the editing is taking me more time than recording the videos. So I'll record the videos and then I will edit them to add the captions and all that.

Speaker: My goal with adding the transcript is to make it easier for law enforcement and prosecutors to process this information. If the transcript is already produced, and I do multiple passes to make sure it's perfect or almost perfect. That will save time and resources of, prosecutors and hopefully, it will shorten the timeline, which is also my objective because I want to recover my child like it's been three months. That's my goal. Thank you so much for listening and to the next one. Thank you. 

Diosdado Cabello + Phillip Denning + Daniel King Everette + Mark Swisher + Morgan Hybner + Ele Klein + David F Hine
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar, today is June the ninth 2025. And it's about 9:45 AM Central Time, US Central Time. ~So today ~so this video is part ~of the, ~of one of the, so it is one of the videos of the series. I titled rapid Fire Tips for Law Enforcement. But this particular one, I don't think it's gonna be that rapid.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a lot of material ~that, ~that I would like ~to ~to offer in case any law enforcement agencies are watching, right? Or if they see this video in the future, they have something to anchor to. And the main topic of today is gonna be ~a ~a gated community in Katy, Texas that is called Lake Pointe Estates, and it's located in Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~This is a, ~this is a gated community. It's really a subdivision, which means that legally speaking, it operates more or less independently. It's an ~unincorporated ~[00:01:00] unincorporated subdivision, meaning that it has certain, independency from the county and other administrative bodies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~And it's a gated community. ~It has something around, I think 89 90 houses inside. ~It is a, it's a, ~I would say it's an upscale type of neighborhood in this area. There are houses in that small gated community that are worth $3.5 - $4 million, which is, Katy is a very suburban area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think the median house price in, in the zip code 7, 7, 4, 9 4 is something like $350,000. There are houses in there that are worth 10 times what a single what an average house in, in, in Katy is usually worth. Of course not all the houses are of that price. I have one house in that Gade community, but my house is not worth, of 

Reinaldo Aguiar: course, $4 million.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And my house, I think is the cheapest one the most affordable house in the subdivision. And, for transparency, I paid for it something like 990,000 or something like that. ~It, ~it didn't get to $1 [00:02:00] million. ~But that's, that's a different story. ~The reason I'm making this video, I think it's important right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: To state what's your goal with this? I think this looking at the at everything that I've learned through the last few years working on, on, I would call it open source counterintelligence, right? Because that's really what I've been doing. I've came to learn a lot of things in different dimensions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And looking back at all those things, I realized that this gated community is, I. It's important, this particular gated community, not because my house is in there. I think that was just a I don't~ I, ~it's not a coincidence. It was a mistake they made, right? They brought me indirectly without wanting to that gated community.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They drew my attention to that area. That's why I bought the house there. But~ but be ~besides that~ the, ~when I say that this is an important community or an important item, ~right? In, ~in this whole, ~what I see as a conflict, international conflict, really or I would say ~geopolitical conflict.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This gated community, I think is a fundamental piece of the entire conflict. And not because I have a house in there ~that's, ~that's the less important [00:03:00] thing. I think the fact that I managed to buy a house in that gated community allowed me to see and understand a lot of things that I wouldn't have seen ~on ~or understood otherwise.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that's not the reason why the committee is important. The community is important because it's ~the, it is ~the juncture point between different ~actors that international ~actors that appear disconnected, but they're not really disconnected. They're working together. ~And the, I think the, ~if I look at the data that I have, the common threat among all these international actors, ~I think ~could come down to that gated community.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~So ~if that's the case~ understanding and more than understanding ~drawing the attention of federal authorities to this gated community. If I succeed at that, right? If I can get the attention of an, of a real investigative agency and they look at that gated community, I think it could have deep consequences like the very impactful consequences in how things are gonna play out in the future in many different dimensions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm [00:04:00] sorry for if I sound a little bit cryptic, it's just that I, it's a fine balance, right? Like ~I have to ~I have to keep a fine balance between what I say because I really want to get the information out and to raise awareness not only in law enforcement circles, but also among citizens, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But at the same time, I have to be careful not to give away information to the organization that could potentially hurt me, right? Or they could weaponize somehow. ~That ~. I'm gonna start by sharing my screen. ~I prepared, so I have this, so ~if you go to www.spyHELL.org, and click on evidence, there is a counter intelligence journal which is a collection of entries that I've written over the last two years, I think.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they touch on different topics, right? Technical observations measurements media, photographs, videos, and hypothesis conclusions, right? But they touch on different subjects that sometimes are hyperlocal, sometimes are global observations, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Observations of global scope. So because of that it might be hard to narrow it down to a single area. So what I did, I took a [00:05:00] collection of those posts that talk specifically about topics that are related to Lake Pointe Estates, and I put them together in a single document. And I'm creating this video, and when I post this video online, I'm gonna put a link to that document.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if any agency comes across this video, they could just reference or click on that link, and then they will be able to ~like, ~see the most important, what I think, right? From my vantage point, what I think could be the most important posts of, from that counterintelligence journal that are related specifically to Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I also created an audio summary to summarize the main, what I think are the main points. But again, like this is my perspective. I imagine an investigative agency with the resources they have and the multidisciplinary teams they have, they may have a different perspective and they may see things that I missed, or, they may look at things that I think are important and they may say, this is not really important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's just really~ my, ~my view into that little world. Okay. And I'm [00:06:00] offering it in case it helps. That's the basic idea. So I'm gonna start by sharing my screen. ~I have~

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have going open here, right? So this page is ~not, it's not formatted. Okay. It's ~not formatted. It is just, plain text and links and videos and images. And that is to make it readable, right? And so ~before, ~before I begin going through this I would like to kinda go over ~what, ~the game plan that I have for this video. ~I have to say this, right?~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Usually when I make these videos, I try to center my attention more ~on. ~On events that are not really about me, right? That have nothing to do with me. And I do this for different reasons. First of all, I don't see myself as a center player in all this. I'm just an observer, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I happen to be a good observation point because of the amount of surveillance they have put on me. But that doesn't make me a player in all this, right? I'm just un observant and I'm just reporting what I observe. The second reason is that, ~I don't want, I don't want it to because, like I know like ~when this inevitably goes to trial, they'll try to weaponize anything they can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And one of the things that they could do, they could say, the thing is that he has an axe to grind. [00:07:00] Like he has a chip on his shoulder and that's not the case at all. So I want to make sure that doesn't even, it is not even a possibility that they say that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in this particular video, I need to talk about some things that are personal to me. And not because they're important to me really, but because I think the timing of those events and the way they happened, right? As certain key things that one can observe in those events that are actually demonstrable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: People could come in and out it those events and see that those things really happen, that the way I'm describing them, right? Because of that, I think that, those observations, I believe show coordination between these separate groups, right? That appear as separate entities, and you may think that have nothing to do with each other.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you encounter them on the streets, ~right? Like ~you would think that these people don't know each other, right? But they really know each other very well and they work together towards a common goal or a set of common goals. Talking about these incidents I think is [00:08:00] important because shows coordination and shows the timing of these events shows that this is a campaign, that this is a ~deliver ~deliberate effort, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Orchestrated by an organization using, common already observed patterns. And engaging multiple individuals that seem disconnected, but are not really disconnected at all part of this organization. So that's the goal of me talking about these personal things, ~which believe me if it was up to me, I wouldn't even talk about them.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it's not easy to talk about personal things knowing that this might be visible to other people. And it's not an easy thing to do. But I feel like I need to do it. With that in mind the game plan is, I'm gonna talk about this, hyperlocal incidents, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That affected me or that targeted me. Then I'm gonna expand the loop a little bit. I'm gonna talk about the community itself and how it is structured. I'm gonna share some information and some observations. Okay? And then I'm gonna expand the arc a little bit more [00:09:00] and go from there to the global connections of this community.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, how is the community, this community connected to global entities, to international entities? And the reason why I think that could be a good way to, present this arc, ~this narrative, ~is because~ you, ~if I only give you the claims, right? Like of, the targeted incidents you may think but why would somebody go through all these claims to target you?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then if I show you the targeting incidents, I also show you the international connections that are tied to this community and the interests that are behind that. I think ~it does, ~it will make sense, right? It will make sense to the viewers. They may say~ you know it, yeah it's, ~it could be right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~At least give me the benefit of the doubt. ~With that I'm gonna start with this, right? So ~this ~the first part of this document is a series of what I consider legal harassment techniques or tactics, right? And the one on the top is not really harassment, but it's more about obstructing justice and destroying evidence, [00:10:00] right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this was, I'm not gonna go into much detail here because it's documented in this video that is on the first ~on, ~on the top. ~And I explained the detail how it works. ~This deception that they did. But basically they put a, they marked my mailbox as un deliverable, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: As no mail can come in. And they did that basically to block any communication from the district court in which I filed a class action complaint against Elon Musk, Travis Kanick, and a few other individuals. And so I don't receive any communications from the court and therefore I cannot respond and cannot participate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're basically blocking the federal court from functioning right by marking the mailbox of the plaintiff as undeliverable, right? That's the technique. And the second thing that they accomplished with this is that when they put ~that that, ~that do not deliver notice in the mailbox, they took all my mail.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in that mail, which was my property, I believe there were letters and harassment letters and, legal action letters and things like that, that they had previously sent [00:11:00] me to harass me. But now that they sit legal risk, they don't want me to have them because there will be ~ev ~evidence against them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: In a court of law. So what they did is that they put that notice in the mailbox and then they removed all the contents of the mailbox, which I believe is a crime at this point. Stealing mail, basically. But this is all documented in this video. ~But now let's talk about this law firm, right?~

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Roberts, Markel, Winberg Butler, Hailey, pc. So they sent me this harassment letter I call it, they send me a letter right? Saying basically you're gonna be sued. Okay? The person that signs the letter is a gentleman by the name Alex OGUNDARE. I'm, I don't know if I'm pronouncing the last name correctly, but and they're basically sending it to my company, which is the company that operates spyhell.org.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And also owns that property. ~I port, ~I purchased that house using the company and the name of the company, right? To just to not put my name in the registration. ~It's a little, basically, I'm not gonna read it all, but ~it's basically saying that you're gonna be, that I'm going to be sued, ~but, ~and that they [00:12:00] already got instructions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From the ~ho ~Homeowners Association to sue me. Like it says specifically that we have received instructions, right? But this is the paragraph that I think is, most tell in the last paragraph, and I want to read it to you. It says, this matter requires your immediate personal attention. You will be sued if the parking of vehicles on the grass, a storage of vehicles in public view, including the driveway, grass, or a street display, an usage of unapproved, no trespassing signs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Failure to mow edge. We maintain the lawn and areas around the curb, driveways and fence lines, and unapproved placement of operation, an operation of cameras. On the mailbox continue. So basically they're saying, if you keep doing any of these things, we're gonna sue you. And all these things are things that impede the operation of the criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~And ~this has been documented in the journal and it's all there why these things matter to them. This is not random. It's not just for [00:13:00] harassing me. All these things. ~In a way, one or the other ~impede ~or, block ~the functioning of their agents. And this is because certain initiatives I've taken, like for example, the cameras, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: With the cameras, I have a software system I developed then when it see, when the system sees a car approaching and they send these cars to basically do radio frequency, if dropping on my satellite connection and cell phones. So when these cameras see a car approaching at a distance of 350, 400 feet it blocks the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it turns off all the inter internet communications like the Starlink dish and the cell phones, everything. It turns off everything. So they cannot eavesdrop , right? So that's why they want to remove the make me, remove the cameras. The NO Tresspasing sign is because if they can't trespass, if they can't come in into the front yard, they can't plant the sensors that they need to detect when I turn on the cell phone, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Things like that. So this was this, all these things that matter to them, right? They're not just random items. Like these things are important to them. Because ~the, ~their surveillance [00:14:00] operation is based on things that require these items to be removed. Okay. If these items are there, ~they cannot basically, ~they basically can't work now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what I want to more than the presence in the letter of these things, there's a couple of things, I want to mention. One is the targeted enforcement of the rules and to show that, I'm gonna show this, this a telltale imagery of the community, right? So this is Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's this rectangle I don't know if you can see it here, but it is this I'm moving my mouse showing you. So it's this rectangle over here. Okay. And it basically has, forest Streets on the perimeter and my house is somewhere around here. It's on Britton Ridge Drive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm gonna show you with more detail where it is exactly. So this is a key street in terms of what you will see in the Counter Intelligence Journal. Okay. Britton Ridge Drive, Katy Texas 7 7 4 9 4. The second important street is this one North Point Place. Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 [00:15:00] 4. And the other one is this one where Phil Denning lives, which is Braer Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas 7, 7, 7 4.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These other smaller streets are important because they house super, super important agents very important people. Like they're so important that they're not, how do we say that in English? I don't know. ~In Spanish, it would be something that they're not, they're not putting their chest out there.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're not sticking their neck out. Like they, they don't take too much exposure or risk. That's why you don't see them that often. ~But ~but they're very important. Okay. So this is the community itself. Now I'll go back to this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm gonna zoom in a little bit. I'll show you. So this is my house, right? 23 0 2 Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas. So what I wanted to say is that if you, for example, look at the imagery, right? You see how, so this house is very important. This is a gentleman, we're gonna talk about him very soon, but he is the president of a company called Ambassador Petroleum, Inc.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In Houston, key company in all this. And you see he has a car parked outside of his house on the street. And this car is there like [00:16:00] 24 7 all the time because it's a surveillance vehicle parked Moscow style. ~For people that are just started, join or just joined please look up in the glossary in the evidence page of spy held.org.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: There is a description of what I mean by cars parked Moscow style and there's pictures of the cameras and everything. But the basic idea is that they parked these vehicles on the street, as you can see here, like in this short distance of maybe 200 feet. They have 1, 2, 3, 4 vehicles parked Moscow style.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All these vehicles are surveillance. Surveillance vehicles are. Doing two things. Monitoring the radio frequency spectrum, looking for Mac addresses of if a car, if let's, if, let's put an example, right? If an FBI agent sees this video and wants to come check this out, when he drives over here, his cell phone has a MAC address and it will be seen by all these vehicles and report it to the SEBIN, to the FSB, to the Chinese intelligence services and they'll know that this Mac address that they probably already have tied to a, to an FBI agent was visiting and passing front of the house of the president of ambassador Petroleum, so that's basically how it works. ~But the, but beyond, besides talking about the surveillance I wanted to mention, right? ~So you [00:17:00] see the target and enforcement of the rules here. And again, I'm not saying this because of me, like I not, I don't wanna make this about me, but it's important to show how they discriminate people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they discriminate the adversaries. That's what they do with technology. Because they control the HOA and they control these law firms they harass their targets with legal action for things that they do themself at a much bigger scale, right? If you look in this image in just this short distance, they have these four vehicles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They have 5, 6, 7, 7, 8, right? Eight vehicles just in this quadrant that I'm showing in this image, right? Parked in driveways, in public view, in the streets. And, if Ronald Guiar Parks one vehicle in his own driveway, he gets sued, right? And fine. $500 a day or $350 a day or something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which if you do the math is like $70,000 a year. So this is a target enforcement of the rules, [00:18:00] right? The other way you see that, and this is more concerning, is with law enforcement. And you will see this in the journal entries that I compiled and also in the ones in the journal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for example, at some point my son was taken from my home. He was taken . And I called 9 1 1 2 times, and a police officer responded. In those two occasions, two different police officers and both of them refused to file even to file a missing person's report. ~If they had filed it and then concluded that it wasn't a kidnapping, okay.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Refusing to file a complaint for a missing 3-year-old child I think it's just an abomination. It's really an abomination of the of the law enforcement and judicial system. But put that in perspective with this other episode, right? In one instance, when I bought the armor vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I was entering the community, this community on the gated, ~on the, ~on the checkpoint of the entrance, which is over here this point 29.7551 minus 95.79981. I turned on the [00:19:00] troub lights, which are white, completely white. And these are civil grade as stro right? It's legal for civilians to own and operate these lights.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So ~the next day or two days after ~the president of the HOA of the Homeowners Association, Phil Denning, ~he ~made a ~f ~false police report saying that I was impersonating a police officer because I had police lights ~in my truck, ~in my vehicle. And the police officer immediately came to my property, responded to that, and interrogated me, and asked me ~to show him ~to open the vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he basically, almost conducted a search on the vehicle. He didn't conduct a search, but he asked me to open the vehicle to turn on the likes and show him all these things. Because Phil Denny just simply verbally, I imagine, verbally, said so. But if I say that my child has been taken from my home, two different police officers and two different 911 calls and a call to the FBI as well, and nobody responds, and when they do respond.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~They, ~they've refused to file a [00:20:00] police report. So there you can see how the rules the enforcement of the rules and even the law is targeted in this community, right? ~And that the ~and what's more concerning, as I was saying, is that the law is interpreted in a way that benefits them, but hurts the adversary, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That always seems to be the pattern. In the case of this law firm, Robert Markle, Weinberg Bottler, Haley pc, the interesting thing beyond the targeted application of the rules is the timing, right? So if you look at the date, this was on April 1st, 2025, and my son, Marcelo, was taken from the home on, on March 28th, 2025.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So just four days before this. The timing of this ~is ~is very telling. ~I think. Now I also have to say two days before my son was taken from the home, I think March 26th, if I'm not mistaken, I may be off by one day or two. Maybe it was the day before he was taken, or maybe two days.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~I, ~I can't recall. I had filed a Form 211 that is a whistleblower report with the [00:21:00] IRS with Internal Revenue Service, naming by name, Diosdado Cabello, and Cartel de los Soles. For, suspected tax fraud. And I did this not out of a hunch or anything. I did this based on the data that I'm seeing observing on the geo index of Elon Musk and Travis Kanick that I captured on September 11 2024.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I applied and this is documented on the website and, I don't want to make this video longer than it needs to be with that information. It's all the website. But SI to say that I made that form 211 submission based on actual information I'm seeing on a database that was leaked to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, two days after my son is taken, three days after my son is taken, I receive this legal harassment letter asking me to stop doing things that they do hundreds of times per day in multiple of their houses in this community. So the timing [00:22:00] right is very telling. And then the other piece of this is this other law firm, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which is called Adams Law Firm. And the lead attorney on this is somebody called Morgan Hybner. Okay? And this is the lawyer that is representing Gloria in the separation proceedings. And here I have, I want to be very careful what I'm gonna, I'm going to say, I'm going to say it because ~it's, ~it could be important, but by no means I am implying that Gloria is an agent or that, I'm not saying any of that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~But ~but I need to make the following observations because they could be, they could be atory, right? So what happened was Gloria took the child. On March 28th, 2025. And then a few days passed that. Yeah, I asked her if I could see him and she refused ~and ~and at some point she told me that I will only see him after I get better.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That those were and this was our text messages. She refused to tell me ~where, ~where he was staying. [00:23:00] What was his address. She took him out of the school and she called the school and said that he would not be attending for over a month, possibly. So of course I was very concerned 'cause I didn't even know where he was.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she basically, she told me that I would only see him after I get better. I didn't really understand what that meant, but because I wanted to see him I asked her right point blank, what do you mean? What do I need to do to see him? And she said you have to go to a psychiatrist and you need to take medication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those were the two requirements should put it for me to be able to see my son. ~Which, I think I'm not gonna even get into that, but ~I think, I should be able to manage my own healthcare and my ability to see my own child should not depend on letting somebody else manage my healthcare.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, given all this information that I've uncovered, if I go to a psychiatrist or I start taking medication just to see my son, the only person I see that would benefit is Diosdado Cabello. I don't think anybody else would benefit from that. Not even me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~That, that's what she said, right? ~Anyhow so they filed that petition for divorce. They called it we're not legally married, but they call it [00:24:00] petition for divorce. And so that, I think they filed that on April 7th, if I'm not mistaken. Okay. According to the records.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And here's the case number, like it's on the three 87th district court and the case number is 25 Delta Charlie Victor, 3 2 8 1 2 2. What happened was I never got served for that proceeding until ~April 16, so on ~April 16. I'm working ~right on, ~on this project~ on, ~covering all these things, ~and I started to work on this project, I'll show you visually what I was working on.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Is this link on the bottom that is called Bosses. ~Okay. ~And what this is basically a collection. It's a dashboard that contains the addresses of the people that are the highest up in ~the criminal, ~what I call the criminal organization. And these addresses happen ~to ~to fall in cities like, and you will see it in the map in a minute.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They fall in Caracas, Venezuela, you can see it here. LA Havana, Cuba in Tehran, Iran [00:25:00] in Moscow. And in Beijing, China. Okay. Basically what I was working was to compute the scores for each one of these prominent agents or properties, ties to these prominent agents. And, it's a total of something like 15,000 properties in these five cities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~Okay. These five capitals really. ~So to do this, my system has to do a series of queries to, and this is a bit technical, but it has to do a series of requests, HTTP requests to the Google Maps reverse geo coding API to be able to transform a prominent geolocation coordinates latitude and longitude from the Elon Musk Geo Index into an actual address, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I can tell, okay, what is in this prominent place, right? And then that's how the addresses are calculated. So when I started doing this for this set of addresses, specifically in Caracas, Havana, Beijing, Tehran, and Moscow, on April 16th in the morning, 20 minutes later, I [00:26:00] got served with the papers from this, with the divorce quote unquote papers from this lawyer, Morgan Hener.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? Just 20 minutes later, after I was working on, I started working on that on the reversal coding of the bosses of the addresses tied to the bosses of the network. And Caracas just right. In just 20 minutes they serving with the papers. ~Now the serving of the paper is not only the thing the way they did it, right?~

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~And this is documented here somewhere. Please look it up. I'm just gonna verbally describe it. ~What happened was they sent a process server in a car that had no license plates in front or in the back. It had no markings, meaning, no brand like you. You saw the car, you couldn't tell if it was a Camry or a Honda Accord.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~Like you couldn't tell what kind of car it was. ~All the markings were removed. No license plates tinted windows that were pitch black. ~Okay. ~So it looked like a, ~my, ~my camera system and my pipeline pick up the vehicle, like all the scores were saturated because the car looks like the textbook car of a spy basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The guy comes out of the car and he trespasses the property line ignoring the not trespassing sign. [00:27:00] He comes inside and he tries to pick up a fight with me. Then eventually he left like after 10 minutes and then he left, and then he turned around and he parked the car just in front of my house for another 10 minutes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he rolled down the window and started look like he was provoking me, I think, like he wanted to create an incident in which I became violent, which I didn't file for that, of course. ~But ~but all this happened just 20 minutes after I started using the Google maps, API to do the reverse your coding for those prominent addresses in Caracas, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This tells me that there's a possible coordination between that lawyer between Morgan Hybner and Diosdado Cabello's organization. Because the timing, right? They filed a lawsuit ~on, on, nine day, ~nine days before, and I only got served specifically right after I started working on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand how ~server ~process servers work. I understand it could take a week. I understand ~that. I understand that the ~that the sole situation on itself would not be entirely suspicious. But if you add to that, the other things, the fact that I [00:28:00] was working on that specific project, which is verifiable a law enforcement agency, all they have to do is subpoena Google logs for my request that day to the Google Maps API, and you'll see that I'm telling the truth.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can correlate that with the photo of the server, which is posted on this page and in spyhell.org that has the timestamp in which he came to my house to harass me basically. That tells me that there's possible coordination between Morgan Hybner, Adams Law Firm and Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And on top of that, as if it wasn't enough, Morgan Hybner properties tied to her are marked in the Geo Index of Diosdado Cabello, and the Adams Law Firm itself is marked. ~In programming we have a saying that we call it doc typing, right? So this, when you don't have what is the class of an object when you cannot identify the type you do doc typing, right?~

Reinaldo Aguiar: In software, what you do is you test properties and you say if it walks like a duck and it, makes, sounds like a duck and ~it, ~it looks like a duck. Yeah, it's probably a duck, right? I have ~super high co ~high confidence here that Morgan Hybner is part of the network .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another data point, and this is ~one more, ~[00:29:00] more delicate, and again, I want to make the observation ~again ~that ~I, ~when I say this, ~I have no ~I'm not saying in any way ~that, ~that I believe, my former partner is an agent. ~I'm not saying ~I'm not making any accusations in that regard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But this, I have to say, because it could be an operational procedure. Okay. And if it is if this is an operational procedure it, I think it, it shows a level of planning that, it's unprecedented. So this is the observation. When we started dating and I learned about what happened with her ex-husband Salvador, who has been flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was a series of messages recently in when the, when a YubiKey was stolen that were clustered with him, and that is documented also in the journal and in the video. When we started dating, I learned that he had suffered from a mental condition. And, basically, and I don't wanna talk about other people's, condition, medical condition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~So I'm not gonna give much details, but what I'm going to say is that he suffered from some kind of mental condition and he had to move back to Venezuela. That was the story that was presented to me. ~Now when Marcelo was taken from the home and Gloria retained Morgan Hybner , she told me she volunteered that the only reason, I [00:30:00] didn't ask her this question, but she volunteered the information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She said that the only reason why she hired Morgan Hybner is because she had been the lawyer that represent her on her previous divorce to Salvador Mendez. Which is shocking to me, right? Because if, assume for a second that Morgan Hybner , just for the sake of the argument~ that. The fact that she's marked in the index that she sent the process server 20 minutes after I started digging into the properties of the people close to the Cabello.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: That the man repassed, that the man came in the unmarked car with no license plates, which is illegal. And that the man being a process server should know that he has no right to go into private property if there's a no trespassing sign, right? He has, he must have received training telling him this, and he ignored all that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So assume for a second that all that is like that. And Morgan Hybner is really an agent. So if and remember Salvador was flagged by the pipeline, Salvador being the previous. Husband [00:31:00] that Morgan Hybner divorced, right? That supposedly had a mental condition and she got a, Morgan Hybner , got a restraining order against Salvador for his mental condition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if as soon for a second that they two are agents, Morgan Hybner and Salvador, right? So if they made that divorce just months before my former partner and I started dating just to, insert the possibility of, ~I, ~I guess it would be like to insert like plausible deniability, right? This is something that happened before with another person 10 years ago, it could happen again, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess that's probably the angle, right? And the other interesting thing to me is that during this time, the times that I talked to my former partner about. Salvador, she made allegations like, Salvador was accusing me of trying to poison him. [00:32:00] Or things that are strikingly similar to what the Venezuelan army informant told me that Diosdado Cabello ~the ~was doing to hurt me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~And Vladimir Pa Lopez, right? How do I say this? ~It feels strange, right? It's so much of a coincidence in a way that the previous husband was making supposedly allegations, strikingly similar to these things that were told to me by the informant. I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It feels strange, right? It feels and remember Morgan Hybner was supposedly, and I don't know if it's true, I haven't checked, but supposedly she was a lawyer that represented my former partner in her previous marriage separation, divorce. So it feels like it could have been planned right from 10, 10 years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if that's the case~ who ~who in the world has the resources and the knowledge and the previous experience really ~to ~to plan something ~with that advance, ~with that much advance 10 years of advance and knowing exactly ~what, ~what could happen, ~like how we couldn't r ~I think it would have to be status sponsored.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't think any company, any commercial company would have the logistic or experience [00:33:00] to, plan for something like that, with that level of, time buffer surrounding it in a way. So that's why I'm volunteering this information. And of course as the same thing as we saw with the Texas Department of Agriculture, one way ~to, ~to see if this is an operational procedure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Would be to look for divorces, right? In which the person filing for divorce asked for a restraining order and a psychological evaluation of the other person and had done the same thing in a previous marriage where the other person that was asked to take the psychological evaluation is an agent, meaning is marking the geo index, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you encounter that set up again. It might mean that it's an operational procedure. It's a way ~to, ~to see the same situation that could happen in the future, in the past five years, 10 years in the past, right? So if it happens again, it wouldn't [00:34:00] look suspicious. It looks like just a woman that is attracted to crazy people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like she has bad luck and every time she gets married, the husband ends up being crazy for one reason or the other. It's unexplainable illness again, in a way. But so if that's the case, this means that Morgan Hybner would have been in it since 10 years ago, right? ~The, ~that's ~what ~why this is important because it puts a timeline into the planning ~more ~more than into the event, into the planning of the things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So next up we have Ele Klein. This is a prominent lawyer from New York and my pipeline flagged him for many things and coclustered him with Morgan Hybner and with Robert Markel, Weber Butler, Haley pc and also importantly with David f Hine. And with Michael Hughes. ~Huge. Okay. All these characters are mentioned in the journal.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're all lawyers. And lawyers are an important component of this criminal organization, unfortunately. 'cause they, of course, they weaponize law, as you can see. And to do that they need lawyers, right? So they need to [00:35:00] have an army of them to do these kind of things. Now the other thing I wanted to mention is that if you look at the timing of this and there's a, the section about Ele Klein, and I'm not gonna go into the details, but it's very well documented, why he was colo and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically the pipeline thinks that Ele Klein, and Morgan Hybner. Roberts, Mark Weber Butler, highly pc and David f Hine and Michael Hughes. They're all working together from different law firms, right? But they're working together towards the common goal, which is to silence me via legal harassment and the kidnapping of my child.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that's that. The other thing I wanted to mention is that if you look at the timeline of this that's ~last week of April, sorry, that ~last week of March in which I filed the IRS to form two 11 with the IRS, and then Marcelo was taken, and then I was hit in ~a matter of four days with two different, or ~a matter of seven days with two different legal actions, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: From, for two different reasons. So imagine put yourself ~in the, in, ~in the shoes of a person that faces that, right? Like their son is [00:36:00] taken. And at the same time they're being legally harassed in two fronts for two different things, but two separate groups of people. ~It's, it is a ~it's a military ~T ~tactic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~Basically. And, but I want to, what I wanted to say really is not that, is that I, ~I'm in my mid forties and during all my time in this earth, I have never been sued by anybody. Like not a single person has ever sued me for anything. And in terms of infractions, I think I may have had in my entire life two speeding tickets.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~That's, I'm saying that just to give an idea of how much, ~I'm a law abiding citizen and I play by the rules, but in this particular week after I made that report's name in. Then I get hit with two law, no one, but two lawsuits, ~right? In, ~in 40 something years I've never been sued.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then this week after I mentioned him, now I'm getting sued two times. And my son is taken. So I think, that this is very telling, right? It's very telling of the way they think, the way they operate and how they weaponize law. So I'm gonna, I'm gonna leave ~the, ~the hyperlocal part ~of this ~of this this is, that's his picture.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The [00:37:00] hyperlocal part of this presentation of this video on this. And then well, let's expand the circle and let's talk a little bit more about Lake Pointe States. ~Okay. The community. As I was saying before, let me go back to this. Yes. As I was saying before. ~The community has 90 something houses you can see here, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in this document that I put together, you will see the list of agents that are marked in the geo index with crypto payments extracted directly in the deterministic fashion from Elon Musk's Geo Index. These, there are no inferences here, and they're ranked from top to bottom by how much crypto payments they've had, like how much money is represented in this geo index as crypto, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they're from top to bottom and you'll see there's 63 of them, ~right? ~So this of course, LPE, which ~I and ~I have assigned ID to each one based on their relative position in the list based on their crypto payments. So this one, LPE one is the one that is, ~the mo ~the highest paid agent in the community.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that person was co clustered by the pipeline with this company, [00:38:00] ambassador Petroleum Inc. Okay. This is an oil company that operates oil leases in Texas and in other places. And the president is Mark Swisher, this person over here, and he's been the president of the company for 30 plus years. ~Now.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a lot of data points that I invite law enforcement agencies to read about this, ~but. ~This is a very prominent agent and I haven't mentioned this before, but the pipeline after he was picked up and this property, ~right? And ~there's a lot of signals, confirmatory signals like, the property records were deleted for his house and another house in the same community that is tied to him according to the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The records, the tax records are gone. It's as if the house is registered to no one, which is, very difficult to pull off unless you have people inside of the county clerk or the tax assessor office. And then also his domain name. And that's another petroleum.com was completely raised from the ICANN database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The ICANN is the global organization~ that, ~that manages domain names for the internet. [00:39:00] And it's not like the domain was deleted. No. All the records were expunged, which is not a standard at all. If you create a domain name and you deleted it, ICANN, we'll keep the record that the domain at some point existed and who, because this is important information, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: For the functioning of the internet for many different reasons. But in this case, ambassador petroleum.com, the day after I posted about them, the domain name was deleted and all the history of the domain name was deleted as well. This tells me that this is a very important person because the organization went to the length of exposing what they can do with the ICANN, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: By doing this deception is a deception, really just to protect him, right? Anyhow, the pipeline thinks that ambassador might be a marker that of prominence a name marker of prominence for companies that denotes relationship to people high up in the organization. In other ways, the pipeline thinks that this word ambassador [00:40:00] probably represents that this company is a company owned by Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's why the word ambassador is there. Because he's really the president of Venezuela right now. You may think what would they accomplish with that? That's what the network does. It's a net network of influence, right? ~If, for example ~if somebody from Ambassador Petroleum called the Fort Bend Sheriff Office and made a complaint.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The sheriff will recognize this word, right? Because they've been trained or maybe the hell app translates this talking, right? And they will recognize that this is Diosdado Cabello's interest, right? And all the doors will open. That's why some of the police reports get filed and some others don't get filed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. The other data point that is important to say here is that this person, Mark Swisher, is related to another person named Sarah Swisher, ~who specialize, ~who works in a company called STT International LTD, that specializes on maritime military equipment and vessels, and the pipeline called [00:41:00] cluster that entity, STT international LTD, with MarOil, which is a company controlled by Wilmer Ruperti, which is, if you play on all this, and I named him I personally named him on the class action lawsuit that I filed ~with the, this ~with the Southern District Court of Texas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this might be an important data point, right? ~And okay. ~Besides that, you see all the other agents that are all there with names, addresses, and they're, again, they're sorted by prominence, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that's where you can get all the information. I also include in this document what I call a timeline of events and actors. And it's very detailed. And now let's go a little bit to a corner, so to speak of the subdivision. So these are more observations not about the agents, but about the subdivision itself.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~Okay. And let me check this, okay? Yes. ~Okay. And this is this is funny. So this image over here is an image that I it's a photo I took with my drone. [00:42:00] In which I wrote with a tractor, spy. And I put a couple of arrows pointing to the houses. These are, these two houses next to me are Chinese safe houses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they are, they have been documented extensively, right? The agents have been photographed, recorded on video. I have an immense amount of material on them. And it's all posted on spy hell.org. So I the reason I'm, highlighting this photo is because Morgan Hybner the lawyer that is asking for restraining order and a psychological evaluation of me, she took this picture, she printed this picture, and she attached it ~into the.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Into the exhibits that, that she submitted to the court. I kind of implying that I'm crazy, but I find that funny because she, she attached only that picture, but she didn't attach this other picture, which is right below, right? And this is the picture that talks about a series of things that I'm going to describe because they're important, but she didn't take this picture.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She only took this picture. I think that kind of shows that, where the, what are the things that hurt them, right? So let's talk about [00:43:00] this picture, which she didn't select. At least I didn't see it, right? Maybe she did, but I didn't see it, but I think she didn't.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this photo is a, is an aerial photo that I took with my drone of this corner over here, of the subdivision. Let me show you here. This corner over here. Okay? These houses, and in the image, you will see let me show you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. In the image you will see the houses are labeled. ~Okay? ~So this house here on the left, ~sorry, ~is Damon Sachs house. Damon Sachs is the son of the home builder that built this community, this gated community, maybe 20 years ago, ~a little bit more maybe. ~And the company's called Liberty Homes Builders.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This other property in the middle belongs to somebody called Kevin Eckhart. And the pipeline thinks that these two properties together are really a single property, ~right? ~These names are the names of the company the properties are registered to, but the pipeline believes that these two properties really function as a [00:44:00] single property.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in fact, you can see here, right? Like you can see here, you see the tree that, that is between 24, 9 30 and 24. 9 34. You can see there, there seems to be a gate in between the two properties here. See? So there is a way to pass from Kevin's Eckhart backyard to Damon Sachs backyard, right? The gate is there and the other gate is not visible, but there's also another gate that goes between Kevin Eckhart and Robert Mueller's house, which is 24 9 2 6 North Point Place.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I know that because I recorded with the call mobile the day they were installing that gate. I have a recording of that, so I know there is a gate in there, although it's not visible in this image. Now the, this photo is very important because you see this Mueller Robert over here the pipeline believes, although the middle name initial doesn't match, but the pipeline belief that this person that owns this house is the same.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Robert Mueller, [00:45:00] that was a director of the CIA, and the FBI at some point to give you an idea of the, if that's something that probably should be verified by a law enforcement agency, right? I don't have the access or the resources to really, go do forensic level verification on the id, but the pipeline thinks it's the same person just offering that as an information, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The pipeline could be wrong, but if it's not wrong, it could be a very important observation. Because that person right, was the director of the CIA at some point, and I believe he was also in charge of an inquiry investigating foreign influence suspected. ~The, ~that was acted by Russian entities at some point in 2018 or 2019.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't recall. If it's the same person, right? And that person was investigating Russian ~in ~interferences in, the political areas or the political machinery of the [00:46:00] country. And now you know, this person is living in this community that is heavily controlled by.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These foreign entities. And this house is marked in the, in Elon Musk's Geo Index, right? With crypto payments, paramilitary scores, and it's just feet away from another player, which is tied to Liana Technologies FETKOVICH, I think is the last name. It's just 200 feet away from this house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think ~it would ~it could raise eyebrows and ~it could, ~it could mean that, maybe somebody should investigate these things. Now, there, there's all these things in this photo that are important to see that are, ~if you, ~once you see them you say I can't believe this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for example, right in this property of Kevin Eckhart, besides having that gate that goes to the Mon Sachs house or backyard, he also has this other gate, which I call the Secret gate. It's here on the north part of the backyard that basically gives [00:47:00] unchecked access to the gated community, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's how they're bringing, or they were bringing in the cars to do surveillance inside of the community and to intercept my network traffic and all that without checking in the cars in the entrance, right? Because the entrance has cameras and ~could be subpoenas ~could be subpoenaed. He has, and this also another example of the targeted application of the rules.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the HOA. They said that they were going to replace the fence and that ~the, ~they basically issued ~an, ~a special assessment of something like $18,000 for the replacement of the fence and all that. And like these people have secret gates and special accommodations on their fences and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And are they paying more? Is it an equal split of the, are they gonna remove that gate or can I have my own secret gate? All these things, questions that come to mind. But anyhow, he has his own secret gate that goes to the outside. ~And also, ~and more interestingly, I don't know if you can see this, but there's this series of power lines, high voltage power lines that come from outside the subdivision, go [00:48:00] into Kevin's Eckhart backyard, and then proceeds to go to Robert Mueller's backyard and just terminates there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like there, after that last pole, there's no more poles anywhere. So why would a high voltage service line come directly to a person's backyard ~that ~and not go anywhere else? What is in that backyard or in that house that needs that much power? That's the question. And remember, if this person is really the ex CIA director.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Having, so much power dedicated to his house, ~it ~just raises more questions, right? And as if it wasn't enough in the same backyard, you can see that concrete structure, right? That takes more or less, I don't know, maybe 20% of the backyard area like this thing over here that it's not clear really what it is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~If it just sparks imagination, like ~if you have a backyard with a, ~with an ~structure that is [00:49:00] made of concrete that doesn't seem to have a clear purpose, at least not obvious, right? And then a high voltage power line coming next to it on a house that has the same name of somebody that was the CIA director and the head of an inquiry on foreign interference.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~I don't know. ~I don't know. I don't know. ~What else ~what else would it be needed to ask for an investigation, from the FBI or the NSA? ~The only thing that, that, ~the only thing that could top this would be a sign that says: " I'm working for the other team " . Anyhow, the other interesting thing, and I think this is very telling as well, is that if you look in Google Maps, the al imagery of this area, you cannot see the posts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The posts were deleted. Like they're not in, in the image, but the shadows of the post remain. And I mark the shadows with these arrows. So what this tells me is that somebody at the company that took this [00:50:00] image, which happens to be Airbus. Or at Google could be as well, right? Either in one of those two places, somebody edited the image to doctor out the posts and electricity lines, but of course they didn't remove the shadows of the posts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~They forgot to doctor out the shadows, right? So the shadows remain. ~This is super interesting, right? You see the GA in this image, the gate in between Eckhart and Sachs the lateral GA doesn't seem to be there. That's an interesting point. I'll look it up. Just to give you an idea, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think if you take this, these few observations, the Eckhart house, the Mueller house~ the, ~the Ambassador Petroleum houses, ~I. ~The connections that ~the, ~these entities have to international entities, your political entities, it shows you right, ~like this that, ~that's what I meant at the beginning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That this community~ is probably is, probably, ~is probably connectable ~to, ~to [00:51:00] geopolitical or international entities. And it could be a key piece on fighting back on this. And there are other important observations here. More things about legal harassment and times they tried to harm me in different ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this man that is here he seems to be a constant actor and he, in this photo, he's shown to trespassing, delivering this letter, which is a letter that came from the attorneys I described before. ~The ~the Roberts what's the name? Roberts Markel Winberg Butler Haley PC. So those initials are, sorry, RM WBH are the initials that you can see there in the envelope.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So ~that ~that's the letter that they, and you can see the date, right? 4 1 20 25. That's the harassment letter that I showed you before. But this man, I was I should say it was, he was colos by my facial recognition system with a man that I believe gave the order to [00:52:00] switch my medication at Kroger Pharmacy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he was also tagged with the CIA. Meaning the pipeline believes that this could have been an ex-employee of the CIA or maybe even an active employee of the CIA, an active operative of the CIA. And remember, if you look at the distance right, this happened, so when the place where that money is standing is exactly here, 29.75782 minus 95.8561.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Robert Mueller's house is here 29.7 5, 9 0 7 more or less over here, right? 29.75900 and minus 95 8 0 6 73. So it's a distance of maybe 200 feet from somebody tagged as a possible CIA operative and the house of somebody who was the director of the [00:53:00] CIA. At some point. So this is very concerning, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why I felt that, it was a dangerous situation and, when Marcelo was taken ~in a way in a way, ~I have to be honest I was relieved because if I see danger for myself in that house, right? Knowing that the ex CIA director is 200 feet away, or at least property controlled by him, and that they're sending this, possible CIA agent to harass me at my home, having my son there, didn't sound like a good idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was another incident ~re ~recently in which another man, could be the same man, but in another instance. The man was co clustered also with this man and with the Kroger pharmacy man, but the facial recognition system. And he was also harassing me at this instance here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was following me to a Kroger store. And the vehicle was flagged. And, there's a lot of data points to that. ~I, ~I really invite law enforcement agencies~ to, ~to check out this if it's possible. And if this is [00:54:00] wrong, I implore you, please tell me, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: You're wrong and there's nothing to see here. But at least, check it out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, more so this trespassing incident here of April 16. This is the guy that Morgan Hybner sent to my house to harass me 20 minutes after I started using the Google maps, API to look up addresses in Caracas, right? This is the guy, and you can see ~that there, ~that he's clearly trespassing the lines.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there is a no trespassing sign, which they have sent me letters asking me to take it down, right? So it's clearly visible. And I have photos, him looking at the sign, but he didn't care, right? He trespassed because it was a harassing, harassing technique.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. So there's a lot of, yeah, this is another important point. So ~in, ~in this list of entries, you will see, a lot of faces and you'll see a lot of vehicles that are important. Like for example, the "TX BRITOS 1" vehicle. This is a notable. So there's a set of vehicles that are notable that the [00:55:00] pipeline things are directly tied to the Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One of them is this one, Texas "BRITOS 1" another one is "TX WKN SURF". Another one is Texas "5ARA" . Another one is Texas M-A-R-U-T-E-E. And there's pictures of these vehicles, following me both outside of the community and inside of the community, passing in front of my house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. For example, the "BRITOS 1" , right? You can see him. So here he's passing right in front of my house and nine months before he was following me far away from my house. And, I have the spectrometer readings and everything and GPS locations and everything. So there's a lot.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. So ~the, ~this is Phil Denning , an important character. He is the president of the Homeowners Association. He's been a main actor in the harassment campaign. And it is been documented, extensively in [00:56:00] multiple this is interesting. It looks like one video was removed. Huh? I'll look into that. This video over here is an incident in which this woman trespassed the property lines, and she came armed with two walking sticks and she basically attacked the door of my house, like she beat it. And then there's a recording of all the things that she screamed, like it was harassment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Pure harassment. ~Huh. This is interesting. It looks like it may be that they're removing the videos.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~Yes. It looks that way.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, I'll look into that. It seems like they're removing the videos that are compromising to them right? From YouTube. ~Okay. ~So let's do something let's just stop this presentation at this point. I'm gonna debug that for a bit to see ~what re ~what they did remove and ~if I ever, ~if I even get notified, because if I didn't then it means that there's internal collaboration on the removal. And then I will make a part two of this video to continue. ~Okay, ~thank you so much and have a great day. 

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Diosdado Cabello + Phillip Denning + Daniel King Everette + Mark Swisher + Morgan Hybner + Ele Klein + David F Hine
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar, today is June the ninth 2025. And it's about 9:45 AM Central Time, US Central Time. ~So today ~so this video is part ~of the, ~of one of the, so it is one of the videos of the series. I titled rapid Fire Tips for Law Enforcement. But this particular one, I don't think it's gonna be that rapid.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a lot of material ~that, ~that I would like ~to ~to offer in case any law enforcement agencies are watching, right? Or if they see this video in the future, they have something to anchor to. And the main topic of today is gonna be ~a ~a gated community in Katy, Texas that is called Lake Pointe Estates, and it's located in Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~This is a, ~this is a gated community. It's really a subdivision, which means that legally speaking, it operates more or less independently. It's an ~unincorporated ~[00:01:00] unincorporated subdivision, meaning that it has certain, independency from the county and other administrative bodies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~And it's a gated community. ~It has something around, I think 89 90 houses inside. ~It is a, it's a, ~I would say it's an upscale type of neighborhood in this area. There are houses in that small gated community that are worth $3.5 - $4 million, which is, Katy is a very suburban area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think the median house price in, in the zip code 7, 7, 4, 9 4 is something like $350,000. There are houses in there that are worth 10 times what a single what an average house in, in, in Katy is usually worth. Of course not all the houses are of that price. I have one house in that Gade community, but my house is not worth, of 

Reinaldo Aguiar: course, $4 million.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And my house, I think is the cheapest one the most affordable house in the subdivision. And, for transparency, I paid for it something like 990,000 or something like that. ~It, ~it didn't get to $1 [00:02:00] million. ~But that's, that's a different story. ~The reason I'm making this video, I think it's important right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: To state what's your goal with this? I think this looking at the at everything that I've learned through the last few years working on, on, I would call it open source counterintelligence, right? Because that's really what I've been doing. I've came to learn a lot of things in different dimensions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And looking back at all those things, I realized that this gated community is, I. It's important, this particular gated community, not because my house is in there. I think that was just a I don't~ I, ~it's not a coincidence. It was a mistake they made, right? They brought me indirectly without wanting to that gated community.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They drew my attention to that area. That's why I bought the house there. But~ but be ~besides that~ the, ~when I say that this is an important community or an important item, ~right? In, ~in this whole, ~what I see as a conflict, international conflict, really or I would say ~geopolitical conflict.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This gated community, I think is a fundamental piece of the entire conflict. And not because I have a house in there ~that's, ~that's the less important [00:03:00] thing. I think the fact that I managed to buy a house in that gated community allowed me to see and understand a lot of things that I wouldn't have seen ~on ~or understood otherwise.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that's not the reason why the committee is important. The community is important because it's ~the, it is ~the juncture point between different ~actors that international ~actors that appear disconnected, but they're not really disconnected. They're working together. ~And the, I think the, ~if I look at the data that I have, the common threat among all these international actors, ~I think ~could come down to that gated community.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~So ~if that's the case~ understanding and more than understanding ~drawing the attention of federal authorities to this gated community. If I succeed at that, right? If I can get the attention of an, of a real investigative agency and they look at that gated community, I think it could have deep consequences like the very impactful consequences in how things are gonna play out in the future in many different dimensions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm [00:04:00] sorry for if I sound a little bit cryptic, it's just that I, it's a fine balance, right? Like ~I have to ~I have to keep a fine balance between what I say because I really want to get the information out and to raise awareness not only in law enforcement circles, but also among citizens, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But at the same time, I have to be careful not to give away information to the organization that could potentially hurt me, right? Or they could weaponize somehow. ~That ~. I'm gonna start by sharing my screen. ~I prepared, so I have this, so ~if you go to www.spyHELL.org, and click on evidence, there is a counter intelligence journal which is a collection of entries that I've written over the last two years, I think.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they touch on different topics, right? Technical observations measurements media, photographs, videos, and hypothesis conclusions, right? But they touch on different subjects that sometimes are hyperlocal, sometimes are global observations, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Observations of global scope. So because of that it might be hard to narrow it down to a single area. So what I did, I took a [00:05:00] collection of those posts that talk specifically about topics that are related to Lake Pointe Estates, and I put them together in a single document. And I'm creating this video, and when I post this video online, I'm gonna put a link to that document.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if any agency comes across this video, they could just reference or click on that link, and then they will be able to ~like, ~see the most important, what I think, right? From my vantage point, what I think could be the most important posts of, from that counterintelligence journal that are related specifically to Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I also created an audio summary to summarize the main, what I think are the main points. But again, like this is my perspective. I imagine an investigative agency with the resources they have and the multidisciplinary teams they have, they may have a different perspective and they may see things that I missed, or, they may look at things that I think are important and they may say, this is not really important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's just really~ my, ~my view into that little world. Okay. And I'm [00:06:00] offering it in case it helps. That's the basic idea. So I'm gonna start by sharing my screen. ~I have~

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have going open here, right? So this page is ~not, it's not formatted. Okay. It's ~not formatted. It is just, plain text and links and videos and images. And that is to make it readable, right? And so ~before, ~before I begin going through this I would like to kinda go over ~what, ~the game plan that I have for this video. ~I have to say this, right?~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Usually when I make these videos, I try to center my attention more ~on. ~On events that are not really about me, right? That have nothing to do with me. And I do this for different reasons. First of all, I don't see myself as a center player in all this. I'm just an observer, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I happen to be a good observation point because of the amount of surveillance they have put on me. But that doesn't make me a player in all this, right? I'm just un observant and I'm just reporting what I observe. The second reason is that, ~I don't want, I don't want it to because, like I know like ~when this inevitably goes to trial, they'll try to weaponize anything they can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And one of the things that they could do, they could say, the thing is that he has an axe to grind. [00:07:00] Like he has a chip on his shoulder and that's not the case at all. So I want to make sure that doesn't even, it is not even a possibility that they say that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in this particular video, I need to talk about some things that are personal to me. And not because they're important to me really, but because I think the timing of those events and the way they happened, right? As certain key things that one can observe in those events that are actually demonstrable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: People could come in and out it those events and see that those things really happen, that the way I'm describing them, right? Because of that, I think that, those observations, I believe show coordination between these separate groups, right? That appear as separate entities, and you may think that have nothing to do with each other.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you encounter them on the streets, ~right? Like ~you would think that these people don't know each other, right? But they really know each other very well and they work together towards a common goal or a set of common goals. Talking about these incidents I think is [00:08:00] important because shows coordination and shows the timing of these events shows that this is a campaign, that this is a ~deliver ~deliberate effort, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Orchestrated by an organization using, common already observed patterns. And engaging multiple individuals that seem disconnected, but are not really disconnected at all part of this organization. So that's the goal of me talking about these personal things, ~which believe me if it was up to me, I wouldn't even talk about them.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it's not easy to talk about personal things knowing that this might be visible to other people. And it's not an easy thing to do. But I feel like I need to do it. With that in mind the game plan is, I'm gonna talk about this, hyperlocal incidents, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That affected me or that targeted me. Then I'm gonna expand the loop a little bit. I'm gonna talk about the community itself and how it is structured. I'm gonna share some information and some observations. Okay? And then I'm gonna expand the arc a little bit more [00:09:00] and go from there to the global connections of this community.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, how is the community, this community connected to global entities, to international entities? And the reason why I think that could be a good way to, present this arc, ~this narrative, ~is because~ you, ~if I only give you the claims, right? Like of, the targeted incidents you may think but why would somebody go through all these claims to target you?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then if I show you the targeting incidents, I also show you the international connections that are tied to this community and the interests that are behind that. I think ~it does, ~it will make sense, right? It will make sense to the viewers. They may say~ you know it, yeah it's, ~it could be right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~At least give me the benefit of the doubt. ~With that I'm gonna start with this, right? So ~this ~the first part of this document is a series of what I consider legal harassment techniques or tactics, right? And the one on the top is not really harassment, but it's more about obstructing justice and destroying evidence, [00:10:00] right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this was, I'm not gonna go into much detail here because it's documented in this video that is on the first ~on, ~on the top. ~And I explained the detail how it works. ~This deception that they did. But basically they put a, they marked my mailbox as un deliverable, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: As no mail can come in. And they did that basically to block any communication from the district court in which I filed a class action complaint against Elon Musk, Travis Kanick, and a few other individuals. And so I don't receive any communications from the court and therefore I cannot respond and cannot participate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're basically blocking the federal court from functioning right by marking the mailbox of the plaintiff as undeliverable, right? That's the technique. And the second thing that they accomplished with this is that when they put ~that that, ~that do not deliver notice in the mailbox, they took all my mail.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in that mail, which was my property, I believe there were letters and harassment letters and, legal action letters and things like that, that they had previously sent [00:11:00] me to harass me. But now that they sit legal risk, they don't want me to have them because there will be ~ev ~evidence against them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: In a court of law. So what they did is that they put that notice in the mailbox and then they removed all the contents of the mailbox, which I believe is a crime at this point. Stealing mail, basically. But this is all documented in this video. ~But now let's talk about this law firm, right?~

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Roberts, Markel, Winberg Butler, Hailey, pc. So they sent me this harassment letter I call it, they send me a letter right? Saying basically you're gonna be sued. Okay? The person that signs the letter is a gentleman by the name Alex OGUNDARE. I'm, I don't know if I'm pronouncing the last name correctly, but and they're basically sending it to my company, which is the company that operates spyhell.org.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And also owns that property. ~I port, ~I purchased that house using the company and the name of the company, right? To just to not put my name in the registration. ~It's a little, basically, I'm not gonna read it all, but ~it's basically saying that you're gonna be, that I'm going to be sued, ~but, ~and that they [00:12:00] already got instructions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From the ~ho ~Homeowners Association to sue me. Like it says specifically that we have received instructions, right? But this is the paragraph that I think is, most tell in the last paragraph, and I want to read it to you. It says, this matter requires your immediate personal attention. You will be sued if the parking of vehicles on the grass, a storage of vehicles in public view, including the driveway, grass, or a street display, an usage of unapproved, no trespassing signs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Failure to mow edge. We maintain the lawn and areas around the curb, driveways and fence lines, and unapproved placement of operation, an operation of cameras. On the mailbox continue. So basically they're saying, if you keep doing any of these things, we're gonna sue you. And all these things are things that impede the operation of the criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~And ~this has been documented in the journal and it's all there why these things matter to them. This is not random. It's not just for [00:13:00] harassing me. All these things. ~In a way, one or the other ~impede ~or, block ~the functioning of their agents. And this is because certain initiatives I've taken, like for example, the cameras, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: With the cameras, I have a software system I developed then when it see, when the system sees a car approaching and they send these cars to basically do radio frequency, if dropping on my satellite connection and cell phones. So when these cameras see a car approaching at a distance of 350, 400 feet it blocks the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it turns off all the inter internet communications like the Starlink dish and the cell phones, everything. It turns off everything. So they cannot eavesdrop , right? So that's why they want to remove the make me, remove the cameras. The NO Tresspasing sign is because if they can't trespass, if they can't come in into the front yard, they can't plant the sensors that they need to detect when I turn on the cell phone, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Things like that. So this was this, all these things that matter to them, right? They're not just random items. Like these things are important to them. Because ~the, ~their surveillance [00:14:00] operation is based on things that require these items to be removed. Okay. If these items are there, ~they cannot basically, ~they basically can't work now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what I want to more than the presence in the letter of these things, there's a couple of things, I want to mention. One is the targeted enforcement of the rules and to show that, I'm gonna show this, this a telltale imagery of the community, right? So this is Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's this rectangle I don't know if you can see it here, but it is this I'm moving my mouse showing you. So it's this rectangle over here. Okay. And it basically has, forest Streets on the perimeter and my house is somewhere around here. It's on Britton Ridge Drive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm gonna show you with more detail where it is exactly. So this is a key street in terms of what you will see in the Counter Intelligence Journal. Okay. Britton Ridge Drive, Katy Texas 7 7 4 9 4. The second important street is this one North Point Place. Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 [00:15:00] 4. And the other one is this one where Phil Denning lives, which is Braer Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas 7, 7, 7 4.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These other smaller streets are important because they house super, super important agents very important people. Like they're so important that they're not, how do we say that in English? I don't know. ~In Spanish, it would be something that they're not, they're not putting their chest out there.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're not sticking their neck out. Like they, they don't take too much exposure or risk. That's why you don't see them that often. ~But ~but they're very important. Okay. So this is the community itself. Now I'll go back to this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm gonna zoom in a little bit. I'll show you. So this is my house, right? 23 0 2 Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas. So what I wanted to say is that if you, for example, look at the imagery, right? You see how, so this house is very important. This is a gentleman, we're gonna talk about him very soon, but he is the president of a company called Ambassador Petroleum, Inc.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In Houston, key company in all this. And you see he has a car parked outside of his house on the street. And this car is there like [00:16:00] 24 7 all the time because it's a surveillance vehicle parked Moscow style. ~For people that are just started, join or just joined please look up in the glossary in the evidence page of spy held.org.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: There is a description of what I mean by cars parked Moscow style and there's pictures of the cameras and everything. But the basic idea is that they parked these vehicles on the street, as you can see here, like in this short distance of maybe 200 feet. They have 1, 2, 3, 4 vehicles parked Moscow style.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All these vehicles are surveillance. Surveillance vehicles are. Doing two things. Monitoring the radio frequency spectrum, looking for Mac addresses of if a car, if let's, if, let's put an example, right? If an FBI agent sees this video and wants to come check this out, when he drives over here, his cell phone has a MAC address and it will be seen by all these vehicles and report it to the SEBIN, to the FSB, to the Chinese intelligence services and they'll know that this Mac address that they probably already have tied to a, to an FBI agent was visiting and passing front of the house of the president of ambassador Petroleum, so that's basically how it works. ~But the, but beyond, besides talking about the surveillance I wanted to mention, right? ~So you [00:17:00] see the target and enforcement of the rules here. And again, I'm not saying this because of me, like I not, I don't wanna make this about me, but it's important to show how they discriminate people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they discriminate the adversaries. That's what they do with technology. Because they control the HOA and they control these law firms they harass their targets with legal action for things that they do themself at a much bigger scale, right? If you look in this image in just this short distance, they have these four vehicles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They have 5, 6, 7, 7, 8, right? Eight vehicles just in this quadrant that I'm showing in this image, right? Parked in driveways, in public view, in the streets. And, if Ronald Guiar Parks one vehicle in his own driveway, he gets sued, right? And fine. $500 a day or $350 a day or something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which if you do the math is like $70,000 a year. So this is a target enforcement of the rules, [00:18:00] right? The other way you see that, and this is more concerning, is with law enforcement. And you will see this in the journal entries that I compiled and also in the ones in the journal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for example, at some point my son was taken from my home. He was taken . And I called 9 1 1 2 times, and a police officer responded. In those two occasions, two different police officers and both of them refused to file even to file a missing person's report. ~If they had filed it and then concluded that it wasn't a kidnapping, okay.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Refusing to file a complaint for a missing 3-year-old child I think it's just an abomination. It's really an abomination of the of the law enforcement and judicial system. But put that in perspective with this other episode, right? In one instance, when I bought the armor vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I was entering the community, this community on the gated, ~on the, ~on the checkpoint of the entrance, which is over here this point 29.7551 minus 95.79981. I turned on the [00:19:00] troub lights, which are white, completely white. And these are civil grade as stro right? It's legal for civilians to own and operate these lights.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So ~the next day or two days after ~the president of the HOA of the Homeowners Association, Phil Denning, ~he ~made a ~f ~false police report saying that I was impersonating a police officer because I had police lights ~in my truck, ~in my vehicle. And the police officer immediately came to my property, responded to that, and interrogated me, and asked me ~to show him ~to open the vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he basically, almost conducted a search on the vehicle. He didn't conduct a search, but he asked me to open the vehicle to turn on the likes and show him all these things. Because Phil Denny just simply verbally, I imagine, verbally, said so. But if I say that my child has been taken from my home, two different police officers and two different 911 calls and a call to the FBI as well, and nobody responds, and when they do respond.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~They, ~they've refused to file a [00:20:00] police report. So there you can see how the rules the enforcement of the rules and even the law is targeted in this community, right? ~And that the ~and what's more concerning, as I was saying, is that the law is interpreted in a way that benefits them, but hurts the adversary, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That always seems to be the pattern. In the case of this law firm, Robert Markle, Weinberg Bottler, Haley pc, the interesting thing beyond the targeted application of the rules is the timing, right? So if you look at the date, this was on April 1st, 2025, and my son, Marcelo, was taken from the home on, on March 28th, 2025.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So just four days before this. The timing of this ~is ~is very telling. ~I think. Now I also have to say two days before my son was taken from the home, I think March 26th, if I'm not mistaken, I may be off by one day or two. Maybe it was the day before he was taken, or maybe two days.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~I, ~I can't recall. I had filed a Form 211 that is a whistleblower report with the [00:21:00] IRS with Internal Revenue Service, naming by name, Diosdado Cabello, and Cartel de los Soles. For, suspected tax fraud. And I did this not out of a hunch or anything. I did this based on the data that I'm seeing observing on the geo index of Elon Musk and Travis Kanick that I captured on September 11 2024.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I applied and this is documented on the website and, I don't want to make this video longer than it needs to be with that information. It's all the website. But SI to say that I made that form 211 submission based on actual information I'm seeing on a database that was leaked to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, two days after my son is taken, three days after my son is taken, I receive this legal harassment letter asking me to stop doing things that they do hundreds of times per day in multiple of their houses in this community. So the timing [00:22:00] right is very telling. And then the other piece of this is this other law firm, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which is called Adams Law Firm. And the lead attorney on this is somebody called Morgan Hybner. Okay? And this is the lawyer that is representing Gloria in the separation proceedings. And here I have, I want to be very careful what I'm gonna, I'm going to say, I'm going to say it because ~it's, ~it could be important, but by no means I am implying that Gloria is an agent or that, I'm not saying any of that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~But ~but I need to make the following observations because they could be, they could be atory, right? So what happened was Gloria took the child. On March 28th, 2025. And then a few days passed that. Yeah, I asked her if I could see him and she refused ~and ~and at some point she told me that I will only see him after I get better.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That those were and this was our text messages. She refused to tell me ~where, ~where he was staying. [00:23:00] What was his address. She took him out of the school and she called the school and said that he would not be attending for over a month, possibly. So of course I was very concerned 'cause I didn't even know where he was.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she basically, she told me that I would only see him after I get better. I didn't really understand what that meant, but because I wanted to see him I asked her right point blank, what do you mean? What do I need to do to see him? And she said you have to go to a psychiatrist and you need to take medication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those were the two requirements should put it for me to be able to see my son. ~Which, I think I'm not gonna even get into that, but ~I think, I should be able to manage my own healthcare and my ability to see my own child should not depend on letting somebody else manage my healthcare.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, given all this information that I've uncovered, if I go to a psychiatrist or I start taking medication just to see my son, the only person I see that would benefit is Diosdado Cabello. I don't think anybody else would benefit from that. Not even me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~That, that's what she said, right? ~Anyhow so they filed that petition for divorce. They called it we're not legally married, but they call it [00:24:00] petition for divorce. And so that, I think they filed that on April 7th, if I'm not mistaken. Okay. According to the records.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And here's the case number, like it's on the three 87th district court and the case number is 25 Delta Charlie Victor, 3 2 8 1 2 2. What happened was I never got served for that proceeding until ~April 16, so on ~April 16. I'm working ~right on, ~on this project~ on, ~covering all these things, ~and I started to work on this project, I'll show you visually what I was working on.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Is this link on the bottom that is called Bosses. ~Okay. ~And what this is basically a collection. It's a dashboard that contains the addresses of the people that are the highest up in ~the criminal, ~what I call the criminal organization. And these addresses happen ~to ~to fall in cities like, and you will see it in the map in a minute.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They fall in Caracas, Venezuela, you can see it here. LA Havana, Cuba in Tehran, Iran [00:25:00] in Moscow. And in Beijing, China. Okay. Basically what I was working was to compute the scores for each one of these prominent agents or properties, ties to these prominent agents. And, it's a total of something like 15,000 properties in these five cities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~Okay. These five capitals really. ~So to do this, my system has to do a series of queries to, and this is a bit technical, but it has to do a series of requests, HTTP requests to the Google Maps reverse geo coding API to be able to transform a prominent geolocation coordinates latitude and longitude from the Elon Musk Geo Index into an actual address, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I can tell, okay, what is in this prominent place, right? And then that's how the addresses are calculated. So when I started doing this for this set of addresses, specifically in Caracas, Havana, Beijing, Tehran, and Moscow, on April 16th in the morning, 20 minutes later, I [00:26:00] got served with the papers from this, with the divorce quote unquote papers from this lawyer, Morgan Hener.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? Just 20 minutes later, after I was working on, I started working on that on the reversal coding of the bosses of the addresses tied to the bosses of the network. And Caracas just right. In just 20 minutes they serving with the papers. ~Now the serving of the paper is not only the thing the way they did it, right?~

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~And this is documented here somewhere. Please look it up. I'm just gonna verbally describe it. ~What happened was they sent a process server in a car that had no license plates in front or in the back. It had no markings, meaning, no brand like you. You saw the car, you couldn't tell if it was a Camry or a Honda Accord.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~Like you couldn't tell what kind of car it was. ~All the markings were removed. No license plates tinted windows that were pitch black. ~Okay. ~So it looked like a, ~my, ~my camera system and my pipeline pick up the vehicle, like all the scores were saturated because the car looks like the textbook car of a spy basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The guy comes out of the car and he trespasses the property line ignoring the not trespassing sign. [00:27:00] He comes inside and he tries to pick up a fight with me. Then eventually he left like after 10 minutes and then he left, and then he turned around and he parked the car just in front of my house for another 10 minutes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he rolled down the window and started look like he was provoking me, I think, like he wanted to create an incident in which I became violent, which I didn't file for that, of course. ~But ~but all this happened just 20 minutes after I started using the Google maps, API to do the reverse your coding for those prominent addresses in Caracas, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This tells me that there's a possible coordination between that lawyer between Morgan Hybner and Diosdado Cabello's organization. Because the timing, right? They filed a lawsuit ~on, on, nine day, ~nine days before, and I only got served specifically right after I started working on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand how ~server ~process servers work. I understand it could take a week. I understand ~that. I understand that the ~that the sole situation on itself would not be entirely suspicious. But if you add to that, the other things, the fact that I [00:28:00] was working on that specific project, which is verifiable a law enforcement agency, all they have to do is subpoena Google logs for my request that day to the Google Maps API, and you'll see that I'm telling the truth.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can correlate that with the photo of the server, which is posted on this page and in spyhell.org that has the timestamp in which he came to my house to harass me basically. That tells me that there's possible coordination between Morgan Hybner, Adams Law Firm and Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And on top of that, as if it wasn't enough, Morgan Hybner properties tied to her are marked in the Geo Index of Diosdado Cabello, and the Adams Law Firm itself is marked. ~In programming we have a saying that we call it doc typing, right? So this, when you don't have what is the class of an object when you cannot identify the type you do doc typing, right?~

Reinaldo Aguiar: In software, what you do is you test properties and you say if it walks like a duck and it, makes, sounds like a duck and ~it, ~it looks like a duck. Yeah, it's probably a duck, right? I have ~super high co ~high confidence here that Morgan Hybner is part of the network .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another data point, and this is ~one more, ~[00:29:00] more delicate, and again, I want to make the observation ~again ~that ~I, ~when I say this, ~I have no ~I'm not saying in any way ~that, ~that I believe, my former partner is an agent. ~I'm not saying ~I'm not making any accusations in that regard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But this, I have to say, because it could be an operational procedure. Okay. And if it is if this is an operational procedure it, I think it, it shows a level of planning that, it's unprecedented. So this is the observation. When we started dating and I learned about what happened with her ex-husband Salvador, who has been flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was a series of messages recently in when the, when a YubiKey was stolen that were clustered with him, and that is documented also in the journal and in the video. When we started dating, I learned that he had suffered from a mental condition. And, basically, and I don't wanna talk about other people's, condition, medical condition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~So I'm not gonna give much details, but what I'm going to say is that he suffered from some kind of mental condition and he had to move back to Venezuela. That was the story that was presented to me. ~Now when Marcelo was taken from the home and Gloria retained Morgan Hybner , she told me she volunteered that the only reason, I [00:30:00] didn't ask her this question, but she volunteered the information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She said that the only reason why she hired Morgan Hybner is because she had been the lawyer that represent her on her previous divorce to Salvador Mendez. Which is shocking to me, right? Because if, assume for a second that Morgan Hybner , just for the sake of the argument~ that. The fact that she's marked in the index that she sent the process server 20 minutes after I started digging into the properties of the people close to the Cabello.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: That the man repassed, that the man came in the unmarked car with no license plates, which is illegal. And that the man being a process server should know that he has no right to go into private property if there's a no trespassing sign, right? He has, he must have received training telling him this, and he ignored all that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So assume for a second that all that is like that. And Morgan Hybner is really an agent. So if and remember Salvador was flagged by the pipeline, Salvador being the previous. Husband [00:31:00] that Morgan Hybner divorced, right? That supposedly had a mental condition and she got a, Morgan Hybner , got a restraining order against Salvador for his mental condition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if as soon for a second that they two are agents, Morgan Hybner and Salvador, right? So if they made that divorce just months before my former partner and I started dating just to, insert the possibility of, ~I, ~I guess it would be like to insert like plausible deniability, right? This is something that happened before with another person 10 years ago, it could happen again, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess that's probably the angle, right? And the other interesting thing to me is that during this time, the times that I talked to my former partner about. Salvador, she made allegations like, Salvador was accusing me of trying to poison him. [00:32:00] Or things that are strikingly similar to what the Venezuelan army informant told me that Diosdado Cabello ~the ~was doing to hurt me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~And Vladimir Pa Lopez, right? How do I say this? ~It feels strange, right? It's so much of a coincidence in a way that the previous husband was making supposedly allegations, strikingly similar to these things that were told to me by the informant. I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It feels strange, right? It feels and remember Morgan Hybner was supposedly, and I don't know if it's true, I haven't checked, but supposedly she was a lawyer that represented my former partner in her previous marriage separation, divorce. So it feels like it could have been planned right from 10, 10 years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if that's the case~ who ~who in the world has the resources and the knowledge and the previous experience really ~to ~to plan something ~with that advance, ~with that much advance 10 years of advance and knowing exactly ~what, ~what could happen, ~like how we couldn't r ~I think it would have to be status sponsored.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't think any company, any commercial company would have the logistic or experience [00:33:00] to, plan for something like that, with that level of, time buffer surrounding it in a way. So that's why I'm volunteering this information. And of course as the same thing as we saw with the Texas Department of Agriculture, one way ~to, ~to see if this is an operational procedure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Would be to look for divorces, right? In which the person filing for divorce asked for a restraining order and a psychological evaluation of the other person and had done the same thing in a previous marriage where the other person that was asked to take the psychological evaluation is an agent, meaning is marking the geo index, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you encounter that set up again. It might mean that it's an operational procedure. It's a way ~to, ~to see the same situation that could happen in the future, in the past five years, 10 years in the past, right? So if it happens again, it wouldn't [00:34:00] look suspicious. It looks like just a woman that is attracted to crazy people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like she has bad luck and every time she gets married, the husband ends up being crazy for one reason or the other. It's unexplainable illness again, in a way. But so if that's the case, this means that Morgan Hybner would have been in it since 10 years ago, right? ~The, ~that's ~what ~why this is important because it puts a timeline into the planning ~more ~more than into the event, into the planning of the things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So next up we have Ele Klein. This is a prominent lawyer from New York and my pipeline flagged him for many things and coclustered him with Morgan Hybner and with Robert Markel, Weber Butler, Haley pc and also importantly with David f Hine. And with Michael Hughes. ~Huge. Okay. All these characters are mentioned in the journal.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're all lawyers. And lawyers are an important component of this criminal organization, unfortunately. 'cause they, of course, they weaponize law, as you can see. And to do that they need lawyers, right? So they need to [00:35:00] have an army of them to do these kind of things. Now the other thing I wanted to mention is that if you look at the timing of this and there's a, the section about Ele Klein, and I'm not gonna go into the details, but it's very well documented, why he was colo and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically the pipeline thinks that Ele Klein, and Morgan Hybner. Roberts, Mark Weber Butler, highly pc and David f Hine and Michael Hughes. They're all working together from different law firms, right? But they're working together towards the common goal, which is to silence me via legal harassment and the kidnapping of my child.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that's that. The other thing I wanted to mention is that if you look at the timeline of this that's ~last week of April, sorry, that ~last week of March in which I filed the IRS to form two 11 with the IRS, and then Marcelo was taken, and then I was hit in ~a matter of four days with two different, or ~a matter of seven days with two different legal actions, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: From, for two different reasons. So imagine put yourself ~in the, in, ~in the shoes of a person that faces that, right? Like their son is [00:36:00] taken. And at the same time they're being legally harassed in two fronts for two different things, but two separate groups of people. ~It's, it is a ~it's a military ~T ~tactic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~Basically. And, but I want to, what I wanted to say really is not that, is that I, ~I'm in my mid forties and during all my time in this earth, I have never been sued by anybody. Like not a single person has ever sued me for anything. And in terms of infractions, I think I may have had in my entire life two speeding tickets.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~That's, I'm saying that just to give an idea of how much, ~I'm a law abiding citizen and I play by the rules, but in this particular week after I made that report's name in. Then I get hit with two law, no one, but two lawsuits, ~right? In, ~in 40 something years I've never been sued.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then this week after I mentioned him, now I'm getting sued two times. And my son is taken. So I think, that this is very telling, right? It's very telling of the way they think, the way they operate and how they weaponize law. So I'm gonna, I'm gonna leave ~the, ~the hyperlocal part ~of this ~of this this is, that's his picture.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The [00:37:00] hyperlocal part of this presentation of this video on this. And then well, let's expand the circle and let's talk a little bit more about Lake Pointe States. ~Okay. The community. As I was saying before, let me go back to this. Yes. As I was saying before. ~The community has 90 something houses you can see here, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in this document that I put together, you will see the list of agents that are marked in the geo index with crypto payments extracted directly in the deterministic fashion from Elon Musk's Geo Index. These, there are no inferences here, and they're ranked from top to bottom by how much crypto payments they've had, like how much money is represented in this geo index as crypto, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they're from top to bottom and you'll see there's 63 of them, ~right? ~So this of course, LPE, which ~I and ~I have assigned ID to each one based on their relative position in the list based on their crypto payments. So this one, LPE one is the one that is, ~the mo ~the highest paid agent in the community.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that person was co clustered by the pipeline with this company, [00:38:00] ambassador Petroleum Inc. Okay. This is an oil company that operates oil leases in Texas and in other places. And the president is Mark Swisher, this person over here, and he's been the president of the company for 30 plus years. ~Now.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a lot of data points that I invite law enforcement agencies to read about this, ~but. ~This is a very prominent agent and I haven't mentioned this before, but the pipeline after he was picked up and this property, ~right? And ~there's a lot of signals, confirmatory signals like, the property records were deleted for his house and another house in the same community that is tied to him according to the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The records, the tax records are gone. It's as if the house is registered to no one, which is, very difficult to pull off unless you have people inside of the county clerk or the tax assessor office. And then also his domain name. And that's another petroleum.com was completely raised from the ICANN database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The ICANN is the global organization~ that, ~that manages domain names for the internet. [00:39:00] And it's not like the domain was deleted. No. All the records were expunged, which is not a standard at all. If you create a domain name and you deleted it, ICANN, we'll keep the record that the domain at some point existed and who, because this is important information, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: For the functioning of the internet for many different reasons. But in this case, ambassador petroleum.com, the day after I posted about them, the domain name was deleted and all the history of the domain name was deleted as well. This tells me that this is a very important person because the organization went to the length of exposing what they can do with the ICANN, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: By doing this deception is a deception, really just to protect him, right? Anyhow, the pipeline thinks that ambassador might be a marker that of prominence a name marker of prominence for companies that denotes relationship to people high up in the organization. In other ways, the pipeline thinks that this word ambassador [00:40:00] probably represents that this company is a company owned by Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's why the word ambassador is there. Because he's really the president of Venezuela right now. You may think what would they accomplish with that? That's what the network does. It's a net network of influence, right? ~If, for example ~if somebody from Ambassador Petroleum called the Fort Bend Sheriff Office and made a complaint.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The sheriff will recognize this word, right? Because they've been trained or maybe the hell app translates this talking, right? And they will recognize that this is Diosdado Cabello's interest, right? And all the doors will open. That's why some of the police reports get filed and some others don't get filed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. The other data point that is important to say here is that this person, Mark Swisher, is related to another person named Sarah Swisher, ~who specialize, ~who works in a company called STT International LTD, that specializes on maritime military equipment and vessels, and the pipeline called [00:41:00] cluster that entity, STT international LTD, with MarOil, which is a company controlled by Wilmer Ruperti, which is, if you play on all this, and I named him I personally named him on the class action lawsuit that I filed ~with the, this ~with the Southern District Court of Texas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this might be an important data point, right? ~And okay. ~Besides that, you see all the other agents that are all there with names, addresses, and they're, again, they're sorted by prominence, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that's where you can get all the information. I also include in this document what I call a timeline of events and actors. And it's very detailed. And now let's go a little bit to a corner, so to speak of the subdivision. So these are more observations not about the agents, but about the subdivision itself.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~Okay. And let me check this, okay? Yes. ~Okay. And this is this is funny. So this image over here is an image that I it's a photo I took with my drone. [00:42:00] In which I wrote with a tractor, spy. And I put a couple of arrows pointing to the houses. These are, these two houses next to me are Chinese safe houses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they are, they have been documented extensively, right? The agents have been photographed, recorded on video. I have an immense amount of material on them. And it's all posted on spy hell.org. So I the reason I'm, highlighting this photo is because Morgan Hybner the lawyer that is asking for restraining order and a psychological evaluation of me, she took this picture, she printed this picture, and she attached it ~into the.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Into the exhibits that, that she submitted to the court. I kind of implying that I'm crazy, but I find that funny because she, she attached only that picture, but she didn't attach this other picture, which is right below, right? And this is the picture that talks about a series of things that I'm going to describe because they're important, but she didn't take this picture.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She only took this picture. I think that kind of shows that, where the, what are the things that hurt them, right? So let's talk about [00:43:00] this picture, which she didn't select. At least I didn't see it, right? Maybe she did, but I didn't see it, but I think she didn't.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this photo is a, is an aerial photo that I took with my drone of this corner over here, of the subdivision. Let me show you here. This corner over here. Okay? These houses, and in the image, you will see let me show you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. In the image you will see the houses are labeled. ~Okay? ~So this house here on the left, ~sorry, ~is Damon Sachs house. Damon Sachs is the son of the home builder that built this community, this gated community, maybe 20 years ago, ~a little bit more maybe. ~And the company's called Liberty Homes Builders.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This other property in the middle belongs to somebody called Kevin Eckhart. And the pipeline thinks that these two properties together are really a single property, ~right? ~These names are the names of the company the properties are registered to, but the pipeline believes that these two properties really function as a [00:44:00] single property.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in fact, you can see here, right? Like you can see here, you see the tree that, that is between 24, 9 30 and 24. 9 34. You can see there, there seems to be a gate in between the two properties here. See? So there is a way to pass from Kevin's Eckhart backyard to Damon Sachs backyard, right? The gate is there and the other gate is not visible, but there's also another gate that goes between Kevin Eckhart and Robert Mueller's house, which is 24 9 2 6 North Point Place.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I know that because I recorded with the call mobile the day they were installing that gate. I have a recording of that, so I know there is a gate in there, although it's not visible in this image. Now the, this photo is very important because you see this Mueller Robert over here the pipeline believes, although the middle name initial doesn't match, but the pipeline belief that this person that owns this house is the same.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Robert Mueller, [00:45:00] that was a director of the CIA, and the FBI at some point to give you an idea of the, if that's something that probably should be verified by a law enforcement agency, right? I don't have the access or the resources to really, go do forensic level verification on the id, but the pipeline thinks it's the same person just offering that as an information, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The pipeline could be wrong, but if it's not wrong, it could be a very important observation. Because that person right, was the director of the CIA at some point, and I believe he was also in charge of an inquiry investigating foreign influence suspected. ~The, ~that was acted by Russian entities at some point in 2018 or 2019.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't recall. If it's the same person, right? And that person was investigating Russian ~in ~interferences in, the political areas or the political machinery of the [00:46:00] country. And now you know, this person is living in this community that is heavily controlled by.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These foreign entities. And this house is marked in the, in Elon Musk's Geo Index, right? With crypto payments, paramilitary scores, and it's just feet away from another player, which is tied to Liana Technologies FETKOVICH, I think is the last name. It's just 200 feet away from this house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think ~it would ~it could raise eyebrows and ~it could, ~it could mean that, maybe somebody should investigate these things. Now, there, there's all these things in this photo that are important to see that are, ~if you, ~once you see them you say I can't believe this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for example, right in this property of Kevin Eckhart, besides having that gate that goes to the Mon Sachs house or backyard, he also has this other gate, which I call the Secret gate. It's here on the north part of the backyard that basically gives [00:47:00] unchecked access to the gated community, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's how they're bringing, or they were bringing in the cars to do surveillance inside of the community and to intercept my network traffic and all that without checking in the cars in the entrance, right? Because the entrance has cameras and ~could be subpoenas ~could be subpoenaed. He has, and this also another example of the targeted application of the rules.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the HOA. They said that they were going to replace the fence and that ~the, ~they basically issued ~an, ~a special assessment of something like $18,000 for the replacement of the fence and all that. And like these people have secret gates and special accommodations on their fences and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And are they paying more? Is it an equal split of the, are they gonna remove that gate or can I have my own secret gate? All these things, questions that come to mind. But anyhow, he has his own secret gate that goes to the outside. ~And also, ~and more interestingly, I don't know if you can see this, but there's this series of power lines, high voltage power lines that come from outside the subdivision, go [00:48:00] into Kevin's Eckhart backyard, and then proceeds to go to Robert Mueller's backyard and just terminates there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like there, after that last pole, there's no more poles anywhere. So why would a high voltage service line come directly to a person's backyard ~that ~and not go anywhere else? What is in that backyard or in that house that needs that much power? That's the question. And remember, if this person is really the ex CIA director.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Having, so much power dedicated to his house, ~it ~just raises more questions, right? And as if it wasn't enough in the same backyard, you can see that concrete structure, right? That takes more or less, I don't know, maybe 20% of the backyard area like this thing over here that it's not clear really what it is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~If it just sparks imagination, like ~if you have a backyard with a, ~with an ~structure that is [00:49:00] made of concrete that doesn't seem to have a clear purpose, at least not obvious, right? And then a high voltage power line coming next to it on a house that has the same name of somebody that was the CIA director and the head of an inquiry on foreign interference.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~I don't know. ~I don't know. I don't know. ~What else ~what else would it be needed to ask for an investigation, from the FBI or the NSA? ~The only thing that, that, ~the only thing that could top this would be a sign that says: " I'm working for the other team " . Anyhow, the other interesting thing, and I think this is very telling as well, is that if you look in Google Maps, the al imagery of this area, you cannot see the posts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The posts were deleted. Like they're not in, in the image, but the shadows of the post remain. And I mark the shadows with these arrows. So what this tells me is that somebody at the company that took this [00:50:00] image, which happens to be Airbus. Or at Google could be as well, right? Either in one of those two places, somebody edited the image to doctor out the posts and electricity lines, but of course they didn't remove the shadows of the posts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~They forgot to doctor out the shadows, right? So the shadows remain. ~This is super interesting, right? You see the GA in this image, the gate in between Eckhart and Sachs the lateral GA doesn't seem to be there. That's an interesting point. I'll look it up. Just to give you an idea, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think if you take this, these few observations, the Eckhart house, the Mueller house~ the, ~the Ambassador Petroleum houses, ~I. ~The connections that ~the, ~these entities have to international entities, your political entities, it shows you right, ~like this that, ~that's what I meant at the beginning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That this community~ is probably is, probably, ~is probably connectable ~to, ~to [00:51:00] geopolitical or international entities. And it could be a key piece on fighting back on this. And there are other important observations here. More things about legal harassment and times they tried to harm me in different ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this man that is here he seems to be a constant actor and he, in this photo, he's shown to trespassing, delivering this letter, which is a letter that came from the attorneys I described before. ~The ~the Roberts what's the name? Roberts Markel Winberg Butler Haley PC. So those initials are, sorry, RM WBH are the initials that you can see there in the envelope.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So ~that ~that's the letter that they, and you can see the date, right? 4 1 20 25. That's the harassment letter that I showed you before. But this man, I was I should say it was, he was colos by my facial recognition system with a man that I believe gave the order to [00:52:00] switch my medication at Kroger Pharmacy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he was also tagged with the CIA. Meaning the pipeline believes that this could have been an ex-employee of the CIA or maybe even an active employee of the CIA, an active operative of the CIA. And remember, if you look at the distance right, this happened, so when the place where that money is standing is exactly here, 29.75782 minus 95.8561.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Robert Mueller's house is here 29.7 5, 9 0 7 more or less over here, right? 29.75900 and minus 95 8 0 6 73. So it's a distance of maybe 200 feet from somebody tagged as a possible CIA operative and the house of somebody who was the director of the [00:53:00] CIA. At some point. So this is very concerning, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why I felt that, it was a dangerous situation and, when Marcelo was taken ~in a way in a way, ~I have to be honest I was relieved because if I see danger for myself in that house, right? Knowing that the ex CIA director is 200 feet away, or at least property controlled by him, and that they're sending this, possible CIA agent to harass me at my home, having my son there, didn't sound like a good idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was another incident ~re ~recently in which another man, could be the same man, but in another instance. The man was co clustered also with this man and with the Kroger pharmacy man, but the facial recognition system. And he was also harassing me at this instance here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was following me to a Kroger store. And the vehicle was flagged. And, there's a lot of data points to that. ~I, ~I really invite law enforcement agencies~ to, ~to check out this if it's possible. And if this is [00:54:00] wrong, I implore you, please tell me, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: You're wrong and there's nothing to see here. But at least, check it out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, more so this trespassing incident here of April 16. This is the guy that Morgan Hybner sent to my house to harass me 20 minutes after I started using the Google maps, API to look up addresses in Caracas, right? This is the guy, and you can see ~that there, ~that he's clearly trespassing the lines.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there is a no trespassing sign, which they have sent me letters asking me to take it down, right? So it's clearly visible. And I have photos, him looking at the sign, but he didn't care, right? He trespassed because it was a harassing, harassing technique.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. So there's a lot of, yeah, this is another important point. So ~in, ~in this list of entries, you will see, a lot of faces and you'll see a lot of vehicles that are important. Like for example, the "TX BRITOS 1" vehicle. This is a notable. So there's a set of vehicles that are notable that the [00:55:00] pipeline things are directly tied to the Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One of them is this one, Texas "BRITOS 1" another one is "TX WKN SURF". Another one is Texas "5ARA" . Another one is Texas M-A-R-U-T-E-E. And there's pictures of these vehicles, following me both outside of the community and inside of the community, passing in front of my house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. For example, the "BRITOS 1" , right? You can see him. So here he's passing right in front of my house and nine months before he was following me far away from my house. And, I have the spectrometer readings and everything and GPS locations and everything. So there's a lot.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. So ~the, ~this is Phil Denning , an important character. He is the president of the Homeowners Association. He's been a main actor in the harassment campaign. And it is been documented, extensively in [00:56:00] multiple this is interesting. It looks like one video was removed. Huh? I'll look into that. This video over here is an incident in which this woman trespassed the property lines, and she came armed with two walking sticks and she basically attacked the door of my house, like she beat it. And then there's a recording of all the things that she screamed, like it was harassment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Pure harassment. ~Huh. This is interesting. It looks like it may be that they're removing the videos.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~Yes. It looks that way.~

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, I'll look into that. It seems like they're removing the videos that are compromising to them right? From YouTube. ~Okay. ~So let's do something let's just stop this presentation at this point. I'm gonna debug that for a bit to see ~what re ~what they did remove and ~if I ever, ~if I even get notified, because if I didn't then it means that there's internal collaboration on the removal. And then I will make a part two of this video to continue. ~Okay, ~thank you so much and have a great day. 

Bye. 

Espina v. Aguiar Mediation - 2025_06_27 08_30 CDT - Recording
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ZOOM: You are in the meeting now. There are three participants in the meeting. You have been added to the waiting room. You cannot talk or listen until the host admits you to the meeting.

ZOOM: Are now in breakout session.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Hello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Hello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Hello?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Uh, yes. Hello? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, 

David Perwin: good morning. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, good morning. 

David Perwin: Okay. Um, sorry I was over there, um, when I was kind of just trying to get a background from both sides. So I started with them 'cause they had joined first, but, um, I have them in a separate breakout room. I have you in a breakout room. And, uh, I guess the first thing I wanted to do is just ask you if you'd, uh, ever been through the mediation process before?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, I've done mediations before. 

David Perwin: And, and and in what context? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, I'm sorry. I can't, I can't talk about that [00:01:00] because I signed a non-disclosure agreement when I went through that. 

David Perwin: Okay. But not a family case. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Sorry, not a what? 

David Perwin: Not not a case regarding your family? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no, no. Never. 

David Perwin: You've been in mediations regarding business.

David Perwin: Yes. Okay. All right. I mean, there mediations really work the same in all processes. I just want you to know that I'm, you know, I'm gonna go back and forth between the rooms to see if I can broker an agreement between the two of you. Um, the court requires you to do this process, and, and I'm just going to tell you, you know, from a family court standpoint, the reason that they do that is because really, number one, um, they just have so many cases they can't hear every single case.

David Perwin: And, and through mediation, 80% of the cases settle in mediation. And so that helps them manage the number of cases they have to hear. Okay. Um, I was the judge in, in the court that you're in back in [00:02:00] 2013, 14, and 15. And then, um, we created a, the state created another court and the governor appointed me to take that one over.

David Perwin: And then I was in that court for five years. So I, I was the judge for eight years and then. Before that I was a family law attorney representing, you know, husbands, wives, fathers, mothers kids. Um, and then since I've left the bench, all I do is mediate cases. I don't represent parties, I just help the courts, help people try to get their cases settled.

David Perwin: So, um, what I'm here to do is try to see if I can get an agreement between the two of you. I'm not here to pick a side. I'm not here to, um, to do anything other than to see if I can get an agreement. It might mean pushing both sides, uh, beyond the position they want to, but that's how, as you know, that's how mediation works.

David Perwin: It's a negotiation. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, yeah. I understand. If I may ask you a, a couple of questions because, you know, kind of important. Yeah. Um, so, uh, could you tell me like what, what, I'm sorry [00:03:00] for asking, but what's your name? 

David Perwin: David Perlin. You don't, oh, I guess you can't 

Reinaldo Aguiar: see 

David Perwin: me on 

Reinaldo Aguiar: the 

David Perwin: screen. Yeah, no, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: no, I can't see you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no. Uh, okay. But okay. Yeah, so I just wanted to make sure that I was talking to the person in the email. Okay. Got it. Yes, I, I understand. 

David Perwin: Yeah. So just so you know, anything that we talk about in this room, if there's anything that you do not want me to disclose to the other side, you let me know and I will keep it in this room.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. I understand. 

David Perwin: Um, the other thing is if, um, I do not report back to the judge about what we did today, all I will do is if we reach an agreement, I will send it to you to sign by DocuSign, I'll send it to her by DocuSign. Or if we don't get an agreement, I will just send a letter to, uh, in the court's file that just says that you mediated, but we did not reach an agreement.

David Perwin: So the details of what we do. Or not disclosed, um, to the judge directly. If we do have an [00:04:00] agreement, it will spell out what that agreement is. So yes, the judge will know that. But anything we talk about in here, other than what's on the paper that's submitted to the court, uh, is not disclosed to the court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I understand. And I have a other two questions very quickly. May, may I ask them? 

David Perwin: Yes, go ahead. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. So first question is, are you still part of the bar? Like are, um. Registered with the bar of Texas. I'm just curious whether you're practicing or you could practice law, uh, still or you retired completely and did not register anymore?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Well, 

David Perwin: no, I'm still a licensed attorney, but I don't, I don't represent parties by choice. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. No, I, I, I understand. And the other question I have, um, this field of mediation, is this a regulated profession? Like is there a body that regulates your work or is it like, um, you know, everybody for themselves? I mean, 

David Perwin: there, there are mediation organizations, but they're, you know, they, they don't, it's not really regulated actually.

David Perwin: Um, you know, what we do in, in our county is that you have to have 40 hours training [00:05:00] of, of basic mediation, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: and then 

David Perwin: you have to have a 24 hour, uh, family law. Um, course that you also take. Um, and that's the, that's the minimum requirement. So, so training and training and 

Reinaldo Aguiar: certification. Yeah. But no, I, I, I just wanted to know if there were, like, because you know, like you see, like, this is a very sensitive matter, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a child custody issues. There are a lot of things. Right. And you mentioned, you know, that you may push the side, one side or the other, you know, beyond the comfort zone. No, 

David Perwin: I'm, I'm gonna push both sides. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Both sides. I push 

David Perwin: both sides. Right, right, right. But, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: but no, no, no. I understand. I'm not implying anything, you know, malicious or anything, but what I'm saying, right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it's, it's, it's a very sensitive issue. And I just wanted to understand if there are any regulations that regulate your role in this, right? Or, or if there are any laws that regulate because like, you, you understand, right? Like, uh, imagine that your child's, uh, you know, wellbeing was at a stake and somebody else, you know, third party told you, you know, I'm gonna, I may push both sides, you know, outside of their comfort zone.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, you know, you may [00:06:00] be worried about, you know, what that exactly means, right? And, and if there's any recourse in case things, you know, don't, don't. But, but, okay, I understand. So you're saying basically it's an unregulated profession and, you know, there's only an organization of mediators, but it's not, and, and the, the Bar of Texas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So no, I guess it doesn't have anything to do with this because anybody can be a mediator right now. Now even, even, even if you're not an attorney, you could be a mediator. Right? 

David Perwin: That's true. That is true. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. Okay. But 

David Perwin: I'll tell you that what we're going to use though, um, to apply anything that we're doing is the Texas Family Code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Exactly. And because you are a judge, you were a judge, and you are a registered attorney, you're still bound by, you know, the moral obligations of lawyers registered with the bar. Right. And by the, all the laws that regulate that. I mean, you're still a lawyer, right. So, I mean, that gives me comfort that you're gonna do the best that you can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank for clarifying 

David Perwin: people come, people come to me to mediate cases because of my judicial experience and because of my family [00:07:00] law background, so Exactly. Because I was a judge for eight years. It's amazing. And I cases like this, um, um, people come to me because of the experience that I have, but I also represented children before I was a judge in, in, uh, contested cases.

David Perwin: I represented, like I said, uh, fathers and mothers. And, um, I did all of that before I was a judge. And since then, uh, well, I, I used to mediate before I was a judge also, but Okay. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, 

David Perwin: coming off the bench and doing this, um, being a judge kind of lets people know that you have seen. Lots of cases, you have lots of, um, scenarios that you have seen that help you try to come up with creative ideas and try to settle these cases.

David Perwin: Got it. So huge plus to being a, uh, to being a judge. I'm not, you know, I'm not actively doing any, I do arbitrate cases sometimes where people come to me 'cause they want me to make the decision and they don't want to go to [00:08:00] the current judge. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Yeah. 

David Perwin: Um, that's by agreement. It's not any other, any other way.

David Perwin: And, and today what we're gonna do this morning is anything that's going to happen can only happen if you agree and she agrees. I cannot make you do anything. I can't make her do anything, but I can point out the consequences on what I think will happen in the court to give you a perspective and give her a perspective.

David Perwin: But ultimately it's a matter of you wanting to agree and her wanting to agree. Perfect. There is no, and, and if we don't get an agreement, then that gives. Um, that basically is the box that needs to be checked so you can go forward with the judge and let the judge make the decision. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand. Thank you so much for explaining.

David Perwin: Yeah. And anytime you have any questions about any of this process, um, this is a good time to ask those questions because that's why I'm here. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. 

David Perwin: Uh, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: yeah. Yeah. Well, and not, not related to the process, but you, you said something that made me curious and I'm just wondering, I don't know if [00:09:00] you would like, you know, you, if you don't wanna share, don't share.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. But I'm just gonna ask, so you mentioned that a governor appointed you to a bench. I was wondering, was that um, governor Abbott or different governor? 

David Perwin: No, it was Governor 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Abbott. Governor Abbott. Okay. Got it. Thank you so much. 

David Perwin: Yeah, I didn't actually meet with him. Um, I met with. Um, I guess some attorneys that worked under him.

David Perwin: Mm-hmm. And it was an interview process. Uh, of course, course people. No, of course. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no. The governors are always super busy. You know, I I, I've tried to meet with the governor once and, you know, he didn't come to the meeting, so, I mean, I 

David Perwin: had met him before, but, oh, in a group session? Not, not in an individual session, but, but then, then after I was appointed, um, I was elected after that.

David Perwin: So, um, got 

Reinaldo Aguiar: it. 

David Perwin: So it wasn't just an appointment. I was, I was, uh, hired as an associate judge in the court that we're in with you, and then the governor appointed me for the new court, and then I got elected to serve a term after that. And [00:10:00] then the next election I was, I lost the election and that's when I became, uh, when I just mediated cases.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You practice mediation. I understand. Well, thank you so much for letting me, you know, get a, a, a view into, into your career and, and you know, your background and knowledge because that's definitely makes me comfortable. 

David Perwin: Um, where are, are, I think I saw something that you, I don't know, either they sent me or you sent me.

David Perwin: Um, so are you from Venezuela? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm originally from Venezuela, yes. I was born there, but I, I, I left law partner. Oh, your wife is from Venezuela? 

David Perwin: No, not my wife, my law partner. Um, okay. She's from Venezuela. Um, she was my associate judge when I was the judge in the five oh fifth. Okay. And, uh, her husband is also from Venezuela.

David Perwin: He's a veterinarian. Oh. And, uh, she's an attorney and obviously she used to be my associate judge, so, um, awesome. It's, uh, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: that's good. Yeah. 

David Perwin: So 

Reinaldo Aguiar: great. 

David Perwin: Anyway, she's been here probably, I think she came here when she [00:11:00] was, you know, probably eight or nine years old. And, uh, her father worked for like a, I think an oil company and they traveled all over the place and eventually came here.

David Perwin: So. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Everybody, everybody in Venezuela works for, for the oil company. Like I, I did, it seems like. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. 

David Perwin: And it seems like most of the people interesting. End up in Katy. Um, she doesn't live in Katy, but um, a lot of her friends and a lot of people that I deal with from Venezuela or in Katy and now they call it Katy-zuela.

David Perwin: I don't know if you've ever heard that. Yeah, yeah, exactly. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Uhhuh. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Half of Maracaibo, a specific city in Venezuela is, yeah, that's where 

David Perwin: she's from. She's from there too. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh, me too. Yeah. And the petitioner is also from Venezuela. Oh, okay. Maracaibo. Yeah. Wow. 

David Perwin: Okay. Yeah, that's exactly where my partner's from.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we, we, we might as well just go to court in Venezuela. 

David Perwin: Well, I'm not from Venezuela, but No, no, no, no. I'm just joking. [00:12:00] I'm just 

Reinaldo Aguiar: joking. I know. 

David Perwin: And a little bit of humor. Going through a difficult time is always a good thing. It's always a good 

Reinaldo Aguiar: thing. That's what keeps me going. Right? Yeah. That's what 

David Perwin: keeps me 

Reinaldo Aguiar: going too.

David Perwin: I mean, I, I love doing family law. Um, I probably would've made a lot more money going in a different area, but I do like helping people, so I'm hoping that I'll be able to help you guys. Um, you know, to be honest, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: to be, to be honest with you, I don't know how you do it. You know, like, uh, I, I mean these family cases, uh, I mean, if I, I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not a lawyer, but if I was a lawyer, right, I, I would think that this is probably the most difficult part of practice because. Yeah. You, you would encounter people with all these conflicts every day that, you know, that you basically, you meet people in the worst moments of their life every day. Right. I, I, I honestly, I dunno how you, how you did it, 

David Perwin: but here's the thing.

David Perwin: Most, most people that are going through this are good people going through a bad time. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, yeah. Yeah. 

David Perwin: It's different than [00:13:00] me. If I was to do criminal cases Right. And I was dealing with really bad people, you know, I don't want to, um, even though I would be bound to, if I, if I was, you know, if I took them as a client, I would need to represent them no matter how bad they are.

David Perwin: Right. I do believe that concept, but it's not something that I choose to do. In other words Yeah. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: It, it's a different 

David Perwin: Right, right. And then the other areas of law just weren't of interest to me. I, I, uh, I feel like, um. I can, you know, I guess add something good to the world by helping people get through these type of things.

David Perwin: So, um, and so that's, that's kind of what motivates me is to try to help people. And so, yeah, I want to get paid. I have three kids myself. I have a, uh, two children at, at Texas a and m, and then I have one who's 14 years old. So, um, I have three boys. And, um, you know, I mean, I have to, I want to, I need to support them, but I love helping families and, uh, even if it's [00:14:00] difficult, if I can help them get through this process.

David Perwin: And that's something that, that is enriching to me as far as my life. So, um, so I'm hoping that, I'm hoping to help you, like even if, if I can't, I'm hoping that you'll come away with some things that are. You know, that you can take with you, um, that will be helpful in your, in the future, whether it's the court or something beyond that.

David Perwin: So I'm hoping that there's some positive things that can come out of this regardless, but I probably settle 90% of my cases 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Nice. The 

David Perwin: average is 80, but I can't do that without the parties being willing to agree, of course. And attorneys that are willing to help the process because, um, this only happens with you saying yes and her saying yes.

David Perwin: So with all that being said, um, I think they initiated the case. So what I want, what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go back over to their room and I'm gonna get an a proposal, um, from them to present to you and for you and I to discuss. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. But [00:15:00] I think, uh, and, and I'm sorry, I, I, I know you have a plan, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I respect that, but I think given the circumstances of the case and this, there, there's some things that are particular to the case. And before we, we go with the, you know, before we go out through all that process, if I may suggest something, it's just a suggestion, right? If you think it's not a good idea, I'm hoping we'll do your way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But yeah, go ahead. So, so this is, this is the, uh, lemme see how I frame this. This is the, the, I, I'm gonna, you know, in two minutes, give you a short, uh, overview of the situation, right? Of, of this particular issue that I think it's a, it's gonna be a deal, a deal breaker. This, this, what, I'm bringing this up at the beginning, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because without this item, I cannot. Agree to anything. Right? And I know you as a mediator probably hear this every single time, but, but this is really important because it's, it's rooted. You know what, you're 

David Perwin: right. I have, yeah. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Everybody comes into mediation. Like, you know, like, I'm not going to move one inch from here, but it's not about my position or ego or what I want, it's not, [00:16:00] it's a legal concept.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? The issue here is a legal issue and it that's great that you're, you know, former judge and, and, and, and a lawyer registered with the bar because you will have insight into this, right? So this is the issue for me. Uh, my, so the, the petitioner, um, uh, uh, she filed, uh, petition for a restraining order against me with the court Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Signed by her lawyer. So the two of them filed that right this restraining order. Okay? Um, the, the petition, uh, it, the basis for it, they alleged that I'm not in use of my mental capacities and abilities and that I should be precluded. From entering the, into any kind of legal contract of any kind. I, I, so they, they, they're asking the judge for a, for a, for a restraining order.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I cannot do anything, I cannot make any decisions, okay? And that I cannot enter into a legal contract with any party. Now, you see, the issue of capacity from [00:17:00] a legal standpoint is critical here because the, the whole goal of this process of mediation is to get me to enter into a contract, into a legally binding contract with the petitioner.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a, it's a fundamental contradiction, and I cannot enter into, I mean, they are saying that I cannot enter, that I should not be able to, or should not be allowed to enter into any kind of legal contract with anybody, right? So what, what I need to be able to proceed with this process is a handwritten note from the petitioner, the other party, saying that she does not have any reason to believe that I'm not in use of my mental capacities. Right? Because otherwise it would be illegal for me to, for, for them to get me into a legal contract because they're saying that I'm not in use of my mental capacities. And then they're, you know, channeling me to, to enter, enter into a contract with them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's illegal. It's taking advantage of a crazy person that's typified in the law. And also, [00:18:00] um, um, morally speaking, right? Like for you as a me mediator , you have the moral duty to uphold the law and you cannot in good conscience . I think that's my contention. What I'm saying is my contention may, maybe I'm wrong, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think in good conscience and morally by the, you know, the, the principles that you know, are upheld by the, by the bar of Texas, you cannot try to get a person whose mental capacities and abilities are being. Uh, let's say questioned in a court to enter into legal contract with the same people that are questioning the legal capacity of this party, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a fundamental issue for us to, you know, even start, uh, negotiating anything, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, and that's why I said that without that I can't because I can't, right? Like if, if they already filed that with the court, if they don't give me something in writing that says that they don't, both of them right, [00:19:00] don't, um, have any reasons to believe I'm crazy, then you know, the issue of mental capacity has to be addressed by a judge, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It cannot be addressed by a mediator or by them or by me, right? It has to be addressed by a judge. So we'll have to go back to the court anyways, right? So, uh, my proposal in that case would be, well, let's address the mental capacity problem issue first, and then let's come back to mediation. Is that, is that reasonable?

David Perwin: I'll tell you. I mean, it's, it, it's right on point. Um, I will tell you, um. If I don't feel I, I will, I'll tell you, there's a couple things going on here, though, so let me, let me kind of respond to what you're saying. And, and I don't disagree with the logic at all and what you're saying, but, but I want to, I want to at least give you a response, um, a from my viewpoint, just because they allege that you aren't mentally competent does not mean that you aren't mentally competent.

David Perwin: So, no, but I, but, but I, [00:20:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: but what I, what I might be, I mean, I'm thinking that I'm right and, and I needed Josh to tell me if I'm or not. 

David Perwin: Stop, stop, stop. Hold on. Let, let me, let me, let me give you my whole, I 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm sorry. 

David Perwin: Go ahead first and then you can respond. But I, I, I want to say everything that I want to say because I don't wanna lose my train of thought.

David Perwin: Got it. So just because they allege that you are or not competent doesn't mean that you. Are or aren't. That's an allegation that they're making. That does not mean that that's true or not true. Mm-hmm. Um, number two, as your mediator, if I feel that you aren't, um, mentally competent to enter into an agreement that it will be my duty to, uh, recess this until there's a determination made and it would be, um, my duty to not go forward if I have that, um, impression.

David Perwin: Now, I am not a psychologist or a psychiatrist, so I'm not doing a legal finding of competency, [00:21:00] even when I'm using my own judgment to determine whether either party is of sound mind, because it's not just, you know, a diagnosis on whether someone has some type of mental illness. But it's also, it could be if they're under some type of extreme dures or some other, um, situational thing, if I feel like they're not, um, capable of making a good decision, even if it's not mental illness, if I think they're of a mental state in this moment to not make a decision.

David Perwin: And that doesn't mean if they're upset because people are upset all the time. I, I wanna make sure that they understand what they're agreeing to and understanding that, uh, of what the consequences are. Not that I can give them legal advice, but they at least need to understand, um, those kind of things. So anyway, but I understand what you're saying is that you can't have it both ways.

David Perwin: They can't en try to enter into an agreement with you at and, and say that at the same time say you're not legal, [00:22:00] you're not mentally competent. You can't have it both ways either. Either they need to say that you're competent and they're entering this in good. Trying to negotiate in good faith. Or if they're gonna maintain the position that you're not competent, then then a, a judge would need to make that determination.

David Perwin: Um, usually after a psychological evaluation. Um, the, the judge is not going to make that just by, uh, hearing evidence. They would have to have something done in that regard. And then once, if the judge determined that you were not competent, then they would appoint an ad litem to represent you. But if they determined you were competent, then that determination would be clear.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, right on point. Um, but, uh, just to, you know, and you know, I agree with 99% of what you said, only one small clarification, what I said right about, uh, your, you know, your potential duties, um, because you're registered, you registered attorney with the bar. I didn't mean that. I was [00:23:00] expecting, just to clarify, I know you, you know this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, like, you know, talking to you, I can tell that you're a very intelligent person. Right. Um, I was, and I I wasn't implying or saying that, that I, I want you to, or that I had an expectation that you would make a determination about sanity or insanity. Not at all. Or capacity. Um, 'cause in fact, you know, that's a, only a psychiatrist can do that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. I'm not even a judge can do that, as you said. Right. A judge would rely on the opinion of experts. It could be a psychiatrist, it could be an FBI agent. Right. Like it could be anything. Somebody who is. 

David Perwin: It couldn't be anything because an FBI agent doesn't necessarily have the qualifications for, for mental health.

David Perwin: I mean the F FBI agent 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no, no. But, but, but lemme tell you why I say that specifically. Right. The reason why they're alleging, um, the reason why they're alleging that I'm crazy is because I reported a group of people to the FBI. Right? That's the reason why they're saying that. Uh, so, you know, to, to judge whether [00:24:00] my claims to the FBI were true or false, the only people that can make that call is the FBI, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not even a psychiatrist like the FBI needs to look at what I said and say, yes, this person is right, or this person is crazy. Right. That, that's, that's the whole contention. It is, it's something, I'm not gonna get into details what it is, but it's something around the FBI. Okay. Now, so, so that, that's what I'm telling you, that like.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, 

David Perwin: but even then, the FBI would just say we find there's no merit. It doesn't mean that you're crazy because you might see 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no, no. Exactly, exactly. But, but my position is that there is merit. I mean, I, I'm sure there's merit, right? So, no, I know. 

David Perwin: I'm saying that my, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: my, my expectation is that when the FBI says, yes, there is merit, it's obvious that I'm not crazy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not expecting the FBI to say that I'm not crazy. I'm expecting the FBI to say, yes, these crimes ocurred . And if that's the case, then I'm not crazy. Like I, I wouldn't even have to go to the psychiatrist for the evaluation. Okay. But that's, that's, that's the thing I I'm saying uhhuh, 

David Perwin: yes. No, the FBI can have their own [00:25:00] agenda.

David Perwin: So they could say there's no merit just because they don't want it uncovered. So I don't think the 

Reinaldo Aguiar: fbi, that's, 

David Perwin: that's true. To make any determination on this, this would something, this would have to go to an independent mental health professional to make that determination. If, if someone feels like that the FBI, the police, nobody else has the authority to do that.

David Perwin: And you making allegations. Uh, of a crime. Um, what, even if they said there was nothing to it or there was something to it, still wouldn't determine, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: determine the, the sanity question legally speaking. I understood. Yeah. Understood. Um, yeah. Thank you for that. So, um, so yeah, so I, you know, I, I agree with you, uh, in, you know, uh, pretty much everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, so, you know, um, the only thing, the other thing I wanted to clarify is that, you know, the way you phrased it, uh, you said something like, you know, you can't have it both ways. And, you know, I want to be clear. Like it's not, I'm, I'm. I'm not using this as a leverage. Not at all. I, I'm just saying, you know, I'm talking 

David Perwin: about them.

David Perwin: I'm talking [00:26:00] No, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: About them. About them, yes. Yes. What I'm saying is, um, that, uh, um, because this question of capacity, mental capacity to enter into legal contracts, right? Was already, you know, you say it's an allegation, but this was a, a, a petition for a restraining order. This is filed with the court because this is a legal ... this is an illegal document with the court, because that allegation exists. Right. My contention is that a person that is responsible for upholding the law cannot, you know, has to take the, like, has to error on the caution side, right? Like, um, e even trying to negotiate something with a person that has been alleged in a court Document that is, that should not be allowed to enter into contract. My contention is that just trying to get them to get to, just trying to negotiate could be a crime on itself. So that, that, that's all I'm saying. Right. Um, so my, the [00:27:00] solution to this is simple. The petitioner can send me a handwritten note before we start negotiating anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, I'm not gonna negotiate anything without this. Right. Because I cannot, I mean, maybe, maybe they're right. Maybe I'm crazy. Right? And so I need to talk to a judge for a person that can make this determination based on relying on, on the opinion of experts. Um, so I, I, if, and, you know, I have to question myself if they're right, just negotiating with them could put me in danger.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like put, could put my, um, welfare, my financial welfare in jeopardy, because mm-hmm I cannot trust my own capacity, right. Because of what they're saying. So the first point that we have to get outta the table is that handwritten note from the petitioner saying that she has absolutely no reason to believe that I'm not in full use of my mental capacity and abilities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If we can get that, you know, I'm open to negotiate anything open to anything. But if we [00:28:00] cannot get that, I think we should cut it short because all our times are valuable. Right. 

David Perwin: Okay. Let me ask you this though. Um, just because she says it doesn't mean that it's true or not true, I mean, she may have her own motivation to saying that you're competent so she can take advantage of a disability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand, but because I, I trust her so much. 'cause remember I was with her for a long time. Maybe she's right. I have to consider the possibility that she might be right. And if that is the case, I need to. A judge, I, I need that a judge makes that determination. Like, I can't, I can't take my chances on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. Because she might be right. She might be right. I, I might be a little bit crazy. Um, and I can't, I can't, I can't gamble with the welfare of my son, you know? So that's why No, no, 

David Perwin: I, I, I get what you're saying, but it sounds to me that you're saying that you will accept her determination on whether you are competent or [00:29:00] not to go forward.

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no, no, no. Not at all. She's not, she's not a licensed psychiatrist and not an FBI agent, so I know, but, 

David Perwin: but you understand what you just asked me to do though. If I go over there and say, we need you to hand write a note saying that you believe that you, that, that he is competent, that you're willing to go forward with that, with that letter, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm willing to move forward to the negotiation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. 

David Perwin: Right. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Yes, yes. But that doesn't mean that I am accepting what she wrote. Even if she wrote that, I may, well, then why 

David Perwin: would you go forward? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Well, I won't go forward because if the alegation is that I'm not competent, and honestly to protect you, if I go forward, imagine this situation. If I go forward and negotiate with them, I can imagine, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I could then tomorrow file a complaint with a bar saying that you channeled me to enter into a contract [00:30:00] agreement with a group of people that alleged in a court document that I'm crazy. I, I'm not a lawyer and you know, it's not my place to give legal opinions, but I think that a lawyer could be disbarred for that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm protecting you. In reality, I'm protecting them because I could also go and then make a claim that they took advantage of a crazy person. Mm-hmm. So for all of us to be safe. The best path forward is that there is something in writing that says that they, that the petitioner has no reason to believe that I'm not in use of my mental capacities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's just an opinion. She's just expressing an opinion. It's not a judgment, it's not an assessment. I'm not going to use that as a, um, anything, just, it's just her opinion. Right. But I want to have it in writing because that way we are all protected. Like there's no crimes being committing, like nobody's violating the moral, but, um, you know, um, rules of their profession and we're all happy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And we can move forward [00:31:00] and we can negotiate this. And I, I'm telling you, I'm very open to negotiate and I'm, I'm willing to be flexible. I want to solve this today, but I can't, I can't enter into any kind of negotiation until she gives me something in writing. That says that she's trusting that I'm, and this is not an unreasonable request.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I mean, we're negotiating here a legal contract. I mean, this is just basic, right? This is a very basic, um, concept of law. So I don't think I'm asking for, for, for, you know, for, for a kidney here. Um, this is a very simple request. It costs them nothing really to write this hand note. 

David Perwin: Okay. Uh, all right.

David Perwin: So here's, here's my response to that. Um, I have no problem doing what you're asking me to do. I guess what I'm gonna say though is, and, and I haven't, through our conversation, I'm, I don't have any indication that, that you're not of the capacity to make a, [00:32:00] a, a negotiation. I, and I'm not saying that you're.

David Perwin: I'm asking you to rely on me saying that I understand that they have made statements about you. Um, and they can't have it both ways in the sense they can't say that and then negotiate with you if they think that you're mentally not competent. Um, that would make the agreement if we reached one inval, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I I I could just go back on the agreement tomorrow. Like it doesn't Correct. 

David Perwin: Right. That's right. Um, I mean, the court would have to find that determination that you weren't competent. Right. But I could 

Reinaldo Aguiar: find it. So, and it, it, it puts into question the purpose of all this negotiation because we're gonna negotiate and spend four hours here, you know, uh, enter into a contract, and then I could go on Monday to the court and file for an, a petition to nullify that contract.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. I would be within my right to do that. So it, it's a waste of time for everybody, right? So I think that I agree. 

David Perwin: Hold on. Let me ask you a quick question. [00:33:00] What do I call you? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. 

David Perwin: Okay. So 

Reinaldo Aguiar: can Reinaldo. 

David Perwin: Okay. Alright, Aldo. Mm-hmm. I just wanted to get that outta the way 'cause we haven't really talked about that and so Yeah.

David Perwin: Okay. I, I, look, I understand exactly where you're coming from and, and it's a very strong position that I I agree with you. I mean, they can't, they can't say, they can't say they want to negotiate with you and, and I can't find, I was trying to see that restraining order that you're talking about and I don't have a copy of it.

David Perwin: Um, I, I, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll, I can email you a link to it, 

David Perwin: okay? Mm-hmm. If you could do that, that would be helpful because, I mean, you know, but, but you, and you understand this, what they're doing is they're alleging these things, but they can't have it both ways. They can't say that they believe that you have these, uh, that this mental deficiency.

David Perwin: And then ask you to sign something agreeing to commit to financial [00:34:00] obligations, a parenting plan regarding your son? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No. Well, I'm not even asking me, not even ask me to come to mediation. I mean, I think that on itself, right? It's a, it, it's questionable. Like how can you say that somebody's crazy? And then the judge says, well go to mediation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, sure. Let's mediate. I mean, the, the, the lawyer who is a lawyer registered in the bar, I believe her moral duty was to object to what the judge was saying in that very moment and say, no, judge, we can't go to mediation because this person is crazy and we cannot Okay, but remember, 

David Perwin: but remember this though, the attorney does not have any personal knowledge of you at all.

David Perwin: She is only a mouthpiece for your, for your wife or your No, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: no. I, I understand. But, but, but, but if she has to assume that allegations are true, right? Because she filed that document with the court, and just by having that assumption. I mean, I mean, any person that, I mean, if, if, if you really believe, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If somebody tells you this person is crazy, this person next to you is crazy, [00:35:00] and then the same person tells you, let's go negotiate with that person. I mean, the logical answer is, I, you know, you just said that the person is crazy, right? I mean, the lawyer should have at least questioned the client, or, or you know, like, and, but I think I, I think agreeing, she agreed in less than a second, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this should be recorded in the court hearing. Uh, she agreed immediately. Like she didn't even, you know, looked up to like, think about it. Like no, immediately she said, yeah, yeah, sure, sure, sure. And she started making the, the appointments and you know, to me, uh, that's, that seems odd, right? But anyhow, I'm not gonna, you know, question the lawyer .

Reinaldo Aguiar: You're just not, well, lemme 

David Perwin: just say this too. Um, and, and, and this does not change at all what you're, what you want to do and what I'm gonna follow through and, and address that for you. I. But there are times when, when there are people, and this is not you, I'm talking about, I'm just telling you that I've been down this road before.

David Perwin: Okay. This 

Reinaldo Aguiar: isn't 

David Perwin: an a concept 

Reinaldo Aguiar: for me, annuation for, right, 

David Perwin: right. There are times where someone who may have mental [00:36:00] issues have have periods of time of clarity. They're not always mentally off. So you know, there are those times where someone can have mental issues, but still be like, if someone wanted to do a will, for example, they may have moments of clarity where they say, Hey, I want X person to get this property, this property, this property.

David Perwin: And then let's say the next day they can't remember who they are or who they are. So there is times where it can be where someone is mentally off at one time. And, and perfectly clear the next, but you know, that's where it gets really gray. Yeah. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's, it's kind of tricky, right? Yeah, no, no, I totally, I totally understand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a tricky then thats why a judge. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm sending you right now the, the document, uh, okay, 

David Perwin: let me, I'm gonna take a look at it and let's discuss it before I go over there. So yeah, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: that sounds like a good, like a good idea [00:37:00] because it's a sensitive issue, right? Yeah. So I'm gonna tell you verbally it's, it's paragraph three, uh, three B and three F on the document I'm going to send you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna note this in the email anyways. 

David Perwin: So this says, um, some notes that I have says that both of y'all have. She has a model S. And then you have a truck and, and we're not going into the negotiations. I'm just, I was just asking outta curiosity, what kind of Tesla do you have? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Model S Um, so Well, both of you have s Yes.

David Perwin: Okay. Yes. Yes. I just got a Tesla in August. That's why I was asking you. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh yeah. It's a nice, it's a nice car, right? 

David Perwin: Yeah. Well, I've got the cyber truck and, um, oh, and I, and I love, I love the truck. I love, you know, the, the speed and the ease of [00:38:00] steering and the uniqueness of it. Um, my wife didn't want to get in it.

David Perwin: She said it was so ugly. But yeah, it's 

Reinaldo Aguiar: a, it's a, it's a divisive subject, right? Like some people love it. Some people, so, exactly. Some people hate it. Uh, yeah. The one 

David Perwin: she wrote in it, she, she really liked it. So that, that was good. So, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: okay, let me ask you a question. What is, what is your email address? Because I have, sorry, I have Becky's, but I don't have yours.

David Perwin: So just switch Becky's name out for David. soDavid@perinaguire.com. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, perfect. David 

David Perwin: and I did see an email from you, but I, yeah, yeah, but 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I, I don't have access to that email address and, um, I mean, it's a different account and I don't have it in this computer, and that's why, so I'm, I'm gonna email you from a different email address, which is my personal email address.

David Perwin: Uh, okay. Um, okay. So the one that, that i, at aldo.ca I just sent [00:39:00] you an email too, so if you can't find mine, you can respond back to that one. If you have access to that. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Lemme see. No, I didn't receive that one here, but, okay. But I'll, I'll send it, I'll send it, I'll send this, um, I'll send, I I have the email already drafted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm, I'm sending this to you right now. Okay? Okay. Yeah. No worry.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so we said 

Reinaldo Aguiar: three B and three F. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. 

David Perwin: Now if, and, and this is kind of getting way ahead of the thing, but if, if we resolve the mental capacity issue and if we were to reach an agreement, is the email that I sent to you not the one, the correct email to send? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, I mean, yes, I have access to that email, but how do I say this?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, oh, you did 

David Perwin: send me an email. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, yeah. I sent you, yeah. The things that I have two, I have two email addresses and one of them is in a different computer that is in, [00:40:00] in my office and I don't use that, uh, for security reasons, I don't use that email address outside of the office. Um, and the one that I'm, you, me, at 

David Perwin: two in the morning.

David Perwin: Did you sleep today? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, I, a little bit. I slept like four hours. Um, but I sent, I was at the office when I sent you that. That's why I sent it from there. Uh, but now I'm at home, so I'm going to use the email that I use from home. But either one, like if you, if you, but if, if, if it's something time sensitive, I'm just saying this in case, you know, this extends beyond today or whatever and you need to reach me if it's time sensitive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Use the one that I'm going to use right now because I have that on my cell phone. Right. I, I can't access it that anytime. But the other one, that's the reason why I made the payment last night or early this morning because that I hadn't gone to the office in a, in a, in a few days and I didn't see your email about the payment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I saw it last night when I was there. Um, that's why I, I made the payment late, basically, two, two hours late. Um, but, but anyhow, I have the email here. I'll send it to you and, and then I guess you're gonna go to [00:41:00] that room and, uh, I'll see you when you get back, 

David Perwin: right? Yeah. But I wanna, I wanna look at the, the restraining order and talk to you about it first, or at least discuss, I want to see it first before I go over there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. 

David Perwin: So if you could send that to me and I'll see if I, the, the court, um, our district clerk is not doing the greatest job of, um, making, I know for some people they're glad that no one can see any files in there, but for attorneys who want to try to understand what case they're working on, we can't access or No.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one, oh, I got your email. I got your email because I forwarded. Yeah. Um, yes, yes, you're right. And this, you wouldn't even, you know, regardless of the clerk, uh, you wouldn't be able to see it because they marked it as, you know, containing sensitive information. Because they, so they, it's 

David Perwin: anything that has a child's name is considered, uh, sensitive.

David Perwin: So 

Reinaldo Aguiar: yeah. But they could have redacted it, redacted the name of the child without redact, and then it can't really, if 

David Perwin: you file, if you file it redacted, then it really isn't a [00:42:00] complete document. Okay. So I'm looking at the restraining order now. Um,

David Perwin: in what section did you want to direct me to? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, well, this is very clear. I think three F is the second page. I think it is. Uh, it says order, Ronald Gui, uh, it says, ordering the psychiatric evaluation of Guiar Murano. Uh, that's, yeah. So 

David Perwin: if you get three, three itself, it says, petitioner requests the court after notice of the hearing to do the following.

David Perwin: So they're asking, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: right, but in, on the, on the nominal f on the page, uh, three. So yes, they're asking for a number of things. Right. They're asking the court to order it. Right. No, no, I understand. No, the, the, the, the restraining or like the, the, the judge hasn't ordered a psychiatric evaluation yet, but they asked for it and for me that's enough.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's right. Right. That's right. Mm-hmm. 

David Perwin: Yeah. So if you don't have the mental [00:43:00] capacity to do something with your child, how do you have the mental capacity to dispose of your property? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I. No. Or even to negotiate, right? I mean, not even, I mean, it's, it's, yeah, 

David Perwin: I was just, I, I guess I said it. You said it better than I did as far as on anything.

David Perwin: It's not just the child. I just separated. You have children issues and property issues. So that's why I said it that way. So you can't say that you have the mental capacity to negotiate property if you're saying that he doesn't have the mental capacity to even have a parenting plan regarding his child.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right, exactly. 

David Perwin: You can't have it both ways. Okay. All right. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go over there and address that with them. And I'm just gonna tell you my thought on this is, is that I think there should be an evaluation done before we do anything. And I agree. So if they say everything is fine, then we can go forward and then they can drop their [00:44:00] claim.

David Perwin: If not, then the court would have to make a decision on what they're going to do. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no. I, yeah, I agree with you. Right. In principle. Um, but the other, I mean, the other, the, the trade off for me is the welfare of the child. Right? If, you know, if, if they're willing to, uh, you know, give me that piece of paper and we can negotiate and resolve this today, and I'm able to see my child, that's a win for me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right? That's all I need. Uh, I don't that, that would allow me to not drag this for a year. Right? Um, but if that's impossible, if they cannot, you know, meet this basic simple requirement, then you know, I'll have to.

David Perwin: She is not concerned that you're going to harm your child. She's already told me that. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no, no, no. I understand. I'm, you know, like, I, I I, I, I would like to like make this abrasion, need a 

David Perwin: written declaration. Correct. Right. Be 

Reinaldo Aguiar: and as I said, right, I could go back on Monday on the, on the con on the contract.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I could go on Monday to the court and uh, apply to have it [00:45:00] nullified. Right. Like, it, it's a waste of time for everybody. Right. Uh, so for contract to be sound and binding and legally, you know. Correct. We need this requirement because they already made that allegation with the court. I mean, this is on them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They made that allegation. 

David Perwin: That's a good point. Alright. I'm gonna go over there and address that with them. So hang in there. It might take a little while to negotiate that or.

David Perwin: Okay. Renado, are you there? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, I'm here. 

David Perwin: Sorry for the delay. We, we had a lot to talk about and I want to kind of, kind of tell you kind of where I think things are gonna land as far as this. So she, she does have concerns a, about the mental capacity and obviously it's not, it's, it is, it is. I, I'm, I'm taking it from a caring standpoint, not from one of, [00:46:00] some type of negative, you know, in, uh, um, label on you.

David Perwin: Um, oh, no, no, no. Don't, don't, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: don't, don't worry. Like, you know, no need to, like, I, I don't take these things personally, so I understand what you're saying. Well, uh, please finish. I, I don't wanna put any, any words 

David Perwin: in your and, and so and so to me, I think if, if there's an assessment being made, if, if you are willing to agree to that, or even if you aren't, I really think that a court.

David Perwin: The court would need to appoint somebody to have you go to, to do that assessment. And I don't think until the results of that assessment come out, we can do anything. I can't even get, I don't even feel comfortable asking you to agree to assessment because that is a conflict, um, directly with what we're talking about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Exactly. No, no, I, I congratulate you. Like, um, you know, you're really taking the, the, how do I say this? You are taking the, [00:47:00] you know, you're holding the law, you're doing what you're supposed to do. Um, and then you're, I agree completely with you. This is something that should be reviewed by a judge and Yeah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, and he should decide what is the best course of, of action. Right. Like, until that happens, you know, wasting time and energy and Right. 

David Perwin: Is, is it I'm going to pass the mediation. And then what I told them is that once the assessment is done, then you know, we were scheduled for four hours. So what I told them that I would do is I would, the two hours that we didn't use, I would apply them.

David Perwin: If, if, if, if everything comes back fine or even if they don't, the court will probably at some point return you to mediation. I will apply those two hours. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Wonderful. 

David Perwin: To a future mediation. I'm not going to just say, oh, I used up, you know, 'cause even though I blocked my morning, I can't make money doing it.

David Perwin: I'm not taking that position. I understand. I'm saying is i'll and [00:48:00] apply it to a future, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: to a future mediation. If, if that's the case, I understand that. And if, if that's not the case, then you know, please keep the clip, keep the two hours. 

David Perwin: Well I, I want to earn my money. So that's kind of what is that You will at some point.

David Perwin: You will have to come back to mediation. I know that 100%. Unless you, unless you all reach an agreement without it. So if y'all reach an agreement without it, then, then of course you wouldn't have to. And that would probably be a plus for everybody. But 

Reinaldo Aguiar: yeah, no, no. If you had to 

David Perwin: come back to mediation, I'm gonna have my office manager, Becky, make a note that you have a two hour credit 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

David Perwin: Um, to a future mediation. And then I'm gonna let you know that her, her attorney is going to set a motion, uh, to ask the court to appoint someone. And then you'll have the opportunity to be present. And if you want to object to it or if you want to agree to it, or whatever it is you want to, you'll have, you'll be noticed and have the right to, you know, respond to, to that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Um, but we can't get 

David Perwin: an [00:49:00] agreement. I can't do anything. So that has to happen on the judge's own action. It can't be by agreement. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Well, if, if I may ask you, uh, one favor, could you update? Well, I can ask your office manager to date my address because I'm in a different address now than the one that you probably have.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, so I'll, I'll, I'll do that. I'll update my address with the court and with your office manager and all that. Okay. I mean, I mean, they, they don't 

David Perwin: notice you, I mean, normally they owe notice you by, uh, by email. You don't get notices by email. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh, no, no. But because you said that I'm gonna be pro that she's going to file a petition, right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That means that I'm going to be service. No, not petition. 

David Perwin: It. It's gonna be a motion. It'll be a motion for, you know, a, a psychological evaluation. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right, right. Uh, but, but there's gonna be, there's gonna be a legal service, right? There's gonna be a legal service. No, hold on. 

David Perwin: That's, that's what I'm trying to explain to you.

David Perwin: That service on that will be by the email, whatever email. Okay. Got it. That 

Reinaldo Aguiar: you eFiling, okay. Yeah, 

David Perwin: you're not served in [00:50:00] person on that, on this motion. You're, you're sent an email. If you're eer, um, whatever email addresses your, is connected to you in the case is how you'll be noticed. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. No, no. I, I, I understand that concept.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The thing is that the, the last Okay, I thought you were about the process server 

David Perwin: coming to you, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: your house. Yes. Because when, when they filed the petition, right. Although they could have served me electronically, they choose to send a process server and the man trans passed and there was a whole incident.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was provoking me in my own home, and I want to prevent that from happening again. So that's why I was concerned about the others. Right, 

David Perwin: right. Yeah. Hold on one second though. Your petition, the petition for divorce. Is that what you're talking about? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: The petition for divorce and the motion for the restraining order and the injunction injective orders on like, there was a series of legal instruments they filed and uh, the petitioner had my email address that she has had it for 11 years, but they choose [00:51:00] to send this money in person to trespass the property lines and ignore it, not trespassing, sign and all those things in person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. Uh, so that's why I'm concerned. I don't, I don't, I don't want that to happen again. Hold 

David Perwin: on one second. Mm-hmm. The petition had to be served in person. They cannot erve you the initial petition and, and, and notice of a restraining order that was signed by the court. Those have to be done in person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh, okay. I understand. 

David Perwin: Sub one once that petition, once you've been served in person with the initial pleadings, mostly everything else can be done by Eser 

Reinaldo Aguiar: electronically, but 

David Perwin: not the initial one. So, just so you know, I don't think that. It, it there isn't, and I'm, and I'm, I haven't discussed this with them.

David Perwin: I'm just telling you the basic law for what we're dealing with 

Reinaldo Aguiar: got 

David Perwin: is that you have to be served with that to, um, because that, that confirms that you were actually given notice of the lawsuit. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no. I I, 

David Perwin: once you I understand. Once you file the response, then they can, then they can erve you mostly everything else.

David Perwin: There are, there are a few exceptions, but I'm not gonna waste your time [00:52:00] Okay. With the exceptions. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, but, but now that you're gonna, after, so sorry if I may ask you for a favor, now that you're gonna communicate to them in some capacity in the future, if you can please ask them to not send anybody in person to my home.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Is that feasible? Okay. I will do that. Okay. Thank you. 

David Perwin: Now, just so you know, certain things, like let's say there's a restraining order, some things they can't do it by e, e-service because 'cause of the gravity. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right? No, I understand that. 

David Perwin: I know that you received it, but I will tell them. Um, and did they have the email, has she communicated with you already through email?

David Perwin: Oh yeah. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: She, she, she, she texted me this morning, like she has my cell phone, my email address, you know, like I saw her and we're not 

David Perwin: talking about text. I'm talking about email. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Yeah. She has all my electronic, you know, communication. Who, who is, 

David Perwin: who is, who is she? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Both the attorney, uh, partner. Okay. Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, 

David Perwin: yeah. I'm not talking about your, your soon, your, I don't even know if I wanna call her your ex, [00:53:00] uh, Gloria. Um, all I hear, as long as the attorney has a good email for you, that's all I want to make sure of. Yeah, yeah, she does. I'll let know Yes. To communicate with you through that email that she already has for you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Perfect. Yes, that's agreeable. 

David Perwin: Okay. Alright. That's what I'm gonna do. You're 100% right. We should not go forward. Um, uh, it, it doesn't make any logical or legal sense to do so at this time. Right. Um, and then they're going to, um, I guess ask, uh, the court will have to figure out who would be the proper person to do the assessment.

David Perwin: And then, uh, and then, you know, just so you know, she, you know, I know that Gloria, at least in what I've read, um, is, is somewhat concerned about her financial situation. Just understand that, you know, that may be something that she may deal with you directly to try to, you know, it, it sounds like, um, she's had some money, but [00:54:00] she doesn't know when she'll have money or not have money.

David Perwin: And while the case is pending, she may reach out to you to try to get some financial support while this is pending. But that's, as I told her, that's between you guys on how y'all work that out. That's not for me to do at this point. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand. Yeah. And thank you so much for the. Yeah. 

David Perwin: All right. I'm gonna go ahead and impasse it and, uh, and I hope I, I'd love to talk to you again in the future, and I hope that, unfortunately it'll be under these circumstances, but I want to be able to help you guys.

David Perwin: I feel like I pushed y'all the right direction, but I haven't, I don't feel like I've completed what I, what I want to do to try to help y'all. So hopefully I'll have that opportunity in the future. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much, sir. I really appreciate your time, and again, I congratulate you for, you know, for, for, for making the right call.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much. Well thank 

David Perwin: you. I appreciate that. Have a great, uh, afternoon and good weekend for you. You too. Thank you so much. Bye-bye. Cheer. 

Bye. 

Espina v. Aguiar Mediation - 2025_06_27 08_30 CDT - Recording
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[00:00:00] 

ZOOM: You are in the meeting now. There are three participants in the meeting. You have been added to the waiting room. You cannot talk or listen until the host admits you to the meeting.

ZOOM: Are now in breakout session.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Hello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Hello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Hello?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Uh, yes. Hello? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, 

David Perwin: good morning. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, good morning. 

David Perwin: Okay. Um, sorry I was over there, um, when I was kind of just trying to get a background from both sides. So I started with them 'cause they had joined first, but, um, I have them in a separate breakout room. I have you in a breakout room. And, uh, I guess the first thing I wanted to do is just ask you if you'd, uh, ever been through the mediation process before?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, I've done mediations before. 

David Perwin: And, and and in what context? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, I'm sorry. I can't, I can't talk about that [00:01:00] because I signed a non-disclosure agreement when I went through that. 

David Perwin: Okay. But not a family case. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Sorry, not a what? 

David Perwin: Not not a case regarding your family? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no, no. Never. 

David Perwin: You've been in mediations regarding business.

David Perwin: Yes. Okay. All right. I mean, there mediations really work the same in all processes. I just want you to know that I'm, you know, I'm gonna go back and forth between the rooms to see if I can broker an agreement between the two of you. Um, the court requires you to do this process, and, and I'm just going to tell you, you know, from a family court standpoint, the reason that they do that is because really, number one, um, they just have so many cases they can't hear every single case.

David Perwin: And, and through mediation, 80% of the cases settle in mediation. And so that helps them manage the number of cases they have to hear. Okay. Um, I was the judge in, in the court that you're in back in [00:02:00] 2013, 14, and 15. And then, um, we created a, the state created another court and the governor appointed me to take that one over.

David Perwin: And then I was in that court for five years. So I, I was the judge for eight years and then. Before that I was a family law attorney representing, you know, husbands, wives, fathers, mothers kids. Um, and then since I've left the bench, all I do is mediate cases. I don't represent parties, I just help the courts, help people try to get their cases settled.

David Perwin: So, um, what I'm here to do is try to see if I can get an agreement between the two of you. I'm not here to pick a side. I'm not here to, um, to do anything other than to see if I can get an agreement. It might mean pushing both sides, uh, beyond the position they want to, but that's how, as you know, that's how mediation works.

David Perwin: It's a negotiation. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, yeah. I understand. If I may ask you a, a couple of questions because, you know, kind of important. Yeah. Um, so, uh, could you tell me like what, what, I'm sorry [00:03:00] for asking, but what's your name? 

David Perwin: David Perlin. You don't, oh, I guess you can't 

Reinaldo Aguiar: see 

David Perwin: me on 

Reinaldo Aguiar: the 

David Perwin: screen. Yeah, no, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: no, I can't see you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no. Uh, okay. But okay. Yeah, so I just wanted to make sure that I was talking to the person in the email. Okay. Got it. Yes, I, I understand. 

David Perwin: Yeah. So just so you know, anything that we talk about in this room, if there's anything that you do not want me to disclose to the other side, you let me know and I will keep it in this room.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. I understand. 

David Perwin: Um, the other thing is if, um, I do not report back to the judge about what we did today, all I will do is if we reach an agreement, I will send it to you to sign by DocuSign, I'll send it to her by DocuSign. Or if we don't get an agreement, I will just send a letter to, uh, in the court's file that just says that you mediated, but we did not reach an agreement.

David Perwin: So the details of what we do. Or not disclosed, um, to the judge directly. If we do have an [00:04:00] agreement, it will spell out what that agreement is. So yes, the judge will know that. But anything we talk about in here, other than what's on the paper that's submitted to the court, uh, is not disclosed to the court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I understand. And I have a other two questions very quickly. May, may I ask them? 

David Perwin: Yes, go ahead. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. So first question is, are you still part of the bar? Like are, um. Registered with the bar of Texas. I'm just curious whether you're practicing or you could practice law, uh, still or you retired completely and did not register anymore?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Well, 

David Perwin: no, I'm still a licensed attorney, but I don't, I don't represent parties by choice. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. No, I, I, I understand. And the other question I have, um, this field of mediation, is this a regulated profession? Like is there a body that regulates your work or is it like, um, you know, everybody for themselves? I mean, 

David Perwin: there, there are mediation organizations, but they're, you know, they, they don't, it's not really regulated actually.

David Perwin: Um, you know, what we do in, in our county is that you have to have 40 hours training [00:05:00] of, of basic mediation, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: and then 

David Perwin: you have to have a 24 hour, uh, family law. Um, course that you also take. Um, and that's the, that's the minimum requirement. So, so training and training and 

Reinaldo Aguiar: certification. Yeah. But no, I, I, I just wanted to know if there were, like, because you know, like you see, like, this is a very sensitive matter, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a child custody issues. There are a lot of things. Right. And you mentioned, you know, that you may push the side, one side or the other, you know, beyond the comfort zone. No, 

David Perwin: I'm, I'm gonna push both sides. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Both sides. I push 

David Perwin: both sides. Right, right, right. But, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: but no, no, no. I understand. I'm not implying anything, you know, malicious or anything, but what I'm saying, right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it's, it's, it's a very sensitive issue. And I just wanted to understand if there are any regulations that regulate your role in this, right? Or, or if there are any laws that regulate because like, you, you understand, right? Like, uh, imagine that your child's, uh, you know, wellbeing was at a stake and somebody else, you know, third party told you, you know, I'm gonna, I may push both sides, you know, outside of their comfort zone.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, you know, you may [00:06:00] be worried about, you know, what that exactly means, right? And, and if there's any recourse in case things, you know, don't, don't. But, but, okay, I understand. So you're saying basically it's an unregulated profession and, you know, there's only an organization of mediators, but it's not, and, and the, the Bar of Texas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So no, I guess it doesn't have anything to do with this because anybody can be a mediator right now. Now even, even, even if you're not an attorney, you could be a mediator. Right? 

David Perwin: That's true. That is true. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. Okay. But 

David Perwin: I'll tell you that what we're going to use though, um, to apply anything that we're doing is the Texas Family Code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Exactly. And because you are a judge, you were a judge, and you are a registered attorney, you're still bound by, you know, the moral obligations of lawyers registered with the bar. Right. And by the, all the laws that regulate that. I mean, you're still a lawyer, right. So, I mean, that gives me comfort that you're gonna do the best that you can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank for clarifying 

David Perwin: people come, people come to me to mediate cases because of my judicial experience and because of my family [00:07:00] law background, so Exactly. Because I was a judge for eight years. It's amazing. And I cases like this, um, um, people come to me because of the experience that I have, but I also represented children before I was a judge in, in, uh, contested cases.

David Perwin: I represented, like I said, uh, fathers and mothers. And, um, I did all of that before I was a judge. And since then, uh, well, I, I used to mediate before I was a judge also, but Okay. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, 

David Perwin: coming off the bench and doing this, um, being a judge kind of lets people know that you have seen. Lots of cases, you have lots of, um, scenarios that you have seen that help you try to come up with creative ideas and try to settle these cases.

David Perwin: Got it. So huge plus to being a, uh, to being a judge. I'm not, you know, I'm not actively doing any, I do arbitrate cases sometimes where people come to me 'cause they want me to make the decision and they don't want to go to [00:08:00] the current judge. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Yeah. 

David Perwin: Um, that's by agreement. It's not any other, any other way.

David Perwin: And, and today what we're gonna do this morning is anything that's going to happen can only happen if you agree and she agrees. I cannot make you do anything. I can't make her do anything, but I can point out the consequences on what I think will happen in the court to give you a perspective and give her a perspective.

David Perwin: But ultimately it's a matter of you wanting to agree and her wanting to agree. Perfect. There is no, and, and if we don't get an agreement, then that gives. Um, that basically is the box that needs to be checked so you can go forward with the judge and let the judge make the decision. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand. Thank you so much for explaining.

David Perwin: Yeah. And anytime you have any questions about any of this process, um, this is a good time to ask those questions because that's why I'm here. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. 

David Perwin: Uh, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: yeah. Yeah. Well, and not, not related to the process, but you, you said something that made me curious and I'm just wondering, I don't know if [00:09:00] you would like, you know, you, if you don't wanna share, don't share.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. But I'm just gonna ask, so you mentioned that a governor appointed you to a bench. I was wondering, was that um, governor Abbott or different governor? 

David Perwin: No, it was Governor 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Abbott. Governor Abbott. Okay. Got it. Thank you so much. 

David Perwin: Yeah, I didn't actually meet with him. Um, I met with. Um, I guess some attorneys that worked under him.

David Perwin: Mm-hmm. And it was an interview process. Uh, of course, course people. No, of course. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no. The governors are always super busy. You know, I I, I've tried to meet with the governor once and, you know, he didn't come to the meeting, so, I mean, I 

David Perwin: had met him before, but, oh, in a group session? Not, not in an individual session, but, but then, then after I was appointed, um, I was elected after that.

David Perwin: So, um, got 

Reinaldo Aguiar: it. 

David Perwin: So it wasn't just an appointment. I was, I was, uh, hired as an associate judge in the court that we're in with you, and then the governor appointed me for the new court, and then I got elected to serve a term after that. And [00:10:00] then the next election I was, I lost the election and that's when I became, uh, when I just mediated cases.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You practice mediation. I understand. Well, thank you so much for letting me, you know, get a, a, a view into, into your career and, and you know, your background and knowledge because that's definitely makes me comfortable. 

David Perwin: Um, where are, are, I think I saw something that you, I don't know, either they sent me or you sent me.

David Perwin: Um, so are you from Venezuela? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm originally from Venezuela, yes. I was born there, but I, I, I left law partner. Oh, your wife is from Venezuela? 

David Perwin: No, not my wife, my law partner. Um, okay. She's from Venezuela. Um, she was my associate judge when I was the judge in the five oh fifth. Okay. And, uh, her husband is also from Venezuela.

David Perwin: He's a veterinarian. Oh. And, uh, she's an attorney and obviously she used to be my associate judge, so, um, awesome. It's, uh, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: that's good. Yeah. 

David Perwin: So 

Reinaldo Aguiar: great. 

David Perwin: Anyway, she's been here probably, I think she came here when she [00:11:00] was, you know, probably eight or nine years old. And, uh, her father worked for like a, I think an oil company and they traveled all over the place and eventually came here.

David Perwin: So. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Everybody, everybody in Venezuela works for, for the oil company. Like I, I did, it seems like. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. 

David Perwin: And it seems like most of the people interesting. End up in Katy. Um, she doesn't live in Katy, but um, a lot of her friends and a lot of people that I deal with from Venezuela or in Katy and now they call it Katy-zuela.

David Perwin: I don't know if you've ever heard that. Yeah, yeah, exactly. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Uhhuh. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Half of Maracaibo, a specific city in Venezuela is, yeah, that's where 

David Perwin: she's from. She's from there too. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh, me too. Yeah. And the petitioner is also from Venezuela. Oh, okay. Maracaibo. Yeah. Wow. 

David Perwin: Okay. Yeah, that's exactly where my partner's from.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we, we, we might as well just go to court in Venezuela. 

David Perwin: Well, I'm not from Venezuela, but No, no, no, no. I'm just joking. [00:12:00] I'm just 

Reinaldo Aguiar: joking. I know. 

David Perwin: And a little bit of humor. Going through a difficult time is always a good thing. It's always a good 

Reinaldo Aguiar: thing. That's what keeps me going. Right? Yeah. That's what 

David Perwin: keeps me 

Reinaldo Aguiar: going too.

David Perwin: I mean, I, I love doing family law. Um, I probably would've made a lot more money going in a different area, but I do like helping people, so I'm hoping that I'll be able to help you guys. Um, you know, to be honest, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: to be, to be honest with you, I don't know how you do it. You know, like, uh, I, I mean these family cases, uh, I mean, if I, I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not a lawyer, but if I was a lawyer, right, I, I would think that this is probably the most difficult part of practice because. Yeah. You, you would encounter people with all these conflicts every day that, you know, that you basically, you meet people in the worst moments of their life every day. Right. I, I, I honestly, I dunno how you, how you did it, 

David Perwin: but here's the thing.

David Perwin: Most, most people that are going through this are good people going through a bad time. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, yeah. Yeah. 

David Perwin: It's different than [00:13:00] me. If I was to do criminal cases Right. And I was dealing with really bad people, you know, I don't want to, um, even though I would be bound to, if I, if I was, you know, if I took them as a client, I would need to represent them no matter how bad they are.

David Perwin: Right. I do believe that concept, but it's not something that I choose to do. In other words Yeah. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: It, it's a different 

David Perwin: Right, right. And then the other areas of law just weren't of interest to me. I, I, uh, I feel like, um. I can, you know, I guess add something good to the world by helping people get through these type of things.

David Perwin: So, um, and so that's, that's kind of what motivates me is to try to help people. And so, yeah, I want to get paid. I have three kids myself. I have a, uh, two children at, at Texas a and m, and then I have one who's 14 years old. So, um, I have three boys. And, um, you know, I mean, I have to, I want to, I need to support them, but I love helping families and, uh, even if it's [00:14:00] difficult, if I can help them get through this process.

David Perwin: And that's something that, that is enriching to me as far as my life. So, um, so I'm hoping that, I'm hoping to help you, like even if, if I can't, I'm hoping that you'll come away with some things that are. You know, that you can take with you, um, that will be helpful in your, in the future, whether it's the court or something beyond that.

David Perwin: So I'm hoping that there's some positive things that can come out of this regardless, but I probably settle 90% of my cases 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Nice. The 

David Perwin: average is 80, but I can't do that without the parties being willing to agree, of course. And attorneys that are willing to help the process because, um, this only happens with you saying yes and her saying yes.

David Perwin: So with all that being said, um, I think they initiated the case. So what I want, what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go back over to their room and I'm gonna get an a proposal, um, from them to present to you and for you and I to discuss. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. But [00:15:00] I think, uh, and, and I'm sorry, I, I, I know you have a plan, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I respect that, but I think given the circumstances of the case and this, there, there's some things that are particular to the case. And before we, we go with the, you know, before we go out through all that process, if I may suggest something, it's just a suggestion, right? If you think it's not a good idea, I'm hoping we'll do your way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But yeah, go ahead. So, so this is, this is the, uh, lemme see how I frame this. This is the, the, I, I'm gonna, you know, in two minutes, give you a short, uh, overview of the situation, right? Of, of this particular issue that I think it's a, it's gonna be a deal, a deal breaker. This, this, what, I'm bringing this up at the beginning, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because without this item, I cannot. Agree to anything. Right? And I know you as a mediator probably hear this every single time, but, but this is really important because it's, it's rooted. You know what, you're 

David Perwin: right. I have, yeah. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Everybody comes into mediation. Like, you know, like, I'm not going to move one inch from here, but it's not about my position or ego or what I want, it's not, [00:16:00] it's a legal concept.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? The issue here is a legal issue and it that's great that you're, you know, former judge and, and, and, and a lawyer registered with the bar because you will have insight into this, right? So this is the issue for me. Uh, my, so the, the petitioner, um, uh, uh, she filed, uh, petition for a restraining order against me with the court Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Signed by her lawyer. So the two of them filed that right this restraining order. Okay? Um, the, the petition, uh, it, the basis for it, they alleged that I'm not in use of my mental capacities and abilities and that I should be precluded. From entering the, into any kind of legal contract of any kind. I, I, so they, they, they're asking the judge for a, for a, for a restraining order.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I cannot do anything, I cannot make any decisions, okay? And that I cannot enter into a legal contract with any party. Now, you see, the issue of capacity from [00:17:00] a legal standpoint is critical here because the, the whole goal of this process of mediation is to get me to enter into a contract, into a legally binding contract with the petitioner.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a, it's a fundamental contradiction, and I cannot enter into, I mean, they are saying that I cannot enter, that I should not be able to, or should not be allowed to enter into any kind of legal contract with anybody, right? So what, what I need to be able to proceed with this process is a handwritten note from the petitioner, the other party, saying that she does not have any reason to believe that I'm not in use of my mental capacities. Right? Because otherwise it would be illegal for me to, for, for them to get me into a legal contract because they're saying that I'm not in use of my mental capacities. And then they're, you know, channeling me to, to enter, enter into a contract with them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's illegal. It's taking advantage of a crazy person that's typified in the law. And also, [00:18:00] um, um, morally speaking, right? Like for you as a me mediator , you have the moral duty to uphold the law and you cannot in good conscience . I think that's my contention. What I'm saying is my contention may, maybe I'm wrong, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think in good conscience and morally by the, you know, the, the principles that you know, are upheld by the, by the bar of Texas, you cannot try to get a person whose mental capacities and abilities are being. Uh, let's say questioned in a court to enter into legal contract with the same people that are questioning the legal capacity of this party, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a fundamental issue for us to, you know, even start, uh, negotiating anything, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, and that's why I said that without that I can't because I can't, right? Like if, if they already filed that with the court, if they don't give me something in writing that says that they don't, both of them right, [00:19:00] don't, um, have any reasons to believe I'm crazy, then you know, the issue of mental capacity has to be addressed by a judge, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It cannot be addressed by a mediator or by them or by me, right? It has to be addressed by a judge. So we'll have to go back to the court anyways, right? So, uh, my proposal in that case would be, well, let's address the mental capacity problem issue first, and then let's come back to mediation. Is that, is that reasonable?

David Perwin: I'll tell you. I mean, it's, it, it's right on point. Um, I will tell you, um. If I don't feel I, I will, I'll tell you, there's a couple things going on here, though, so let me, let me kind of respond to what you're saying. And, and I don't disagree with the logic at all and what you're saying, but, but I want to, I want to at least give you a response, um, a from my viewpoint, just because they allege that you aren't mentally competent does not mean that you aren't mentally competent.

David Perwin: So, no, but I, but, but I, [00:20:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: but what I, what I might be, I mean, I'm thinking that I'm right and, and I needed Josh to tell me if I'm or not. 

David Perwin: Stop, stop, stop. Hold on. Let, let me, let me, let me give you my whole, I 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm sorry. 

David Perwin: Go ahead first and then you can respond. But I, I, I want to say everything that I want to say because I don't wanna lose my train of thought.

David Perwin: Got it. So just because they allege that you are or not competent doesn't mean that you. Are or aren't. That's an allegation that they're making. That does not mean that that's true or not true. Mm-hmm. Um, number two, as your mediator, if I feel that you aren't, um, mentally competent to enter into an agreement that it will be my duty to, uh, recess this until there's a determination made and it would be, um, my duty to not go forward if I have that, um, impression.

David Perwin: Now, I am not a psychologist or a psychiatrist, so I'm not doing a legal finding of competency, [00:21:00] even when I'm using my own judgment to determine whether either party is of sound mind, because it's not just, you know, a diagnosis on whether someone has some type of mental illness. But it's also, it could be if they're under some type of extreme dures or some other, um, situational thing, if I feel like they're not, um, capable of making a good decision, even if it's not mental illness, if I think they're of a mental state in this moment to not make a decision.

David Perwin: And that doesn't mean if they're upset because people are upset all the time. I, I wanna make sure that they understand what they're agreeing to and understanding that, uh, of what the consequences are. Not that I can give them legal advice, but they at least need to understand, um, those kind of things. So anyway, but I understand what you're saying is that you can't have it both ways.

David Perwin: They can't en try to enter into an agreement with you at and, and say that at the same time say you're not legal, [00:22:00] you're not mentally competent. You can't have it both ways either. Either they need to say that you're competent and they're entering this in good. Trying to negotiate in good faith. Or if they're gonna maintain the position that you're not competent, then then a, a judge would need to make that determination.

David Perwin: Um, usually after a psychological evaluation. Um, the, the judge is not going to make that just by, uh, hearing evidence. They would have to have something done in that regard. And then once, if the judge determined that you were not competent, then they would appoint an ad litem to represent you. But if they determined you were competent, then that determination would be clear.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, right on point. Um, but, uh, just to, you know, and you know, I agree with 99% of what you said, only one small clarification, what I said right about, uh, your, you know, your potential duties, um, because you're registered, you registered attorney with the bar. I didn't mean that. I was [00:23:00] expecting, just to clarify, I know you, you know this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, like, you know, talking to you, I can tell that you're a very intelligent person. Right. Um, I was, and I I wasn't implying or saying that, that I, I want you to, or that I had an expectation that you would make a determination about sanity or insanity. Not at all. Or capacity. Um, 'cause in fact, you know, that's a, only a psychiatrist can do that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. I'm not even a judge can do that, as you said. Right. A judge would rely on the opinion of experts. It could be a psychiatrist, it could be an FBI agent. Right. Like it could be anything. Somebody who is. 

David Perwin: It couldn't be anything because an FBI agent doesn't necessarily have the qualifications for, for mental health.

David Perwin: I mean the F FBI agent 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no, no. But, but, but lemme tell you why I say that specifically. Right. The reason why they're alleging, um, the reason why they're alleging that I'm crazy is because I reported a group of people to the FBI. Right? That's the reason why they're saying that. Uh, so, you know, to, to judge whether [00:24:00] my claims to the FBI were true or false, the only people that can make that call is the FBI, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not even a psychiatrist like the FBI needs to look at what I said and say, yes, this person is right, or this person is crazy. Right. That, that's, that's the whole contention. It is, it's something, I'm not gonna get into details what it is, but it's something around the FBI. Okay. Now, so, so that, that's what I'm telling you, that like.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, 

David Perwin: but even then, the FBI would just say we find there's no merit. It doesn't mean that you're crazy because you might see 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no, no. Exactly, exactly. But, but my position is that there is merit. I mean, I, I'm sure there's merit, right? So, no, I know. 

David Perwin: I'm saying that my, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: my, my expectation is that when the FBI says, yes, there is merit, it's obvious that I'm not crazy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not expecting the FBI to say that I'm not crazy. I'm expecting the FBI to say, yes, these crimes ocurred . And if that's the case, then I'm not crazy. Like I, I wouldn't even have to go to the psychiatrist for the evaluation. Okay. But that's, that's, that's the thing I I'm saying uhhuh, 

David Perwin: yes. No, the FBI can have their own [00:25:00] agenda.

David Perwin: So they could say there's no merit just because they don't want it uncovered. So I don't think the 

Reinaldo Aguiar: fbi, that's, 

David Perwin: that's true. To make any determination on this, this would something, this would have to go to an independent mental health professional to make that determination. If, if someone feels like that the FBI, the police, nobody else has the authority to do that.

David Perwin: And you making allegations. Uh, of a crime. Um, what, even if they said there was nothing to it or there was something to it, still wouldn't determine, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: determine the, the sanity question legally speaking. I understood. Yeah. Understood. Um, yeah. Thank you for that. So, um, so yeah, so I, you know, I, I agree with you, uh, in, you know, uh, pretty much everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, so, you know, um, the only thing, the other thing I wanted to clarify is that, you know, the way you phrased it, uh, you said something like, you know, you can't have it both ways. And, you know, I want to be clear. Like it's not, I'm, I'm. I'm not using this as a leverage. Not at all. I, I'm just saying, you know, I'm talking 

David Perwin: about them.

David Perwin: I'm talking [00:26:00] No, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: About them. About them, yes. Yes. What I'm saying is, um, that, uh, um, because this question of capacity, mental capacity to enter into legal contracts, right? Was already, you know, you say it's an allegation, but this was a, a, a petition for a restraining order. This is filed with the court because this is a legal ... this is an illegal document with the court, because that allegation exists. Right. My contention is that a person that is responsible for upholding the law cannot, you know, has to take the, like, has to error on the caution side, right? Like, um, e even trying to negotiate something with a person that has been alleged in a court Document that is, that should not be allowed to enter into contract. My contention is that just trying to get them to get to, just trying to negotiate could be a crime on itself. So that, that, that's all I'm saying. Right. Um, so my, the [00:27:00] solution to this is simple. The petitioner can send me a handwritten note before we start negotiating anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, I'm not gonna negotiate anything without this. Right. Because I cannot, I mean, maybe, maybe they're right. Maybe I'm crazy. Right? And so I need to talk to a judge for a person that can make this determination based on relying on, on the opinion of experts. Um, so I, I, if, and, you know, I have to question myself if they're right, just negotiating with them could put me in danger.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like put, could put my, um, welfare, my financial welfare in jeopardy, because mm-hmm I cannot trust my own capacity, right. Because of what they're saying. So the first point that we have to get outta the table is that handwritten note from the petitioner saying that she has absolutely no reason to believe that I'm not in full use of my mental capacity and abilities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If we can get that, you know, I'm open to negotiate anything open to anything. But if we [00:28:00] cannot get that, I think we should cut it short because all our times are valuable. Right. 

David Perwin: Okay. Let me ask you this though. Um, just because she says it doesn't mean that it's true or not true, I mean, she may have her own motivation to saying that you're competent so she can take advantage of a disability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand, but because I, I trust her so much. 'cause remember I was with her for a long time. Maybe she's right. I have to consider the possibility that she might be right. And if that is the case, I need to. A judge, I, I need that a judge makes that determination. Like, I can't, I can't take my chances on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. Because she might be right. She might be right. I, I might be a little bit crazy. Um, and I can't, I can't, I can't gamble with the welfare of my son, you know? So that's why No, no, 

David Perwin: I, I, I get what you're saying, but it sounds to me that you're saying that you will accept her determination on whether you are competent or [00:29:00] not to go forward.

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no, no, no. Not at all. She's not, she's not a licensed psychiatrist and not an FBI agent, so I know, but, 

David Perwin: but you understand what you just asked me to do though. If I go over there and say, we need you to hand write a note saying that you believe that you, that, that he is competent, that you're willing to go forward with that, with that letter, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm willing to move forward to the negotiation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. 

David Perwin: Right. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Yes, yes. But that doesn't mean that I am accepting what she wrote. Even if she wrote that, I may, well, then why 

David Perwin: would you go forward? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Well, I won't go forward because if the alegation is that I'm not competent, and honestly to protect you, if I go forward, imagine this situation. If I go forward and negotiate with them, I can imagine, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I could then tomorrow file a complaint with a bar saying that you channeled me to enter into a contract [00:30:00] agreement with a group of people that alleged in a court document that I'm crazy. I, I'm not a lawyer and you know, it's not my place to give legal opinions, but I think that a lawyer could be disbarred for that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm protecting you. In reality, I'm protecting them because I could also go and then make a claim that they took advantage of a crazy person. Mm-hmm. So for all of us to be safe. The best path forward is that there is something in writing that says that they, that the petitioner has no reason to believe that I'm not in use of my mental capacities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's just an opinion. She's just expressing an opinion. It's not a judgment, it's not an assessment. I'm not going to use that as a, um, anything, just, it's just her opinion. Right. But I want to have it in writing because that way we are all protected. Like there's no crimes being committing, like nobody's violating the moral, but, um, you know, um, rules of their profession and we're all happy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And we can move forward [00:31:00] and we can negotiate this. And I, I'm telling you, I'm very open to negotiate and I'm, I'm willing to be flexible. I want to solve this today, but I can't, I can't enter into any kind of negotiation until she gives me something in writing. That says that she's trusting that I'm, and this is not an unreasonable request.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I mean, we're negotiating here a legal contract. I mean, this is just basic, right? This is a very basic, um, concept of law. So I don't think I'm asking for, for, for, you know, for, for a kidney here. Um, this is a very simple request. It costs them nothing really to write this hand note. 

David Perwin: Okay. Uh, all right.

David Perwin: So here's, here's my response to that. Um, I have no problem doing what you're asking me to do. I guess what I'm gonna say though is, and, and I haven't, through our conversation, I'm, I don't have any indication that, that you're not of the capacity to make a, [00:32:00] a, a negotiation. I, and I'm not saying that you're.

David Perwin: I'm asking you to rely on me saying that I understand that they have made statements about you. Um, and they can't have it both ways in the sense they can't say that and then negotiate with you if they think that you're mentally not competent. Um, that would make the agreement if we reached one inval, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I I I could just go back on the agreement tomorrow. Like it doesn't Correct. 

David Perwin: Right. That's right. Um, I mean, the court would have to find that determination that you weren't competent. Right. But I could 

Reinaldo Aguiar: find it. So, and it, it, it puts into question the purpose of all this negotiation because we're gonna negotiate and spend four hours here, you know, uh, enter into a contract, and then I could go on Monday to the court and file for an, a petition to nullify that contract.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. I would be within my right to do that. So it, it's a waste of time for everybody, right? So I think that I agree. 

David Perwin: Hold on. Let me ask you a quick question. [00:33:00] What do I call you? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. 

David Perwin: Okay. So 

Reinaldo Aguiar: can Reinaldo. 

David Perwin: Okay. Alright, Aldo. Mm-hmm. I just wanted to get that outta the way 'cause we haven't really talked about that and so Yeah.

David Perwin: Okay. I, I, look, I understand exactly where you're coming from and, and it's a very strong position that I I agree with you. I mean, they can't, they can't say, they can't say they want to negotiate with you and, and I can't find, I was trying to see that restraining order that you're talking about and I don't have a copy of it.

David Perwin: Um, I, I, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll, I can email you a link to it, 

David Perwin: okay? Mm-hmm. If you could do that, that would be helpful because, I mean, you know, but, but you, and you understand this, what they're doing is they're alleging these things, but they can't have it both ways. They can't say that they believe that you have these, uh, that this mental deficiency.

David Perwin: And then ask you to sign something agreeing to commit to financial [00:34:00] obligations, a parenting plan regarding your son? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No. Well, I'm not even asking me, not even ask me to come to mediation. I mean, I think that on itself, right? It's a, it, it's questionable. Like how can you say that somebody's crazy? And then the judge says, well go to mediation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, sure. Let's mediate. I mean, the, the, the lawyer who is a lawyer registered in the bar, I believe her moral duty was to object to what the judge was saying in that very moment and say, no, judge, we can't go to mediation because this person is crazy and we cannot Okay, but remember, 

David Perwin: but remember this though, the attorney does not have any personal knowledge of you at all.

David Perwin: She is only a mouthpiece for your, for your wife or your No, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: no. I, I understand. But, but, but, but if she has to assume that allegations are true, right? Because she filed that document with the court, and just by having that assumption. I mean, I mean, any person that, I mean, if, if, if you really believe, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If somebody tells you this person is crazy, this person next to you is crazy, [00:35:00] and then the same person tells you, let's go negotiate with that person. I mean, the logical answer is, I, you know, you just said that the person is crazy, right? I mean, the lawyer should have at least questioned the client, or, or you know, like, and, but I think I, I think agreeing, she agreed in less than a second, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this should be recorded in the court hearing. Uh, she agreed immediately. Like she didn't even, you know, looked up to like, think about it. Like no, immediately she said, yeah, yeah, sure, sure, sure. And she started making the, the appointments and you know, to me, uh, that's, that seems odd, right? But anyhow, I'm not gonna, you know, question the lawyer .

Reinaldo Aguiar: You're just not, well, lemme 

David Perwin: just say this too. Um, and, and, and this does not change at all what you're, what you want to do and what I'm gonna follow through and, and address that for you. I. But there are times when, when there are people, and this is not you, I'm talking about, I'm just telling you that I've been down this road before.

David Perwin: Okay. This 

Reinaldo Aguiar: isn't 

David Perwin: an a concept 

Reinaldo Aguiar: for me, annuation for, right, 

David Perwin: right. There are times where someone who may have mental [00:36:00] issues have have periods of time of clarity. They're not always mentally off. So you know, there are those times where someone can have mental issues, but still be like, if someone wanted to do a will, for example, they may have moments of clarity where they say, Hey, I want X person to get this property, this property, this property.

David Perwin: And then let's say the next day they can't remember who they are or who they are. So there is times where it can be where someone is mentally off at one time. And, and perfectly clear the next, but you know, that's where it gets really gray. Yeah. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's, it's kind of tricky, right? Yeah, no, no, I totally, I totally understand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a tricky then thats why a judge. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm sending you right now the, the document, uh, okay, 

David Perwin: let me, I'm gonna take a look at it and let's discuss it before I go over there. So yeah, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: that sounds like a good, like a good idea [00:37:00] because it's a sensitive issue, right? Yeah. So I'm gonna tell you verbally it's, it's paragraph three, uh, three B and three F on the document I'm going to send you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna note this in the email anyways. 

David Perwin: So this says, um, some notes that I have says that both of y'all have. She has a model S. And then you have a truck and, and we're not going into the negotiations. I'm just, I was just asking outta curiosity, what kind of Tesla do you have? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Model S Um, so Well, both of you have s Yes.

David Perwin: Okay. Yes. Yes. I just got a Tesla in August. That's why I was asking you. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh yeah. It's a nice, it's a nice car, right? 

David Perwin: Yeah. Well, I've got the cyber truck and, um, oh, and I, and I love, I love the truck. I love, you know, the, the speed and the ease of [00:38:00] steering and the uniqueness of it. Um, my wife didn't want to get in it.

David Perwin: She said it was so ugly. But yeah, it's 

Reinaldo Aguiar: a, it's a, it's a divisive subject, right? Like some people love it. Some people, so, exactly. Some people hate it. Uh, yeah. The one 

David Perwin: she wrote in it, she, she really liked it. So that, that was good. So, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: okay, let me ask you a question. What is, what is your email address? Because I have, sorry, I have Becky's, but I don't have yours.

David Perwin: So just switch Becky's name out for David. soDavid@perinaguire.com. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, perfect. David 

David Perwin: and I did see an email from you, but I, yeah, yeah, but 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I, I don't have access to that email address and, um, I mean, it's a different account and I don't have it in this computer, and that's why, so I'm, I'm gonna email you from a different email address, which is my personal email address.

David Perwin: Uh, okay. Um, okay. So the one that, that i, at aldo.ca I just sent [00:39:00] you an email too, so if you can't find mine, you can respond back to that one. If you have access to that. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Lemme see. No, I didn't receive that one here, but, okay. But I'll, I'll send it, I'll send it, I'll send this, um, I'll send, I I have the email already drafted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm, I'm sending this to you right now. Okay? Okay. Yeah. No worry.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so we said 

Reinaldo Aguiar: three B and three F. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. 

David Perwin: Now if, and, and this is kind of getting way ahead of the thing, but if, if we resolve the mental capacity issue and if we were to reach an agreement, is the email that I sent to you not the one, the correct email to send? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, I mean, yes, I have access to that email, but how do I say this?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, oh, you did 

David Perwin: send me an email. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, yeah. I sent you, yeah. The things that I have two, I have two email addresses and one of them is in a different computer that is in, [00:40:00] in my office and I don't use that, uh, for security reasons, I don't use that email address outside of the office. Um, and the one that I'm, you, me, at 

David Perwin: two in the morning.

David Perwin: Did you sleep today? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, I, a little bit. I slept like four hours. Um, but I sent, I was at the office when I sent you that. That's why I sent it from there. Uh, but now I'm at home, so I'm going to use the email that I use from home. But either one, like if you, if you, but if, if, if it's something time sensitive, I'm just saying this in case, you know, this extends beyond today or whatever and you need to reach me if it's time sensitive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Use the one that I'm going to use right now because I have that on my cell phone. Right. I, I can't access it that anytime. But the other one, that's the reason why I made the payment last night or early this morning because that I hadn't gone to the office in a, in a, in a few days and I didn't see your email about the payment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I saw it last night when I was there. Um, that's why I, I made the payment late, basically, two, two hours late. Um, but, but anyhow, I have the email here. I'll send it to you and, and then I guess you're gonna go to [00:41:00] that room and, uh, I'll see you when you get back, 

David Perwin: right? Yeah. But I wanna, I wanna look at the, the restraining order and talk to you about it first, or at least discuss, I want to see it first before I go over there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. 

David Perwin: So if you could send that to me and I'll see if I, the, the court, um, our district clerk is not doing the greatest job of, um, making, I know for some people they're glad that no one can see any files in there, but for attorneys who want to try to understand what case they're working on, we can't access or No.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one, oh, I got your email. I got your email because I forwarded. Yeah. Um, yes, yes, you're right. And this, you wouldn't even, you know, regardless of the clerk, uh, you wouldn't be able to see it because they marked it as, you know, containing sensitive information. Because they, so they, it's 

David Perwin: anything that has a child's name is considered, uh, sensitive.

David Perwin: So 

Reinaldo Aguiar: yeah. But they could have redacted it, redacted the name of the child without redact, and then it can't really, if 

David Perwin: you file, if you file it redacted, then it really isn't a [00:42:00] complete document. Okay. So I'm looking at the restraining order now. Um,

David Perwin: in what section did you want to direct me to? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, well, this is very clear. I think three F is the second page. I think it is. Uh, it says order, Ronald Gui, uh, it says, ordering the psychiatric evaluation of Guiar Murano. Uh, that's, yeah. So 

David Perwin: if you get three, three itself, it says, petitioner requests the court after notice of the hearing to do the following.

David Perwin: So they're asking, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: right, but in, on the, on the nominal f on the page, uh, three. So yes, they're asking for a number of things. Right. They're asking the court to order it. Right. No, no, I understand. No, the, the, the, the restraining or like the, the, the judge hasn't ordered a psychiatric evaluation yet, but they asked for it and for me that's enough.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's right. Right. That's right. Mm-hmm. 

David Perwin: Yeah. So if you don't have the mental [00:43:00] capacity to do something with your child, how do you have the mental capacity to dispose of your property? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I. No. Or even to negotiate, right? I mean, not even, I mean, it's, it's, yeah, 

David Perwin: I was just, I, I guess I said it. You said it better than I did as far as on anything.

David Perwin: It's not just the child. I just separated. You have children issues and property issues. So that's why I said it that way. So you can't say that you have the mental capacity to negotiate property if you're saying that he doesn't have the mental capacity to even have a parenting plan regarding his child.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right, exactly. 

David Perwin: You can't have it both ways. Okay. All right. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go over there and address that with them. And I'm just gonna tell you my thought on this is, is that I think there should be an evaluation done before we do anything. And I agree. So if they say everything is fine, then we can go forward and then they can drop their [00:44:00] claim.

David Perwin: If not, then the court would have to make a decision on what they're going to do. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no. I, yeah, I agree with you. Right. In principle. Um, but the other, I mean, the other, the, the trade off for me is the welfare of the child. Right? If, you know, if, if they're willing to, uh, you know, give me that piece of paper and we can negotiate and resolve this today, and I'm able to see my child, that's a win for me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right? That's all I need. Uh, I don't that, that would allow me to not drag this for a year. Right? Um, but if that's impossible, if they cannot, you know, meet this basic simple requirement, then you know, I'll have to.

David Perwin: She is not concerned that you're going to harm your child. She's already told me that. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no, no, no. I understand. I'm, you know, like, I, I I, I, I would like to like make this abrasion, need a 

David Perwin: written declaration. Correct. Right. Be 

Reinaldo Aguiar: and as I said, right, I could go back on Monday on the, on the con on the contract.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I could go on Monday to the court and uh, apply to have it [00:45:00] nullified. Right. Like, it, it's a waste of time for everybody. Right. Uh, so for contract to be sound and binding and legally, you know. Correct. We need this requirement because they already made that allegation with the court. I mean, this is on them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They made that allegation. 

David Perwin: That's a good point. Alright. I'm gonna go over there and address that with them. So hang in there. It might take a little while to negotiate that or.

David Perwin: Okay. Renado, are you there? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, I'm here. 

David Perwin: Sorry for the delay. We, we had a lot to talk about and I want to kind of, kind of tell you kind of where I think things are gonna land as far as this. So she, she does have concerns a, about the mental capacity and obviously it's not, it's, it is, it is. I, I'm, I'm taking it from a caring standpoint, not from one of, [00:46:00] some type of negative, you know, in, uh, um, label on you.

David Perwin: Um, oh, no, no, no. Don't, don't, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: don't, don't worry. Like, you know, no need to, like, I, I don't take these things personally, so I understand what you're saying. Well, uh, please finish. I, I don't wanna put any, any words 

David Perwin: in your and, and so and so to me, I think if, if there's an assessment being made, if, if you are willing to agree to that, or even if you aren't, I really think that a court.

David Perwin: The court would need to appoint somebody to have you go to, to do that assessment. And I don't think until the results of that assessment come out, we can do anything. I can't even get, I don't even feel comfortable asking you to agree to assessment because that is a conflict, um, directly with what we're talking about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Exactly. No, no, I, I congratulate you. Like, um, you know, you're really taking the, the, how do I say this? You are taking the, [00:47:00] you know, you're holding the law, you're doing what you're supposed to do. Um, and then you're, I agree completely with you. This is something that should be reviewed by a judge and Yeah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, and he should decide what is the best course of, of action. Right. Like, until that happens, you know, wasting time and energy and Right. 

David Perwin: Is, is it I'm going to pass the mediation. And then what I told them is that once the assessment is done, then you know, we were scheduled for four hours. So what I told them that I would do is I would, the two hours that we didn't use, I would apply them.

David Perwin: If, if, if, if everything comes back fine or even if they don't, the court will probably at some point return you to mediation. I will apply those two hours. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Wonderful. 

David Perwin: To a future mediation. I'm not going to just say, oh, I used up, you know, 'cause even though I blocked my morning, I can't make money doing it.

David Perwin: I'm not taking that position. I understand. I'm saying is i'll and [00:48:00] apply it to a future, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: to a future mediation. If, if that's the case, I understand that. And if, if that's not the case, then you know, please keep the clip, keep the two hours. 

David Perwin: Well I, I want to earn my money. So that's kind of what is that You will at some point.

David Perwin: You will have to come back to mediation. I know that 100%. Unless you, unless you all reach an agreement without it. So if y'all reach an agreement without it, then, then of course you wouldn't have to. And that would probably be a plus for everybody. But 

Reinaldo Aguiar: yeah, no, no. If you had to 

David Perwin: come back to mediation, I'm gonna have my office manager, Becky, make a note that you have a two hour credit 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

David Perwin: Um, to a future mediation. And then I'm gonna let you know that her, her attorney is going to set a motion, uh, to ask the court to appoint someone. And then you'll have the opportunity to be present. And if you want to object to it or if you want to agree to it, or whatever it is you want to, you'll have, you'll be noticed and have the right to, you know, respond to, to that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Um, but we can't get 

David Perwin: an [00:49:00] agreement. I can't do anything. So that has to happen on the judge's own action. It can't be by agreement. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Well, if, if I may ask you, uh, one favor, could you update? Well, I can ask your office manager to date my address because I'm in a different address now than the one that you probably have.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Um, so I'll, I'll, I'll do that. I'll update my address with the court and with your office manager and all that. Okay. I mean, I mean, they, they don't 

David Perwin: notice you, I mean, normally they owe notice you by, uh, by email. You don't get notices by email. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh, no, no. But because you said that I'm gonna be pro that she's going to file a petition, right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That means that I'm going to be service. No, not petition. 

David Perwin: It. It's gonna be a motion. It'll be a motion for, you know, a, a psychological evaluation. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right, right. Uh, but, but there's gonna be, there's gonna be a legal service, right? There's gonna be a legal service. No, hold on. 

David Perwin: That's, that's what I'm trying to explain to you.

David Perwin: That service on that will be by the email, whatever email. Okay. Got it. That 

Reinaldo Aguiar: you eFiling, okay. Yeah, 

David Perwin: you're not served in [00:50:00] person on that, on this motion. You're, you're sent an email. If you're eer, um, whatever email addresses your, is connected to you in the case is how you'll be noticed. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. No, no. I, I, I understand that concept.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The thing is that the, the last Okay, I thought you were about the process server 

David Perwin: coming to you, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: your house. Yes. Because when, when they filed the petition, right. Although they could have served me electronically, they choose to send a process server and the man trans passed and there was a whole incident.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was provoking me in my own home, and I want to prevent that from happening again. So that's why I was concerned about the others. Right, 

David Perwin: right. Yeah. Hold on one second though. Your petition, the petition for divorce. Is that what you're talking about? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: The petition for divorce and the motion for the restraining order and the injunction injective orders on like, there was a series of legal instruments they filed and uh, the petitioner had my email address that she has had it for 11 years, but they choose [00:51:00] to send this money in person to trespass the property lines and ignore it, not trespassing, sign and all those things in person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. Uh, so that's why I'm concerned. I don't, I don't, I don't want that to happen again. Hold 

David Perwin: on one second. Mm-hmm. The petition had to be served in person. They cannot erve you the initial petition and, and, and notice of a restraining order that was signed by the court. Those have to be done in person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh, okay. I understand. 

David Perwin: Sub one once that petition, once you've been served in person with the initial pleadings, mostly everything else can be done by Eser 

Reinaldo Aguiar: electronically, but 

David Perwin: not the initial one. So, just so you know, I don't think that. It, it there isn't, and I'm, and I'm, I haven't discussed this with them.

David Perwin: I'm just telling you the basic law for what we're dealing with 

Reinaldo Aguiar: got 

David Perwin: is that you have to be served with that to, um, because that, that confirms that you were actually given notice of the lawsuit. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, no. I I, 

David Perwin: once you I understand. Once you file the response, then they can, then they can erve you mostly everything else.

David Perwin: There are, there are a few exceptions, but I'm not gonna waste your time [00:52:00] Okay. With the exceptions. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, but, but now that you're gonna, after, so sorry if I may ask you for a favor, now that you're gonna communicate to them in some capacity in the future, if you can please ask them to not send anybody in person to my home.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Is that feasible? Okay. I will do that. Okay. Thank you. 

David Perwin: Now, just so you know, certain things, like let's say there's a restraining order, some things they can't do it by e, e-service because 'cause of the gravity. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right? No, I understand that. 

David Perwin: I know that you received it, but I will tell them. Um, and did they have the email, has she communicated with you already through email?

David Perwin: Oh yeah. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: She, she, she, she texted me this morning, like she has my cell phone, my email address, you know, like I saw her and we're not 

David Perwin: talking about text. I'm talking about email. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Yeah. She has all my electronic, you know, communication. Who, who is, 

David Perwin: who is, who is she? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Both the attorney, uh, partner. Okay. Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, 

David Perwin: yeah. I'm not talking about your, your soon, your, I don't even know if I wanna call her your ex, [00:53:00] uh, Gloria. Um, all I hear, as long as the attorney has a good email for you, that's all I want to make sure of. Yeah, yeah, she does. I'll let know Yes. To communicate with you through that email that she already has for you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Perfect. Yes, that's agreeable. 

David Perwin: Okay. Alright. That's what I'm gonna do. You're 100% right. We should not go forward. Um, uh, it, it doesn't make any logical or legal sense to do so at this time. Right. Um, and then they're going to, um, I guess ask, uh, the court will have to figure out who would be the proper person to do the assessment.

David Perwin: And then, uh, and then, you know, just so you know, she, you know, I know that Gloria, at least in what I've read, um, is, is somewhat concerned about her financial situation. Just understand that, you know, that may be something that she may deal with you directly to try to, you know, it, it sounds like, um, she's had some money, but [00:54:00] she doesn't know when she'll have money or not have money.

David Perwin: And while the case is pending, she may reach out to you to try to get some financial support while this is pending. But that's, as I told her, that's between you guys on how y'all work that out. That's not for me to do at this point. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand. Yeah. And thank you so much for the. Yeah. 

David Perwin: All right. I'm gonna go ahead and impasse it and, uh, and I hope I, I'd love to talk to you again in the future, and I hope that, unfortunately it'll be under these circumstances, but I want to be able to help you guys.

David Perwin: I feel like I pushed y'all the right direction, but I haven't, I don't feel like I've completed what I, what I want to do to try to help y'all. So hopefully I'll have that opportunity in the future. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much, sir. I really appreciate your time, and again, I congratulate you for, you know, for, for, for making the right call.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much. Well thank 

David Perwin: you. I appreciate that. Have a great, uh, afternoon and good weekend for you. You too. Thank you so much. Bye-bye. Cheer. 

Bye. 

Updates 07/01
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good morning, invisible friends. Happy Tuesday. Today is July 1st, 2025 and it's about 9:22 AM Central Time. And my name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano. It's my full name. And I'm located right now at my residence located at 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. And this video recording is part of the serious Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips and part of the campaign I'm advancing to "Bring DIOSDADO to justice and bring DIOSDADO to the US", which is the only way where there could be justice.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, today ...I have I want to apologize that because I, I didn't post any updates yesterday just because I was how do I say this? I've learned a long time ago that, I don't know, this is just my, how my mind works... you have to know your equipment, right? ... sometimes it happens to me that I'm thinking about a problem or [00:01:00] something. And the idea is not fully formed. And yeah, like I, I've learned that it's something that I just can't, it doesn't matter if I spend hours concentrated on that, it doesn't work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I just have to let it simmer in a way, right? And then eventually I can see it. So yeah, so there, there were a few things that I was, I, I knew that, I wasn't just I wasn't ready to to talk about those things because I didn't really fully understand them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I spent the day yesterday just doing other things that were important and, after a while I think I saw it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today I have a few updates to, to offer in case anybody ever investigates these things. And, I made a kind of a small list of items. So let me go through that list so I don't forget anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first thing ...and I sorted this list basically as always by potential liability to Diosdado Cabello, which I think is the pressure point in all this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:02:00] Because of the founding of... EBay as well, right? EBay and PayPal with that 3% racket, they accumulate a tremendous amount of wealth as well that they channel to this. But I guess if you think of the operational cost of eBay, right? And pay, and they have to pay taxes they have to play by the rules in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Although, it's a tremendous, immense racket, they have to play by the rules and therefore, some of that money has to channel back to the regular society, right? Via taxes and things like that. I guess what I'm trying to say, the more energy they get from that source also is supplying energy to the free world in a way, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's these kind of things. I think what matters, and I think I mentioned this in the website at some point, what matters? Not really the absolute value, it's the delta, right? So in terms of Delta, the source of income from Diosdado Cabello is more important because he is not paying any taxes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that [00:03:00] amount of energy that is coming from this channel is going a hundred percent to this network and 0% to the free world, right? So that makes the delta bigger and in my mind, I think more dangerous. So yeah. So this list is sorted in terms of liability to him, right? Of what I think could be potential liability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first item I want to bring up is that yesterday I encountered a vehicle. I was driving around. Collecting data and I encountered a vehicle that is documented on the website and from more than a year ago I started posting about this vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This was a vehicle that I think around May, probably May 2024, he the driver of that vehicle he tried to run me off the road. They were, harassing me at that point because I was attempting to buy the second house without them interfering. 'Cause I already had made several attempts and they always, they buy the house, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what [00:04:00] they do. If I go see a house, they immediately buy the house the same day cash, right? So there's no way for me to buy it. So in that opportunity, what I did differently is that I bought the house without seeing it. I didn't even show any interest in the house. I put an offer all cash.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I liquidated all my savings. All I had, right? To be able to escape because I realized that it, as long as I was in this house, I had no chance. I was arounded, 24/7. So in that occasion, when they saw that I liquidated my savings, they started harassing me. 'cause they wanted to know, which one was the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But at this point I imagine They must have known, which one was the house because, with this level of surveillance and infiltration and everything in Katy at this, right? But anyhow I managed to buy the house. But in that occasion, when they were harassing me very harshly, this person, a man a young man he must be at least 10 years younger than me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He almost drove me off the road with this SUV. [00:05:00] Anyhow, I've been looking for SUV, in any way I can using technology, and I've never been able to find it. Yesterday I found it. So I wanted to mention that. I'm gonna give you the data that I got. I haven't ran any of this through the pipeline because I don't have access to that here, but I'll show you how you can get that that data, what I got yesterday, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you go to the channel @RapidFireTips in YouTube, and click on this link that says more links, 13 more links go to the bottom right. There is a link that says Channel Archive, and it's a Google Drive link if you open that. That's basically all the attachments of things that I've mentioned in this channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There is a folder here for DIOSDADO CABELLO, not to be confused with the folder for DIOSDADO CABELLO which is named exactly the same in the, full investigative archive, which is posted on spyhell.org. That's a different folder and has more data. This is only the things that I've [00:06:00] mentioned that could carry liability to the DIOSDADO CABELLO that I've mentioned in this YouTube channel only.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there are a lot of other things, his house and everything, right in the other archive. So there's two archives at this point, basically. One is the Google Cloud storage bucket named, "paypal-mafia", that's the other, that's where the other archive is. And this other archive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so in this archive, you go to DIOSDADO CABELLO's folder and then there's a folder here that says SCTLND, it's abbreviated like that, S-C-T-L-N-D, that's the plate of the SUV. It's a Texas vanity plate. And I found it at this house yesterday. So this is the corner intersection where the house is located. Now this other house that is in this photo is also important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has super high end security cameras guarding the property where the SUV was found. The whole purpose of this house [00:07:00] is to protect that house. So that house must be very important. And the person, or people that frequent that house or used to frequent that house must be very important as well, because it felt like this property that I'm, that I have here in this picture and the address of this property is on the other street, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the address of this property ends in zero seven which is engineering, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The whole purpose of this property is to watch the other one. But anyhow this is the SUV and I don't know if this can Zoom-in enough for you to see it, but you can see the plate there. And you can download the full resolution picture from the archive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so yeah, so that's where it was found. And according to the records that, so that house is 26922 Harmony Shores Drive, Katy Texas 77494. And I saw that, I dunno, the records, the tax records and it is been the same owner for the last eight years at least. So I have, I saw, I have the records from 2018 [00:08:00] to 2025, and the owner hasn't changed in all those years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And supposedly the name of the owner of that house where that SUV was parked is Neil Alexander Sinclair. So that's that. And mentioning this, not because of vendetta, because he tried to kill me, but if he can be connected to DIOSDADO CABELLO, then it would mean that Diosdado Cabello tried to kill me with that SUV in 2024.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that was more than a year ago. So imagine what he has done over the last year. So that's that. The second thing is another property. This, I'm not gonna give much information , because I don't wanna give anything away, but it is a property at 26714 Valley Terrace Drive Fulshear Texas 77441.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I went there yesterday. It's so important that I went there last night to, to record the plates of the vehicles. And they are [00:09:00] already posted on YouTube. And I created a kind of a playlist with the name of this property, with the address of this property.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All right, so now let's talk about other things, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So yesterday a lot of interesting things happened yesterday. So one of the things that happened was that because of the thing on Friday with the mediation, the last video I posted, right? I don't know how do I say this, but it felt to me like like probably my former partner could have been going through a difficult time, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Putting myself in her shoes, right? Regardless of whatever happened I imagined it could be a difficult situation, right? So anyhow, I reached out to her, to talk to her and see if I could do anything to make her not that stressed. And to try to minimize the impact on her as a person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went there and we talked for a while, right? And then a few interesting things happened and, I want to mention them here. I'm gonna try not to [00:10:00] pass judgment or because I don't I don't, not judgment, but I'm gonna try not to turn this into an accusation against anybody, because really, I don't know if this is something that could even be provable, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. I, and you're gonna, you're gonna see what I mean.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened was this, I got there, right? So we started talking and, she was very emotional at the beginning, but then she relaxed a little bit. We were talking next to, to, to my car, to the KOL- mobile. We were next to the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is gonna be relevant in a second, but anyhow, we start talking. Right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she was joking. So she, I mean she told me a joke that she heard on Friday, from the mediator and her attorney, Morgan Hybner. So the joke was ... they were talking and were joking about me not having an attorney.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And apparently the joke was that I did not, I do not need an attorney. Like the mediator Mr. David Perwin, I think is the last name, and maybe getting the name wrong. Let me double [00:11:00] check.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. David Perwin, P-E-R-W-I-N. That's the name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, so the joke was that that I do not need an attorney. And so she was saying that that Mr. Perwin came back after he talked to me, came back to the meeting and he was super impressed and by me, by, or I don't know, by my legal maneuvering, and he said something like, I was smart and I, I didn't need an attorney.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they ha they joked about it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And my former partner said, yeah, he's smart. But the way she said it it sounded like she, she said it as a warming more than as a joke.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, she said that, when she said that, my, and I'm gonna, I said we were talking in Spanish, so I'll have to translate it and maybe the translation doesn't work very well in English.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what I said was, in response to that, I jokingly said , " ah, I got you with the note, didn't I? !". That's, and that's how I would translate it. Translate it, " I gotcha with the [00:12:00] note" and she like her eyes went blank: " What note?" And I said "THE note", "the request for the note". And she was like: "what are you talking about?" "What note?"

Reinaldo Aguiar: At this moment, again, I'm trying very hard not to accuse anybody, but she is the petitioner, right? We go to a mediation ordered by a judge, in the mediation, I talk to the mediator, and my only request, I didn't request anything else , only that she sent me a handwritten note stating that she has no reasons to believe that I could be impeded from entering into a contract.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I wasn't even asking to judge my, my, my mental capacity. I was just asking to state that, she thought that I was sane enough to sign a contract, simply. That was the only thing I asked the mediator to relate to the other party. And when I talked to her yesterday, she didn't seem to know what note I was talking about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:13:00] So I, again, I'm trying very hard not to accuse anybody, but I'm trying to think right, what possible situations could explain that she doesn't know what note I'm talking about. And I asked her this question like five times, and the reason why I say that it's relevant that we were next to the car is because I think one of the cameras was on, and it's possible I haven't checked the footage to be honest, but it's possible that the conversation is there with her yesterday, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: In which she's telling me that she doesn't know what note I'm talking about. So anyhow, I asked this question like five times. I'm not exagerating , but are you sure you don't know what note I'm talking about? "No!" And then I rephrased the question I asked her, okay, so tell me after the mediator talked to me, what happened next?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she explained that the mediator came into the meeting room with her and her attorney and the mediator explained that there was nothing that could be done because the issue of the [00:14:00] mental capacity had to be addressed first. But he didn't bring the request about the note to her. He brought information to her, a decision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Basically, he brought a series of next steps. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm getting from this is that the mediator did not rely my request to the petitioner. And again, remember, this is a mediator, that was a judge who was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the bench to serve as a judge. And he's the same person that is now mediating in this case. And I reported Governor Abbott to the IRS and I filed that IRS form into the exhibit list with this specific court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So of course this is very concerning to me. I have to wonder, and again, I'm trying hard, very hard not to make any accusations, but I have to wonder whether [00:15:00] the mediator stepped over the boundary from mediating and actually made the decision himself without relaying my message or my request to the other party.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if that's what happened. And this is what I say. I don't know if this is "provable" because. I don't know. For example, I don't know the conversations that happened there. I'm just seeing what my former partner is telling me. And again, this might be recorded on the video. And I don't know if she had a conversation with her lawyer and that conversation could be protected by, the privilege that she has to communicate with her lawyer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So maybe even if she's questioned, I don't know if the lawyer is questioned, for example, can she say, no, I can't tell you because this is protected. I don't know. I don't wanna say anything that is not provable, right? So that's why I'm very cautious. But it seemed to me like it could be a very grave thing because if that's what happened, it would mean that Diosdado [00:16:00] Cabello is making the decision on whether to accept the request or not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that would prove he has the child kidnapped, right? Using legal means, but it's kidnapping, right? There's legal kidnapping, this is the thing, it's not a crazy idea like this has happened before to other people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. I don't really know what to do with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it felt to me very wrong. That... and then okay, so let's that put aside for a second, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, so I asked her, okay, so what happened? So after I asked her seven times this question, right? I asked in different forms what did he say? In No, in any of the recollections or answers she gave me, she ever mentioned anything about my request or a note or a request for anything, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course she was getting anxious. I could see it in her face. Like she realized, because I was asking so ly I was interrogating her at that point. So she, she was she realized that she had made a [00:17:00] mistake, right? And she wanted to know what was the note that I was talking about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I told her, I told her what really happened and then, she did this thing where I think she tried to fix it, right? She said something like, oh yeah, I heard something about a request, but my lawyer told me to say no because it would look like I had made up the accusations about insanity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what she said.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, this might be recorded in video. And again, I think this also, I'm not a lawyer, but this felt to me like a huge overstep over, the attorney client relationship line. From what I understand, the lawyer's role is to give you advice, not to tell you. Like the lawyer basically made the decision for her telling her to say no.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So second red flag, right? It seems like the lawyer also is making the decisions for the client. So it's the mediator making the decision and the lawyer making the decision. She did not make the decision, any of those decisions. She didn't even know that I [00:18:00] was open to negotiate from what I gathered yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She thought that, I said I won't negotiate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the way it looks to her that I was " I want to go to court", which is not what I said. And again, this is what I said is recorded and I published it on YouTube. The video recording and the full transcript of the conversation with the mediator is published.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's public, like it's in YouTube. You can listen to what I said to the mediator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So how is it possible that she got a completely different message? Now I understand why they keep the two parties in two different rooms. Of course, it makes sense. So they can control the message, right? They can't twist and because the mediation is confidential and it's done via Zoom , which they own.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The network owns Zoom, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're comfortable that those recordings are not gonna go anywhere, right? So they keep the people in two different rooms so they can twist the message if they want and the other party, 'cause they're in this conflict, they will never know what the other party, they're not in amicable terms, right?[00:19:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that's what failed in this case. I'm not, I don't hate her. I, in fact I went there to try to comfort her because I thought that she would be in pain, right? Emotionally. So that design failed because of that, right? If I really hated her because you know what happened with Marcelo and all that, this would not have happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But because I really don't take it personally, I went there to try to help her in a way, right? And then this conversation came up next to the camera, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's like they say, in Spanish we have the we have a saying that it translates loosely like to something like, " when it's your time, it's your time... there's nothing you can do".

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so that's the second thing that happened . That the lawyer told her to say "No", apparently. That's why she said that in the, when we were talking yesterday, right? So either she was trying to fix the [00:20:00] mistake and didn't fix it very well, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what she said would, I think would probably be a crime, right? If the lawyer instructs the client to do this because of her own interest, and I say her own interest because I reported the lawyer to the IRS and she's in the IRS form that is filed with the court. Let me show you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you go to "form211.org",

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna cut the, the empty spaces here. So the video doesn't have this awkward s but I'll show you the lawyer. The lawyer is reported to the IRS and I filed this in the exhibit. So the lawyer is now part of the case itself. And that brings me to another question. Can I ask that lawyer to recuse herself?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in this form there is a cluster specifically for people that directly participated in the kidnapping of my son in one way or another, right? Yeah. Here it is. So I named the [00:21:00] cluster " Mk" Marcelo Kidnappers, and she is "MK4". She's there. The law firm as well, Adams Law Firm. So I guess, you know, one question that I have to think about, I have to research this, if legally I can file a motion with the court to appoint or to order that another law firm advises my former partner, because this touches my interests .

Reinaldo Aguiar: These lawyers are going to advise her, in the best case scenario, they're going to advise her in a way that is biased. And in the worst case, they might manipulate the information or even make the decisions for her in a way that benefits them, which is what I think happened on Friday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And not because I'm guessing, but because she told me that the information never got to her. My request, which was the only thing I asked the mediator to tell her, he didn't tell her, so I don't know it, it feels. [00:22:00] It feels like it's a rigged game, which I'm used to. I'm used to this to, but but I'm just trying to think what is the fastest way to, to, because I have like maybe 10 different ways I could disarm this, but I just don't know which is the most efficient, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because I just want to resolve this quickly. I want to get my son back. I don't want this to drag for another six months. So I don't know, I don't know if I should file a complaint with the bar against both of them. I don't know if if I should file a motion to the court to remove them from the case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if I should file a civil lawsuit against them personally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. Anyhow so that's. That's what happened. Another thing I want to note is that I filed those exhibits that I filed. So basically what I did what I said on Friday, this is a, what happened is a nuclear weapon, which also another interesting point, right? I was reflecting on this over the [00:23:00] weekend and here you can see the flaw in this design, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like when I made that request of the handwritten note asking just to state that they thought I was sane enough to enter into a contract, that was all I asked, right? The answer was no. Okay. And yesterday I saw that this didn't come from my former partner, it came from them, right? From the people handling the mediation, the lawyer and the mediator at the minimum, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I guess the thought was, if you think about it, right? What would have been the best thing for the group, for the network, I think right. Thinking logically. If I was playing this game on their side, I would think that the best thing for the network would have said, would have been to say, yes, let's give him the note.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, it will open the door to something in the future. Because now we cannot say that he's [00:24:00] crazy, but that's something that we'll have to deal with anyways. Right? Why keep living on the fantasy that we're gonna stop all this by trying to declare him crazy, which is a fantasy in itself. But that's not what they did, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: What they did was to say "no" to giving me the note.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason behind that, I believe, is because the people making the decisions are thinking of their own interest, not in the interest of the group. So Diosdado Cabello, when he made that decision on Friday, he made it because he's thinking that if he doesn't, if he doesn't succeed at declaring me crazy, legally speaking, he will get in trouble.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He could get in trouble with, I don't know, some forces that he may not be able to stop, let's put it that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he's thinking of on his own interest, not in the interest of the group. And that's the problem. That's the problem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, speaking about group dynamics versus individual [00:25:00] interests, I have something to say, but I'll I won't say here to not, to not change the subject, but I'll say at the end of this of this demo okay so that, that was the other observation, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That, that the lawyer told her what to do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other thing the, that came from that conversation yesterday with my former partner was that she expressed frustration because I filed those documents, right? I filed a bunch of things on Sunday evening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I basically used the nuclear weapon. I made all these things become now part of the legal record. So she expressed frustration for that, right? My response was to tell her, look, I know you cannot see it right now, but honestly I did it in the most, trying to minimize the impact on you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then she was like. No, I don't, she didn't believe what I was saying. And I said, look, listen, did you read the [00:26:00] transcripts? Because if you read the transcripts, you will see that, I don't even mention your name. I say my "former partner", and every time I mention your name, I make sure that I say, "I'm not accusing my former partner of anything".

Reinaldo Aguiar: Consistently.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then her response was, no, I don't read the, I don't read the transcripts because I can't, I can't deal with that. I can't, it's too stressful. Something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But this on itself, it's very important. I think. The reason I say this is because how can she make these important legal decisions, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Whether to accept mediation or the note, or without reading the documents. It's just, it's, I think it makes it more obvious that the decisions are being made for her and she's just there, they make her sign things that she's not understanding. So they're taking, I think they're taking advantage of her and they're getting her in trouble, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because she's signing all these things that she's not understanding. And she's responsible for what, whatever she signs but she's not even reading the documents that I filed with the [00:27:00] court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which brings me to another point. Remember at the beginning of the conversation with her yesterday, she expressed frustration because of what I filed, but then she tells me that she didn't read the transcripts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So seems to me like what's happening is that the lawyer is telling her the information filtered, right? Like the lawyer reads the transcripts and then she tells the client something and instructs her on what to do. It's just a, it's just a situation that leads to manipulation. It's a crazy situation, again, but on this part, I can't say anything because that's her choice, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: My former partner is choosing not to read the transcripts, and to rely on what the lawyer is telling her and letting the lawyer make the decision for her. If she's allowing all that to happen, right? I, there's nothing really I can do. It's not my place to do anything there.[00:28:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it's just a sad situation, like seeing how they manipulate people and regardless of whatever happened in the past, it's just I feel sorry that, she's, she might get in trouble and they're just using her to sign things that she's not even understanding what they are.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was all, that was obvious to me in that conversation yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the most, the thing with most liability here is probably the fact that the mediator didn't convey the information during the mediation, which was his role. Besides the, all the things that I think it's even fraud, he defrauded me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause he made me believe that he was mediating and he wasn't mediating anything. He was posing as a mediator, but he didn't mediate anything. And remember he's a former judge. And this brings me to another point, which is and here I want to be very careful because to be honest with you, like this person has power over me, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This person has the legal power to declare me insane and to take my son away from me forever, [00:29:00] right? So I'm scared by that if I'm honest. So I'm gonna be very careful here. But I have concerns about the judge and lemme tell you where my concerns originate. Okay when all this happens, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they send me the process server to my house to harass me, 20 minutes after I started doing Google Maps API calls related to addresses related to Diosdado Cabello. 20 minutes later, Morgan Hybner sent me this man to harass me, this is documentary in the website. And then in those documents that he served me, there was a citation, which is when I went to that audience to talk to the judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? The judge ordered mediation despite of the serious claims about my mental capacity, he order mediation and then I go to this mediation and the mediator and he [00:30:00] suggested the mediator, like the judge verbally suggested this specific mediator. He said, this person, he was a judge, I know him. And this mediator, David Perwin, he was a judge in the same family court, like in this same, I mean it was a different number. This is 387 and I think he told me 505 I think or 500, like something like that. But it is also in Fort Bend, also family court. So they co they're they're colleagues or maybe David Parwin preceeded , maybe they didn't collide in time, but they were working in the same thing. So this judge suggests the mediator. Okay. And the mediator. Now I'm seeing that didn't even relay my message to the other party. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, beyond what the mediator is because these are two separate individuals, right? I cannot extrapolate what the judge, is saying and say that they're working together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? But the fact that, [00:31:00] that the judge ordered the mediation and suggested this mediator is important and relevant also at the end of this mediation on Friday, right? And this is recorded in the recording that it's on YouTube posted publicly, he said, and I'm quoting him word by word, he said, "it makes no logical or legal sense to proceed with mediation if your mental capacities have been called in question in a court of law", right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I guess. What I'm going with this is that from my position, right from my shoes, I now have a legal opinion from an attorney who is registered with the Bar of Texas and was a family court judge for eight years and was appointed by the governor [00:32:00] and happened to work in the same district court as the judge that sent me to mediation, despite my mental abilities being questioned.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So from my shoes, having this legal opinion from this very prominent lawyer, right? He gave me that opinion for free, but he gave it right in his official capacity as mediator. But his background is important to give weight to his opinion in light of this specific court. Okay, now. I feel like that judge could have seriously harmed me because he sent me to a mediation knowing that my mental capacity had been questioned.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He sent me to a place to sign a contract when the other party with the same people that were alleging that I'm crazy. If there's a way a [00:33:00] judge could harm me, it's that right. There's no worse way to harm me than that. If I'm crazy, if I'm crazy, sending me to sign a contract with the people that are calling me crazy is the worst possible thing you can do to me as a judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Ordering me to go to mediation. So I felt, I feel now putting aside what the mediator did just putting that aside. I feel like the judge, put me in a serious position of harm.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I have to ask myself if I should ask the judge to recuse himself because I'm afraid now that his decisions could further harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not because I'm paranoid, but because this happened .

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing that, that I think is important that to mention is that after I went to mediation, then, this thing happened with, I learned yesterday that the mediator didn't relay the message, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna make a parallel [00:34:00] here, but you know this situation... I was, I if it feels very similar to me, to something that happened in the past where basically the, I'm gonna say what the commonality is, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That I go to a place ...so the sequence is this: A situation gets induced in my life, and a situation that is a problem. And then I'm gonna say, what is the, what is the sequence that I see that is similar? And then I'm gonna tell you what is the other situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The sequence is: a situation gets induced in my life that it's a painful situation, it's a problem that prompts me to go talk to another person . That person on their official capacity, acting completely within the boundaries of the law refers me to another party [00:35:00] that could cause me harm if the thing is not done correctly, given the situation that I already have and that third party does harm me, seriously, harms me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The parallel of this is Marjorie Broussard. So Marjorie Broussard took a CT scan of my full torso to help Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Padrino Lopez measure where exactly was my spine injury. Then they created a series of situations that exploited that injury to cause me pain, unbearable pain.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I go to Marjorie Broussard. Marjorie Broussard, instead of referring me to pain management because I expressed, I was crying, literally crying when I talked to her from the pain, she did not send me to a pain clinic, she sent me to "physiotherapy" and the physiotherapist, she told me exactly what exercises I had to do [00:36:00] and how to do them, and she supervised me doing the exercise. I had to go to the clinic to do exercises with her, and those exercises actually harmed me, and I lost the ability to walk after I did them for four weeks.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see the commonality I see in this is, they induce a problem. I go talk to a person in an official capacity, a doctor in the case of Marjorie.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in the case of Marjorie, the problem was the back pain. In the case of the judge, the problem is Marcelo is kidnapped with legal means, but kidnapped.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then in the case of the back pain, I go talk to Marjorie. In the case of the kidnapped child, I go talk to the judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the case of the back pain, Marjorie refers me to the   physiotherapist, in the case of the judge refers me to this mediation with David Perwin, previously appointed by Greg Abbott.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then , in the case of the back pain, the   physiotherapist, [00:37:00] hurt me, with exercises and I lost the ability to walk for months, three months or something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in the case of the judge, David Parwin manipulates the process and he put me in a separate room where I cannot see what she's saying. She cannot see what I'm saying. And he decides for her.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the same thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So now I'm in a situation where I have this legal proceeding going with a judge that I honestly can't trust.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm scared because I feel like he has a lot of power over me. He could, he has the power to declare me insane. It's not an easy situation, really.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Speaking Of the judge, one thing I've noticed I tried to find him in the index, but his address and I understand right, judges, because of their line of work, they don't put their addresses, they, in the public, they, they obscure their addresses, right? Because somebody could get upset with their judgment and then try to harm them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand that. So I could not find the address right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But one thing [00:38:00] that caught my attention was that he went to Ohio State University and graduated around 1992 . And this is relevant, or might be relevant because James Casey, I don't know how to pronounce his last name. The "Chief Data Protection Officer", like these people are unbelivable .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the "Chief Data Protection officer" of Akamai actively participated in the Liana Technologies slash Wikipedia slash Akamai attacks against my company. So much so that I reported him to the RS and I also named him in the Class action, class action lawsuit I filed with the district court Southern District of Texas that I filed on May 19th.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this class action lawsuit is included in the list of exhibits that I filed with the court on Sunday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm saying all this because Jim Casey went to law school at Ohio State, if I recall correctly. I don't have access to my [00:39:00] data here, so I might be wrong, but if I recall correctly, he went to Ohio State and I think he graduated if not the same year, a year before or a year after or two years after.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't recall exactly, but he went to the same law school. So they, they may know each other, right? So I don't know. That adds another concern.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The person I'm suing in the district court as a major player in this, and who was the CEO think of Neustar, a major player on the "fake news" machine, and then he became the "Chief Data of Protection officer" - protection for them, of Akamai.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they went to the same law school, maybe even the same years. I don't know, it just it adds just more concern to the already concerning situation. So I don't know, this is one example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's one of those cases in which the idea is not fully formed in my head in my mind. And I just have to let it simmer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Side [00:40:00] note Morgan Hybner filed yesterday. A motion. I haven't read the motion to be honest. 'cause again, like I have all these questions. I, I. On my mind, I don't want to add another thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll read it today.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine I have some reasonable time to respond to this. But what was interesting right, was the timing. So I filed those documents with the court in which she's named in the IRS form and mentioned, in the cluster of kidnappers. And when I called my former partner yesterday , that was like 11:00 AM and I, and she was like, oh, I'm driving, and oh, what are you up to? And she's no, I'm coming back from the lawyer's office because I had to sign an affidavit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But this was interesting to me, right? And then two hours later, Morgan Hybner filed this motion that I haven't read, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was Filed at 3:00 PM yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what was interesting to me was the response time, I filed those documents, I think it was like 5:00 PM Sunday or 6:00 PM [00:41:00] and say in 14 hours, 16 hours. My former partner was already in the law office signing something. And supposedly, this is a low level, simple separation case, in a small rural town in Texas. I've talked to lawyers before for example, Mark Siurek , right? He has a busy practice. If I emailed him, he would reply two days later , right? And we never met in person before the mediation . And it was, he made like $50,000 or $40,000 on his contingency fee from that case. It was a higher profile case than this. And his response time was two days, three days, over email. But in this case, I felt something on a Sunday evening . And at 9:00 AM on Monday, my former partner is at the at Morgan Hybner's .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it feels like she's getting like a VIP treatment, right? She's, she must be the most important client of this law firm for this very low level simple separation, supposedly, right? Separation case. I, it's not a [00:42:00] smoking gun, but I think it shows like that the law firm is in it, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they are, they're acting on their own interest, not on the interest of their client, nor on the interest of the child. This is their own interest, right? And Diosdado Cabello interest. That's why the response time is so fast. Okay. I think I'm gonna almost close on the legal topics with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's one more thing. There is a lawyer a lawyer and a judge that has been flagged by the pipeline for, I don't know, say six months, seven months. A lot of signals. I'm not gonna go into much detail. Her name is Lina Hidalgo. Okay. The here in Fort Bend County. Super flagged . Super flagged . A lot of signals, a lot of data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll pass the information directly to the FBI, I won't say any details to anybody but the FBI in person. Okay. Because she's a judge, right? And I know what judges [00:43:00] can do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now I'm gonna go quickly through a list of entities that have been flagged before. I've been trying to, or thinking of mentioning them, and I've mentioned them in other ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I created videos, but I wanted to do it verbally with my voice, showing my face not, on a website with written because it's important, right? So one is Jose Alberto Inciarte. He's, co clustered with the Hidalgo Martinez, and they were like the version, " alpha 0.1", right of all this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Back in 2005 when Pierre Omidyar tried to, to steal what I was doing the first time, which he then stole. But another opportunity he used Jose Alberto Inciarte and Hidalgo Martinez, I believe Hidalgo Martinez is here in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Jim Donovan from Goldman Sachs. Documented in the website. Also, there is a video about him. He is basically a power broker. He is the juncture point between Goldman Sachs and, Washington [00:44:00] politics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The founder of Oracle, Larry Ellison, also super flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mark Cuban, the, Shark Tank entrepreneur Super flagged as well. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Ken Paxton, attorney General, Ken Paxton. I filed like three different complaints. My son wouldn't be kidnapped today if he had done his job. That's not the reason why he's flagged. He's been flagged even before Marcelo was kidnapped for multiple reasons, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Google's Artemis team, so Artemis is an interesting thing because it's a project I created at Google in 2016 to fix the many issues that happened because of this bad design of, making local use the web index. And I talked about this a little bit when I did the demo about the NAVBOOST and the local web team. That design really doesn't make sense and it created a bunch of problems and Artemis fixed a small subset of those problems.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So after Travis Kanick moved me to Goldman [00:45:00] Sachs, transferred me basically to Goldman Sachs, they created at Google a team for Artemis to take over this project that I created that I was maintaining alone. They created a full team in Boston to maintain this thing, of course, to get the code and all the design documents in an organic way, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then like in 2021, that team tried to "recruit me" and they created a series of interviews, and extracted information from me about Artemis and about other things that I was working on after I left Google. And they of course, never gave me a job offer, right? Because the objective wasn't to bring me back to Google, the objective was to get this information and the things that they couldn't understand how I did them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So all of them are flagged. The members of the Artemis team okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also I want to mention the names of the people that are in the medical cluster. So the medical cluster is a set of doctors that have provided medical care to me in one way or [00:46:00] another, and all of them, as it turns out, after I captured Elon Musk's geo-index , all of them are marked in the index and are part of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically my healthcare over the last, I don't know at least, 12, 13 years was provided by eBay. That's what it means. By agents working for eBay to harm me, right? So I could not compete with eBay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm, I kind sort them in a way that I think makes sense liability wise for Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think the top one would be Dr. Tang Ho , he reconstructed my nose and this was a ruse I'm just gonna give a little bit of information. Penelope Suarez and some other people all at the same time, people that supposedly didn't know each other, started telling me that it was hard to understand what I was saying because my nose was like blocked.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they made me believe this that I had a serious, and maybe I had it, I don't know. But if you hear this same thing from five different people at the same, around the same time, right? In different situations, people that don't know each other, you think "I have a [00:47:00] serious problem", right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I went and looked in Google and this suggestion came up at the top, and I went there and he operated on me and reconstructed my nose. It was a super painful operation and I have a lot of data about what happened in that operation, but I'm gonna only give that to the FBI, but he's probably the one that Carrie the most liability and he Chinese, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that could connect all this to the Chinese intelligence services.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the second one would be Marjorie Broussard, because of the spine targeting my spine to harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then Maryther Oropeza, because she was inserted as a "caregiver" for my son.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then Kara Chaney Carter, because she harmed Marcelo with a vaccine, I think it was Vaxelis (DTaP,IPV,HiB,HepB), the exact name is documented in the website. That's the name of the vaccine, she used to harm him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have Dr. Vi tenas a plastic surgeon here in, in Houston. Super flagged. And, serious liability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have Dr. [00:48:00] MATTHEW-JAMES ISOM. He was the OBYN that my former partner retained while she was expecting Marcelo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Lorena Conde she hurt me with medication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The The PsyClinic 281-837-6466,

Reinaldo Aguiar: Dr. M. Lintao. And this is related to the prescription RX #559027 filled by CVS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Lopez-Miranda, Beatrice, MD and that's the person that did the CT scan of my spine that was then used to harm me. I think, she has the least liability because she only did the CT scan.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I don't know what level of involvement she had, but she's flagged like she's marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. That's that. And then I want to talk about a person called Wayne Bailey. It's a spelled W-A-Y-N-E and the last name is B-A-I-L-E-Y.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this was a ruse that they did where, [00:49:00] Max Tarasiouk was trying to steal the technology, he was posing as a salesman working for me. He was an agent. And then he started sending me these emails, right? Like implying that he had intellectual property ownership of the company. Like the thing that they do, like the same thing they did with Hidalgo Martinez and Jose Alberto Inciarte... the same thing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same thing, but 20 years later.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one is important because so after the thing with Max happened, I tried to retain a lawyer, but my means were very limited. I could not go and spend $20,000 on, on a corporate law firm to fight with Max. That would also harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I did I did, there was a website, it's kinda, it's a website where lawyers and attorneys can freelance by the hour, right? I, and I can't recall, I can't recall the name of the website. I have to look it up. But anyhow, I found him there and he's in Texas. So he's registered with the bar and he was also a judge, so [00:50:00] he's a former judge. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I asked him if he would help me, with this situation. And he said, yes, I'll help you. And he charged me like it was ridiculously low, like a hundred dollars. It was like 150. But of course I understand it was just so I retained him, anyhow, he helped me, but I think the liability is high. Because he's a lawyer, former judge, and also because he he used... so during this process, like I asked him because ... naive Reinaldo thought, imagine I think about these things that I did and I laugh because, I was so naive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So at that time I thought that to scare Max off to make him to back off I could, my idea was that I could create a situation in which it would look like Wayne Bailey was an in-house counsel . Like I had retained a full-time lawyer, right? Hired a lawyer for my firm, for my company to fight Max, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he would back off.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course I'm laughing because [00:51:00] with the level of surveillance... they have my house wire, right? Like they know that I and they sent, this is an agent, like they know that I only pay a hundred dollars for this, right? So max would never be scared by that, right? With the amount of intelligence they had .

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I asked Wayne Bailey if he would work, by the hour as an in-house counsel . And he said, yes, for a hundred dollars an hour only when needed , something ridiculously low like that. And so I gave him an email address, access to the email address of the company. He got access to being inside of the domain, which is, you can see, the contact list, you can see the, there's a lot of things you can see when you have an email address on the same domain of the company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he, he got that for and which I think was at the end, the goal. But anyhow, because he's a judge and he's registered with the bar, I imagine the liability for industrial espionage is probably higher.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you think about, the spectrum of [00:52:00] liability for industrial espionage. The liability has to be the highest for somebody who was a judge, and knows the law. And he's licensed attorney. Not the highest, probably Robert Gates right. Would be worse.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'Cause he was Minister of Defense. Yeah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is pretty close and not, it's in terms of, like how absurd the violation is. Okay, so that's that. Okay, so now the next thing I want to talk about, to close this segment is the following about that hypothetical game we played on Friday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I call it "Human Systems" (TM). And I made a TV commercial for it. It's posted on the channel. I've been watching it a few times trying to see, how a person that is not familiar with the space . Because I have to tell you, I've been working on, like the company, the technology that they stole the last time, it's "Key Opinion Leaders". It's a technology to rank influence, right? So I've been working on this problem of influence for years, right? Many years, more than five years. So I'm saying that to say that, this is a problem that, that I am, [00:53:00] I'm familiar with, right? This problem of how to influence human systems, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's my area of research in a way, right? Ironically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow I was thinking how would a person not familiar with that area of research would perceive this video? What would they get from it? And I think I saw a flaw in my delivery of Friday, which is, I think I did a good job at making the concept understandable for a wide audience, which was my goal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, I think what I did not really hit was the question of, okay, but why would anybody target me? Not me, Reinaldo, but like the viewer, right? If somebody watches that video, they could ask themselves , say, yeah, this is pretty interesting, nobody's gonna target me because I'm just a regular guy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm a regular girl. Doing something that is not world changing. This is a problem for the people in the 2%. The target the people that they're targeting are the people that could make a difference because they are inventing something or because they have control over an important [00:54:00] system or because they have an idea technology that they want to steal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So a person that is not, that doesn't see themselves as doing something worse, stealing may think, oh, this is not a problem for me. But that's not true. That's what I want to clarify. Because this is the, the game I proposed is accurate, but we can build on that game.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, now let's play a different game. Yeah. So this game is called "Society", okay? And we can make it this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in this game, each player is given 2% as a quota , right? So you can pick 2% of the people in any of the systems involved. So the scenario now involve multiple sub-scenarios.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When We played on Friday, it was one scenario that was a school, right? And then I expanded to the school system, composed by multiple schools to show that you can build on [00:55:00] this effect.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in this game now you have multiple scenarios on the scenario, okay? And your goal is to gain control of the entire society, of that small society.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And so for example let's say that the society is the, all the educational systems in your city. And by educational systems, pre-K, primary school, high school, college, right? So your goal is to control all of that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you are given 2% of the population. So let's restrict it to four soup scenarios, okay? Pre-K, primary school, high school, college. And you're given four teachers. So that's what you can play with. You have four teachers and then you [00:56:00] have the ability to pick 2% of the total population across those systems and also external systems.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like for example, although we're playing with the school entities, maybe you can pick a police officer or a judge or a mediator. Okay. Which are not part of the system that they're external, but you can pick them in the extended society and use them if you need to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see, you get four teachers. So the first question is, okay, how do you allocate your four teachers? You can plant one teacher in one of the subsystem in each one, right? So you can put one teacher in the pre-K, you can put one teacher in the primary school. You can put one teacher in the high school and you can put one teacher in the in, in, in the most prominent college in that area in your city.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So you have these four plants and you have 2% of the population that you can control, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, because this session is already pretty long, let's not play the game, but I'm gonna explain why this is [00:57:00] relevant, right? The way they do it the way you would gain control at the end.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's two ways, right? One is you can buy placement, meaning, you create the school, you have so much money that you build the school, and then you name the principal, right? And then you got it. You have control of the school. Because after you have the principal, you can have, you can name any, anybody you want or the owner of the school, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If it's a private school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the other way, which is the more relevant to this conversation is that you have to promote these plants that you have in a way that looks organic. Okay? The way it would play out is that, you would pick you, you would make your picks, and you have to make your picks based on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Your end goal is that you want to promote these four plants to, at the end be the directors or the principals or at the top highest ranking position of all these four institutions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Once you have gained the control, you have placed these four plants at the top of the four institutions. You won the game because then you have full control, okay?[00:58:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to make this happen, these people have to progress in their careers in a way that looks organic and be promoted and eventually get to those positions of power, right? How do you do that? By employing the 2% of the population that you have to harass anybody that can compete with your plants , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The pre-K you have a teacher there. If there's a teacher that you know it's a good teacher and kids love the teacher and parents love the teacher, you have to harass that teacher because that teacher potentially could achieve the promotion. And you don't want that because you want your plant to achieve that promotion, the same with the primary school, right? Anybody that competes with your person, with your plant, in that system, you have to harass them, right? With the "P-E sexual harassment suit" and with the, the legal kidnapping of the child and, tampering with their medication, depressing them whatever it takes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But you, nobody can compete with your people, right? So that's why this is [00:59:00] relevant to everybody because it doesn't matter if you are working on a life changing technology or a world changing technology or not. If you happen to be in a position or in a system where that they want to take control and you are doing a good job, they will harass you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because otherwise the plant will not get promoted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The reason why the plant will not get promoted, and I'm not saying may not, I'm saying will not, because the plant has no real skills. The plant is a spy. He's not a teacher Really. Or he or her. It's a plant. Their job, their skill is to spy, is not to instruct the students.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they lack the skill and they will never get promoted organically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The only way they get promoted is by eliminating the competition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this brings me to the more subtle point of all this the more subtle point of the attack of this 2% attack or against society is that. [01:00:00] Not only they're planting their people in the positions of power, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that they're destroying startups and stealing the source code . But it's also that they're replacing the real 2% of that society by a fake 2%. I think that's the nuclear bomb. Let me and I don't mean to sound condescending, but that thing that I said is a very deep concept. Okay. It's very deep.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It, at least to me, right? The first time I thought about this problem maybe a couple of years ago about this thing that I just said, it took me like a week to really see it right? To fully digest it in a way. It's a very deep implication. What I'm saying is this, and I know that maybe some people will watch this video, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I, I don't mean to say that, there's people that are more worthy than others. And so I'm not saying that, okay. I'm just saying that [01:01:00] different peoples, and this not only in people, like even if you look at cattle or if you look at dogs or animals, anything, right? In any group of living beings, there's different behaviors, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And different goals and different drives and different personalities. And in, in society, in human society, when you, if you think about technological advancements, it seems like when you look at, in the past, right? And you look at the number of individuals that have made those, achievements that propel society forward in a big way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's always a very reduced number of individuals. It's not because they're smarter it's because of different situations, right? That collided and created those accidents. Those are really outliers, okay? But that number is small, and that number is about 1%, maybe 2% of the population. Okay? So the, and within that set of people, there's also another in distribution hidden, [01:02:00] another bell curve hidden there, that 2% do not contribute equally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like within that 2%, there is another 2% that you know are the people that, invented space travel, the people that discovered nuclear power , right? The people that invented the steam power, right? That is the 2% or the 2%. But what I'm saying is because of this 2% attack and the Aguiar theory really, what they're doing really at the same time that they steal the ideas of the people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they're harassing anybody that could compete with their plants . So only their plants get promoted...

Reinaldo Aguiar: What is happening in reality is that not only they steal the technology, but they completely how do I say this? They completely bury this person in a way that they cannot really contribute in any meaningful way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then basically they replace [01:03:00] what the position that the person would have taken in society by a plant that has no skills. In American society in this case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think that technique of stealing things that way, and, harassing anybody that can compete with the with their synthetic 2% the nuclear weapon there is that they're replacing people that could have contributed to society.

Reinaldo Aguiar: burry Them, by, attacking them, making them sick, depressing them, like whatever, right? Kidnapping their sons or daughters.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then they replace them, they take the technology and give it to Elon Musk or to Travis Kalanick. People that don't, are not really adding any value. If you look at it objectively, what value what is the value, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think that's the deeper the more subtle, but more damaging attack because it's a long-term damage to society. And at the same time, they're floating all societies with drugs provided by Diosdado Cabello and creating inflation. Inflation in other ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [01:04:00] Inflation I'm gonna say this, it's probably off-topic, but I'm gonna say it because I've been meaning to say it for a long time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now always, something comes up and I don't say it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's one of the distributed 2% attacks that they do, It's against oil prices. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this I documented in the website. I've got data for this. So what they seem to be doing is that they inflate the price. So they control a series of gas stations, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Shell gas stations are notable ones, the Buc-ee's gas stations. And I have recordings of those gas stations where they're doing this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they inflate the prices of the gas station. So they, it is a scheme that they have, they inflate the prices of the gas in those gas stations at specific hours, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: To avoid things like audits and things like that. They inflate the prices and then they send thousands of people at the same time to fill the tanks, right? And they do this across the nation in thousands of gas stations. And remember, like they have 2% of the population, right? [01:05:00] We're talking about millions of vehicles here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this way they concentrate the purchases of gas at the same time. So basically they're creating artificial pressure on the oil market this way. And because of that, there's an immediate reaction on the market and the price goes up, right? So that's half of the scheme. The other half is that these countries that conform this network, Venezuela, Russia, Iran, control the majority of the production of oil, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they have this OPEC cartel, the, I don't know, OPEC is called in Spanish. I don't know. I think the name in English is different. They're organization of countries that produce oil or "OPEC plus", I don't know what it's called these days. It's a cartel, basically. They control supply. So what they do is that, and also they have people inside of the strategic reserves of the US.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The entity that controls the strategic reserves of oil of the country. So with the [01:06:00] information they can gather from the strategic reserves, they decide when to press the market. And at the same time with the opec, they lower the supply. And that way they artificially, keep the prices, the Oil prices up.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a financial crime of planetary scale.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they're doing this on American soil using gas stations that they own as a network, right? So it's it's my, but it's one good example of the 2% attack how a group of individuals, because they're coordinated, they exercise pressure on things at the same time, and it has an effect. It has a tremendous effect. This is a disproportionate effect.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to close this with this example of the inflation and what I was talking before about the game "Society" , the, I think the big takeaway here is that in everything that they do, they're thinking as a group. Like for example, when we're talking about a low level school in a [01:07:00] town, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they have a plant in there for some reason because maybe somebody important is gonna have a child in next year, I don't know, right? And they, so they plant somebody in the pre-K. So it gets promoted to that in that school in three years. And collides in time when with this child that is not yet born, is gonna go to pre-K, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see. They will start harassing all the teachers in that pre-K, so they quit or whatever. And this one becomes the most senior teacher and becomes the principal in three years, right? But you see the thinking, right? That the Chinese, the Venezuela, like this coalition of countries will harass these teachers that, really have done nothing to anybody and are not really working on anything groundbreaking, but they will harass them because they are foreseeing that in three years, that position of principal in that pre-K is gonna be fundamental, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm saying is that their thinking as a group, and they're acting as a [01:08:00] group, right? But the rest of us are thinking individually, like the re the other 98% of the population. We are all thinking individually about our own needs or own wants. And I think that's the deepest the, that's the deeper thing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess what I'm trying to say is that we also have to change, right? The other 98% also has to change. It's not only shooting down the satellites, it's not only disassembling the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Their success, is that they managed to align 2% of the population of the world using illegal means using crypto payments and evading taxes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, it's illegal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they did it! They aligned 2% of the population while the rest of us, [01:09:00] we are not united.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why they use the name-marker United.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that's their, that's their, how do you say that in English? Écu d'armes in French? That's the, I don't know. I don't know what it, like the, their shield like their symbol.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When you see an institution that have a I don't know how to translate that: Écu d'armes,

Reinaldo Aguiar: The "Union", the "Unity". That's their standard , that's what defines them and that's what makes them strong,

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the rest of us, we are all thinking individually and it's all, everybody for themselves, and that makes us weak.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know long way of saying that. I think yes, we have, the world needs to disarm this thing, but we also have to change. Obviously because otherwise we're weak and this will happen again.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think I'm gonna cut it here. Thank you so much for your time and see you the next one. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Bye. 

Updates 07/01
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good morning, invisible friends. Happy Tuesday. Today is July 1st, 2025 and it's about 9:22 AM Central Time. And my name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano. It's my full name. And I'm located right now at 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. And this video recording is part of the serious Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips and part of the campaign I'm advancing to "Bring DIOSDADO to justice and bring DIOSDADO to the US", which is the only way where there could be justice.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, today ...I have I want to apologize that because I, I didn't post any updates yesterday just because I was how do I say this? I've learned a long time ago that, I don't know, this is just my, how my mind works... you have to know your equipment, right? ... sometimes it happens to me that I'm thinking about a problem or [00:01:00] something. And the idea is not fully formed. And yeah, like I, I've learned that it's something that I just can't, it doesn't matter if I spend hours concentrated on that, it doesn't work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I just have to let it simmer in a way, right? And then eventually I can see it. So yeah, so there, there were a few things that I was, I, I knew that, I wasn't just I wasn't ready to to talk about those things because I didn't really fully understand them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I spent the day yesterday just doing other things that were important and, after a while I think I saw it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today I have a few updates to, to offer in case anybody ever investigates these things. And, I made a kind of a small list of items. So let me go through that list so I don't forget anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first thing ...and I sorted this list basically as always by potential liability to Diosdado Cabello, which I think is the pressure point in all this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:02:00] Because of the founding of... EBay as well, right? EBay and PayPal with that 3% racket, they accumulate a tremendous amount of wealth as well that they channel to this. But I guess if you think of the operational cost of eBay, right? And pay, and they have to pay taxes they have to play by the rules in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Although, it's a tremendous, immense racket, they have to play by the rules and therefore, some of that money has to channel back to the regular society, right? Via taxes and things like that. I guess what I'm trying to say, the more energy they get from that source also is supplying energy to the free world in a way, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's these kind of things. I think what matters, and I think I mentioned this in the website at some point, what matters? Not really the absolute value, it's the delta, right? So in terms of Delta, the source of income from Diosdado Cabello is more important because he is not paying any taxes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that [00:03:00] amount of energy that is coming from this channel is going a hundred percent to this network and 0% to the free world, right? So that makes the delta bigger and in my mind, I think more dangerous. So yeah. So this list is sorted in terms of liability to him, right? Of what I think could be potential liability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first item I want to bring up is that yesterday I encountered a vehicle. I was driving around. Collecting data and I encountered a vehicle that is documented on the website and from more than a year ago I started posting about this vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This was a vehicle that I think around May, probably May 2024, he the driver of that vehicle he tried to run me off the road. They were, harassing me at that point because I was attempting to buy the second house without them interfering. 'Cause I already had made several attempts and they always, they buy the house, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what [00:04:00] they do. If I go see a house, they immediately buy the house the same day cash, right? So there's no way for me to buy it. So in that opportunity, what I did differently is that I bought the house without seeing it. I didn't even show any interest in the house. I put an offer all cash.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I liquidated all my savings. All I had, right? To be able to escape because I realized that it, as long as I was in this house, I had no chance. I was arounded, 24/7. So in that occasion, when they saw that I liquidated my savings, they started harassing me. 'cause they wanted to know, which one was the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But at this point I imagine They must have known, which one was the house because, with this level of surveillance and infiltration and everything in Katy at this, right? But anyhow I managed to buy the house. But in that occasion, when they were harassing me very harshly, this person, a man a young man he must be at least 10 years younger than me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He almost drove me off the road with this SUV. [00:05:00] Anyhow, I've been looking for SUV, in any way I can using technology, and I've never been able to find it. Yesterday I found it. So I wanted to mention that. I'm gonna give you the data that I got. I haven't ran any of this through the pipeline because I don't have access to that here, but I'll show you how you can get that that data, what I got yesterday, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you go to the channel @RapidFireTips in YouTube, and click on this link that says more links, 13 more links go to the bottom right. There is a link that says Channel Archive, and it's a Google Drive link if you open that. That's basically all the attachments of things that I've mentioned in this channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There is a folder here for DIOSDADO CABELLO, not to be confused with the folder for DIOSDADO CABELLO which is named exactly the same in the, full investigative archive, which is posted on spyhell.org. That's a different folder and has more data. This is only the things that I've [00:06:00] mentioned that could carry liability to the DIOSDADO CABELLO that I've mentioned in this YouTube channel only.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there are a lot of other things, his house and everything, right in the other archive. So there's two archives at this point, basically. One is the Google Cloud storage bucket named, "paypal-mafia", that's the other, that's where the other archive is. And this other archive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so in this archive, you go to DIOSDADO CABELLO's folder and then there's a folder here that says SCTLND, it's abbreviated like that, S-C-T-L-N-D, that's the plate of the SUV. It's a Texas vanity plate. And I found it at this house yesterday. So this is the corner intersection where the house is located. Now this other house that is in this photo is also important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has super high end security cameras guarding the property where the SUV was found. The whole purpose of this house [00:07:00] is to protect that house. So that house must be very important. And the person, or people that frequent that house or used to frequent that house must be very important as well, because it felt like this property that I'm, that I have here in this picture and the address of this property is on the other street, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the address of this property ends in zero seven which is engineering, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The whole purpose of this property is to watch the other one. But anyhow this is the SUV and I don't know if this can Zoom-in enough for you to see it, but you can see the plate there. And you can download the full resolution picture from the archive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so yeah, so that's where it was found. And according to the records that, so that house is 26922 Harmony Shores Drive, Katy Texas 77494. And I saw that, I dunno, the records, the tax records and it is been the same owner for the last eight years at least. So I have, I saw, I have the records from 2018 [00:08:00] to 2025, and the owner hasn't changed in all those years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And supposedly the name of the owner of that house where that SUV was parked is Neil Alexander Sinclair. So that's that. And mentioning this, not because of vendetta, because he tried to kill me, but if he can be connected to DIOSDADO CABELLO, then it would mean that Diosdado Cabello tried to kill me with that SUV in 2024.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that was more than a year ago. So imagine what he has done over the last year. So that's that. The second thing is another property. This, I'm not gonna give much information , because I don't wanna give anything away, but it is a property at 26714 Valley Terrace Drive Fulshear Texas 77441.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I went there yesterday. It's so important that I went there last night to, to record the plates of the vehicles. And they are [00:09:00] already posted on YouTube. And I created a kind of a playlist with the name of this property, with the address of this property.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All right, so now let's talk about other things, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So yesterday a lot of interesting things happened yesterday. So one of the things that happened was that because of the thing on Friday with the mediation, the last video I posted, right? I don't know how do I say this, but it felt to me like like probably my former partner could have been going through a difficult time, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Putting myself in her shoes, right? Regardless of whatever happened I imagined it could be a difficult situation, right? So anyhow, I reached out to her, to talk to her and see if I could do anything to make her not that stressed. And to try to minimize the impact on her as a person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went there and we talked for a while, right? And then a few interesting things happened and, I want to mention them here. I'm gonna try not to [00:10:00] pass judgment or because I don't I don't, not judgment, but I'm gonna try not to turn this into an accusation against anybody, because really, I don't know if this is something that could even be provable, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. I, and you're gonna, you're gonna see what I mean.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened was this, I got there, right? So we started talking and, she was very emotional at the beginning, but then she relaxed a little bit. We were talking next to, to, to my car, to the KOL- mobile. We were next to the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is gonna be relevant in a second, but anyhow, we start talking. Right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she was joking. So she, I mean she told me a joke that she heard on Friday, from the mediator and her attorney, Morgan Hybner. So the joke was ... they were talking and were joking about me not having an attorney.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And apparently the joke was that I did not, I do not need an attorney. Like the mediator Mr. David Perwin, I think is the last name, and maybe getting the name wrong. Let me double [00:11:00] check.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. David Perwin, P-E-R-W-I-N. That's the name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, so the joke was that that I do not need an attorney. And so she was saying that that Mr. Perwin came back after he talked to me, came back to the meeting and he was super impressed and by me, by, or I don't know, by my legal maneuvering, and he said something like, I was smart and I, I didn't need an attorney.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they ha they joked about it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And my former partner said, yeah, he's smart. But the way she said it it sounded like she, she said it as a warming more than as a joke.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, she said that, when she said that, my, and I'm gonna, I said we were talking in Spanish, so I'll have to translate it and maybe the translation doesn't work very well in English.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what I said was, in response to that, I jokingly said , " ah, I got you with the note, didn't I? !". That's, and that's how I would translate it. Translate it, " I gotcha with the [00:12:00] note" and she like her eyes went blank: " What note?" And I said "THE note", "the request for the note". And she was like: "what are you talking about?" "What note?"

Reinaldo Aguiar: At this moment, again, I'm trying very hard not to accuse anybody, but she is the petitioner, right? We go to a mediation ordered by a judge, in the mediation, I talk to the mediator, and my only request, I didn't request anything else , only that she sent me a handwritten note stating that she has no reasons to believe that I could be impeded from entering into a contract.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I wasn't even asking to judge my, my, my mental capacity. I was just asking to state that, she thought that I was sane enough to sign a contract, simply. That was the only thing I asked the mediator to relate to the other party. And when I talked to her yesterday, she didn't seem to know what note I was talking about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:13:00] So I, again, I'm trying very hard not to accuse anybody, but I'm trying to think right, what possible situations could explain that she doesn't know what note I'm talking about. And I asked her this question like five times, and the reason why I say that it's relevant that we were next to the car is because I think one of the cameras was on, and it's possible I haven't checked the footage to be honest, but it's possible that the conversation is there with her yesterday, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: In which she's telling me that she doesn't know what note I'm talking about. So anyhow, I asked this question like five times. I'm not exagerating , but are you sure you don't know what note I'm talking about? "No!" And then I rephrased the question I asked her, okay, so tell me after the mediator talked to me, what happened next?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she explained that the mediator came into the meeting room with her and her attorney and the mediator explained that there was nothing that could be done because the issue of the [00:14:00] mental capacity had to be addressed first. But he didn't bring the request about the note to her. He brought information to her, a decision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Basically, he brought a series of next steps. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm getting from this is that the mediator did not rely my request to the petitioner. And again, remember, this is a mediator, that was a judge who was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the bench to serve as a judge. And he's the same person that is now mediating in this case. And I reported Governor Abbott to the IRS and I filed that IRS form into the exhibit list with this specific court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So of course this is very concerning to me. I have to wonder, and again, I'm trying hard, very hard not to make any accusations, but I have to wonder whether [00:15:00] the mediator stepped over the boundary from mediating and actually made the decision himself without relaying my message or my request to the other party.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if that's what happened. And this is what I say. I don't know if this is "provable" because. I don't know. For example, I don't know the conversations that happened there. I'm just seeing what my former partner is telling me. And again, this might be recorded on the video. And I don't know if she had a conversation with her lawyer and that conversation could be protected by, the privilege that she has to communicate with her lawyer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So maybe even if she's questioned, I don't know if the lawyer is questioned, for example, can she say, no, I can't tell you because this is protected. I don't know. I don't wanna say anything that is not provable, right? So that's why I'm very cautious. But it seemed to me like it could be a very grave thing because if that's what happened, it would mean that Diosdado [00:16:00] Cabello is making the decision on whether to accept the request or not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that would prove he has the child kidnapped, right? Using legal means, but it's kidnapping, right? There's legal kidnapping, this is the thing, it's not a crazy idea like this has happened before to other people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. I don't really know what to do with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it felt to me very wrong. That... and then okay, so let's that put aside for a second, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, so I asked her, okay, so what happened? So after I asked her seven times this question, right? I asked in different forms what did he say? In No, in any of the recollections or answers she gave me, she ever mentioned anything about my request or a note or a request for anything, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course she was getting anxious. I could see it in her face. Like she realized, because I was asking so ly I was interrogating her at that point. So she, she was she realized that she had made a [00:17:00] mistake, right? And she wanted to know what was the note that I was talking about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I told her, I told her what really happened and then, she did this thing where I think she tried to fix it, right? She said something like, oh yeah, I heard something about a request, but my lawyer told me to say no because it would look like I had made up the accusations about insanity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what she said.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, this might be recorded in video. And again, I think this also, I'm not a lawyer, but this felt to me like a huge overstep over, the attorney client relationship line. From what I understand, the lawyer's role is to give you advice, not to tell you. Like the lawyer basically made the decision for her telling her to say no.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So second red flag, right? It seems like the lawyer also is making the decisions for the client. So it's the mediator making the decision and the lawyer making the decision. She did not make the decision, any of those decisions. She didn't even know that I [00:18:00] was open to negotiate from what I gathered yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She thought that, I said I won't negotiate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the way it looks to her that I was " I want to go to court", which is not what I said. And again, this is what I said is recorded and I published it on YouTube. The video recording and the full transcript of the conversation with the mediator is published.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's public, like it's in YouTube. You can listen to what I said to the mediator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So how is it possible that she got a completely different message? Now I understand why they keep the two parties in two different rooms. Of course, it makes sense. So they can control the message, right? They can't twist and because the mediation is confidential and it's done via Zoom , which they own.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The network owns Zoom, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're comfortable that those recordings are not gonna go anywhere, right? So they keep the people in two different rooms so they can twist the message if they want and the other party, 'cause they're in this conflict, they will never know what the other party, they're not in amicable terms, right?[00:19:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that's what failed in this case. I'm not, I don't hate her. I, in fact I went there to try to comfort her because I thought that she would be in pain, right? Emotionally. So that design failed because of that, right? If I really hated her because you know what happened with Marcelo and all that, this would not have happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But because I really don't take it personally, I went there to try to help her in a way, right? And then this conversation came up next to the camera, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's like they say, in Spanish we have the we have a saying that it translates loosely like to something like, " when it's your time, it's your time... there's nothing you can do".

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so that's the second thing that happened . That the lawyer told her to say "No", apparently. That's why she said that in the, when we were talking yesterday, right? So either she was trying to fix the [00:20:00] mistake and didn't fix it very well, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what she said would, I think would probably be a crime, right? If the lawyer instructs the client to do this because of her own interest, and I say her own interest because I reported the lawyer to the IRS and she's in the IRS form that is filed with the court. Let me show you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you go to "form211.org",

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna cut the, the empty spaces here. So the video doesn't have this awkward s but I'll show you the lawyer. The lawyer is reported to the IRS and I filed this in the exhibit. So the lawyer is now part of the case itself. And that brings me to another question. Can I ask that lawyer to recuse herself?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in this form there is a cluster specifically for people that directly participated in the kidnapping of my son in one way or another, right? Yeah. Here it is. So I named the [00:21:00] cluster " Mk" Marcelo Kidnappers, and she is "MK4". She's there. The law firm as well, Adams Law Firm. So I guess, you know, one question that I have to think about, I have to research this, if legally I can file a motion with the court to appoint or to order that another law firm advises my former partner, because this touches my interests .

Reinaldo Aguiar: These lawyers are going to advise her, in the best case scenario, they're going to advise her in a way that is biased. And in the worst case, they might manipulate the information or even make the decisions for her in a way that benefits them, which is what I think happened on Friday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And not because I'm guessing, but because she told me that the information never got to her. My request, which was the only thing I asked the mediator to tell her, he didn't tell her, so I don't know it, it feels. [00:22:00] It feels like it's a rigged game, which I'm used to. I'm used to this to, but but I'm just trying to think what is the fastest way to, to, because I have like maybe 10 different ways I could disarm this, but I just don't know which is the most efficient, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because I just want to resolve this quickly. I want to get my son back. I don't want this to drag for another six months. So I don't know, I don't know if I should file a complaint with the bar against both of them. I don't know if if I should file a motion to the court to remove them from the case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if I should file a civil lawsuit against them personally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. Anyhow so that's. That's what happened. Another thing I want to note is that I filed those exhibits that I filed. So basically what I did what I said on Friday, this is a, what happened is a nuclear weapon, which also another interesting point, right? I was reflecting on this over the [00:23:00] weekend and here you can see the flaw in this design, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like when I made that request of the handwritten note asking just to state that they thought I was sane enough to enter into a contract, that was all I asked, right? The answer was no. Okay. And yesterday I saw that this didn't come from my former partner, it came from them, right? From the people handling the mediation, the lawyer and the mediator at the minimum, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I guess the thought was, if you think about it, right? What would have been the best thing for the group, for the network, I think right. Thinking logically. If I was playing this game on their side, I would think that the best thing for the network would have said, would have been to say, yes, let's give him the note.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, it will open the door to something in the future. Because now we cannot say that he's [00:24:00] crazy, but that's something that we'll have to deal with anyways. Right? Why keep living on the fantasy that we're gonna stop all this by trying to declare him crazy, which is a fantasy in itself. But that's not what they did, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: What they did was to say "no" to giving me the note.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason behind that, I believe, is because the people making the decisions are thinking of their own interest, not in the interest of the group. So Diosdado Cabello, when he made that decision on Friday, he made it because he's thinking that if he doesn't, if he doesn't succeed at declaring me crazy, legally speaking, he will get in trouble.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He could get in trouble with, I don't know, some forces that he may not be able to stop, let's put it that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he's thinking of on his own interest, not in the interest of the group. And that's the problem. That's the problem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, speaking about group dynamics versus individual [00:25:00] interests, I have something to say, but I'll I won't say here to not, to not change the subject, but I'll say at the end of this of this demo okay so that, that was the other observation, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That, that the lawyer told her what to do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other thing the, that came from that conversation yesterday with my former partner was that she expressed frustration because I filed those documents, right? I filed a bunch of things on Sunday evening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I basically used the nuclear weapon. I made all these things become now part of the legal record. So she expressed frustration for that, right? My response was to tell her, look, I know you cannot see it right now, but honestly I did it in the most, trying to minimize the impact on you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then she was like. No, I don't, she didn't believe what I was saying. And I said, look, listen, did you read the [00:26:00] transcripts? Because if you read the transcripts, you will see that, I don't even mention your name. I say my "former partner", and every time I mention your name, I make sure that I say, "I'm not accusing my former partner of anything".

Reinaldo Aguiar: Consistently.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then her response was, no, I don't read the, I don't read the transcripts because I can't, I can't deal with that. I can't, it's too stressful. Something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But this on itself, it's very important. I think. The reason I say this is because how can she make these important legal decisions, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Whether to accept mediation or the note, or without reading the documents. It's just, it's, I think it makes it more obvious that the decisions are being made for her and she's just there, they make her sign things that she's not understanding. So they're taking, I think they're taking advantage of her and they're getting her in trouble, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because she's signing all these things that she's not understanding. And she's responsible for what, whatever she signs but she's not even reading the documents that I filed with the [00:27:00] court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which brings me to another point. Remember at the beginning of the conversation with her yesterday, she expressed frustration because of what I filed, but then she tells me that she didn't read the transcripts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So seems to me like what's happening is that the lawyer is telling her the information filtered, right? Like the lawyer reads the transcripts and then she tells the client something and instructs her on what to do. It's just a, it's just a situation that leads to manipulation. It's a crazy situation, again, but on this part, I can't say anything because that's her choice, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: My former partner is choosing not to read the transcripts, and to rely on what the lawyer is telling her and letting the lawyer make the decision for her. If she's allowing all that to happen, right? I, there's nothing really I can do. It's not my place to do anything there.[00:28:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it's just a sad situation, like seeing how they manipulate people and regardless of whatever happened in the past, it's just I feel sorry that, she's, she might get in trouble and they're just using her to sign things that she's not even understanding what they are.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was all, that was obvious to me in that conversation yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the most, the thing with most liability here is probably the fact that the mediator didn't convey the information during the mediation, which was his role. Besides the, all the things that I think it's even fraud, he defrauded me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause he made me believe that he was mediating and he wasn't mediating anything. He was posing as a mediator, but he didn't mediate anything. And remember he's a former judge. And this brings me to another point, which is and here I want to be very careful because to be honest with you, like this person has power over me, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This person has the legal power to declare me insane and to take my son away from me forever, [00:29:00] right? So I'm scared by that if I'm honest. So I'm gonna be very careful here. But I have concerns about the judge and lemme tell you where my concerns originate. Okay when all this happens, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they send me the process server to my house to harass me, 20 minutes after I started doing Google Maps API calls related to addresses related to Diosdado Cabello. 20 minutes later, Morgan Hybner sent me this man to harass me, this is documentary in the website. And then in those documents that he served me, there was a citation, which is when I went to that audience to talk to the judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? The judge ordered mediation despite of the serious claims about my mental capacity, he order mediation and then I go to this mediation and the mediator and he [00:30:00] suggested the mediator, like the judge verbally suggested this specific mediator. He said, this person, he was a judge, I know him. And this mediator, David Perwin, he was a judge in the same family court, like in this same, I mean it was a different number. This is 387 and I think he told me 505 I think or 500, like something like that. But it is also in Fort Bend, also family court. So they co they're they're colleagues or maybe David Parwin preceeded , maybe they didn't collide in time, but they were working in the same thing. So this judge suggests the mediator. Okay. And the mediator. Now I'm seeing that didn't even relay my message to the other party. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, beyond what the mediator is because these are two separate individuals, right? I cannot extrapolate what the judge, is saying and say that they're working together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? But the fact that, [00:31:00] that the judge ordered the mediation and suggested this mediator is important and relevant also at the end of this mediation on Friday, right? And this is recorded in the recording that it's on YouTube posted publicly, he said, and I'm quoting him word by word, he said, "it makes no logical or legal sense to proceed with mediation if your mental capacities have been called in question in a court of law", right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I guess. What I'm going with this is that from my position, right from my shoes, I now have a legal opinion from an attorney who is registered with the Bar of Texas and was a family court judge for eight years and was appointed by the governor [00:32:00] and happened to work in the same district court as the judge that sent me to mediation, despite my mental abilities being questioned.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So from my shoes, having this legal opinion from this very prominent lawyer, right? He gave me that opinion for free, but he gave it right in his official capacity as mediator. But his background is important to give weight to his opinion in light of this specific court. Okay, now. I feel like that judge could have seriously harmed me because he sent me to a mediation knowing that my mental capacity had been questioned.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He sent me to a place to sign a contract when the other party with the same people that were alleging that I'm crazy. If there's a way a [00:33:00] judge could harm me, it's that right. There's no worse way to harm me than that. If I'm crazy, if I'm crazy, sending me to sign a contract with the people that are calling me crazy is the worst possible thing you can do to me as a judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Ordering me to go to mediation. So I felt, I feel now putting aside what the mediator did just putting that aside. I feel like the judge, put me in a serious position of harm.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I have to ask myself if I should ask the judge to recuse himself because I'm afraid now that his decisions could further harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not because I'm paranoid, but because this happened .

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing that, that I think is important that to mention is that after I went to mediation, then, this thing happened with, I learned yesterday that the mediator didn't relay the message, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna make a parallel [00:34:00] here, but you know this situation... I was, I if it feels very similar to me, to something that happened in the past where basically the, I'm gonna say what the commonality is, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That I go to a place ...so the sequence is this: A situation gets induced in my life, and a situation that is a problem. And then I'm gonna say, what is the, what is the sequence that I see that is similar? And then I'm gonna tell you what is the other situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The sequence is: a situation gets induced in my life that it's a painful situation, it's a problem that prompts me to go talk to another person . That person on their official capacity, acting completely within the boundaries of the law refers me to another party [00:35:00] that could cause me harm if the thing is not done correctly, given the situation that I already have and that third party does harm me, seriously, harms me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The parallel of this is Marjorie Broussard. So Marjorie Broussard took a CT scan of my full torso to help Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Padrino Lopez measure where exactly was my spine injury. Then they created a series of situations that exploited that injury to cause me pain, unbearable pain.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I go to Marjorie Broussard. Marjorie Broussard, instead of referring me to pain management because I expressed, I was crying, literally crying when I talked to her from the pain, she did not send me to a pain clinic, she sent me to "physiotherapy" and the physiotherapist, she told me exactly what exercises I had to do [00:36:00] and how to do them, and she supervised me doing the exercise. I had to go to the clinic to do exercises with her, and those exercises actually harmed me, and I lost the ability to walk after I did them for four weeks.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see the commonality I see in this is, they induce a problem. I go talk to a person in an official capacity, a doctor in the case of Marjorie.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in the case of Marjorie, the problem was the back pain. In the case of the judge, the problem is Marcelo is kidnapped with legal means, but kidnapped.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then in the case of the back pain, I go talk to Marjorie. In the case of the kidnapped child, I go talk to the judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the case of the back pain, Marjorie refers me to the   physiotherapist, in the case of the judge refers me to this mediation with David Perwin, previously appointed by Greg Abbott.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then , in the case of the back pain, the   physiotherapist, [00:37:00] hurt me, with exercises and I lost the ability to walk for months, three months or something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in the case of the judge, David Parwin manipulates the process and he put me in a separate room where I cannot see what she's saying. She cannot see what I'm saying. And he decides for her.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the same thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So now I'm in a situation where I have this legal proceeding going with a judge that I honestly can't trust.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm scared because I feel like he has a lot of power over me. He could, he has the power to declare me insane. It's not an easy situation, really.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Speaking Of the judge, one thing I've noticed I tried to find him in the index, but his address and I understand right, judges, because of their line of work, they don't put their addresses, they, in the public, they, they obscure their addresses, right? Because somebody could get upset with their judgment and then try to harm them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand that. So I could not find the address right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But one thing [00:38:00] that caught my attention was that he went to Ohio State University and graduated around 1992 . And this is relevant, or might be relevant because James Casey, I don't know how to pronounce his last name. The "Chief Data Protection Officer", like these people are unbelivable .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the "Chief Data Protection officer" of Akamai actively participated in the Liana Technologies slash Wikipedia slash Akamai attacks against my company. So much so that I reported him to the RS and I also named him in the Class action, class action lawsuit I filed with the district court Southern District of Texas that I filed on May 19th.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this class action lawsuit is included in the list of exhibits that I filed with the court on Sunday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm saying all this because Jim Casey went to law school at Ohio State, if I recall correctly. I don't have access to my [00:39:00] data here, so I might be wrong, but if I recall correctly, he went to Ohio State and I think he graduated if not the same year, a year before or a year after or two years after.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't recall exactly, but he went to the same law school. So they, they may know each other, right? So I don't know. That adds another concern.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The person I'm suing in the district court as a major player in this, and who was the CEO think of Neustar, a major player on the "fake news" machine, and then he became the "Chief Data of Protection officer" - protection for them, of Akamai.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they went to the same law school, maybe even the same years. I don't know, it just it adds just more concern to the already concerning situation. So I don't know, this is one example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's one of those cases in which the idea is not fully formed in my head in my mind. And I just have to let it simmer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Side [00:40:00] note Morgan Hybner filed yesterday. A motion. I haven't read the motion to be honest. 'cause again, like I have all these questions. I, I. On my mind, I don't want to add another thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll read it today.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine I have some reasonable time to respond to this. But what was interesting right, was the timing. So I filed those documents with the court in which she's named in the IRS form and mentioned, in the cluster of kidnappers. And when I called my former partner yesterday , that was like 11:00 AM and I, and she was like, oh, I'm driving, and oh, what are you up to? And she's no, I'm coming back from the lawyer's office because I had to sign an affidavit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But this was interesting to me, right? And then two hours later, Morgan Hybner filed this motion that I haven't read, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was Filed at 3:00 PM yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what was interesting to me was the response time, I filed those documents, I think it was like 5:00 PM Sunday or 6:00 PM [00:41:00] and say in 14 hours, 16 hours. My former partner was already in the law office signing something. And supposedly, this is a low level, simple separation case, in a small rural town in Texas. I've talked to lawyers before for example, Mark Siurek , right? He has a busy practice. If I emailed him, he would reply two days later , right? And we never met in person before the mediation . And it was, he made like $50,000 or $40,000 on his contingency fee from that case. It was a higher profile case than this. And his response time was two days, three days, over email. But in this case, I felt something on a Sunday evening . And at 9:00 AM on Monday, my former partner is at the at Morgan Hybner's .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it feels like she's getting like a VIP treatment, right? She's, she must be the most important client of this law firm for this very low level simple separation, supposedly, right? Separation case. I, it's not a [00:42:00] smoking gun, but I think it shows like that the law firm is in it, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they are, they're acting on their own interest, not on the interest of their client, nor on the interest of the child. This is their own interest, right? And Diosdado Cabello interest. That's why the response time is so fast. Okay. I think I'm gonna almost close on the legal topics with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's one more thing. There is a lawyer a lawyer and a judge that has been flagged by the pipeline for, I don't know, say six months, seven months. A lot of signals. I'm not gonna go into much detail. Her name is Lina Hidalgo. Okay. The here in Fort Bend County. Super flagged . Super flagged . A lot of signals, a lot of data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll pass the information directly to the FBI, I won't say any details to anybody but the FBI in person. Okay. Because she's a judge, right? And I know what judges [00:43:00] can do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now I'm gonna go quickly through a list of entities that have been flagged before. I've been trying to, or thinking of mentioning them, and I've mentioned them in other ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I created videos, but I wanted to do it verbally with my voice, showing my face not, on a website with written because it's important, right? So one is Jose Alberto Inciarte. He's, co clustered with the Hidalgo Martinez, and they were like the version, " alpha 0.1", right of all this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Back in 2005 when Pierre Omidyar tried to, to steal what I was doing the first time, which he then stole. But another opportunity he used Jose Alberto Inciarte and Hidalgo Martinez, I believe Hidalgo Martinez is here in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Jim Donovan from Goldman Sachs. Documented in the website. Also, there is a video about him. He is basically a power broker. He is the juncture point between Goldman Sachs and, Washington [00:44:00] politics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The founder of Oracle, Larry Ellison, also super flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mark Cuban, the, Shark Tank entrepreneur Super flagged as well. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Ken Paxton, attorney General, Ken Paxton. I filed like three different complaints. My son wouldn't be kidnapped today if he had done his job. That's not the reason why he's flagged. He's been flagged even before Marcelo was kidnapped for multiple reasons, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Google's Artemis team, so Artemis is an interesting thing because it's a project I created at Google in 2016 to fix the many issues that happened because of this bad design of, making local use the web index. And I talked about this a little bit when I did the demo about the NAVBOOST and the local web team. That design really doesn't make sense and it created a bunch of problems and Artemis fixed a small subset of those problems.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So after Travis Kanick moved me to Goldman [00:45:00] Sachs, transferred me basically to Goldman Sachs, they created at Google a team for Artemis to take over this project that I created that I was maintaining alone. They created a full team in Boston to maintain this thing, of course, to get the code and all the design documents in an organic way, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then like in 2021, that team tried to "recruit me" and they created a series of interviews, and extracted information from me about Artemis and about other things that I was working on after I left Google. And they of course, never gave me a job offer, right? Because the objective wasn't to bring me back to Google, the objective was to get this information and the things that they couldn't understand how I did them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So all of them are flagged. The members of the Artemis team okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also I want to mention the names of the people that are in the medical cluster. So the medical cluster is a set of doctors that have provided medical care to me in one way or [00:46:00] another, and all of them, as it turns out, after I captured Elon Musk's geo-index , all of them are marked in the index and are part of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically my healthcare over the last, I don't know at least, 12, 13 years was provided by eBay. That's what it means. By agents working for eBay to harm me, right? So I could not compete with eBay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm, I kind sort them in a way that I think makes sense liability wise for Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think the top one would be Dr. Tang Ho , he reconstructed my nose and this was a ruse I'm just gonna give a little bit of information. Penelope Suarez and some other people all at the same time, people that supposedly didn't know each other, started telling me that it was hard to understand what I was saying because my nose was like blocked.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they made me believe this that I had a serious, and maybe I had it, I don't know. But if you hear this same thing from five different people at the same, around the same time, right? In different situations, people that don't know each other, you think "I have a [00:47:00] serious problem", right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I went and looked in Google and this suggestion came up at the top, and I went there and he operated on me and reconstructed my nose. It was a super painful operation and I have a lot of data about what happened in that operation, but I'm gonna only give that to the FBI, but he's probably the one that Carrie the most liability and he Chinese, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that could connect all this to the Chinese intelligence services.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the second one would be Marjorie Broussard, because of the spine targeting my spine to harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then Maryther Oropeza, because she was inserted as a "caregiver" for my son.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then Kara Chaney Carter, because she harmed Marcelo with a vaccine, I think it was Vaxelis (DTaP,IPV,HiB,HepB), the exact name is documented in the website. That's the name of the vaccine, she used to harm him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have Dr. Vi tenas a plastic surgeon here in, in Houston. Super flagged. And, serious liability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have Dr. [00:48:00] MATTHEW-JAMES ISOM. He was the OBYN that my former partner retained while she was expecting Marcelo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Lorena Conde she hurt me with medication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The The PsyClinic 281-837-6466,

Reinaldo Aguiar: Dr. M. Lintao. And this is related to the prescription RX #559027 filled by CVS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Lopez-Miranda, Beatrice, MD and that's the person that did the CT scan of my spine that was then used to harm me. I think, she has the least liability because she only did the CT scan.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I don't know what level of involvement she had, but she's flagged like she's marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. That's that. And then I want to talk about a person called Wayne Bailey. It's a spelled W-A-Y-N-E and the last name is B-A-I-L-E-Y.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this was a ruse that they did where, [00:49:00] Max Tarasiouk was trying to steal the technology, he was posing as a salesman working for me. He was an agent. And then he started sending me these emails, right? Like implying that he had intellectual property ownership of the company. Like the thing that they do, like the same thing they did with Hidalgo Martinez and Jose Alberto Inciarte... the same thing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same thing, but 20 years later.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one is important because so after the thing with Max happened, I tried to retain a lawyer, but my means were very limited. I could not go and spend $20,000 on, on a corporate law firm to fight with Max. That would also harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I did I did, there was a website, it's kinda, it's a website where lawyers and attorneys can freelance by the hour, right? I, and I can't recall, I can't recall the name of the website. I have to look it up. But anyhow, I found him there and he's in Texas. So he's registered with the bar and he was also a judge, so [00:50:00] he's a former judge. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I asked him if he would help me, with this situation. And he said, yes, I'll help you. And he charged me like it was ridiculously low, like a hundred dollars. It was like 150. But of course I understand it was just so I retained him, anyhow, he helped me, but I think the liability is high. Because he's a lawyer, former judge, and also because he he used... so during this process, like I asked him because ... naive Reinaldo thought, imagine I think about these things that I did and I laugh because, I was so naive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So at that time I thought that to scare Max off to make him to back off I could, my idea was that I could create a situation in which it would look like Wayne Bailey was an in-house counsel . Like I had retained a full-time lawyer, right? Hired a lawyer for my firm, for my company to fight Max, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he would back off.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course I'm laughing because [00:51:00] with the level of surveillance... they have my house wire, right? Like they know that I and they sent, this is an agent, like they know that I only pay a hundred dollars for this, right? So max would never be scared by that, right? With the amount of intelligence they had .

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I asked Wayne Bailey if he would work, by the hour as an in-house counsel . And he said, yes, for a hundred dollars an hour only when needed , something ridiculously low like that. And so I gave him an email address, access to the email address of the company. He got access to being inside of the domain, which is, you can see, the contact list, you can see the, there's a lot of things you can see when you have an email address on the same domain of the company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he, he got that for and which I think was at the end, the goal. But anyhow, because he's a judge and he's registered with the bar, I imagine the liability for industrial espionage is probably higher.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you think about, the spectrum of [00:52:00] liability for industrial espionage. The liability has to be the highest for somebody who was a judge, and knows the law. And he's licensed attorney. Not the highest, probably Robert Gates right. Would be worse.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'Cause he was Minister of Defense. Yeah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is pretty close and not, it's in terms of, like how absurd the violation is. Okay, so that's that. Okay, so now the next thing I want to talk about, to close this segment is the following about that hypothetical game we played on Friday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I call it "Human Systems" (TM). And I made a TV commercial for it. It's posted on the channel. I've been watching it a few times trying to see, how a person that is not familiar with the space . Because I have to tell you, I've been working on, like the company, the technology that they stole the last time, it's "Key Opinion Leaders". It's a technology to rank influence, right? So I've been working on this problem of influence for years, right? Many years, more than five years. So I'm saying that to say that, this is a problem that, that I am, [00:53:00] I'm familiar with, right? This problem of how to influence human systems, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's my area of research in a way, right? Ironically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow I was thinking how would a person not familiar with that area of research would perceive this video? What would they get from it? And I think I saw a flaw in my delivery of Friday, which is, I think I did a good job at making the concept understandable for a wide audience, which was my goal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, I think what I did not really hit was the question of, okay, but why would anybody target me? Not me, Reinaldo, but like the viewer, right? If somebody watches that video, they could ask themselves , say, yeah, this is pretty interesting, nobody's gonna target me because I'm just a regular guy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm a regular girl. Doing something that is not world changing. This is a problem for the people in the 2%. The target the people that they're targeting are the people that could make a difference because they are inventing something or because they have control over an important [00:54:00] system or because they have an idea technology that they want to steal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So a person that is not, that doesn't see themselves as doing something worse, stealing may think, oh, this is not a problem for me. But that's not true. That's what I want to clarify. Because this is the, the game I proposed is accurate, but we can build on that game.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, now let's play a different game. Yeah. So this game is called "Society", okay? And we can make it this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in this game, each player is given 2% as a quota , right? So you can pick 2% of the people in any of the systems involved. So the scenario now involve multiple sub-scenarios.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When We played on Friday, it was one scenario that was a school, right? And then I expanded to the school system, composed by multiple schools to show that you can build on [00:55:00] this effect.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in this game now you have multiple scenarios on the scenario, okay? And your goal is to gain control of the entire society, of that small society.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And so for example let's say that the society is the, all the educational systems in your city. And by educational systems, pre-K, primary school, high school, college, right? So your goal is to control all of that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you are given 2% of the population. So let's restrict it to four soup scenarios, okay? Pre-K, primary school, high school, college. And you're given four teachers. So that's what you can play with. You have four teachers and then you [00:56:00] have the ability to pick 2% of the total population across those systems and also external systems.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like for example, although we're playing with the school entities, maybe you can pick a police officer or a judge or a mediator. Okay. Which are not part of the system that they're external, but you can pick them in the extended society and use them if you need to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see, you get four teachers. So the first question is, okay, how do you allocate your four teachers? You can plant one teacher in one of the subsystem in each one, right? So you can put one teacher in the pre-K, you can put one teacher in the primary school. You can put one teacher in the high school and you can put one teacher in the in, in, in the most prominent college in that area in your city.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So you have these four plants and you have 2% of the population that you can control, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, because this session is already pretty long, let's not play the game, but I'm gonna explain why this is [00:57:00] relevant, right? The way they do it the way you would gain control at the end.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's two ways, right? One is you can buy placement, meaning, you create the school, you have so much money that you build the school, and then you name the principal, right? And then you got it. You have control of the school. Because after you have the principal, you can have, you can name any, anybody you want or the owner of the school, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If it's a private school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the other way, which is the more relevant to this conversation is that you have to promote these plants that you have in a way that looks organic. Okay? The way it would play out is that, you would pick you, you would make your picks, and you have to make your picks based on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Your end goal is that you want to promote these four plants to, at the end be the directors or the principals or at the top highest ranking position of all these four institutions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Once you have gained the control, you have placed these four plants at the top of the four institutions. You won the game because then you have full control, okay?[00:58:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to make this happen, these people have to progress in their careers in a way that looks organic and be promoted and eventually get to those positions of power, right? How do you do that? By employing the 2% of the population that you have to harass anybody that can compete with your plants , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The pre-K you have a teacher there. If there's a teacher that you know it's a good teacher and kids love the teacher and parents love the teacher, you have to harass that teacher because that teacher potentially could achieve the promotion. And you don't want that because you want your plant to achieve that promotion, the same with the primary school, right? Anybody that competes with your person, with your plant, in that system, you have to harass them, right? With the "P-E sexual harassment suit" and with the, the legal kidnapping of the child and, tampering with their medication, depressing them whatever it takes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But you, nobody can compete with your people, right? So that's why this is [00:59:00] relevant to everybody because it doesn't matter if you are working on a life changing technology or a world changing technology or not. If you happen to be in a position or in a system where that they want to take control and you are doing a good job, they will harass you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because otherwise the plant will not get promoted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The reason why the plant will not get promoted, and I'm not saying may not, I'm saying will not, because the plant has no real skills. The plant is a spy. He's not a teacher Really. Or he or her. It's a plant. Their job, their skill is to spy, is not to instruct the students.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they lack the skill and they will never get promoted organically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The only way they get promoted is by eliminating the competition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this brings me to the more subtle point of all this the more subtle point of the attack of this 2% attack or against society is that. [01:00:00] Not only they're planting their people in the positions of power, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that they're destroying startups and stealing the source code . But it's also that they're replacing the real 2% of that society by a fake 2%. I think that's the nuclear bomb. Let me and I don't mean to sound condescending, but that thing that I said is a very deep concept. Okay. It's very deep.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It, at least to me, right? The first time I thought about this problem maybe a couple of years ago about this thing that I just said, it took me like a week to really see it right? To fully digest it in a way. It's a very deep implication. What I'm saying is this, and I know that maybe some people will watch this video, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I, I don't mean to say that, there's people that are more worthy than others. And so I'm not saying that, okay. I'm just saying that [01:01:00] different peoples, and this not only in people, like even if you look at cattle or if you look at dogs or animals, anything, right? In any group of living beings, there's different behaviors, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And different goals and different drives and different personalities. And in, in society, in human society, when you, if you think about technological advancements, it seems like when you look at, in the past, right? And you look at the number of individuals that have made those, achievements that propel society forward in a big way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's always a very reduced number of individuals. It's not because they're smarter it's because of different situations, right? That collided and created those accidents. Those are really outliers, okay? But that number is small, and that number is about 1%, maybe 2% of the population. Okay? So the, and within that set of people, there's also another in distribution hidden, [01:02:00] another bell curve hidden there, that 2% do not contribute equally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like within that 2%, there is another 2% that you know are the people that, invented space travel, the people that discovered nuclear power , right? The people that invented the steam power, right? That is the 2% or the 2%. But what I'm saying is because of this 2% attack and the Aguiar theory really, what they're doing really at the same time that they steal the ideas of the people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they're harassing anybody that could compete with their plants . So only their plants get promoted...

Reinaldo Aguiar: What is happening in reality is that not only they steal the technology, but they completely how do I say this? They completely bury this person in a way that they cannot really contribute in any meaningful way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then basically they replace [01:03:00] what the position that the person would have taken in society by a plant that has no skills. In American society in this case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think that technique of stealing things that way, and, harassing anybody that can compete with the with their synthetic 2% the nuclear weapon there is that they're replacing people that could have contributed to society.

Reinaldo Aguiar: burry Them, by, attacking them, making them sick, depressing them, like whatever, right? Kidnapping their sons or daughters.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then they replace them, they take the technology and give it to Elon Musk or to Travis Kalanick. People that don't, are not really adding any value. If you look at it objectively, what value what is the value, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think that's the deeper the more subtle, but more damaging attack because it's a long-term damage to society. And at the same time, they're floating all societies with drugs provided by Diosdado Cabello and creating inflation. Inflation in other ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [01:04:00] Inflation I'm gonna say this, it's probably off-topic, but I'm gonna say it because I've been meaning to say it for a long time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now always, something comes up and I don't say it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's one of the distributed 2% attacks that they do, It's against oil prices. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this I documented in the website. I've got data for this. So what they seem to be doing is that they inflate the price. So they control a series of gas stations, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Shell gas stations are notable ones, the Buc-ee's gas stations. And I have recordings of those gas stations where they're doing this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they inflate the prices of the gas station. So they, it is a scheme that they have, they inflate the prices of the gas in those gas stations at specific hours, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: To avoid things like audits and things like that. They inflate the prices and then they send thousands of people at the same time to fill the tanks, right? And they do this across the nation in thousands of gas stations. And remember, like they have 2% of the population, right? [01:05:00] We're talking about millions of vehicles here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this way they concentrate the purchases of gas at the same time. So basically they're creating artificial pressure on the oil market this way. And because of that, there's an immediate reaction on the market and the price goes up, right? So that's half of the scheme. The other half is that these countries that conform this network, Venezuela, Russia, Iran, control the majority of the production of oil, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they have this OPEC cartel, the, I don't know, OPEC is called in Spanish. I don't know. I think the name in English is different. They're organization of countries that produce oil or "OPEC plus", I don't know what it's called these days. It's a cartel, basically. They control supply. So what they do is that, and also they have people inside of the strategic reserves of the US.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The entity that controls the strategic reserves of oil of the country. So with the [01:06:00] information they can gather from the strategic reserves, they decide when to press the market. And at the same time with the opec, they lower the supply. And that way they artificially, keep the prices, the Oil prices up.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a financial crime of planetary scale.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they're doing this on American soil using gas stations that they own as a network, right? So it's it's my, but it's one good example of the 2% attack how a group of individuals, because they're coordinated, they exercise pressure on things at the same time, and it has an effect. It has a tremendous effect. This is a disproportionate effect.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to close this with this example of the inflation and what I was talking before about the game "Society" , the, I think the big takeaway here is that in everything that they do, they're thinking as a group. Like for example, when we're talking about a low level school in a [01:07:00] town, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they have a plant in there for some reason because maybe somebody important is gonna have a child in next year, I don't know, right? And they, so they plant somebody in the pre-K. So it gets promoted to that in that school in three years. And collides in time when with this child that is not yet born, is gonna go to pre-K, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see. They will start harassing all the teachers in that pre-K, so they quit or whatever. And this one becomes the most senior teacher and becomes the principal in three years, right? But you see the thinking, right? That the Chinese, the Venezuela, like this coalition of countries will harass these teachers that, really have done nothing to anybody and are not really working on anything groundbreaking, but they will harass them because they are foreseeing that in three years, that position of principal in that pre-K is gonna be fundamental, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm saying is that their thinking as a group, and they're acting as a [01:08:00] group, right? But the rest of us are thinking individually, like the re the other 98% of the population. We are all thinking individually about our own needs or own wants. And I think that's the deepest the, that's the deeper thing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess what I'm trying to say is that we also have to change, right? The other 98% also has to change. It's not only shooting down the satellites, it's not only disassembling the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Their success, is that they managed to align 2% of the population of the world using illegal means using crypto payments and evading taxes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, it's illegal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they did it! They aligned 2% of the population while the rest of us, [01:09:00] we are not united.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why they use the name-marker United.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that's their, that's their, how do you say that in English? Écu d'armes in French? That's the, I don't know. I don't know what it, like the, their shield like their symbol.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When you see an institution that have a I don't know how to translate that: Écu d'armes,

Reinaldo Aguiar: The "Union", the "Unity". That's their standard , that's what defines them and that's what makes them strong,

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the rest of us, we are all thinking individually and it's all, everybody for themselves, and that makes us weak.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know long way of saying that. I think yes, we have, the world needs to disarm this thing, but we also have to change. Obviously because otherwise we're weak and this will happen again.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think I'm gonna cut it here. Thank you so much for your time and see you the next one. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Bye. 

Demo Errata_Addendum - 2025_07_02 11_03 CDT - Recording
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good morning, invisible friends. Today is July 2nd, 2025 and it's about 11:20 AM central time. I'm located at 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. I'm mentioning all this because just in case the opposing team tries to invalidate my statements citing that I didn't mention my name or they didn't mention like they tend to do this thing where they, when they see that they can't do anything else, they clinging to technicalities to try to invalidate, whatever exposes them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I mentioned my name at the beginning. So my full name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano, right? In case there's any doubts. But I go by Reinaldo Aguiar simply.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was watching the video of the, that I recorded yesterday, and, I do this thing where I watch the things that I record afterwards, to do quality [00:01:00] assurance because I'm doing all this by myself and I have to do all those things myself. So I was watching the video and there was a part in, in, in a segment that I talked about this grand scheme that they have with gas stations to inflate oil prices.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I realized there's, there was something missing in there, that I should have said okay. I said it, but I didn't really explain why I said that. So I wanted to like, do a quick errata slash addendum on that segment. So I'm gonna do that now. Okay. So when I was talking about that scheme yesterday, I mentioned that what seem, what they seem to be doing is exercising pressure on the market by sending all these agents through, computer software means meaning the same application they use to spy on people, they also use it to instruct the agents, okay, go fill your tank now in this precise moment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with that, they can coordinate literally millions of users of this app to [00:02:00] do this exact action at the same time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And when I talked about this yesterday, I mentioned that it's a twofold scheme , like on one side. They exercise market pressure, market pressure this way. And on the other side, they also control the supply and they know what the numbers of the strategic reserve are. So they know when to exercise pressure, and when they do that, they coordinate, so they also lower the supply.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this way the prices go up inevitably, and these countries like the, Venezuela, Iran, Russia. Their main export is oil. The main source of income is oil, right? So by doing this, there are through coordination, synthetically, inflating their revenue as countries

Reinaldo Aguiar: basically the defrauding the entire planet because everybody else is buying the oil at these artificial prices that have been inflated through this method.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then when I talked about this yesterday I, [00:03:00] I mentioned that they they seem to be, and I mentioned this 'cause I have observed this, like I've gone to these gas stations here in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's an interesting thing because the fact that I'm here , and Katy, TX is surrounded by all of them, and I'm basically living in the middle of their headquarters, right? So when I go to a pump. I can see the differences, right? And this is why I noticed is that I started doing the statistics to see if there was correlation with the oil prices, and it is there is,

Reinaldo Aguiar: but anyhow a couple of things I wanted to mention that I did not mention yesterday. One is that maybe there's granularity on this, meaning if, if I, if it was me designing this, I would actually exercise pressure on the specific products, just so you know, when you, at least in the US when you go to the pump.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To fill up your tank. There's different grades of gasoline. I don't, to be honest, I was driving a Tesla until recently when I had to buy the armored vehicle, which is gas power. So I don't recall what the number of octanes is for each grade. But I don't know, say 87, [00:04:00] 91, 90, 93 or 95.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. I don't know the numbers. But there's three grades, at least in the US for regular gas. So what I'm saying is if I was them, I would exercise pressure on a specific product. 'Cause that would amplify the effect than if you split it. They obviously have to do it on all the three products, but they can choose, there's different ways to do it,

Reinaldo Aguiar: so if you have, say that you have, I don't know, let's do the numbers quickly, right? Say that they have, I don't know. 15 million agents in the us Okay. Assume that not all agents have vehicles, but Okay. Say that they have 10 million vehicles in the US so you know, they could take three let's say nine, to make it in a round number so they could, if they have 9 million vehicles in the US, they could take 3 million vehicles and for each grade of gas,

Reinaldo Aguiar: and then have all the 9 million vehicles fill the tanks at the same time, 3 million for each type of gas. That's one way to do it. It would, that would look more organic. But it implies a little bit less [00:05:00] pressure on the products itself. Themselves. Another way to do it is, okay, this week everybody feels 95.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that would create a tremendous pressure because it would be 9 million vehicles purchasing, 95 octanes gas at the same time. That, that would amplify the pressure on that specific product. I imagine, right? They, because they are the ones producing the products in the big majority, of the market supply. They probably know what their inventory is, right? So there might be even coordination with their manufacturing chain, with their, with their production, right? If they know they're going to produce 95 in big numbers then they exer exercise pressure on the other ones,

Reinaldo Aguiar: the ones that are scarce. So they can say, no, we don't have, any left of this. There's we're producing 95 this week. And it would look like a bad coincidence that was unfortunate for the rest of the world. So they may pull this kind of tricks, right? So just be aware, so that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing is that I mentioned that I, in they inflate the prices at the pump. [00:06:00] Okay. But I didn't really elaborate why or what is my suspicion there. And this is important because if you think about it, like inflating the price at the pump is not necessary to pull off this scheme.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you can leave the prices unaffected and still do the same thing and the prices will go up organically. But there's no need to inflate your own prices in your own gas stations if you're them. I believe, and I observed this I've gone to the pump and I've seen the prices being outside, like a statistical anomalies that are, I think even illegal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think could be. 'cause these things are regulated in the US if you own a gas station, I think there is a margin, right? There's the, I don't know about this business, take this with a grain of salt. But I think there is, if you're an owner, an operator. Especially if you are in a chain like Shell or those, the prices are dictated by the chain not by the operator of the gas station.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think even if it's the chain dictating, the price they have to play within certain bands that are regulated by some other organism, like it has some sort of [00:07:00] oversight from the government, right? You cannot just sell the gas at any price you want. I've seen this, right? When, I observed this mathematically that they inflate these prices and that got me thinking: why?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like I asked myself this question a long time ago because even to pull off the scheme, there is no need to inflate the prices. That's when it occurred to me that it could be a way to launder money , right? And this is the mechanism that I think, the way I think it could work, but of course, federal authorities could investigate this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And ...because I don't have visibility into what they're really doing, like on the, I don't have visibility to their balance sheets, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is the way I think it could work. And this is a theory, okay? I have no, no proof that these agents, I have proof they're agents, but I don't have any proof that they're actually doing this, that I'm gonna say right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I think they're doing is. They inflate the prices on the gas stations that they control. Okay? They with the app that Travis Kalanick designed with Elon Musk, the... what I call the "HELL app". [00:08:00] With that app. They send the signal to the agents, okay, go fill your tank. Okay? And this is why in all these gas stations controlled by them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I do the rounds and with the cameras, you see these huge lines of vehicles that are unexplainable and I know are unexplainable. 'cause my system drives metrics about the flow of... I derive metrics about the flow of the roads that lead to the gas station. To the gas station.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me give you an example of what that means. So here in Katy, I'm gonna talk about Katy, 'cause this is the area where I'm doing my rounds and this is the area I know, right? So in Katy there's a highway called the 10, right? One zero, highway 10. So Highway 10 there is a Buck-ee's. Okay? So if I drive with the cameras through that I 10, at say, I don't know, midnight, right as my vehicle is driving, when I process the video offline, it computes, my system computes how many vehicles passed me or I passed in that. So I, the system can estimate what was the flow? Imagine it's like a, imagine [00:09:00] it's a pipe. The highway is a pipe that is moving water. Okay? And the vehicles are drops of water,

Reinaldo Aguiar: so I can measure how many vehicles go through that highway. I can estimate it right. Per hour say, or per interval of 10 minutes. And then I arrived to the gas station and there's 450 vehicles in there. While the rate of vehicles passing in front of this, and this is the only access to this gas station, it's not like it has three highways feeding it, it's just the only one, right? Like the rate is I don't know, five vehicles per minute. Then, there's 500 vehicles like parked in the gas station and filling the tanks and it like, it looked like you drive on that area and it looks like there's a concert, like there's a performing artist that's going to it looks like that, like it's full of people is buzzing with life, but the highway is dead.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It is just too obvious that this is synthetic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, so what occurred to me is that. They inflate the [00:10:00] prices on the gas station. They send the agents to fill up the tanks, and then they refund the agents with crypto payments to say that the agent fills the tank and it's inflated the price.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't know, the tank maybe normally costs $40, but the agent paid $60. Okay, in their system, right? They have some sort of accounting and they know that they have to refund the agent for these $60. And at the end, this agent, what he's doing is driving around intercepting people to get cookies from their phones and to steal data,

Reinaldo Aguiar: and to track their locations. This is a work vehicle in reality, although it's maybe on the name of the agent, but this really a company vehicle, right? So they pay for the gas, but they pay for the gas with crypto. Okay. They pay the agent pay with his own money, his own credit card. The agent gets the points of the credit card,

Reinaldo Aguiar: so he can buy I iPhones later or, gifts or things. But the important thing is that they refund the agent with crypto. But this crypto really comes from DIOSDADO CABELLO [00:11:00] from the drug trade, right? And now this money is being refunded to the agent. The agent has it on, the refund on their crypto wallet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now the $60 have moved from this parallel illegal economy of a drug trade, and it's now in possession of the Shell gas station with a valid credit card, right? And so these $60 that the agent paid that really came from the drug trade are now part of the regular legit economy. The agent has the $60 on their crypto wallet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then on top of that, 'cause the most of not all of them, but some of these agents, like they have a small businesses, right? So they own like a pool maintenance company or a l landscaping company, right? Or, small businesses, so they can write off the gas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Expenses from their taxes as a, as an as a business expense. Some of them, not all of them, but some of them, or like the other popular [00:12:00] one is like this house cleaning businesses like Maids , right? Like they have a lot of those so they also write off the expense and they pay less taxes. The agents themselves, so it's an all around business, if you think about it, right? Like ...they legitimized the capital that came from the drug trade, agents are paying less taxes on their business or on their legit businesses. And they get the crypto that also doesn't pay taxes. Like they don't pay tax for those $60 and the tank is full and they are, enabled to work and drive for 300, 400 miles intersecting American citizens and stealing data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's it's a, and at the same time, they're inflating the oil prices, with this coordination. Making everybody else in the entire planet pay more for gas, which creates inflation or food is more expensive because the food is transported with gas vehicles. So now all the food is more expensive everywhere, and they get higher revenue, higher [00:13:00] income as a country, as countries individually.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Iran, Russia, Venezuela. So it's I mean it's amazing, right? It's a, it's, they really put a lot of thought into this, the agents get the credit card points on top of everything, right? But all of this is possible because of the coordination tool, because of that "HELL" app that Travis Kanick and Elon Musk created.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That is the mechanism that they used to coordinate in such, such an efficient manner. All these people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, that was the thing I did not explain yesterday, why inflating the price. Because the higher the price, the more efficient the money laundering machine is,

Reinaldo Aguiar: the more money you can launder which then, empowers legit businesses that they have in this economy, right? So it's a, it's an amazing business model really. So that's one thing that I wanted to talk about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing I wanted to talk about is the game of Society that I [00:14:00] proposed yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As I was watching this video, I was thinking about it a little bit, and I think, and here that I'm gonna say I don't have, it's not a, it's not an observation even, it's not an idea, it's not a statement. It's more of a question. It's something I don't have the answer to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's puzzling me, I think, and I think that it's a question more for somebody who studies game theory. I think that's the and I wish I could talk to people. I can't because, they basically recruited all my friends the last 20 years. Anybody I've talked to is an agent, but, if I had a friend that knew about games theory, I would ask him or her that this question, because I think it's a fundamental question. I think it would be a flaw of all this. And I don't know if they saw it or if they care if they saw it. But it's an important question. So a question is the following.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think this system is flawed and is bound to fail [00:15:00] from its inception. And to explain why I'll have to use the "C" word, I try not to use it because I don't want this to be turned into a political debate. But you have to call things what they are. And so I'm gonna say it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So imagine that you're a Communist party, you're Xi Jinping, right? And you have this communist party and you want to control the world. So you start this process that I described yesterday in this hypothetical game. Of planting your "seeds" everywhere that you see strategically, like in a strategic place that you need to control.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And your objective is to promote these plants in a space of three years, four years, so they've reached the maximum level of hierarchy in those organizations that you've you, they put your eyes on. Because you want to steal technology companies because at the end that's the method of control: is technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The goal is technology because with technology is that they gather this power, so that's why the focus on technology [00:16:00] companies PayPal, eBay Google, Amazon, it's, they're means of control. The question is if you succeed, say that you succeed and you plant your seed, your plants, and they all get promoted, and you fully dominate the other countries in this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You have to remember. Xi Jinping already dominated his own country a long time ago. That was the first country, that was the OG. Like he started by dominating China in this, with the same technique. And I'm saying this because I saw this in Venezuela because I was raised there and I saw how it works firsthand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I saw how they destroyed the oil industry. The ministeries is everything right with this technique. I guess the first question that comes to mind is the following. If you already destroyed your own com country. Destroyed in the sense that it's not productive because a country in which the people in power in all the different levels of government, institutions, companies, everything, society, as a whole, are people that have [00:17:00] no skills, no real skills, and the only reason they got promoted is because you harassed everybody that could compete with them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And killed some of the others. That's the reason why they got promoted, right? So the country cannot be really productive on itself. So a long time ago I started asking myself this question so how China is such a powerful force in technology, right? Before I knew that, Xi Jinping was the leader of this thing, I, my, my understanding of this has evolved over time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't know all this on day one. On day one, I didn't even know he was involved, right? But before that point, I always wondered how is China being a communist country? And I know how they operate, 'cause I saw it back in Venezuela firsthand. How is that China managed, despite being a communist country that doesn't promote people based on merit, but based on political alignment with the "Polibureau", whatever that they call themselves.

Reinaldo Aguiar: How is it that country is a power [00:18:00] in technology. Chinese are very good. There's a lot of companies that produce Chinese technologies that are good. SpaceX, for example, it's a Chinese company, and we all look up to that company. Tesla, it's another Chinese company, right? Although they're posting as American companies, but they're really Chinese.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's multiple examples, right? So a long time ago, before even getting the, my hand, the geo index in my hands. I understood that it's because they were stealing technology, right? Like that's how they do it. From a, from an advance, from a, from the perspective of being able to advance society and create new technology, their country is already destroyed. But that is not a problem right now because they are stealing technology from all these other countries. So they're, like they steal the technology from the company of somebody who's working on something and that technology goes to China, right? And then they package it into a different company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe they plant it in the US even. But it appears as a different entity. But whatever money that [00:19:00] produces and advancements, they go directly to China, so that's the way the, that's the answer to the first question. How is that country sustainable, I guess is the question?

Reinaldo Aguiar: When they undermined their own society long time ago to gain and maintain political control of the country for decades?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The answer to the question is, well through stealing technology from other countries, right? So you undermine your own society, but, You are okay for now, because you're stealing from the others, from the other countries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. I understood that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then this comes as a question which I think is a fundamental question that, it's a philosophical question really, but I think it shows that this model is flawed. It will fail. Even if it doesn't fail right now. It will fail, I think in one or two generations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I think would happen, and this is why we need a game theorist to, build models to analyze what would happen in 50 years if these things keep progressing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But [00:20:00] imagine that you succeed at promoting your seeds, your plants, everywhere, in every single country, and you completely dominate the world in this way. Say that it takes you 40 years. At that point you have amassed , you have gathered the big majority of the resources technology wise, energy wise, whatever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You have the majority of resources of the world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You have the world literally under your control.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the side effect is that all the other countries are also, their economies and societies are also undermined by your own technique, the same thing you did to your own country, right? So what I think will happen is say in two generations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All the countries in the world will be like a ruined communist country. And at that point, nobody will be able to produce any more technology or advances. And you won't have anything to, you probably will be as a person dead, right? Because 40 years or 50 years have passed, but nobody will be able to produce anything worth [00:21:00] stealing and this probably will result in the demise of the race, like the entire race will be reduced to nothing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There will be a lot more people and we won't have the technology to, to sustain those numbers of population because the technology advancements just didn't progress. Because you staggered them in this way. You hindered them in this way. So I think it's a, although in the short to medium term, it seems sustainable, I think in the long term, it is not only not sustainable, but I think it implies the failure of the entire race.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is a threat to the race. It's not even about, it's not even about national security. This will kill us all in, in 40 to 50 years. We, all of us that are right now going through this would probably be dead or in 60 or 70 years, but, the next generation, right? Or children like, or grandchildren. They will be in a situation where they won't have anything to eat because of this.[00:22:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. It's I think somebody should study these things, right? Somebody that, that is trained on these areas to simulate this to see what, what would happen.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So those were the two little pieces of information. So I call that the communist paradox: even if you can control of the entire world and you turn the entire planet red, I think it would fail in two generations. That's my thinking. I'm happy to be proven wrong.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now I'm gonna switch to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: More entities flagged. Okay. I'm gonna do this kind of quickly in the sense that I'm not gonna go into much detail except in a couple of cases that I think are important to give details because they could mean liability for DIOSDADO CABELLO who is, the puppet master and financier that keeps this thing running, so I'm just gonna name the entities. I'm gonna say for all of them. The information is posted in the website. Go to spyhell.org/evidence. And there is a link that says "read all". Click on that [00:23:00] link and it will, you will be able to see all the information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first entity is JD Vance the vice president.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The second entity is Sean "Diddy" Combs, Diddy the rapper. Many of his mansions past and present are marked in Elon Musk's geo-index with high paramilitary scores and crypto payments... important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: William E. Lane He's a doctor and he's part of the medical cluster I talked about yesterday, but I forgot to mention him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's important and he carries a lot of liability. I got some information from an informant. From the information I got, it seemed like he may have performed a procedure that I did not authorize. Okay, that's all I'm gonna say for now, but I have more information for the FBI.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The next character is Mark Siurek. Okay. So this is a lawyer registered with , Bar of Texas, and he represented me in a complaint against a past employer, which was Goldman Sachs. Okay. And it was the same, the [00:24:00] same thing that I saw recently where the mediator is really not really mediating. And an attorney is, with working for the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is important, because remember, Goldman Sachs was my employer and they did things that were illegal in many different respects. With different levels of gravity and all of them are documented in the website. And if Mark Siurek was working for them while posing as he was representing me or my interests.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's serious.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's it, I think it brings liability back to the network. Also a small data point. The payments that he and that he received or his firm received seem to have been done through properties on the name of his paralegal and himself, which are marked in the index. All of them the properties and the paralegal name is Sue. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Her . last name . I don't have it right now. I'll have to check the system, but, and I imagine Sue is like a short [00:25:00] name, like a shorthand name? So probably Susan. I don't know, but I'll check the system. But yeah, her and all her familie members have a lot of properties marked in the geo Index that are fully paid, like no mortgage even.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Next person is Carlton Woods, Kelly and Cole Watkins. And there are the three of them. Separate businesses, they're in real estate. Okay. Carlton Woods is important because first, his real estate firm here in Houston is super prominent, moves, probably hundreds of billions of dollars in, in, in listings a year.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And his own house is next to what's his name. I forgot their name right now, but there is a character who's a Venezuelan operator or was like, I think he was caught by the FBI or I don't know, years ago. I think the last name was Cedeno , but I'm not sure. He was tied to a case with PDVSA corruption, bribery, the works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:26:00] And he has a mansion or had a mansion worth $15 million in the Woodlands in here in, in Texas. Carlton Woods. His own house is very close, like meters away. And of course, Carlton Woods is marked in the index and all the things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Kelly and Cole Watkins. Also are in real estate. They are tied to, a company called theBridgeGrouptx.com, and I'm mentioning them because they have high liability in the sense that they personally came to my home to photograph the interior of the home.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they brought drones. It was a ruse orchestrated by, Travis Kalanick and Elon Musk. When they moved me to Twitter, they made me believe that they were going to ask me to move to California. So I put the house on the market. When I did that. Kelly and Cole Watkins came to my house to create the listing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they're agents, they're marked in the index and they work for the network. So I imagine they wanted to see where the servers were, where I had the things located, things like that. They wanted to do an inventory [00:27:00] basically, of the equipment in the house, I think. So they did that. Probably higher high liability, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I reported all of them to the IRS, and this particular form is important. I recommend. Law enforcement to check it out. It's on the archive. And the FBI hash number of this particular IRS form is C as in Charlie, C as in Charlie 1 0 9 8. I really recommend law enforcement to read this form and I'm gonna post a link to it in the description.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The next entity is somebody, is something called "Cord Blood Registry" (cord blood.com). Okay, so this is a company, that the network owns, that collects DNA samples and genetic material from the newborns umbilical cord when they're born. Okay? And when they do that, they send you a kit and the, they ask the parents to give their DNA.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This company is super marked in the index, and it's a dangerous [00:28:00] company because they're collecting all these DNA information, not only about the targets, like in this case me, but also about the child. So now they have a genetic profile of the child. They not only have the child kidnapped, they have the full genetic profile of the child, which is dangerous,

Reinaldo Aguiar: they if the child had a genetic witness, they know where to target him, right? To affect the parent, to harass the parents. So the parent cannot work, cannot compete with eBay, for example, so that's why they do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Next. I have a small cluster of what we call "criminal SEO tools". For people that are not technical:

Reinaldo Aguiar: sEO is a, it's an industry on itself, and what it means is search engine optimization, it's an industry that basically, it's a lot of people that spend their time thinking about how they can optimize websites so they rank higher in Google Search organically. And this is important because the higher you rank, the more traffic you get and you can monetize the traffic in different ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can sell products, you can sell advertisement, you can sell services. Traffic is what everybody [00:29:00] wants.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's a whole industry, on this area, thousands of people, very skilled and talented people devote their lives to working on SEO. There is a set of tool they use, a set of tools that they use for their work day to day that are very well known tools.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All of them are intimately connected to this network and they're used as espionage tools. Meaning imagine that you're an entrepreneur and you want to improve the traffic ranking of your site on Google. You'll probably sign up to these tools and then you would enter keywords that you want to target and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All this information goes straight to the FSB, the China Intelligence Services, and they know what you're working on, what your goals are, what keywords you want, and then they use Liana Technologies to demolish your website on Google specifically for the keywords that you want, so it's a twofold.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not only they demolish your website, they know where to hit you, basically. What else? Also, they know what you want to achieve, and then they go and do it themselves. They are not already doing it. And if you're working on a [00:30:00] piece of technology and they steal it and they have a similar company on their network that is doing this thing, they will steal these things from you and give it to that company,

Reinaldo Aguiar: so that company can grow and you go bankrupt.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These tools are, Semrush, aHREFs is spelled A-H-R-E-F-S. It's, this is a company based in Singapore, of course, and the other big one is TopVisor. This is so Russian that if you go to topvisor.com, the homepage is in Russian, and it has a link that says English, but the default language is Russian. And a lot of people in the US use that tool.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Retailers Lululemon, super flagged and the executive train super flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Home Depot. I would think this company is directly under the control of this Diosdado Cabello, like literally Lowe's the same, and Costco and particularly the Costco parking lots, they have I don't know if you, when you go to the airport and in the airport parking lot that all the [00:31:00] Uber drivers are kind waiting for work, like to get a ride, to get, an order for a ride.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Costco parking lots are exactly that. At least in the Houston area, like they use them as dispatch centers for all these drivers whose, you know, only objective in life is to track people to record and transmit their locations illegally and to intercept their cell phone traffic. So big dispatch centers for these agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To close. I want to mention one person, one of these, synthetic she wasn't a synthetic, romantic interest, but at the end it was synthetic, let me explain. So her name is Ibeth Escobar, and she's a lady that I met back home in Venezuela when I was maybe, I don't know, I must have been like 23 years old.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And we dated for, I think for a year or so. Then, I moved out of the country. We lost contact, but around 2010 she reappeared as a friend in my life. Like [00:32:00] she texted me. I don't recall exactly what happened, but she reappeared. And now I understand that it wasn't random.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was around the time that Pierre Omidyar moved me to California to work at Yahoo. So around that time, now I understand, the SEBIN asked her, the Venezuelan intelligence asked her to reconnect with me. And, we kept this contact, this sporadic contact over the years, over messages and things like that, which is a channel for the network to decrypt my traffic,

Reinaldo Aguiar: because if she sends me a message, even if I don't reply, them, knowing the contents of the message and getting the encrypted network traffic from the houses that are surrounding me. With the two things together, they can find a decryption key that works for all my internet traffic for a short period of time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, they can repeat this process and this is the reason why they will surround the target with online friends. A lot of people sending you messages that or WhatsApp groups like that's the other one, a lot of people started adding me to these WhatsApp groups, many of them that I didn't really have any, to be polite, I didn't leave the [00:33:00] groups.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is a big mistake because as the group, even if you don't read the messages, as the group is in the background of your WhatsApp, it's receiving messages. They can use any of the people in those groups to send you, to send a message to the group that at the end will get to your phone.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because they're intercepting your traffic next to your home. It's basically endless opportunities to get the decryption key every 30 minutes or whatever time is that they need to get it right. And that's why, I noticed this after 2017 or 18, a lot of WhatsApp groups starting adding me, grant people that I knew from long time ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I really didn't ever interact with those groups. But to be polite, I didn't leave the groups right. But I under, I understand now why those groups exist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, but the reason I'm mentioning Ibeth a lot of things she's clearly an agent and I think there's a lot of liability there because in one occasion she asked me for a favor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She moved to this area, to Texas. and She said that she was in a difficult economic situation and she wanted to get an [00:34:00] apartment, but they wouldn't rent it to her because she didn't have credit. And she asked me to sign the application as a guarantor of the application. And it's an apartment complex here in Katy, Texas, and the form is in my email.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If authorities are watching this, you can go through my email, I don't care, and find that form. So when I signed the application, the woman in the apartment complex say that I needed to give her my social security number and a paycheck, right? Which is unusual. It was an apartment lease for I don't know, $1,200 a month.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I I, I gave her the, I gave her the social security number and I said, run my credit. You will see that, I'm good. I can cover this. And, but she insisted. And then I said, no, I'm not gonna give you my paycheck. And then Ibeth got upset, and she like threw a tantrum: you're not really my friend, you don't wanna help me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She pressured me into giving my paycheck.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I don't know why they needed the paycheck if they own Twitter, I don't know, maybe it was one of those psychological ruses to like, I don't really know, but. [00:35:00] Anyhow, I gave that woman my social security number and my paycheck and a copy of the last paycheck.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So maybe there's liability there. And the other thing is that mysteriously and Ibeth has emailed me and contacted me, I don't know, recently, I don''t know two, three months ago trying to get in contact with me. But in this situation that I am, I can't be replying to messages or even getting messages because they decrypt my traffic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's dangerous to me. I haven't replied.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in the last few days I emailed her because, yeah, I wanted to see where she is and to get in contact with her. And surprisingly, the email bounces back. Okay. And this is important, what I am going to say, 'cause it could be something, the email bounces back and in the bounce email, it says, this email address doesn't exist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's an email address that is, a Gmail address. The main email address that bounces is Escobar is spelled ESCO, B as in Bob, "A" "R" [00:36:00] Ibeth: I-B-E-T-H, at gmail.com. Okay. That's the one that bounces, so it's. Google Gmail telling me this email doesn't exist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She has another email address, which is Escobar Ibeth, the same thing, E-S-C-O-B-A-R-I-B-E-T-H @hotmail.com.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That one doesn't bounce, but she didn't reply.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the reason why I'm so focused on the one that bounces is because after that email bounced . Which is puzzling I've never seen, that email exists because I've emailed that email before many times. In fact, I think when we had that exchange about the apartment guarantor signature, that was, the email address we used.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, the email bounces. Right when the mail bounces. I said this is actually an opportunity for me. I'm going to register that in email address ... now that it's free. She, I thought she closed the account, so I tried to register it again. Because then maybe the network makes a mistake and emails [00:37:00] her, and I get the email ...and that would be legit. If the email address is free, I can grab it,

Reinaldo Aguiar: i'm not impersonating her identity. I'm just grabbing an email address that it's free. So I tried to do that, and when I tried, Gmail tells me this address is taken, like this address already exists. You cannot take it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I've never worked in Gmail. I worked in Search, so I don't know. If it's just a security check to make sure that nobody grabs the email address for a certain, like a co, like a cool down period, something like that. If you close the account, maybe they keep the address blocked for 60 days, let's assume.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in case you want to come back and grab it again, you have a chance. It's possible. I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or if it's not that I'm puzzled by, trying to understand how is that, the address bounces back, but I'm not able to create an account. The address bounces back saying it doesn't exist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if I try to go and create that account, it tells me, Google is telling me that the address already exists.

[00:38:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Made me wonder if maybe there is some sort of collaboration from someone inside of Google Gmail's team to make the emails bounce. Although the account is not really closed, that's a possibility that some, somehow they set something up to make sure that I cannot email her. But the address exists.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I say that because I don't think there's a way that you can, you can block a recipient on, on Gmail, but what does it, what it does, from what I understand is that it sends their emails to, to spam.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It wouldn't make the email bounce back because you, this bounce back mechanism is specified in the, the w3c specification, I think, this mechanism of bouncing back is something that is written in the standard of how email systems work, right? And I think it only should happen when the email doesn't really exist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As per the standard, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So unless Google is now deviating from the standards, which is unlikely 'cause they participated in the drafting, they participated in the drafting of [00:39:00] those standards. It could mean that there's collaboration, a collaboration that is internal, right? That is hard to understand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I don't understand how this is happening, that the email bounces back, but yet I'm not able to register unless it's the cool down period, that's the only explanation that would not imply collaboration.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I thought I should mention this because maybe it's something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with that, I'm gonna close this session and I'm gonna post a couple of links in the notes in the description of this video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I thank you again for your time and talk to you soon. Thank you.

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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good afternoon, invisible friends. My name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Macano, and today is July 3rd, 2025, and it's about 2:00 PM Central Time in the US and I'm located at the 26714 Valleyside drive, Katy, Texas 77494. Today is it's it's a happy day . I think I got them good last night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This morning and I'll talk a little bit more about that in a minute. But but for now let me start by saying a couple of things. Because I want to make this video in a way that it's understandable by anybody who's just watching this video, without having to have context of all the other videos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm gonna say a couple of things at the beginning that apply to everything that I'm going to mention in this video except for one thing. And when that, when I mention that, I'll say, this is not in the "Form 211", but the first thing I want to mention is that all this information and the people I'm going to mention and the companies and entities I'm [00:01:00] going to mention, I've reported them to the IRS within the whistleblower program of the IRS which is basically a program where you can offer tips or information or referrals to the IRS when you suspect that there might have been financial crimes and tax fraud.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, hoping that the IRS investigates those issues, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's an official form called Form 211, numbers 211. That's the number of the form.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this form, I filed it with the IRS and I filed multiple of these forms through the last, I don't know, after I captured the geo-index, so the last nine months or so.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's a big form that basically compiles most of the most important entities, and it has something like 1 million entities in it. So the entire form is 164,000 pages. Imagine that, right? That's the scale of this. And that doesn't contain all the [00:02:00] entities, so just the entities in the US that are important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would say the top 25 percentile, something like that in the us. So that form I filed it with the IRS. You can get it in multiple ways. You can get it, it's in the archive and the link to the archive it's on spyhell.org. You can also get it by entering in a web browser, the address https://form211 .org, ORG, that domain takes you, if you enter that in web browser, it takes you directly to the form.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also... I filed this form within the context of the "divorce"... This strange divorce lawsuit that DIOSDADO CABELLO filed against me when I started researching the addresses of people in the network in Caracas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So within the context of that [00:03:00] "divorce" lawsuit, I filed the entire form 211, the master form within my exhibit lists in the context of the temporary restraining order that DIOSDADO CABELLO is seeking against me and to order me to go to a psychiatrist and medicate me. Like in the game that I proposed last week.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Exactly. That. The same play of that, playbook.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those scenarios in the game are not entirely hypothetical. I've seen them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason I filed the form, just to be clear in the exhibit list, is because DIOSDADO CABELLO is alleging that I'm crazy and that I'm hallucinating all these things, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I need to take medication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That opens the door for me to make my argument that I'm not crazy, that this is real. That, I got their database, it was leaked to me by DIOSDADO CABELLO and Vladimir Padrino Lopez, indirectly, and that's how I know all these things, right? It's not dilution, it's data that they gave [00:04:00] me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They opened by calling me crazy in a court of law... they opened the door for me to show that I'm not crazy, and therefore, this should be admissible, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's a, an unintended consequence for them, so in the, so I'm gonna give you the court. In this video I'm gonna mention the court, the case number, and the number of the exhibit in case, DIOSDADO CABELLO succeeds at harming me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is already filed with the court and anybody can go and fetch it from the court. So the court is the three 387th Judicial District. The case number is 25-DCV-328122. And this is filed in the "Respondent's exhibit list", is the name of the filing for the "Temporary Orders" and is the exhibit number 11 within that filing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And I'm gonna post a link to the [00:05:00] filing in this, in the description of this video as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today I'm wearing my "Spy in Training" t-shirt uniform to celebrate the progress that I think I'm making. It's really exciting. To talk about real that real quickly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I mentioned last week, I think that I was working on this project where I was trying to build models to estimate where they could be hiding the cars, right? Because I know they have this problem now that if they put the cars in a certain place where I'm gonna drive or I could drive nearby that place, if I record the plates, then they will have to decommission those cars, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they, they move numbers like, when they're gonna hide cars. It's not like they're gonna hide five cars. They hide 500, 700, a thousand cars, right? That's the volume of effort that they're using to follow me these days. So anyhow I got the other day good cars that at Advenir Complex where Penelope Suarez used to live.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I had a few other candidates [00:06:00] right in my list. I'm not gonna say which one they are, obviously, but, so I went this morning, what I did... I did several things, first thing is that they've been running experiments with, since I started publishing the videos on YouTube. Sorry, I should mention that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me show my screen real quickly to show you. Where are the videos of last night? This morning? It was early this morning. Yeah. So this is what the KOL-Mobile looks like, and I made a small modification to it. I'm gonna tell you what I did. But if you go to, to, to this channel, @KOL-MobileRaw. Then click on playlists . There is this playlist that is called 2025/07/03: Dockerhood Visit 2021 Fountain View, Houston, Texas. And this is the, that where they had that "dockerhood". And I haven't run [00:07:00] this through the system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So take this with a grain of salt. But from what I could tell as a human knowing how my system works I can tell that I got them. I got them really good.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There were hundreds of their cars in this place, right? Hundreds. I have no doubts, but I'll run through the models and so I can rank them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I know which are the important cars. 'cause right now I can tell that they're probably their cars, but I don't have really a way to really rank them systematically because I need the system to do this right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I can tell you I got them really good. So in that place they had at least until few hours ago, so this was like 4:00 AM this morning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe even a thousand cars. I don't know, because until I run through the system, all this footage, like the system tells me, give me statistics, how many cars, how many positives, how many negatives, all that. But using the naked eye, I think could be probably a thousand cars in their network, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like a spy cars and the cars. Most of them, I would say 99% had real license plates. [00:08:00] Maybe some of them could be actually traceable, traceable to actual people. The address of the complex 2021 Fountain View Drive, Houston, Texas are these apartment complexes, all these that look like an H in the, that like have an H in the middle of the building.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So these are the, the apartments, these are like courtyards basically that "H". And the, you cannot see the cars because, so the cars are under this ceiling over here, right? So it has like a covered parking lot outside. But I managed to scan all the vehicles in all those apartments.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, more or less like 10 apartment buildings, yeah, it could be easily 1000 cars. It was packed. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I'm saying: I got them really good. But again, I have to run this through the pipeline. Okay. So what I did, going back to the topic, is that I modified... because they've been running experiments, right after I started posting the [00:09:00] videos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They started experimenting with the tint on the windows, right? So they do things like, they change the shade, they change the grade of the film, trying to make it difficult for the cameras to see the person, right? Or they put the, different tones of ...they're playing with the light, with the ligthing inside of the vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I, I can see, because, I see the same thing in multiple of the vehicles that are flagged in the system. So I know there's coordination in those experiments. They're trying to determine which is the combination of film, I imagine brand, shade. I don't know. That produces the less visibility for these specific cameras because all this depends on the cameras and the angle that I have the cameras installed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a lot of factors that are fixed on my side. So they're optimizing for reducing visibility on my system .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I did was that and this is the thing, right? When, the solution is really cheap when you know what they're doing and how they're doing it, right? And this is relevant to something I'm gonna say at the end.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I did, I went to Walmart and I spent like a hundred dollars only in a [00:10:00] couple of, they are like headlights, but like external headlights that you can, and I mounted them on the grill, on that grill that you can see on the photo, basically pointing on the same direction of the cameras. And I calibrated them, first to be at this at a regular level that regular headlights from a vehicle would point, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is just so they don't go and say that I'm blinding drivers and I'm a hazard . Like these are calibrated in exactly the same angle as regular headlights, but also I optimized them to, to hit the spots where they're obscuring the faces, right? So as I drive, and you can see this in the videos it basically... destroys , what they're doing with the tinted window.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like even if they have a super dark tinted window, 'cause this is 2,500 lumens it goes through, right? And then the camera can see the features of the face. And that's enough for what I need. Even if, I cannot get a clear picture. The camera can see the features the system can see the features. So that's how I [00:11:00] destroyed that, those little experiments that we're doing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I did that, and then I went this morning, like at 3:00 AM I woke up at 2:00 AM and drove to two complexes: for one I could not get in, but this other one I could get it was open.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because of the fire regulations they have, they cannot really close it entirely. But for that size. So it had these fire exits right open and I used one of those and I got in and it scaned all the vehicles in all the 10 apartment complexes. And all those are posted in this playlist that I mentioned that is called 2025/07/03: Dockerhood visit 2021 Fountain View Houston, Texas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And I don't know, like here you can see right, the effect of the headlights that I'm describing, how they basically destroy that anonymity that they want to provide the agents with. So that's that's no more.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so moving on. I'm, I want to talk about a couple of technical concepts [00:12:00] real quickly 'cause this is very well documented on the website and I know the videos, but I want to mention them here quickly so people, that are just watching this video can understand the content without having to go back and look these things up.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first thing is the "Geo Index": this is the Geo Index is a database that was leaked to me by DIOSDADO CABELLO, and Vladimir Padrino Lopez, personally, indirectly, but personally. Okay. And how it was leaked and everything is documented in a video, and I'm going to post the link to that video in this description underneath. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This Geo Index is a database that marks places in the world in entire planet with scores. It has Imagine markers. Imagine that you put pins of different colors in different places and the colors mean something. Okay. That's a good analogy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the colors mean something like a concept or an idea. Let's put it that way and also mean a level, a number. Okay. So mainly that you, on each pin, you have a color and a [00:13:00] number, basically. And the color could mean. A concept, an idea, and the number could mean hierarchy or importance.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Or volume of something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically they gave me that entire database and I built a system to analyze it. Okay. And during that process, I realized that the database marked basically three things. Spy locations, like assets antennas, spy houses, safe houses, things like that. Second thing is paramilitary locations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So these are locations that are used by their military or paramilitary. These are military personnel, maybe trained in another country, maybe even some of them even trained in the US like Robert Gates, for example. He was a military official when he was minister of Defense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And his house is marked in the index with the paramilitary score.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's also locations where they conduct operations, military type operations. I'm gonna talk more about that later.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this database [00:14:00] also contains crypto payments. It records crypto payments that they've made, crypto positions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's like a banking ledger for crypto, basically for their most prominent agents, like the, I would call them like the partners of this organization or Directors, and above, like after certain level, their positions in crypto are recorded in the database, right? So the most prominent ones.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the geo index. I have it. I built a system to analyze it systematically using technology, and I made all these public, it's all open source and the data sets are open and published , and they're available on BigQuery. You can download the data, you can analyze it yourself. And I invite anybody that watches this to really, if you have the time try to analyze it and have a look and form your own, your own opinion.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Don't take my word for it. So that's the geo index on itself.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the paramilitary scores that... so this index contains numbers, okay? Some [00:15:00] of those numbers are crypto payments and some other numbers are paramilitary scores. And those paramilitary scores basically correlate with the importance from a, I would say from a paramilitary perspective of the asset.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, I don't know some point near the Lockheed Martin facilities in California have a super high paramilitary score because with those points, they use them with those houses that they have nearby, they use them to spy and intercept communications and network traffic and cell phone traffic from the people or the engineers or the directors or, whatever that are working on researching military technologies, propulsion systems and rockets and things, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Guiding systems so that it's highly important for them. So those houses have high score. And again, I'm gonna post a link that has a demo that is like an hour long demo of how I got this data, what it means. It shows examples and all, in the description of this video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So now with that [00:16:00] context having mentioned the form211, and again everything that I'm gonna mention from now on except a couple of things that I'm going to mention, which ones they are, all of these entities first, all this is derived from that geo index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not guessing, these are not inferences. I'm not supposing anything like all this is derived from this database that Diosdado Cabello gave me and he gave it to me and you can see the video, how he gave it to me, but it's all in the video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm gonna talk about entities that have been flagged and I've reported them to the IRS in multiple IRS forms.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Notably the master IRS form, which is the one that you can access via https://form211.org/. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, that was filed with the 387th Judicial District Court, the family court where Diosdado Cabello sued me for divorce.

Reinaldo Aguiar: On that, I have to make a small mention. I'm talking about the court in the last video, I think it was I mentioned that, I saw that I had multiple [00:17:00] options to disarm that, that synthetic lawsuit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I was looking for the fastest way to do it, and I thought about it a lot. And I, I have a lot of options and kind of small nuclear weapons, each one on themselves. But I decided not to use them all at once, right? Because. My objective is not to destroy these people. My objective is to get my son back.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I started with the simpler solution, like the, what I think could be the fastest way. But if they don't give me my son back, I'm gonna use all of them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I did, I filed a motion with the court asking respectfully without accusing anybody or saying anything, respectfully asking the judge to recuse himself because of the fact that he did put me in the harm's way by sending me to a mediation while the other party was questioning my mental capacity, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That, that's the worst thing you get if they right, right? That's the worst thing you could do to me as a judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I respectfully, I'm asking for the judge to recuse himself, right? Let's see what they [00:18:00] do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now with that said, i'm gonna go through entities that I want to mention in this video to make it formal, official, so I mentioned my name, where I'm located everything right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So the first mention, the first entity I'm going to mention is a SMARTMATIC. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: SMARTMATIC is a company that does elections voting machines, basically technologies, right? This company is super flagged. It's part of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's marked in the index with paramilitary scores. All their offices in all the countries are marked. And my system co-clustered the entity that represents SMARTMATIC with Jorge Rodriguez from Venezuela, and Delcy Eloi na Rodriguez from Venezuela as well. And the two of them are siblings. So Jorge Rodriguez and Delcy Eloína Rodriguez are siblings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I know because I was born in Venezuela, and, side note, it's amazing to me to see that these Venezuelans, in, I don't want to say that I feel proud because, what they're doing is [00:19:00] not good.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it's impressive, right? That these three Venezuelans, Diosdado Cabello, Jorge Rodriguez and Delcy Eloína Rodriguez, they all managed to somehow get themselves entangled with these high tech players, Elon Musk, and it's amazing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like Venezuela during those times, 1998, 1999 was a very unsophisticated country, right? It puzzles me how they got into those circles, is what I'm trying to say. It's amazing. They obviously, have a way to do that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, SMARTMATIC is interesting because it. I don't know how to say this, but through, through all these years that I've been analyzing what they do, I see commonalities in the online attacks against Google, for example, Google queries, Google search queries, and the voting systems. And again, I see that because I spent 20 years of my life in Venezuela and I saw how they do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I saw how they move the voters, how they change the circuit request. Like they have all these [00:20:00] series of tricks to win the elections, right? Using SMARTMATIC. And, even if they don't win, then they change the results, right? With SMARTMATIC , like it's a computer system, you can override the numbers, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I, I've seen that play out and when I see those attacks against democracy and more, more basically against voting systems, I see the commonalities with the attacks of Liana Technologies against Google search queries. It's the same type of attack. I'm saying this because if authorities ever investigate these things, my suggestion if I may give a suggestion, and I don't mean to overstep, but if I may give a suggestion, I think what if it was me... investigating this, I would try to put together a team of people that know about elections and election systems in different parts of the world and people that know about how Google search works. Because it's the same thing. It's the same type, like it's, you can change voters by, fake impressions and bots.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the, it's interchangeable, it's the same [00:21:00] technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because of that, my system co clusters SMARTMATIC with Liana Technologies. Samuli Tursas is somehow involved in this. Looking at the thing... when you see, I don't know how to explain it, but ... when you see the creation, if you know the creator you can recognize the traits, you can recognize things in the design, and you can say this probably was done by this person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's how it feels like Tursas is involved a SMARTMATIC in some capacity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm gonna keep going.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing I wanna talk about, so it's EMRs. So EMRs is a huge topic. If I start talking about this, I could talk about this for hours because I worked for years on this myself, writing software for EMRs, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: EMRs, it stands for Electronic Medical Records Systems. It's the software that your clinic or your doctor, if you're in the US or other countries that have computerized records that your doctor would use to enter your information and to enter what you're taking, your prescriptions, all that, right? That computer software, the type, the global type of software is called EMR.[00:22:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's different brands, different companies that do them, et cetera.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, what I want to mention is there is so there's a, in the US there are a lot of regulations that try to protect data of the patients, okay? That are stored in these EMRs. And this is done by an act. That is called HIPAA. I don't recall exactly what each letter means, but it's a regulation, it's a law that regulates, what these companies can do with this data and what they cannot do with this data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And within this context, there is a loophole. And the loophole is that the company, they're called I think provider or data provider, I don't know, I don't recall exactly what is the terminology in the HIPAA law. But the companies that handle data, they can, by this act as a specifying in this act, they can, if they want, sign what they call in the act a business associate agreement, a "BAA", with a third party company kind to form a partnership, for example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if they do that, [00:23:00] they're allowed by law to, transfer the data to that other entity so that other entity can use the data. Okay, so this is specified in the law, and this is a loophole, and I saw this firsthand when I saw, when I met a person by the name Lawson Boothe B-O-O-T-H-E, and HUGO DIAZ .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they run a company or used to run a company called "Vital Interaction". And this was a ruse of this network. They basically put me in contact with this company via another website they control, that is called codementor.io. Code Mentor is a platform in which people like me that write software, I was a Google engineer at the time, so I had a profile on Code Mentor, and I would freelance by the hour. And I was getting good money. For, for my means. That was a lot of money. I was making something like, I don't know. I think $150 per hour, some, something like that. I could work on a weekend, for example, I don't know, five hours, and I could make almost a thousand dollars, like $ 750 or something like that.[00:24:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was doing this on the side, basically on the weekends.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how they introduced me to Lawson and Hugo from Vital Interaction. And they, it was a, we worked together for two years in this capacity and they had me doing little projects and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Some of those projects Interestingly were for WebMD which is a major player in all this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the company that they had was a messaging company. So it's a company that, when you go to the doctor and you make an appointment that you get a text message saying, Hey, your appointment was booked.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or then, the day before the appointment, you get a reminder to make sure that you go to the appointment. And if you want to cancel it, send a message saying, "C" that kind of thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's vital interaction. That's what they do. There's other companies, but one of them is Vital Interaction.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's, that was ran by Lawson Boothe and Hugo Diaz. Yes. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And while working with them, I learned that first of all, they're agents, right? Like Lawson's house is marked in the index with paramilitary score in Austin the works. But I saw what they were doing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they had a [00:25:00] team in an Arabic country. They said it was Iraq. But I think now with what I know probably Iran, right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so what they would do. The way it would work, right? So if the clinic would give them access to the databases and then this team in, maybe Iran would hook up to those databases and reverse engineer the schema of the databases, and then they would ingest the entire data, extract it from that database and save that data on their own database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, knowing that they're part of this criminal network. Because I have the GEO index, I see this as a tremendously dangerous situation because they're extracting the medical records from these huge medical groups. We're talking, it's not a small clinics like they Lawson had some clients that had, I don't know, I don't know how many hundreds of clinics right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: In one client and he had almost a thousand clients. He had direct access to the medical records of [00:26:00] millions of people. And the way it was handled, like I was, when I saw that the first time I saw it coming from Google, right? Where I saw how data is supposedly treated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I say supposedly because I understand now that they also still data from Google, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But when I saw the way they handled it and sent it overseas to these people that you never saw their faces, not even when you met with them over, over, over Zoom or whatever, right? It felt like a dangerous situation to me, even seven, I don't know, eight years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I wanted to mention that it's a big risk and the solution to this is not only to disassemble the network, like the legislation needs to be changed, right? Like this. Because as I can tell from, firsthand experience, they weaponized the, this network, weaponizes the medical information, like once the, look the thing with my spine injury...

Reinaldo Aguiar: they went to Venezuela to see what they could exploit, which medical weaknesses in my body they could exploit to target me, to disable me. So I could [00:27:00] not compete with eBay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Having this huge repository of medical data and the genetic data that they're getting from, 23andMe, and and the cordblood.com and all those things, it's just, it, it puts all of us in a weak position where they can exploit the things that make us physically vulnerable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's what I thought I should mention that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: on this EMR cluster. So the cluster where Lawson Booth, Hugo Diaz , "Vital interaction", are there's also a sub cluster that gets unioned with ... that is composed by entities like, Clear Lake Specialties Dr. Baba and Ammar Baba, so they're brothers. Dr. Baba is the owner of the practice.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And so they came into play around the same time as so there was a kind of a business disagreement with Lawson Boothe. They, he wanted the intellectual property. [00:28:00] That's as always like the same thing that happened with Max, with Maxim Tarasiouk years later. Lawson wanted the intellectual property of the system that I had built.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I said No. And that led to a, to abusiness d isagreement, basically. And we stopped working together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then what the network did was to insert Clear Lake Specialties and Dr. Baba in my life, he was posing as a client, basically to consume the technology that Lawson couldn't steal successfully.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And paying a monthly fee for that for that service. I don't recall what the fee was. I think it was like $6,000 a month or something like that. And Dr. Baba run that practice. And also he has, and this is interesting, he has a medical billing company, or at least that's the story that was presented to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe the company's not his, but that's what they told me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this medical billing company is interesting because it's an aggregator, basically it's a company that provides a service to [00:29:00] medical practices for billing collections. And it's interesting for two things, right? One is an aggregator, it aggregates multiple practices, which is what this network loves, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a, they might have, they might as well call it, Clear Lake Hub, like HubSpot and GrubHub and all those things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's an aggregator that aggregates billing data for medical practices. So they steal it in bulk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And and billing data is very interesting in this space. It's even more interesting than the actual medical data. The reason is that because this billing medical data. Has to do with insurances. So the idea is what they were doing is that if the patient has an amount owing, like a copay or something that the insurance didn't cover, they will try to recover it from the patient.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And my technology basically was doing searches to find the big opportunities, right? The same thing I'm doing right now with spyhell.org to find the biggest [00:30:00] spies, but replace the spies by patients that owe a lot of money. Okay? But the same idea, the same principle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow it's interesting because as in everything that has to do with money,

Reinaldo Aguiar: When there's money involved, companies are usually more meticulous, if it's the health of the patient, they will take the notes like by hand or, there's no standardization is what I'm trying to say. But because insurances deal with money, they have all those conditions very neatly standardized.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is done via what they call in this industry, the ICD codes and the CPT codes. Where ICD codes are a standardized codes for conditions or symptoms, or illnesses. So for example, asthma has a specific number that typifies asthma, and if it's allergic, asthma has a sub number

Reinaldo Aguiar: this is, it's a it's a taxonomy of illnesses, basically very well specified. Then the same with the medical procedures, those are the CPT codes, the procedure codes. So if you get, [00:31:00] an eye exam for, to measure the thickness of your cornea, that procedure has a code that typifies it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm saying this data is very interesting because it basically turns illnesses, into structured data, which is what this network loves to be able to standardize how to target individuals , so for them, the billing data for of medical practices is more useful than the actual nodes from the doctor,

Reinaldo Aguiar: because this is already standardized by the insurance companies and by the what is that they call it? Medical coders, is what they call it. So this is a profession that you go to school for this, to learn how to translate from, human language, illness and procedures in the medical field to this taxonomy of ICD and CPT codes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that manual work is already done in this database that [00:32:00] Amar and Dr. Baba have right? Anyhow. I saw the same thing that I saw with Lawson, like they had that database, like they had it in a pen drive. Like it was very insecure the way they were handling it. And they're also from Arabic origins,

Reinaldo Aguiar: and I don't mean to do like ethnic profile or anything like that, putting two and two together I think I, I know where that data was going to, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, in that cluster, there's a Dr. Baba, Clear Lake Specialties, Amar Baba, and there's also a doctor that goes by the name, I don't know if this is a real name because it is one of those funny names,

Reinaldo Aguiar: his name supposedly was Rick Click. Almost they named it "Right Click", to make him more contextual... because at that time I was working on NAVBOOST. So it was very contextual.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they named him RIck Click and, like he was posing as a prospective client, I went to his practice, or supposedly right to his office here in Houston.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I gave him a [00:33:00] demo. And he told me that he had three or four successfuls in medical startups in technology and had made millions of dollars. And I don't know if any of that was true, but that's what he told me. And I remember, I don't know if it's useful or not, but I remember he had an interesting vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was an older model, but it was, I think it was a Rolls Royce or it was a British car. I think it was a Rolls Royce. I think it was a but older model, like probably I don't know, 89 or 90, like something like that. It looked old, but you could tell it was a rare vehicle. It wasn't, it wasn't a normal regular car that you would see on the street.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It caught my eye. It was a rarity in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, so the, so they all co clustered with Lawson Boothe and they're part, all part of this Pierre Omidyar effort of stealing medical data from American citizens and taking it to Iran. So ....

Reinaldo Aguiar: the other thing I want to mention is, yesterday I [00:34:00] mentioned "Diddy", but I forgot to mention Jeffrey Epstein. Remember the guy that had the little island. So Jeffrey Epstein's Island, as you can see in this dashboard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this house over here it's the guest house, one of the guest houses in Jeffrey Epstein Island. And you can see in this number that is marked in the index with a paramilitary score. And that house is even featured in a documentary that I saw on Netflix. It's the exact same house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, risking to state the obvious, the reason why they have these characters. It's not some I mean there's human trafficking and sex trafficking and all that, but I think it's also a factory of blackmailing. And they have, this, they, I imagine that they would take high profile people to these places and then photograph them, record them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then after that, they own that person. Otherwise they expose them, right? So I imagine that's the angle, right? And of course, these people that, you know, like Jeffrey Epstein, are [00:35:00] the operators of that, right? That's their role. They're agents and other properties. This is not the only property of Jeffrey Epstein that is marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He passed away in strange circumstances while Impressioned but the properties that he owned before that, most of them are marked in the index. So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so I'm gonna mention some companies now. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: WebMD, as I mentioned before, super flagged, is marked in the index. They directly have a lot of liability 'cause they directly participated in the attacks against my companies and I have proof of all these things, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Same thing with Medscape. Super flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another company, Netscape and a person. It's an older man called James H. Clark. He's super flagged. Multiple of his properties are marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Definitive Healthcare, super-flagged, co clustered with WebMD is the same thing, right? It's the same [00:36:00] company basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And other tech companies,

Reinaldo Aguiar: Uber, this is Chinese company really. But within that ecosystem, Travis Kanick and Emil Michael, Robert Gates, the former Secretary of Defense, Shervin Pishevar.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Pierre Omidyar

Reinaldo Aguiar: PayPal: Peter Thiel, Elon Musk and I'm sorry, some of these names, I don't know exactly how to pronounce them but they're spelled correctly in the form 211. All of them are reported:

Reinaldo Aguiar: Jawed Karim, Keith Rabois, Max Levchin, David Sacks, Roelof Botha , Kenny Howery, Luke Nose k, Jeremy Stoppelman, Andrew McCormack, Premal Shah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From a16z Venture Capital Management: Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From [00:37:00] Neuralink, Shivon Zilis.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From Intel: Pat Gelsinger or Gelsinger.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From Nvidia, and we talked about this before. Jensen Huang.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From TikTok, Shou Zi Chew. The last name is Z-I C-H-E-W.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From Apple, Tim Cook. We talked about this before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From Westlake Corporation: James Chao. He's in Houston. They are a prominent family here in Houston. They're a big part of all this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From LinkedIn: Reid Hoffman , also ex PayPal. This why they're called the PayPal Mafia because the, all the PayPal early employees and founders are in this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Quora as a whole. It's a big part of the fake news machine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yelp: Russel Simmons, and Russell Simmons is interesting because he's like the CTO of crime. I call him that way. Affectionately, right? I imagine he would be like something like me, but for crime, like he, from what I can see can, I [00:38:00] can see the things that he does and he is pretty good from a technical point of view, but, he chose to to devote his skills to, to work for Xi Jinping, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: More companies, Workday, Carta and WebOs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: WebOS is an operative system used in Samsung and LG TVs . The operative system in itself is dangerous because it's used for espionage.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From Google: Sergey Brin one of the co-founders and Sundar Pichai, the CEO, and Jeff Dean is the architect of many fundamental Google systems.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you think of the stack. I would say if I can pose an analogy, I would say that Russel Simmons and myself, we both use the architectures like the stack or the infrastructure that Jeff Dean built and made public via Google Cloud. So both Russel Simmons and myself would be like users of the things that Jeff Dean invented in my, so Jeff Dean is higher in [00:39:00] terms of capabilities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also in terms of danger because they're using all that to do all this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So now I'm gonna talk about some celebrities that are also Super Flagged: Drake in Canada. Shaquille O'Neill, the Shaq, Paul McCarney. In fact, they used Paul McCartney, in one of the at the Hamptons.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is documented on the website. They sat me like three feet away from Paul McCartney to make a, an intellectual property claim.

Reinaldo Aguiar: B.J. Novak the guy from "The Office", Dr. Oz, and this is not in the follow, Dr. Oz is in the IRS form, but the next one that I'm gonna say is not in the IRS form because I could not find the name of the parents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm gonna explain what this is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is "Vlad and Niki", this is a YouTube show that apparently is one of the most successful YouTube shows in history. It is like number six in revenue in YouTube. And I read somewhere they, they're like, [00:40:00] their net worth is like $800 million or something crazy like that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're of Russian origin and it's a show made for kids. Okay. Be beyond the, and I understand how it works, like the, they boost them and that's how that's how they also prominent. But the danger here really is that it's an aggregator, right? So all these kids, especially in the US, watch this show.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because they know the content and I, what I'm gonna say, I know it because they're doing it to me right now in another context. Okay. They're trying to figure out how the clone plus relay works. So they're basically manipulating the Metallica videos that I watch when I do it, when I do this. And they replace them by, low ranking Metallica videos that they own, that they know the content so they can try to figure out where I'm putting the bytes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I know the technique because I know that they're doing it to me so I know what they're doing with Vlad and Niki. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with Vlad and Niki, the idea is if you get this show to be super successful and say that, I don't know, 50 million households in the US [00:41:00] watch this show once a day. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because you know the content, you control the content. I mean them they know the "bytes stream" in every single segment of the video, the moment one of those households watches or starts streaming that, that particular video, 'cause they know. The unencrypted version of the content of the stream of bytes .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they can capture the encrypted version with the two ... They find the encryption key . The same old trick they do to everybody every time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this Vlad and Niki is really an aggregator. And that's why they make them. So is, yes there is a financial angle as well. 'cause $800 million is not change...

Reinaldo Aguiar: but the end goal is not really the $800 million. That's nothing to them. The end goal is to have, I don't know, 50, 60 million households in the US or in other countries that are watching this show every day. Multiple times per day. So that's why it's dangerous. And there's a house related that was co clustered by [00:42:00] the system long time ago with Vlad and Niki.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not the actual address of the show, but it's related somehow. And the address is 429 Golden Beach Drive. Golden Beach, Florida 33160. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Politicians, John Whitmire and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Both are super flagged in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Retailers: Walmart, Target. Both are super flagged and there's in, there's, there were incidents in which they tried to poison me with food purchased at Walmart.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is documented in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Food places: Starbucks, Tim Horton's in Canada, and they also have some stores in the US and McDonald's.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Streaming services: Netflix, Spotify. And you know this, the founder of Spotify, Daniel Ek or Ek, I don't know how to pronounce it. He like, he's super prominent in this network like almost ... Travis [00:43:00] Kalanick level, like almost at that level, right? So super flagged. I would watch for him if I was the authorities investigating this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Disney Plus is also flagged in the system. Okay, so now let's talk about, sorry. Okay, now let's talk about something else. I'm gonna change subject. Sorry, I, I don't know if I mentioned this, but just in case I missed him, I think I missed him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Reid Hoffman from LinkedIn also is Flagged, and he's also an ex PayPal guy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now let's talk about something different. Oh, by the way, I forgot to mention this. In that dashboard that you are seeing in the screen, this dashboard is available. If you go to spyhell.org, Let me show you how you can get there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can go to spyhell.org And click on "Earth" this link over here, and that will open that dashboard I'm showing, but it will open it in a iframe here. Okay. And this dashboard is important because it has a [00:44:00] collection of like featured places that are important for different reasons. And you can navigate them by clicking on these tabs over here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for example, this one that say CVS, you can see all the addresses that are marked surrounding the CVS headquarters, the main headquarters in the US where you know, the executives and important people of CVS, the company live and CVS is controlled by the Iranians. So it's, this is, this is, and they also tried to harm me or they, they tampered with my medication at CVS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a good, this is an important one, but there's other tab in here that, or like when they cut the undersea cable, it's also in there. Things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for my next trick, I'm gonna show you this and this, I'm gonna enjoy. I've been waiting for this moment for a long time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a, like a smaller IRS form 211 that I filed. Okay. And I filed this, I think it was sometime like in February. I have to look at the date. But this form [00:45:00] is specifically for ships and vessels. Okay? And it is important because, more, many of the things that they do rely on logistics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if, for example, some of these ships were seized , they would be in a very difficult position, logistics-wise. Why? Because they won't be able to move anything, right? The drugs, the illegal shipments, the, the evading the sanctions, all those things will probably suffer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a collection here, I think of 35 entities, but some of these entities are really more than one ship, right? Like for example, the way I reported this one, right? So the ship that my system and all this was detected systematically, right? So this, these are ships that were navigating that, i'm not gonna say what the algorithm is, but it's based on the geo index that DIOSDADO CABELLO gave me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is why these entities are flagged because they, they exhibited navigational patterns, i'm not gonna say what the patterns are, but navigational patterns that were detected thanks to that geo index, that DIOSDADO CABELLO gave me, that was designed by Elon Moss [00:46:00] and Travis Kalanick. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for example, in line 21 of this form, I'm reporting the owners and operators of the Lardo ship with Marshall Island flag.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And the IMO is identifier of the ship 9550280. This is just an example, right? But the operators or the owners of this ship own multiple ships and if investigators investigate the owners and it turns out that they're part of the network, they could maybe seize not only this ship, but maybe others 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. I don't know about maritime law, but I imagine, if the owner of multiple ships is doing something illegal, maybe multiple ships could be seized, right? So what I'm saying is there's 35 line items here, but this could be, I don't know, a hundred ships or 200 ships, I don't know, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: These one, these are the ones that my system detected, but the owners may have multiple, in fact, for example, this one, right? So this is "Candy fleet", it's a company in Louisiana that owns multiple vessels, that are used to spy and [00:47:00] to do other things. And, so that, that's an entire fleet. It's not one vessel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or the other example here is there's a company that does ride sharing for aircraft. Yeah. This one Wheelsup number 30, right? That company operates multiple aircraft. And I say I'm gonna enjoy this because, these ships are interesting because they're expensive for sure, but the other interesting thing is that they're hard to replace.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't really know how long it takes to build a ship. Like these ships are like, cargo ships that they used to transport. Some are like oil tankers, right? I don't know how long it takes to build an oil tanker, but I imagine it probably would be a year or more, right? So if they get seized beyond the financial loss, is the loss of time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They won't be able to move anything for at least a year, right? So it could be a very strong, punch in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Now I'm gonna switch topics and I'm gonna talk about, so the, everything that I said before are factual things derived from the index. Okay. That [00:48:00] nothing of that are hypothesis, suspicions, guesses, nothing like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those are things that are provable , using that data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, on this segment, I'm gonna talk about things that I cannot prove, but I have a strong suspicions based on the data again. Okay. And the system that I built, spyhell.org and the pipeline. So I'm gonna mention them here because I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not an investigator

Reinaldo Aguiar: but I imagine that's what investigators would do, right? If they think that a crime is being committed, they would hypothesize how it's being done, I imagine, right? I've never been in one of those meetings, but I imagine that's what they do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Create a hypothesis of, how could this work? And then to see what they could try to gather as evidence and see if it checks out. If it works out. Hypothesizing I think is part of this process, right? So that's what I'm gonna do in this segment. I'm gonna create hypothesis, the, these are not accusations or, these are things that I think could work this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I might be wrong. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The first thing is when I saw, I thought about regarding the gas [00:49:00] scheme, and I've talked a couple of times about the gas scheme that they do with the gas stations, the shell gas stations, the Buc-ee's and every time I talk about that, I watch the video and, sometimes it happens that something comes to my mind, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this might be important if it's, if it turns out to be the case. Because if it's the case Let me tell you what I'm thinking first, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I remembered, and I don't have access to my system here, but I remembered that sometime ago I was doing an experiment That was the following. I was trying to detect, when the when I drive on these areas where the pumps are located with the cameras, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I do this thing where I do rounds around the pumps. I do that on purpose because I've noticed long time ago that the agents make this mistake. I think it's a mistake, right? That to make it look organic, they get out of the car and then they go to the pump turning their back on me, right? So I don't see their faces.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the excuse is that they're gonna insert the credit card in the machine, at the pump, right? And this gets recorded by the [00:50:00] cameras. The card, I think that's a mistake.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So long time ago, I think four months ago, I was doing an experiment, but it didn't work out. Like I didn't finish it. So I don't, it's not definitive what I'm gonna say, but from what the experiment was, try to trying to match the frames, the images, try to match that frame where the card is visible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the cases where the card is visible to the public images of the cards of banks in the United States. If you go to Bank of, they crawl these websites and because of Bank of America, they publish the photo of the different credit cards offerings. They have, there's a photo for each credit card, and this is public, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was trying to match the card that they were using at the pump with a credit card that is on the banks publicly on their websites to see if I could, see if they were clustering mechanisms there... are groups of them using, I don't know, Bank of America credit cards? Or Chase credit cards?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. So that was the experiment,

Reinaldo Aguiar: I did not finish it because Marcelo got kidnapped and all [00:51:00] those things, and I didn't, I couldn't finish working on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I remember the one thing I did notice is that all of them seemed to be credit cards. Like I, I don't think I saw ever a debit card in that set that was detected successfully.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is just a tip for investigators. Look at this. I would look at those gas stations and look, if all the payments of these agents are being made with credit cards. And the reason I say that is because remember the 3% racket, in reality, the 3% of commission fee for the credit card processing that, you know, PayPal, that they took control of in 1998 and they're still controlling that today. Based on what I can see on the index, that's a Chinese racket in reality, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I believe could be happening, and this is a hypothesis that I have no proof, but if they're laundering the money from the drug tray of DIOSDADO CABELLO through these [00:52:00] pumps, and 3% of that is going to Xi Jinping that connects the Chinese government and DIOSDADO CABELLO and the drug trade directly because, they get 3% of every single purchase.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it would be 3%. Deduct 1% because they have to give the points to the agent, right? Which is between 0.5 and 1% in the, for the best credit cards. So say that they get 2%, but still 2% of all the money of the drug trade. I don't know what percentage of the money of the drug trade could be laundered this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine not a hundred percent, right? Like I imagine the proceeds are higher than what they can launder with this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But more important that the volume is the connection, right? So if there is coordination in, in, for example, in using certain credit cards for these purchases, and Let me tell you why I thought about this. There's a reason, a technical reason behind this... in the last video, I said: they probably have some sort of an [00:53:00] accounting system that allows them to see the purchase price, how much it cost. So they could refund, they have to refund the agent. Okay. And, knowing how they operate they would probably keep track of that money very precisely.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they're not gonna be guessing how much to give the agent. And also knowing them, they're not going to record this in a database because if they were prone to make that mistake, they wouldn't have created the geo index. They created the geo index precisely, 'cause they didn't want to record anything on a database with columns, with names saying, purchase price, and ...so they created this cryptic thing, based on a geo index because they thought nobody would understand it. That was the mistake.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But knowing all that, I doubt that this accounting system that they might be using allegedly to account for how much to refund the agents has to have certain properties. One, it has to be precise, with "cents" precision. Secondly, it has to be such that doesn't [00:54:00] use a database that could be subpoenaed, like the Geo Index, right? Something like that. It's not the geo index, because I have the geo index and I can see that the, there's no way they can encode all those payments in there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what occurred to me is that they may be getting the data from the credit card transactions because they control the credit card processors, this will be trivial for them to get the transactions for this subset of agents, for these transactions in this subset of gas stations that they own.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course, this would imply collaboration from the credit card companies, and I think that would be the link to, where the money is going at the end, but, so what occurred to me is that they maybe getting the data directly from the bank.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that they're using that bank for this, that specific credit card. It means that, if you see coordination, right? That most of the, or many of these agents are using the exact bank credit card to pay for gas and McDonald's, by the way, there seems to be an [00:55:00] operational procedure, like not all, but most of the agents after filling the gas, go to the McDonald drive through in the Shell gas stations, like it seems like a thing, right? It's an operational procedure. Like you first fill the gas and then it, maybe the McDonald is doing the same thing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They give the meals for free to the agents. So they make the purchase, they refund them for the meal and then the money gets inserted into the McDonald's balance sheet. But it really came from Diosdado Cabello. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the thing that the, I think the thing that, that could be important is if there's coordination with the credit card, because that could, and then if that could be investigated and it could be proven that in fact they're getting that data, transaction data from the credit card company to then refund the agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that would be a way in which they don't have to keep a database. Which is the problem that I was trying to understand how they're doing it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why it is important to Implement the same thing that they're doing, because then you understand the limitations .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like when I did the thing with the satellites, right? When I [00:56:00] did that, I understood the technical limitations of the system. And that's important because then you can see how it works, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The thing here, right? I tried to think, okay, how would I implement this without using a database and without using the Geo index and still having Cents precision on the transactions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The solution is to get it from the credit card company or the bank, right? But because they control the credit card company since 1998, the obvious choice is the credit card processor, right? That's the aggregator for the transactions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They probably get the data from there, but if that's the case, it means that the credit card processor itself, it's involved in the money laundering, and that could be a direct tie to other players, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it could have devastating effect if that can be proven, if that's the case. Of course. So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another suspicion and this documented on the website, I've noticed that they seem to have [00:57:00] certain markers in the geo index that match to genetic markers. And interestingly, some of those marked locations fall either on, basically fall on outliers in terms of economic position, let's put it that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I know the system knows economic position because of the zip code where the house it located or the area could be in a different country. So it seems to be extremes. It seems to be. People that are very rich have these markers and people that are very poor have these markers. And there's also these markers also found in some sensitive areas like near the Tibet and near the some, and it's a well known fact that China has been accused of doing forced organ harvesting for years in different international bodies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It occurred to me that it's possible that they're marking in this index potential donors to [00:58:00] match them with potential recipients. So it may, this would mean that they're using this hell app to coordinate maybe, right? Allegedly forced organ harvesting at planet scale to turn it into a business, or a weapon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. The implications of that are really dark. But I need to mention it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So next I'm gonna mention something that I did a while ago. When I, so my my, my knowledge of this has evolved, as I mentioned before, and also my countermeasures have evolved.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And even my position has evolved.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, when, when I captured the geo index, the first two weeks after that, I couldn't leave my house because, I felt they were going to harm me and I was afraid. And if I left the house, they would harass me in a way that it was just unbearable, like psychologically, like having all these people trying to get close to me at two meters from me, hundreds of people in a space of [00:59:00] 30 minutes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was just too much psychological stress.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I would prefer to stay in the house, right? But as I started building the system I built like for example, before I was driving, like they would harass me while I was driving, right? But then having I said I can turn this data as a tool to avoid the harassment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I built a system that basically allowed me to trace routes if I wanted to go to a place instead of, so when you use Google Maps, it optimizes for the travel time, for example, or for distance. Okay. And it gives you a route . So I did something like that, but it would optimize for avoiding harassment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Basically route me through places where they don't have strong positions. So I tested this myself and it works very well, like I could drive better, like more relaxed in a way. I. This is why I'm saying that my position changed because now, as you can see, last night I went to their house, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Myself, I went to their [01:00:00] nest in a way, right? And I recorded all the cars. 'cause now the, this thing has switched. Now, I have the technology to know where they are and I'm gonna record them all and report them all. But at the beginning it was the opposite. They were hunting me. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was planning my drives in a way to minimize the possibility of encountering a hunter, let's put it that way. And it worked very well. Okay. The reason I'm mentioning this, because I'm gonna, I'm gonna say something that might be and I don't mean it to be inflammatory or anything, but it is something that I really see and believe, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'll share it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So as I was doing this, I think maybe late December, I started noticing things systematically through the uses of technology. And I don't want to give much details because this could be sensitive, but I think my belief is that this "HELL" app is used by Russia to coordinate military personnel and equipment, tanks [01:01:00] and troops to attack Ukraine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I see it in the index and using systematic means, and I am mentioning this because I believe that defensive positions in the border between Ukraine and Russia. The defensive positions of Russia are marked in the index. And, it occurred, I'm not a, I'm not a strategist or anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know how these things work, but I. For me it worked, is what I'm saying. It helped me defend myself against them when I was, when they were harassing me on the streets in Houston.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the same technique could be used to navigate the terrain in a way that minimizes the chances of success, either while when they're defending or when they're attacking.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that data is in the dashboard and it's here like in the same dashboard where Jeffrey Epstein is, if you scroll to the right, you're gonna see one that says a Eurasia. I think that's, I called it, I call it that way. 'cause I didn't wanna make it obvious that it was of [01:02:00] course they know that I know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's another reason why they want to harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this one, Eurasia , right? So if you click on that, I have it open already. I know. Yes. It, it basically has multiple countries that border Russia, but if you zoom in. You'll see the distribution, right? This is a heat map, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can see how the points are distributed and if you I don't think this has the roads overlay. Let me see if it has it. But if you overlay it with the roads, like you can see like they're basically marked positions in, in, in very strategic roads that lead to Ukraine. And also they did the same with roads that lead to Moscow.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To Moscow.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I don't have, the reach to, to forward this to anybody in Ukraine. I don't know anybody in Ukraine. No. But if anybody ever watches this video and has followers that are Ukrainian or know anybody, or I don't know, consider forwarding [01:03:00] this information because it could help them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It could help them diffuse this war. It could save lives. And I wish I had a way to to send this over, but I tried, like I created a video sometime ago and posted it, but I don't have reach , like I don't have followers, I don't have, it goes nowhere. So if anybody watches this, please consider sharing this with somebody that could use it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, all this data is, open source is in BigQuery. If you want to get it from BigQuery, Let me show you real quickly how to do it. You can go to key opinion leaders, and I'm gonna post this link in the description, KeyOpinionLeaders.com/Open-Datasets if you click on that, if you open that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a lot of data sets that I've published by country. There's a data set for Canada, for Mexico, for the high seas, marking the points that they are watching or they're using to communicate. 'cause that's the other thing, right? They use this, my theory is that they use this [01:04:00] to coordinate troops in that conflict, but also to mark locations that have routing capabilities for networking, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you disable their network also they won't be able to coordinate the troops and, that will also disarm the conflict, diffuse the conflict. If they can't attack, then there will be no conflict, i'm saying this in that context. I'm not saying attack Russia, I'm saying, diffuse the conflict.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The opposite, right? The objective is to save lives , not to, not to cause more losses of more lives without need.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with that I'm gonna close this session today and I really hope that this information goes to the right places. Thank you so much for your time, and I'll see you on the next one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you. 

Wilmer Ruperti, The Water park at Katy Mills, Katy TX and the Circular Motion
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good morning, invisible friends. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. My full name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano, and today is July 6th, 2025, and it's about 8:35 AM Central Time. And I'm located at the 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. So good morning. And I want to say this video is part of the series Rapid Fire Tips for Law Enforcement and part of the campaign that I'm advancing to "Bring Diosdado to justice and bring Diosdado to the US".

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in, in light of this let's call it activism that I'm carrying out I, I implemented this segment called "Guess who?" in which I feature prominent members of the network that you know. You may not think that they're part of it, but they are. And as I mentioned in all my videos everything I say here is derived from the a database that was created by Elon Musk [00:01:00] and Travis Kalanick from Uber.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was leaked to me by prominent Venezuelan figures like Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Padrino Lopez in the process of harassing me with this database. And the database I made public so everybody can see it. And I built a search engine that identifies who are the prominent people and companies in this criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that is also public and it's available at spyhell.org. You can go to that website and you can search for any address in the world and see if it's part of the network or not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also, I reported over a million entities, over a million people, companies, and properties to the IRS that are part of this criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the official submission is available in multiple places. One is the website form211.org, and the second is via a filing [00:02:00] of exhibits that I filed with the 387th District Court in Fort Bend County, and I plan to add it to the Class action lawsuit I filed in Federal court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: okay. So to begin today for our "Guess who?" Segment, let me introduce you to a very prominent agent of this criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: His name is Wilmer Ruperti. Okay. For people who are not familiar with the name, he's a Venezuelan, supposedly, That's how he's presented to everybody as a Venezuelan magnate . Like a businessman, like a tycoon, and he's of course in, in the shipping business and, he ships things using large vessels like oil shipments and other kind of high value shipments, some of them illegal. This person carries a lot of liability for Diosdado Cabello for multiple reasons, first exposure to the US. He is in the [00:03:00] US and, has operations in the US, and secondly, he's using this database that Elon Musk and Travis Kalanick created to evade sanctions to help other countries like Venezuela and Iran evade international sanctions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'll describe a little bit how that works. But also, besides all that, he also carries liability because I have information that he participated directly in let's call it, operations to harm my child, Marelo. Okay. And I'm gonna talk first about that because I think that's probably the most immediate, most actionable thing,

Reinaldo Aguiar: What happened was, after I built SpyHELL and programmatically, it picked up that, he was part of this. For many reasons. I'm not gonna get into the details, but one of the things that it picked up very early on was that [00:04:00] Ruperti sponsored or paid for the defense of prominent people that were being prosecuted in the US using different law firms .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Different lawyers. All those lawyers are marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One prominent case that he paid for the defense was the nephews of Cilia Flores and Nicolas Maduro, the president that supposed, the figurehead president of Venezuela. 'cause the real president, the bizar ro president is Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They were arrested on drug charges. I think it was in Dominican Republic. I don't remember exactly where they were arrested, but they were arrested. I think that was like 2018 if I recall correctly, or some somewhere around that, don't quote me on the year , but they got arrested, the two of them trying to sell 800 kilograms of drugs to an undercover agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Ruperti [00:05:00] paid for the lawyer, For the defense of one of them. And the reason why they do that is because I think, and I'm not a lawyer, but I think the reason behind that is that in the US a person who is accused of committing a crime cannot pay for their defense using the money obtained through the alleged crime.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Although, they had millions and millions of dollars from illicit sources, they could not use that money, to pay for the lawyer. So what they do is that they bring Ruperti and he donates because, he's Venezuelan and they're Venezuelan and he says that ideologically he believes, that they're innocent and therefore he's free to pay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a free country. He can do whatever he wants with that money, as long is not illegal. But if that money is illegal as well he should not have paid for that lawyer. Anyhow he did that in that occasion. And also with other citizens of other countries. I think there's a citizen of Iran, if I'm not mistaken, don't quote me on that, but there's others of other countries that are not Venezuelan that he also pays for the defense for.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the US I think there [00:06:00] was a case in Utah if I recall correctly. So that was one of the things that that, that flagged him at the beginning. And also the fact that several ships tied to him used navigational points to navigate on open seas, and those points are marked in the geo index in this database that was leaked to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also and this is important, I don't know if this video will qualify as an affidavit, I don't, I like, legally speaking, I don't know. But, I stated my name, I stated where I'm located, and I swear that what I'm saying is true. I'm not, making this up, at one point during these attacks against me and my company, Nelson Lara invited me to Caracas to give a Demo to Diosdado Cabello, The brother of Diosdado Cabello, I think he's called Jose David Cabello. I can't recall the name. I could look it up. But you know the brother, and Nicolas Maduro, so that's what Nelson Lara told me. [00:07:00] That they wanted to get a demo live in person of my technology, Because they were thinking of building a situational room. What that means, for people that are not familiar with that, is basically imagine a room full of analysts and computers and servers and technology whose only purpose is to monitor the country.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this could have legit uses many countries have situational rooms, like for example, when there's a terrorist attack or when there's a high stakes operation going on, they set that up. Have a team of people dedicated to look at different scenarios and try to foresee what could happen before it happens, so they can take action beforehand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the way he explained it to me, Nelson Lara, who is an agent of the network, he explained it to me as they wanted to set up a situational room using my technology to monitor social media and to... he didn't explicitly say it right, but ... knowing the actors and knowing what he was saying, I read it as, or I [00:08:00] understood it as: they wanted to monitor the opposition, to see if they were up to something on the internet. Because that's my, my, what my technology does, it finds points of influence using public data sources which is what I'm applying to this network right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that's the way he explained it. Of course I had no interest in, in, 'cause I, he, when he mentioned Diosdado Cabello, I know, and I knew back then that he was wanted by the DOJ. Like he's a person that is wanted there's a wanted poster for Diosdado Cabello that is on the internet. I, the first thing I said so what I wanted to do was to get out of the situation without creating friction, because I didn't want, naive Rinaldo thought, if I say something that sounds bad, maybe Diosdado Cabello will retaliate, and we do, I didn't know that he had been, harassing me since 2006. At that point I didn't know that, so I wanted to avoid that situation from becoming an issue.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So [00:09:00] I, I started thinking what can I say? The first thing I said was I express, I expressed concern for my safety. I said, Nelson but I don't know going to Caracas to give this demo. There's multiple people from the US that have gone to Caracas and they get arrested.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they make up charges, like they say they're spying or whatever, and then they arrest them, and then they use them as exchange tokens, If you capture one of the nephews, then you know, we'll release, or if you capture Alex Saab, then won't release the CITGO the executives, things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I expressed concern, I thought it wasn't a safe situation for me to be in. And Nelson Lara's response was:, don't worry about it. And all this is relevant because he mentioned Wilmer Ruperti, He didn't mention him by name, but I'm gonna tell you what he mentioned exactly. He said, don't worry about it because you're gonna be guarded with a presidential guard, is what he said.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You're gonna be guarded with the highest level of security that anybody can have in the country, so nothing is going to happen to you. [00:10:00] But still that, the, that, that made me even more nervous, And then I brought up the issue of: Nelson, but assume that I go to Caracas, I give this demo and they like it, all those are big ifs, and I assume that I'm able to return back to the US safely and again, that is a big if, but if all that happens and we get into a business relationship with them, they're sanctioned they're, they're, all of them are sanctioned by the US, the OFAC, like multiple international bodies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There is no way that we can get into a business relationship and they can issue, even issue a payment to me. And then Nelson said this, and this is important thing, he said, no, don't worry about it, because they have a technology... and like this happened probably four years ago, I'm 99% sure these were the exact words, but, one or two words might be not exactly like that. But in a nutshell, what he said was, don't worry about that. 'cause they have a technology that, they [00:11:00] have an infrastructure. I remember he used that word infrastructure that they've developed through all these years to evade the sanctions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I was like, really? What? What do you mean? How do, like how does that work? They have all sorts of things for different types of scenarios. Those oil sanctions where one country cannot sell oil to the other. They have some ships and they do open sea transfers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the phrase that he used. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: They do open, "open sea transfers", meaning they take a product in one ship from, say, Venezuela, And in open sea, they bring another ship that has capability to carry some of the product that was on the first ship. And in the, in, in being both ships at sea. I imagine, from what I've read doing this work over the last year, there's a third ship, a "support vessel", Wilmer Ruperti calls them that way, "military support vessels", that's what he personally calls them. [00:12:00] So this support vessel comes into play, I imagine having some sort of pump or something, that can allow to transfer oil from one ship one vessel to the other being the three ships or the three vessels placed in open sea. And then they transfer the product and the first ship goes to the port where it was supposed to go.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, the second ship goes to the another destination . And it's not traceable that it was carrying product that came from Venezuela, for example. So in that way they can send, products, oil products from Iran to Venezuela or from Venezuela to other countries. And that's how they evade the sanctions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Nelson Lara told me that. That was probably four years ago before I captured the database, before Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Padrino Lopez indirectly handed me this database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, when I get the database and I developed the technology, turns out most of the vessels that I could find on public records and public data sources that are tied to Wilmer [00:13:00] Ruperti navigate through nautical points marked in this database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What that tells me is that they're using that database to coordinate these open sea transfers that Nelson Lara described four years ago. And this is very important because this is kind of confirmatory. I get the database and now the database is confirming something that Nelson Lara told me four years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has to be true, What Nelson Lara told me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this validates everything that Nelson Lara told me. Four years ago, including that Diosdado Cabello, his brother and Maduro were inviting me to Caracas, and I would be guarded by the Presidential guard, all that has to be true as well, because it was part of the same conversation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All this happened in the same phone conversation,

Reinaldo Aguiar: That, that's also why I think he covers a lot of liability and also importantly, because he connects Elon Musk to Diosdado Cabello, he's the juncture point, From a legal standpoint, he's what joins the two crimes [00:14:00] together, So this is a very important person in terms of liability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in terms of the harm to Marcelo, what happened was when I, using technology that I developed, put all this together, all these points together, all these pieces of the puzzle together. I posted about this on my website, they immediately reacted to this. They I posted, I remember I posted, this was like late in, late morning, like at 11:00 AM within 15 minutes they started flying multiple planes above, above my home, like harassing me with planes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which they have been doing for more than a year at that point. But it was an immediate reaction to that post. And of course, that day, or, during that period of time I noticed a lot of, they, they ramped up on the harassment, let's put it that way. Okay. And I was generally scared for my own safety.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like I, I didn't want to go outside of the house and I did not go outside for, outside of the house for months after I posted that. Now, and this is important, when this happened, my former partner started saying [00:15:00] that she wanted to take Marcelo to get a haircut. And given the seriousness of this situation, I of course objected.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I said... I don't think this is a good idea because, they're trying to harm me and they're trying to get me out of the house. Like they were trying by any means possible to get me out of the house because inside of the house, I thought they could not harm me, but turns out that they can still inside of the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's also documented on the website, but to not change the topic my, my strategy was stay inside. Stay safe. So they, I saw that they started doing things to try to get me out, Penelope would start texting me, trying to get me out of the house and asking me to meet and that, we should really meet, this is urgent that we meet, of course I didn't meet with Penelope in that occasion. And then this thing happened with the haircut...

Reinaldo Aguiar: my former partner starts with this campaign of wanting to get a haircut for the child, and I tried to reason with her. I told her, listen, this is not a good time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Things are [00:16:00] escalating. Like I, I'm afraid that they might do something to the child to get me out of the house. But she insisted and at the end, she said, I'm gonna take him to get the haircut. And she took him to this haircut place called Sharky's Cuts for Kids . It's located on 99 and Kingsland Boulevard, I think.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's next to, it's next to a Kroger store and she took him there, the Sharky's place, of course, is marked in the Geo index, with a high paramilitary score.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The haircut place for the kids. 'cause that they do, that. They target you with your kids. That's one, that's their thing, They target you with things that make you vulnerable and your kids are, a no brainer for that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she took him there and after he arrived from the haircut, he started developing, he had some signs of respiratory distress.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I suffered from asthma, when I was younger, for years. And I know I know these [00:17:00] signs, these symptoms very well, when I saw him, the way he was breathing, I got really scared because I saw that it was an allergic reaction. It wa it was an asthma. It was a re an allergic reaction to an allergic agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was very aggressive. And as time progressed that afternoon, every hour. It would get worse and worse. Right when it was about 7:00 PM I'm sorry, this is a bit hard for me to talk about because it was a very stressful day, but when it was about 7:00 PM the distress on his breathing was so intense that his eyes would roll backwards when he tried to breathe.

Reinaldo Aguiar: At that point, I was I was sorry I'll cut this part. At that [00:18:00] point, I was basically, contemplating going out from the house, which I knew would put my own life in danger, but I thought he could die. I thought that if I didn't do that, he could die. There was a possibility that he could die, that could, he could have a respiratory arrest.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow it, it was it was a very close call. I, I was seconds away from leaving the house, and I honestly believe today that if I had left the house, they would've killed me. Maybe they would have caused an accident or something. Maybe they would've killed us all of us in the car with another car or whatever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, so what I did, I had some medications that his doctor had prescribed to him like a year ago. And one of them was was an antiallergic medicine, very potent, [00:19:00] But it was prescribed for him and the dosage was in the bottle and everything. So what I did was my, my logical thinking was since I know that this is probably allergic, because if it was a virus, it could not have, it could not have developed, unless it's a very aggressive virus. But, in such a short period of time, it could not have incubated that fast, And I know all this started after he went to that Sharkies place ... hours after I posted about Wilmer Ruperti on the website, and I that's the important thing that timing right, of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I gave him that antiallergic medicine and he calmed down and went to sleep, I monitored him through the night and he woke up again in the middle of the night having trouble breathing. We gave him another dose of the same medicine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause this also makes him sleep, Makes him sleepy. So also that helped him because he was distressed. And I know because I've been in that situation that when you have an asthma attack, if you panic, [00:20:00] it's worse, because you're not breathing, you're not getting enough air, and your immediate reaction is to panic, but if you panic, that actually makes the situation worse.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So sleeping probably helped him as well. 'Cause he could not panic if he's sleeping right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, he survived the night with that technique. And then he got better quickly the next day. But because of the timing of this and the seriousness of the accusation and the amount of money and power this man has it seems to me like, it was designed by him and his team.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the SEBIN, the Venezuelan intelligence working for him and Diosdado Cabello. . I think there's a lot of ammunition there for, for the free world to really do some legal damage. Okay. So I'm gonna move to more light subjects because yeah, this is really hard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I want to talk about rotating objects. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And as always, like when something, when I talk about something that is not my area of [00:21:00] expertise, like if we talk about clicks or, Google search ranking, I know, I know what I'm talking about. But these things, I'm applying logic, like I'm throwing logic at the problem which is what I do when I have these situations, I throw logic at it, it's the only weapon. I have logic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I've researched, technical concepts to see if there could be grounds for this observation. And there seems to be, like, it seems like it could be a thing, but I want to make the disclaimer that I'm not an expert on this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So please, if anybody watches this video and have the ability or the power to consult with an FBI expert on this specific area of radio frequency please forward this to them because, you need to talk to an expert, This just an observation of what I'm gonna say. So this is what I've noticed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so for context long time ago through like years of observation of how they intercept my cell phone and my satellite Starlink [00:22:00] connection I formed , mature ideas on how this thing works. The interception of radial... and now I'm gonna talk about something that's very technical, So I'm gonna use technical terms like radial radio frequency devices, or directional radio frequency signals,

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the intersection methods are different that they use, different methods, and they're both of them documented in the website. So if you're interested in the topic, please check it out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in the case of radial devices. So radial device is a device that emits the signal in all directions at the same time, like your cell phone. That's why, near where you are, there are multiple cell provider towers, and these are these tall towers that have antennas and all, 360 degrees, and the antennas look like flat panels mostly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So ...have you ever wondered why is it that no matter where you are, you get signal, it doesn't matter in which direction you are standing. The [00:23:00] reason for that is because your phone sends, radiates the signal in all directions so it could hit one or multiple towers, It doesn't matter in which direction you're looking, so in the case of that, I've noticed long time ago that the technique seems to be traveling on a perpendicular path towards or away from the target. I'm making this with my hands to kinda show the idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So imagine that this finger is a cell phone, that it's emitting signals in all directions at the same time. So what they do is they, with a vehicle traveling perpendicular to the target, either on the direction of the target or away from the target and they listen to the radio frequency spectrum using an iPhone, or another device.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the idea is that if you're traveling towards the target perpendicularly. And ... imagine that there's other people with cell phones nearby, so your goal is to tell which one of all those signals that you might be getting on this iPhone in this car is the signal of your target.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it [00:24:00] could be any other cell phone, so the idea is you drive perpendicularly and as you travel towards the target, the only MAC address that will increase the signal strength consistently as you approach the target is gonna be this guy, the finger. And if you're traveling away from the target, the only MAC address that is going to decrease its signal strength consistently over time is going to be this guy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's how they know, which is a Mac address. And once they know the Mac address, they clone it and it's game over. 'cause now they can intercept everything that is coming to that cell phone from anywhere close to that cell tower. So I understood that. Okay. And that I understood that years ago, but.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is the interesting part. This is what I didn't see before and I saw something and I think it could be a thing. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm gonna, I'm gonna start by describing what I saw, and then I'm gonna jump to what I think it means, and the implications of that. So I was [00:25:00] running on the backyard of my, so this is my house, I have two houses, that's my second house, which at this point is like my office, I use it as an office at this point. But before and when the incident that I described with Marcelo happened, I was living in that house, this is where the thing with Marcelo happened the day I reported or posted about Wilmer Ruperti and reported him to the IRS and his company MarOil as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is the house, so I use this also as a training camp, in a way, What I do, 'cause I cannot run on a park as a regular person because they could harm me. I have to run confined to this fence that you are seeing here, this is all this is my level of freedom in the world right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This backyard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I run there, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was running there and I, as I was running, I noticed something very interesting. It's this point over here, it's located at 29.75780 , [00:26:00] -95.80672. That point specifically, it's a fan, okay? But it's a very interesting fan. It has very interesting properties.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is what I, what I've noticed, I'm gonna describe what I've noticed and I've seen it before, but in this particular occasion last week: the weather conditions let me see something that I didn't see before. This is a very interesting fan. So it looks like a fan for an exhaust for a house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For a house, like for a kitchen. And that structure that you see in the photo is supposedly a barbecue kitchen that nobody ever uses. Like the, and I have cameras pointing to that backyard hidden. They cannot see them, but I have them. And there's nobody ever like in that backyard either using that kitchen or playing soccer with those soccer things that they have there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like those things. Nobody ever uses them. But anyhow, that's not a, that's not a crime.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I've noticed that's an exhaust. Okay. That is a fan to take the warm air from the kitchen or the kitchenette that they have [00:27:00] there outside of that structure. That's the goal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it has a very interesting shape. If you look at it, it has it's an exhaust that it's cylindrical, and then on top of it, it has an structure that looks like a mushroom, if I describe it, it's yeah, it's like an ellipsis. Yeah, it looks like a mushroom, basically or like the hat of a chef in the comics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the shape It has 

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other interesting property is that it has like blades, It has. I'm looking all this from afar, so my observation might not be a hundred percent accurate, but it looks like it has blades yeah, like a structures made probably of metal that are placed on this direction towards the sides, think of it as of if it was like a fan, Like a pedestal fan that you would use normally in your house, but the blades rotating on an axis rotated 90 degrees , something like that. And again, it looks like a mushroom, okay? And it's rotating all the time. Okay? [00:28:00] Now, one thing I've noticed is that I've noticed a few things about the rotation of this object that caught my attention.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One is that at that moment, it was rotating on a direction that would be antagonist to the direction of the wind. Okay? Because one thing I thought maybe because I saw that the thing was rotating, and I've seen it rotating multiple times. I thought maybe it's rotating because the wind is moving it, okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in this occasion, last week it was rotating on a direction that would be opposite to that, so that, that's unexplainable. It's not. It's not the wind. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing that was interesting is that it was rotating at a constant speed. If the wind and there was a lot of wind that day.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was a very windy day.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This was not the last time I went running, but the previous time when there was this big, streams of wind coming in, the fan would not change its speed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which is also interesting because it [00:29:00] tells me that the speed is being controlled, even if this thing was an innocuous fan, if it's rotating in one direction and you're seeing that it has these blades positioned in a way that would collide with the wind, if the wind speed changes, you would expect the speed of the thing to change. It would. It should change, because now there's this other force coming into play with a different strength.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You should be able to observe some kind of change in the speed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I couldn't, it was constant, even though when subjected to a extreme wind, having this blades positioned in a way that would collide with the wind.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that immediately told me that the speed of this thing is being controlled precisely in a very precise way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think it is by design. I think it's an important property of this device, that the speed is constant. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that got me thinking. It got me thinking about that technique of interception, of traveling with a vehicle. And in that [00:30:00] example, the interceptor, the agent is traveling on a straight line with constant speed .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So it'll occured to me... and side note, I also saw a pattern in which months ago, right when I was, the, so I had, I have to give you a bit of a back story so you can get this part.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I developed this system called the Radio Frequency Eavesdroppings Avoidance System (RFEAS). Long time ago when at the very beginning of the  Radio Frequency Eavesdroppings Avoidance System development, they were desperate to get the signal. To clone my cell phone. And they were, the way it worked back then was that when my camera, so I have the mailbox, so in my mailbox, which is here in this point, I have license plate reader cameras.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That can see 200 feet, 250 feet away. So the idea is, I'm gonna assume also you can see the idea. So when the camera detects that a car is coming, even at the corner, I think even here you can see it, so when the camera [00:31:00] detects that there's movement, even if it's not a car, a cyclist or a pedestrian or something, it automatically shuts down the cell phone, the signal, it kills the cell phone. Like it turns it off for all practical effects. It turns off the mode of the cell phone. So that way there's no transmission, they can't get anything, they can't clone it, they can't see the Mac, even if they pass the car in front of the house. And I have another license plate reader pointing on the other direction, looking on the other direction towards the east or southeast.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That can see more or less until here until this point. So when they get when they drive around the corner, the system, okay, they're coming to intercept or they're likely coming to intercept the signal, let's shut it down. So I turned my home network into an asynchronous system, which if you think about it, it's very similar to what they do with bouncing the signals off the satellites, it's the same principle in terms of security, 'cause that is also a security layer. 'cause now even if the FBI wanted to eavesdrop on them, they'd need to know they need they need to guess when is it they're gonna bounce the signal. And that's why [00:32:00] I said in the other session that knowing where the satellites are, you can work the problem backwards and eliminate the houses that simply cannot transmit because there's no satellites that will meet that condition in the next 30 minutes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the same idea, but with a cell phone, instead of in satellites as protection, I was using the cameras as protection. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So when I did that, then they started doing the following. And this is an important part for what I'm talking about. The circular motion objects. This, you see this house that this is a Chinese safe house that they have next door to mine, 2218 Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, TX 77494.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is, this house is documented in the website. I have dozens of hours of recordings of the agents trying to intercept the signals. I like, so they have this circular shaped I don't know what you call that, like driveway. So what they did at one point is that they started with a vehicle that, it's not this vehicle in the photo another, the gray one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a, the one that they have with the surveillance camera pointing to my, towards my house. They started driving it in [00:33:00] circles around this driveway repeatedly for 10 minutes. I understood that what they were trying to adapt their technique that they usually do with a perpendicular path... modified, to the circular, to a circular trajectory because they could do the same thing here, If the, if this car is rotating on this driveway, imagine that I have my cell phone for simplicity, for simplicity, let's assume that my cell phone is in the, where the mailbox is, so you can see the clear line of sight, imagine that they have this car turning around in this circle, doing circles well for half of the phase. So from this point until this point, the, sorry, no, not even that. For a quarter of a phase, from this point to this point, the car will be for a short period of time, will be traveling towards the cell phone, but for the other quarter of the phase , meaning from this point to this [00:34:00] point so for a quarter of a face from this point to this point, the car will be traveling towards the mailbox. For the next quarter of the phase , so from this point to this point, the car will be traveling away from the cell phone. From this point to this point, it will be traveling away.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then from this point, to this point, it will be traveling towards the cell phone. So you see by doing this circular motion, they can basically simulate the two scenarios for short periods of time. Okay. That's what I thought at that moment. I thought this happened maybe four or five months ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Marcelo was still at the home. I remember. So this was probably four, four to five months ago that they started trying this thing with the car. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, as I'm running last week, I see this fan moving at this constant speed, even against the wind [00:35:00] maintaining its constant speed, so that led to the thought that this could be an interception device based on that, circular motion technique.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also important in this backyard. You can see it in this picture, but they have, you see this white structure here is supposed to be, and I'm sorry, even though I'm Hispanic and Hispanic, people like soccer. I don't know what this is called in English, but when you play soccer, you know the place where you try to get the ball into to make the goal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Where the golly is working, basically that structure, I don't know what that's called in English, but that's what this white thing is. Okay. Now they have another one like this, but huge. It's it goes like from here to here, it must be like 30 feet wide. And it's as tall as my fence, which is a tall fence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it's 10 feet or maybe 11, I don't know. So they have a huge structure like this, but bigger that basically [00:36:00] goes across all this segment, so it occurred to me the following, i, so from these two things, I think I understood a lot of things. And I'm gonna, I'm gonna tell you what I think.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe I'm wrong because again, this is not my field maybe it's something, okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think that huge, wider structure that it's, for some reason it's not visible in this photo, they have it there. And they also have another structure that also seems to be deleted from this photo that has been there for a year.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's not a question about the photo being old, because they have this thing here for more than a year. They have here like a huge, it looks like a bouncy, it's around here. It's green and it has posts that are taller than my fence. So they have line of sight to my home. Okay. For some reason it is not showing in this photo, maybe the doctored this photo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what I'm saying.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other, the Goally structure that it's around here. It's also not visible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, and this is my house, remember? So what [00:37:00] occurred to me is that what they, this could be a signal detector, what the problem I think they're trying to solve with that is directionality.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? Because remember, cell phones radiate signals in all directions. So if this is a sensor, if this thing that they have here in this fan is a sensor. They have the problem that it could be picking up signals from everywhere, including from this house, The Lanham house, which is also a prominent house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is where the SUV that was tied or co clustered with Harold Martinez, came out from.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, the problem they have is that this sensor could be picking signals from anywhere or from the "Final Fix" company that they have somewhere around here. It's another prominent agent that lives here that has a bunch of antennas and, okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They need to eliminate all the other signals to determine which one is the one coming from my house to know if it's a, they basically, they have to narrow it down. They have to turn this radial signal, into a directional signal for detection [00:38:00] purposes, so what I think they're doing is that this goalie structure that they have here is a signal detector, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then basically the technique would be to, so if a signal is picked up by this goalie structure first, before it's picked up by this sensor, it means that it's likely coming from my house, and you can do this with the timing of a signal. You can detect that because this distance is about let's say that it's about 75 feet, 80 feet, but this for simplicity, let's say that it's a hundred feet, the distance it takes light to travel from the goalie structure to this sensor is about 100 nanoseconds. Okay. I didn't, I did ask Google to do the math and it's a hundred nano. Assume that it's a hundred nanoseconds. So what I'm saying is that if this signal detector, the goalie is structure, detect the signal a hundred milli a [00:39:00] hundred nanoseconds before the other sensor, it means the signal is me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's Reinaldo, like that's Reinaldo's phone, could be Reinaldo's phone or could be the other Chinese safe house. But because they control the house, I'm guessing they will tell them, turn off your cell phone. So we can isolate this guy quickly and if not they know they have all, they have the Mac addresses of the cell phones of those agents, so they can just eliminate them with the Mac address. They don't even need to tell them to turn off the cell phone. But anyhow, I think that goalie is structure. That huge goalie is structure they put in here, and the other bouncy house that they put in here are really signal traps to time it right when the signal comes in to see if it's directional, basically to make directional detection.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this drove me to another conclusion or to explain another observation, why they travel in pars? , when they intercept me with the cars... is because of that. [00:40:00] Because if I'm driving, if my finger is one is my car and they have one car in front of me and they have another car a hundred feet away, with that set up, they can record the time stamps of the signal detection. And that means, sorry, this has a deep weakness. If this is what they're doing, I'll tell you what it is, huh. So this means that they could isolate, they could turn a radial signal into a directional signal for detection purposes if they have two points, that they know the distance between the two points. So I think that's key.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, if this is true, if this is what they're doing, it has a flaw . And the flaw is that they would require all those clocks to be precisely synchronized. Why? Because the mechanism of detection of the signal is based on timing, and if you have this, and the timing the, because this is traveling at the speed of light, over [00:41:00] a distance of a hundred feet or so. The timing is in the order of a hundred nanoseconds. So this has to be very precise that you have to know that the time in these two clocks, and this leads to a well-known problem in distributed system, which is the universal clock problem .

Reinaldo Aguiar: For people that are not technical and are curious about this, you can look it up in Wikipedia. It's a well known problem and it's a very difficult problem to solve, And I say it's a weakness because if they're really doing this, they need to keep those systems synchronized.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the only way to really do that is doing well, actually, there's very this is interesting. Wow. This is really interesting. Okay. So the way the people in the free world would solve this problem would be basically you would have an external system, that would set the time for everybody. And this is the reason why Google has the Google official time. There's, this is the thing that you can look it up [00:42:00] or Microsoft has the Microsoft official time, because they need to keep their system synchronized. And these systems are deployed across the planet, so they need an a universal clock.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So it's a service that you hit and tells you what is the universal time of google, But of course they if they're doing that, if they're using that, then it's a weakness because it shows collusion. Okay? Because all these agents are using are synchronizing their clocks, when they're following the target.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a tell, if, but now what I thought just a few seconds ago is that maybe the people in the communist world synchronize their clocks differently.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it just appeared to me that they could do it with the same satellites, because they know. How do I say this? The presence of a satellite in a specific position is a clock, That marks the time. And they have this [00:43:00] constellation of 7,000 satellites orbiting the globe all the time, passing across every single country. A way that you can tell what time it is in this universal system is by looking for the presence of a specific satellite in the sky, which an iPhone would be capable to do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that might explain also why they have to keep those iPhones in the, in the windshield.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. This is a very interesting thought. Maybe that's how they're synchronizing their clocks with the satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. But again, that will also be a weakness because it would be a tell. Okay. But going back to the circular objects. My thinking is that's the way they eliminate candidates quickly and basically turn a radial signal into a directional signal for means of detection in the context of detection of the signal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. By placing two sensors at a known distance. And, when you think about that so I [00:44:00] thought, a hundred nanoseconds seems like because, that's a short distance for light for something traveling at the speed of light. Can you really make that calculation that quickly?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The, can you really time those two events with such precision and, just as a reference a processor, if you have a computer processor right running at only one gigahertz, it would basically mean that a cycle of that processor and an operation in that processor would take around one nanosecond.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What this tells you is that you can basically run a hundred times the clock in that CPU during the time window that you would, that you could have to make this detection. That's also, that's not true. 'cause I'm thinking that you, if you want to do it real time, if you wanna real do it real time, what I'm saying is with a one gigahertz processor, you would be able to do around something like around 50 operations, very basic operations: add, subtract, things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you are able to do this computation with [00:45:00] 50 or less operations, you can do it real time with a one gigahertz processor, but they don't really need to do it real time, They just, they can just capture the timestamp and then do this within the next. Two minutes, it doesn't matter.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because their goal is to clone the cell phone, It's not, they don't need to make a real time decision on that. It's just to be able to isolate the signal to then decrypt the traffic. So it could be in a synchronous process, is what I'm saying.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But even if it was real time, it's possible to do it with a one gigahertz processor, I think.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So that, that was the thing about rotating objects.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna, I had prepared another visual example. I don't know if I can do this with this, but have this ball, so I put, imagine that this yellow sticker is a sensor, and if you have this object rotating like this, and you, the observer, the viewer, or the person carrying the target cell phone, you see when the sensor is in this position.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It will be basically at the [00:46:00] shortest distance, from your phone, and if I move it in this direction then it will be getting further and further away. But importantly, after this point, if this ball is made of is made of metal, and this is something important I wanted to say, then another property would be that at this point, the sensor cannot see your signal at all.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the material of what this is made is important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then if I keep rotating it like this it will be a point where it will become visible again, the signal, to the sensor, which will be around this point, around this point. Now the sensor can see the signal again,

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with this and... in this part of the phase, it's getting closer to the signal source to you, but then after it passes this point, it starts getting away, so what I'm saying is that with this rotation technique. They can at the same time apply the go away technique and the come close technique, the one that we saw with the cars. So [00:47:00] it's a very interesting setup if it works, because then they could be doing this thing multiple times per minutes, where they get closer and away. Closer away, the detection will be much more precise. So that led me to another interesting thought.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And here's where I'm, this, I have no way to prove this, but it's an intuition, and it explains other things, observations that I've had that I could never explain before. And it could be, it could be something, so the question I'm gonna ask you is, what part of the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We know that cars are a thing, like it's important by the way, I recorded, I, yesterday I broke the record. I think I recorded more. I think I have to run them through the pipeline, but from what I can tell, it must be more than 2000 vehicles in 90 minutes of driving. This would be a record for me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Positive identified [00:48:00] vehicles of the network, I destroyed them yesterday, but destroyed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I think I'll have I'll make another session just about that because this one is already getting long .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we know that cars are an important part of the network and that's why they have 40,000 cars in Katy, Texas .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the question I asked you is what part of a car is always rotating when the car is moving? The wheels!

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that you put a sensor in a wheel or in the four wheels of a car, and as you're traveling away from the target, these wheels are doing exactly what I described with the fan and with this plastic ball example that I have,

Reinaldo Aguiar: Where the sensor would be getting away and getting closer to the target, and this explain, this would explain why is that they have to travel at this constant slow [00:49:00] speed that makes it very obvious that they're following you, And there's a video you can see in the videos in the KOL-Mobile, mobile channel



Reinaldo Aguiar: where you, you can see this, that they, if you look at it from the perspective of a driver, it looks like they're stalking you. It looks like somebody who's like, watching you trying to harm you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think I understand now that's not what they're, there's not, these agents are not trying to harm me. They're trying to maintain a constant speed while maintaining a clear line of sight to the wheels of their cars.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the sensor can rotate in a way that it's and maybe this is why they needed to be perpendicular to the target, because if it was not perpendicular, then the math would be too complex because then the wheel would be rotating tilted at an angle, and at the same time getting farther and farther away.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In this tilted, like the math, the, to model that to be able to isolate the Mac address of that signal will be too complicated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if it's [00:50:00] exactly perpendicular. And my presumption is that the thing is mounted on the exterior face of the rim. Because that way when the sensor passes that phase and it's basically, covered by the other face of the rim, because the rim is made of metal, the signal will get weaker because it has two faces of metal, the two sides of the rim in exactly in between the target, so the cell phone that they want to capture, and the sensor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the sensor will be, the signal will become obscure completely, or almost completely in that part of the cycle, so that's an important point to anchor everything. So I think that's why the perpendicularity is important, because the thing could be mounted on the wheels. Now when I started thinking about that, and again, this is, I'm hypothesizing here. I could be completely wrong, may not be the wheels, but if it's the [00:51:00] wheels, it would explain also why this business is so thriving.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you go and you search for Discount Tire, Katy Cinco Ranch, this place 

Reinaldo Aguiar: is always packed. Like you cannot go to this store and find and find a parking spot ever, it's it, and of course it's marked in the index. If you look up this address, it's marked in the Geo Index. And all the time they have these cars parked in the border here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see these cars underneath the trees, they're always parked there. And all those cars are flagged in the system, in my system. And all of them have surveillance cameras in the, like these cameras that they put in, the cars parked "Moscow style", "Moscow-style parking" is defined in the Glossary in SpyHell.org . And this as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one over here particularly because I think it's watching, there's an alley [00:52:00] here and this car is watching this alley.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And like this is under heavy surveillance, my theory is that this is where they maintain the sensors, and this is very conveniently located right in, in, in the two main cross streets of, Cinco Ranch Boulevard and Westheimer Parkway.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Discount tire entire yes, here. Also you see the buffer zone that they have behind it, it's protected, like it has the geo features as well. Yeah. So you know that could be the reason why maybe this place is always packed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I remember I've even before all this started, like even before I became aware that I was under physical surveillance, I'm talking about four years ago, I, in some occasions I made the comment to my ex, so to my former partner and to Francisco Castillo, who's an agent, about this place being always packed. Like it was impossible to change a tire there. [00:53:00] And both of them told me, oh, it's because it's located in Cinco Ranch Boulevard. And, that's the most, that's the best possible spot in Katy,

Reinaldo Aguiar: it's just an observation. It's interesting that the two of them gave me the same answer. To dismiss my observation when I had no suspicion about any of this. And it worked. I, it completely dismissed my observation. But now that I'm seeing this circular motion thing and I'm thinking of the wheels ... maybe the, they have to be in on it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now another observation, and this, I have to train a model, but from what I can tell from looking at things that I have access to from this house, it seems like the cars that are parked Moscow style have the factory rims, but the cars that are obviously working as interceptors have aftermarket rims.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is important because I think if you were going to do this, the Chinese would probably embed the sensors in the rim. I don't think they're gonna put [00:54:00] an external sensor. Attached to the rim in a way that if you change if they get a flat and the police comes the police officer that is not controlled by them then the entire network is discovered.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think the sensor is probably embedded in the rim itself. I don't think it's gonna be an external device that you can see. But I started thinking about the possibility of the rims yesterday. Okay. And I've been reviewing some footage that I have access to and it, I couldn't find one example of one, obviously interceptor vehicle that had factory rims, let's put it that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's another data points that, makes me suspicious. And this is an interesting. Observation because if this is, if this leads to detection, it will be trivial to find the sensors. Anyhow yeah the, I think about the implications of that for a second. Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:55:00] Now, speaking about implications and showing coordination another thought that occurred to me was that in the previous session I mentioned how the credit card payments could be a thing on the gas stations, if proven, if that's the case, it could mean that the credit card processors are important not only because of the 3% racket, but also because they serve as aggregators to process these transactions to launder money, and to be able to track them so they could then refund the agents with the crypto.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which Would make the car processors be part of it, and we know the car processors are controlled by China directly, and this is coming from the data that that we have in the Geo index. So it would make China and Xi Jinping personally be part of Diosdado Cabello's organization, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same thought occurred to me about the OPEC and the OPEC plus, that this cartel that they have Iran, Russia I don't think if, I don't know [00:56:00] if Iran is in there, but Russia is in there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think



Reinaldo Aguiar: that's a good question. That's ask Google who, which countries are part of PAC Plus? Okay. It has 12 members. Yeah. Iran is in there. Venezuela is in there and Saudi Arabia is in there. Yeah. So that sounds about right. And the United Arab Emirates. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I was going to say is that if they're using the same scheme to launder the money of the Cartel de los Soles to also inflate oil prices by applying manufactured pressure on the market , and this is documented on the website, if coordination can be shown with the policies of OPEC or the, or at least with the inventory or production plans of these 12 countries, if that link could be investigatively established [00:57:00] and it's proven, it would mean that the OPEC plus cartel is part of, or that the two cartels are working together, the OPEC plus and the drug cartel. Imagine that, It, it could have huge implications legally speaking in international frameworks.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think that's something that really should be, if anybody ever watches this video, please, and have the power to investigate these things, please, take a look at that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now I'm gonna talk about individuals that have been flagged by the pipeline. A not really a guess who, because it's not an one individual, but I'm gonna talk about a few people. Okay? So one is an artist called "Jota". Okay? This guy Jota is a Venezuelan artist, and he does a cartoonish art, but I don't know, there's a, there's there's a thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. This one. Yeah. So for example, this painting by him goes for [00:58:00] $125,000. on eBay. I am not sure If that's true or if they put that in there, so I would think that he's prominent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, at some point, my former partner started telling me about Jota and he supposedly, this is what was presented to me, I don't know if this is true or not. What the story that was presented to me is that Jota is a family friend. He's Venezuelan and I met him in person, supposedly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he supposedly is a friend, family friend of Nelio Espina and Jenny Espina. From years back . He's in the US and he's painting and he's trying to break through and whatever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he sold me a couple of reproductions of his paintings. Not the originals, but the reproductions. I don't know, I paid like $500 for each reproduction, something like that. I had them printed by a company in Las Vegas, which is marked in the index by the way. And they sent me the reproductions and then I had them framed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow the frames are bugged . Okay. So I think the whole thing was a ruse to get me to buy these frames and hang them in my office [00:59:00] where I was conducting demos. So of course Jota, the address that he gave me to pick up the paintings here on 99 North is flagged. That complex building is a docker hood.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Where they sent me to pick up the paintings, the place where I had them framed , which was, I think Michael's next to the target in Westheimer Parkway is also flagged and, so it's possible that either the story wasn't exactly how it was presented to me or that, it's just part, it is a family friend, but he's part of the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's Jota. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also want to talk about a couple of, I call them clans. Okay. A clan in my jargon is a group of people that are family, okay? And they are part of the network and they work together in this network. And notable examples of these are, for example the Carmen de Fanti, the husband and the daughter, the three of them are agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, they actively participate in the ruses that they apply to [01:00:00] the targets, the ruses and the harassment. Carmen De Fanti... all this is documented on the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, there's a couple of clans that I haven't mentioned verbally, and I'm gonna mention them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One is the Key Clan. So the last name is Ke, KEY. And this includes Josefa de Key. It includes Jocelyn Key and the two brothers who I believe are in Canada all of them are marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Jocelyn during year 2011 was posing as one of these "romantic interests". Like it didn't really, we never had a relationship, but like she was stringing me along in a way, And I now can see why right after I captured the Geo index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me see. The other clan that I want to mention is the MOLERO clan. Okay? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one is important because it may carry a lot of liability, so this is another example of these cases in which my former partner told me that these were family friends, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: [01:01:00] And all of them are marked in the index, the MOLERO, and they're here in Katy, and there's one that is in Florida. All of them are marked the, so the MOLERO's, they're a couple. Same as the Keys, from Venezuela, from the oil company from back in the eighties. Like my parents knew them, The, I think the MOLERO's lived close to my dad at some point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's close connections to my family is what I'm saying.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The MOLERO, they have a son, the son is here in Katy, and he has a house that is marked in the index and falls in the 0 6 channel, which is intelligence. So the son of the MOLERO Clan is part of the SEBIN.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Now the thing where I see liability is that, and the, again, this is one of those stories that were told to me I don't know if any of this is true, but it could be relevant because it could have a connection to Morgan Hybner. Okay. And I'm gonna explain how that plays out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So when my [01:02:00] former partner and I started dating and we had this conversation about Salvador Mendez, who was my former partner's husband that Morgan Hybner supposedly helped divorced 11 years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My former partner told me that he was crazy, like that he had mental problems and, all these things. And she told me that after they separated, he went and moved to live with this son of the MOLERO, the, I think his name is Jose David, or I have to, I don't have my data here, so I don't know the first name, but it, I have it in the system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I just don't have it in my head right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if it's Jose, David or something like that. David. So something like that. So supposedly Salvador Mendez went to live with this MOLERO guy. Okay? He must be, he's younger than me. He must be. He was probably born something like eighty four, eighty five, [01:03:00] something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's, this MOLERO guy is very good friends with Francisco Castillo, who is a prominent agent and did several things physically to me. So that's the, that connection as well. So anyhow, but the story goes that Salvador Mendez, after he was declared crazy, And had these episodes, he went to live with the MOLERO guy, and then the story goes...

Reinaldo Aguiar: at some point he supposedly had a crisis. I'm talking about Salvador, Salvador Mendez. And that crisis was so huge that he had to leave the country and move to Venezuela. This is what presented to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But so the story goes then when he had that crisis, he was living with this MOLERO guy in his apartment, and he had this crisis that he started suspecting, Salvador, supposedly in his altered state of mind started believing that this MOLERO guy was trying to poison him with food. [01:04:00] I'm not making this up. This is what they told me, which, so in that, in, in that situation, they had a fight. This is what they told me. And then the MOLERO guy supposedly called 9 1 1, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the police came and everything, and after that, he moved out from that apartment, and shortly after he went to Venezuela and my former partner asked me to pay for the ticket, and I paid for the ticket, I'm saying all this, it might be relevant because if that nine one one call happened, it must be recorded.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It must be recorded somewhere that this MOLERO guy called the police on Salvador and the police came and all that. If that is not recorded, it points towards that, it was a fabrication, that all this was a fabrication, all this story. But more importantly, it shows that, or it would show, it could show that this MOLERO guy [01:05:00] was involved in the setup of this thing from 11 years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I'm mentioning him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Another person that, and this should have been on the guess who, but I forgot to put it there, but the inventor of Java, James Gosling is marked in the index prominent and interestingly, he was inserted in... so when you join Google as an engineer, your first week is what they call the Noogler class.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a week in which they teach you internal systems and you know how to function within the company, basically. And James Gosling was in my Noogler class sitting next to me. Imagine that it's, know if I could give you an analogy, this is, I don't know... this is like if you were an eye doctor, imagine that you're an eye doctor and you are starting to work for an eye clinic, and they're gonna, they tell you we're gonna give you a week long induction, and they get you in a class. And to your surprise, when you [01:06:00] sit on your desk, next to you is the guy who invented LASIK, That would be the an analogy, This guy is like a, it's like a, it's like a celebrity In, in computer science circles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they sat him next to me. During the entire week. I imagine this was part of one of those intellectual property ruses of that David F. Hine. So to then discredit me somehow, or, in a way that would that would be provable that he and I interacted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, Anna Hirji, Associate Director at the Whistleblower Office Internal Revenue Service, has been flagged. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: The last thing I'm gonna say today, it's just an observation. It might not be the case. But it's something that I believe I, I think could probably be the case. So I was thinking about the Havana Syndrome, like this thing supposedly, supposedly it's a secret weapon that they some, the Cubans have in the island that makes people in the embassy sick. And, like it's unexplainable. Nobody knows how this weapon works, I was thinking about this and I said if they really had it, they would have already used it against me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they've thrown [01:07:00] everything they have at me. And they're not gonna throw the this one? I'm just starting to think that it's fake, that it's one of those, like one of those psychological tricks of, we have a weapon so advanced that you don't even know how it works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You don't even know if it exists.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That kind of thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I suspect it's not real because, I would have seen it by this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Going back for a second on the rotating objects... there's one more thing I wanted to say is that there is a thing that there is an object. That also is rotating right in this, in a way that could be consistent with this technique. This one... in this point, 29.72391 -95.84598. There is an ornamental windmill that they installed there, I think like in 2021. This was around the time I was building key [01:08:00] opinion leaders, right? And this object is rotating in a way that has a constant speed, almost, it occurred to me that maybe is the same technique.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is very close to my home. It could be a way to, to isolate the signal right from my cell phone. I don't know about this one, right? But it's another rotating object that it's in the path of my home. So it occurred to me that maybe it could be, that, and in this picture, this is a Google Maps picture.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The object seems to have been removed. Like you can see the shape, like you can see the shadow here, right? The, this is the, windmill. But you cannot really see the actual windmill. So it feels like it might have been removed. So I don't know, something to maybe think about right? Again, because it's a circular object that is rotating at constant speed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Speaking about windmills, there's a company called WindCom that is super flag tied to Brazil, to the Brazil team, and they [01:09:00] employed my former partner for years and also Francisco Castillo. Francisco Castillo is a prominent agent of the SEBIN. Also was employed by WindCom.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think Marcos Castillo once interviewed there or something like that. And the company and why it's flagged, all of this is documented in the website. So please check it out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing I wanted to mention now that we're here, is that in this KOL-Mobile channel, I have a section called let me show you. If you click on posts, you will see things that I posted with texts and images, and I want to shed light on this one. It's, it was during the drive yesterday. There was a sheriff vehicle parked in a driveway. [01:10:00] A house that is marked in the Elon Musks Geo Index surrounded by houses marked, and by spy vehicles, by surveillance vehicles, parked Moscow-style and all this is documented here in this entry.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And the other thing that was interesting yesterday is that. I went to this apartment complex at 24758 Grand Harbor Dr, Katy, Texas I, it was marked, I went there on purpose, right? And it was in that complex. There is this curious area. I'm gonna play the video so you can see it, but see, this garage , look like garages, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But on the other side they look like offices, like they have doors, but no windows. And you see the depth is not for it big enough to have the two things. Like you see the doors, all these are doors. Like they they, look like like small offices . And outside of this area, there were five vehicles. I believe all of them are flagged in the system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My guess is that this could be a [01:11:00] Surveillance Outpost of the SEBIN hidden behind the dumptster let me . Because those Vehicles were tied to SEBIN , to the Venezuelan intelligence specifically. So that's, another interesting data point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I'm gonna, I'm gonna close this one here and thank you for your time and see you on the next one. Thank you.

The Nuclear Demo
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good morning, invisible friends. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. Although my full name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano, and today is July 8th, 2025 and it's about 11:00 AM Central time. And I am currently located at one of my houses at 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. So today... first of all, I want to apologize for the disconnect.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The last couple of days I've been working on, a project I'm working... and I was occupied with that a little bit. Okay. But for today I have a session that is packed with tips and information. The session is designed to help you or aimed at helping you [00:01:00] get these tips that could be valuable very quickly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So as we've done in the last few times I'm going to start with a " Guess who?" section. But this time is not a single individual. I'm gonna include multiple individuals in this, "Guess who?" segment. Okay. So to start, let me introduce you to Dana White, the UFC guy. He's super prominent in this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Very, prominent. A lot of data points in the Geo index. And to be honest I don't know, you know what ...obviously it's a business that there's money involved. But beyond the money, I don't, really understand what is the, what could be the strategic advantage of this, what is the angle, what is the surveillance angle? I don't see it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I imagine there must be [00:02:00] a surveillance angle because otherwise they would invest the money somewhere else. But I can tell you he's heavily marked in the index and, a lot of the properties related to the franchise itself are marked in the index as well, when I say the index, mean: Elon Musk's Geo Index, which is the same index that Diosdado Cabello and Cartel de los Soles and Elon Musk and Travis Kalanick are using to commit different types of crimes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in that same database Dana White and the UFC franchise are heavily marked.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course, I didn't mention this before, but this session is part of the series of videos that I've titled "Rapid Fire Tips for Law Enforcement" and part of the campaign that I'm advancing to "Bring Diosdado Cabello to justice and bring Diosdado Cabello to the US".

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's important to say that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, that's the first data point that I wanted to offer you as part of [00:03:00] this "Guess who?" Segment. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for the next part of this segment, I have a few individuals that are related to the IRS. So there's a few individuals that are related to the IRS. Some of them don't work at the IRS anymore, but they're heavily tied to the IRS. And they're, I would say their, importance comes from that. So these are in a folder that you can see in the, so if you go to the channel, to the YouTube channel, click on more links on the description, and there is a link that says Archive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Within that, there is a folder that says US government officials. And within that there's a folder that says IRS. So there you will find, for example, Douglas O'Donnell. Okay. So Douglas odonnell is an interesting [00:04:00] character because I think he was the director at some point. And this is a very high ranking level position.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it's appointed by, don't quote me on this, like I don't recall really. But if it's not appointed by the president , like it's almost at that level. Like it's something that requires a lot of approval to get that position right. And he was appointed to that position. And before that, I think he was the head of the enforcement department of the IRS. So this will be basically the department that processes the 211s, the same 211s that I've been sending for almost nine months at this point, reporting multiple individuals. The department that handles those forms used to be directed by Douglas O'Donnell. Imagine that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if anybody reports any player from this network to the IRS , they had zero chance of succeeding because Douglas O'Donnell would've stopped it. As he had been a stopping , he stopped... he's not there anymore, but he [00:05:00] stopped a lot of my submissions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he's flagged , of course. So at some point, I think in March, 2025, we're now in July, so this was more than four months ago: I sent a form 211 to Douglas O'Donnell to report Douglas O'Donnell . A bit of irony of that. And, but anyhow, here in this PDF document in this archive, so the archive of the channel, not to be confused with the archive of the investigative archive, which is a different bigger archive, but on the archive of the channel, you could find this PDF that has the USPS tracking numbers for the two copies of this form reporting Douglas O'Donnell to the a IRS that I sent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. You can from there. When I reported him, I remember I posted this on the website and immediately I think like a couple of hours after they sent a series of people to harass me at my [00:06:00] house . Phil Denning came with a bicycle. The other guy from the house that is like 200 feet away came on the bicycle as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, they started doing this thing that they do, responding to, to the posts 

Reinaldo Aguiar: basically. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that was nothing, compared, and I'm saying this because those small events of harassment, they weren't small but they were nothing to compared to when I reported this other person, Charles P Rettig.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I reported him and posted him on the website the, harassment was really was immediate and was super, super high in terms of intensity: multiple planes flew above my home to the point that I documented that on the website. So this was on February 21st, 2025, between 1:30 and 2:30 PM the planes flew

Reinaldo Aguiar: at low Altitude above my home, multiple planes during that hour. And the address, I'm gonna give the address, so if [00:07:00] authorities ever see this video, they can check which planes were flying above my home, even if they probably turned off the transponders , but I imagine there must be a way to check this, they must have taken off from somewhere and given how much fuel they can carry, probably is, it is not that difficult to narrow it down, to who could have been. Anyhow. So this was, the planes flew over my home was on February 21st, 2025, between 1:30 PM and 2:30 PM central time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the address of that house is 2302 Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. That it's in Lake Pointe Estates, that small gated community sub division that is controlled or was controlled by Phil Denning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So Chamberlain. Okay, so Charles P Rettig., and I'm sorry if I'm not pronouncing the last name correctly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He [00:08:00] was the director of the IRS before O'Donnell. He was a predecessor, basically. I'm not sure if it wa if it was exactly before or if there was somebody in the middle between them, but he was the director before. Okay. He retired from the IRS and then he went to work for this accounting, tax firm called Chamberlain....

Reinaldo Aguiar: and the, second part is impossible for me to pronounce, is spelled H-R-D-L-I-C-K-A. "HRDLICKA" ... I don't know. So he's like a prominent person in that firm or was, I don't know. And this firm is su it's huge, like it's, a big firm in, they have offices in Los Angeles in other cities in Houston , in New York.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're big, they're super big. And this firm is super flagged in the index. it's it's like the Kilpatrick Townsend law firm, but for tax lawyers , something like that, and when I saw that, I understood, like I [00:09:00] understood the multiple ruses that they designed to harm people with the IRS, they weaponized the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it seems to me like it's a two pronge approach that they have there. So they have one part of the IRS to harass people with audits and with legal action from the IRS, and they have another set of people there like O'Donnell or   Anna Hirji, to obstruct justice... so they're not investigated and they're not ...nothing happens to them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course. I imagine that if anybody comes across this information from from the real law enforcement, they won't let the bad guys win by obstructing justice. I imagine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, the, so the data about Charles P Rettig.. It's also in this folder. And I mentioned the thing with the planes the level of harassment and making that comparison. Because from that, what I interpreted is that Charles [00:10:00] P Rettig is way more important even than O'Donnell, who was the director of the IRS at that point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was retired, maybe he doesn't have official power, but he has all that kind of powers, because they reacted in, in this strong way. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. Okay. Another thing that I wanted to mention in this segment are the Best Buy stores. I touched on this directly and, mentioned a couple of things before, but I want to be very clear this time that the Best Buy stores all of them, are super dangerous to society because they're basically a way to insert bugs into your home, so you know, they have Amazon and they have eBay and they do it online that way, but they also need to cover the set of the population that prefer to buy things on the stores, there's people that just because of preferences or because of their age group or whatever, cultural reasons. They prefer to buy things physically at the stores.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They prefer that experience, over the online experience. So they have to [00:11:00] cover that as well, and they cover that with Best Buy and Future Shop, in Canada, it's the same thing. Both chains are super flagged and there are ways to insert bugs into your home. And they, I, if I count how many bugs they've inserted into my home this way with Best Buy I, would spend hours counting the things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And from the data in the Geo Index, it seems like this operation is really controlled by the Iranians, same as eBay. So it's like they wanted to take the online shopping and the physical shopping as well when it comes to electronics and computer parts. So they have to, they want to control all that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which makes sense given what they do. Okay. So that's on the big players kind of stage. And now these also are big players , but not in the same way. So now I want to talk a little bit about the MOLERO clan, the MOLERO family that we touched on on the last, session.[00:12:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I created a folder. I put it under Diosdado Cabello because they're working directly for Diosdado Cabello right, like they're working on advancing Diosdado Cabello's interest in Katy, TX and in Florida. So I put them under Diosdado Cabello and I collected pictures of the, siblings themselves and also close friends of the siblings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That are working with them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then are also agents and are also marked.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So first, and this I have to run some things through the pipeline that I haven't run. So this take it with a grain of salt. But it seems to me at this point, like .... if somebody asked me who do you think is a ringleader within this MOLERO clan, I would think it's this guy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: His name is David, or David en Espanol, MOLERO. And it seems like he's the ringleader you [00:13:00] a way. Also you can see a photo here of ... this is: from left to right: Juan Pablo is this bald guy, Humberto or Humberto, in Spanish, Is this guy... and the third one from left to right is David or David Molero , this one with the polarized sunglasses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one over here is what's her name? Isabel. Isabel Molero. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: This photo is old they were much younger than they are right now in this photo, but that guy David, or David looks like this today, or close to this, like this photo is probably two years old. Okay. Also here you have all the seven of them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they are seven siblings, and funny enough in this it's in Spanish, [00:14:00] but ... in this, caption, if you read it, you know they're saying that they're "complicit", literally, they, say that "we're all complicit", and they call themselves .... the translation would be like the "Gang of the seven" [ NO PUN INTENDED ], because they're seven siblings. That's pretty accurate to be honest, in a funny way, but it's accurate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, you can see all of them there and you can see the names they're tagged in that photo. Let me see what else I have here. So this is again I think this is David or David MOLERO.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This photo is probably, I would say four to five years old.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one is Francisco Castillo, that prominent SEBIN agent that I've mentioned multiple times in different instances. The one that has the phone number that only differs by two digits from the phone number of the landscaper [00:15:00] that killed all my trees. This is Francisco Castillo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Ironically, like when he was a baby or a small child, my father was his pediatrician. So he's known my family for, I don't know, 40 something years, and then he turns around and does this thing. It's really sad to see how crypto Bitcoin can change people, and make them do unthinkable things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's Francisco. So this is Marcos Castillo, another Castillo is a prominence marker , by the way, at least in Katy. So Marcos Castillo was working with Francisco Castillo and extracting information from me and on those card games on Wednesdays... it went on for years and I honestly I didn't see it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't see it until maybe two years ago. [00:16:00] Okay, so this one is... let me show you this one first... so in this photo, that's Patricia Rojas. On the right, on the left, sorry. On your, left hand. The lady with the dress, with flowers, or print. Her name is Patricia Rojas and she was married to Francisco Castillo. So they were husband and wife, and she's an agent as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And all of this is documented on the website. Like Patricia has a house with the trampoline antenna. The trampoline antenna is marked in the index. Not only the house, but the antenna itself.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The brother is Jose Roberto Rojas Sanchez also an agent. And Patricia mentioning her in the context of the MOLEROS because Patricia is super tight with the MOLEROS. Like she spends [00:17:00] Christmas at their home and they all ...she once showed me a photo, it was weird, but she once showed me a photo where they were all dressed with these kind of pajamas like Christmas pajamas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But these, these are grown up grownups, all of them. It was like 10 people, all of them with matching pajamas. And Patricia was in that, thing that, so she spent Christmas evening with them and she wore the pajamas. So she's like part of the family, basically, so that close she is to the clan, and of course, by extension, Francisco Castillo, because he was married to Patricia, also this was systematically clustered, although the photo is a bit blurry, that person is a SEBIN agent that in one occasion he released two attack dogs and directed one of the dogs towards me as I was running in the park. And this is documented in the website... mentioning this because it [00:18:00] could bring liability to the cluster if this person can be located, so I wanted to mention that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And in the context of that, also want to direct you to the form211.org website, where you can see this form in this form on page 1035... at the end of 1034 and 1035: You will see these small clusters that are usually 2, 3, 4, 5 individuals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These are clusters of siblings. Okay? Because this is a thing I, this is the thing that they repeat, that the network, this criminal network, repeats this pattern, they recruit all the siblings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I understand the principle, it's probably loyalty, all those things. But as it is also an Achilles heel because it makes detection easy, [00:19:00] so what law enforcement would need to do basically is to find siblings that are all marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is trivial to do now that spyHELL.org is available, and the data is public.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm just gonna go through the clusters quickly. And the way they're numbered is ... they're structured in a way, all these siblings clusters start with S as in Sam or sibling, and then they have a second, letter, which is the position of the cluster.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the clusters are ranked in terms of liability, what I believe could be legal liability in the US. And then the number, it signifies the ranking of the sibling within that siblings cluster. For example, this SA cluster, is one of the clusters that I perceive that could have highest liability in the US.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And within that [00:20:00] cluster, the top individual in terms of liability will be Ender Gonzalez. Okay. Followed by Nestor Gonzalez, followed by Ciro Gonzalez. So, those are, for example, the Gonzalez, we also have the Perez, Miguel Perez, Edith Perez, Erika Perez the Troconis, Jorge Troconis, Javier Troconis, Alejandra Troconis.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Sanchez, and all them are documented in the website and why they are flagged besides being marked in the index and having properties or living in properties that are marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But because of interactions that they had where they were working for the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Analinda Sanchez and Gustavo Sanchez. They're the, son and daughter of that doctor that gave my medical records to Diosdado Cabello basically and the SEBIN and then passed them to Elon Musks, Travis Kalanick, Jeff Bezos, and those guys.[00:21:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have the Sanchez, Maricely Sanchez, William Sanchez, Mariaide Sanchez.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Barboza's, Benjamin Barboza and his brothers. He has two brothers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Gonzalez, Nerio Gonzalez, Jose Gonzalez, and Nerio Gonzalez, jr. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Jose Alberto Inciarte. This is the one that was basically working with Hidalgo Martinez and working for Pierre Omidyar to steal the classifieds website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the Anzola's. Luis Anzola. This, I would probably promote them a little bit. Actually, this is yeah, sorry. I made a mistake here. He was actually, so this cluster of the Anzolas is the one that has the highest liability, I think, because Luis Anzola works for Starlink. And he asked me for a referral for Google to like, to try to get a job at Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there, there were a lot of interactions over the years with Luis Anzola and then Otilio Anzola and Carolina Anzola. But this would be, this cluster will probably supersede the SA [00:22:00] cluster, so this should be "SA" but I didn't move it. I made the mistake and didn't, move it, but it was the first cluster that I added.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why I ended at the end.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So yeah, so those are the siblings and like the pattern there, they, all of them have something in common and also something in common with the MOLERO cluster and the KEY cluster, Jocelyn Key, and the brothers . that is That all of them come from the oil industry in Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's why I know them for so long, so many years, is because we all grew up in the same environment. Okay. We went to the same school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this was the, it's hard to explain to people outside of that cultural bubble because it was a, situation that is unique.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not, I haven't seen that setup anywhere else.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The setup was that the oil company, so it was a, the oil company was controlled by the government. Okay. The oil company was... it [00:23:00] had so much money and so much resources of course, because it was producing oil that it had its own ecosystem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine a neighborhood where all the houses are owned by the oil company. Okay? And by neighborhood, I mean an area that could have 10,000 people, 12,000 people, huge area. So they had these like settlements in that area. And each settlement had a country club, a golf course, its own clinic, so that workers and the family of the workers could go to the clinic. It has its own school its own high school. And all those things were operated by the company, like were owned by the company, so the company employed teachers, doctors. ..That's why my dad worked for that company. 'cause he was a doctor and my mom was a teacher for the school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course it employed the core personnel, which were like engineers and Geologists [00:24:00] and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So all of us grew up in that environment, we went to the same school we played together when we were kids. And basically to make the story short, what happened 'cause of the political events in the country there was a strike and , at that point, I was employed by the company. I was an engineer in that company. Like I had graduated from university and I was working for a company working on gas compression plants, on turbines , basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there was a strike and they fired all of us. Like they fired, I don't know, the company had 40,000 employees. They fired say 35,000. Everybody basically was fired. And, so the parents of all these people that back then were kids like me, I was maybe 21, 22 years old. All of us, we were around that age. But I I was already working, like I already had graduated from university, and I was working for [00:25:00] The company while I think some of them were still finishing their degrees, so anyhow, they fired everybody, all their parents were fired. My, my mother was fired, I was fired, and then the government took real control politically of the country and of the company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what, I guess what I'm trying to say is that the sad part is that what happened at the end, what I'm seeing right, is that Diosdado Cabello basically fired the parents and then the, children who were the children of those marriages, ended up working for Diosdado Cabello committing crimes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To me... that's ... I can't wrap my head around that concept. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like I, I would never work for Diosdado Cabello, no matter how much money I would never like, be, besides the fact that what he's doing is criminal and, all that, but he destroyed [00:26:00] he fundamentally I don't wanna say destroyed, but he fundamentally impacted the lives of my parents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I... for principles, I would not work for him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. That's just me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These people, obviously they went all in, so now the children of that generation are here in the US committing crimes for Diosdado Cabello, that's I think that's the, irony, the biggest irony of all this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. No, sorry. The biggest irony is that I got the geo index, that has to be the, biggest irony.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, moving on. Okay, so now I'm gonna talk about kind a couple of rounds that I did recently. I promised in a previous video that I would talk about the waterpark round. And then I did another one yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was short, but it was very productive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So to, give context, I'm gonna start with the [00:27:00] yesterday's one. July 7th, to give context about that. I, went on a, small mission, I wanted to, get data on the landscapers. To show you what I mean. Let me open the map here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this, would where I am located right now 26714 Valleyside Drive. And this is the park where I used to run with a Penelope Suarez... now in this park... let me start by saying all those times .... she took me there to run , she, picked the places where we would run.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in, in all those instances, there were always these landscapers, so they, pose as landscapers that are working on cutting the grass on this huge park. It's a big park, okay? But it is funny 'cause this, these landscapers were basically harassing me as I was running, like they were trying to intercept me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was just, it was comical at some point, like the whole thing. Don't get me wrong, it was a bit stressful, [00:28:00] but at some point it turned into a , game, like I would do things to evade them and then they would do things to try to trick me, they would do things like they would hide behind a, hill, like a small hill. So I could not see that the landscaper was there. So I was running and I, was bordering the hill. He would turn on the machine and then they start chasing me, things like that. And then the goal of that was, and they weren't trying to harm me, they were trying to to clone my cell phone and get the cookies so they could intercept the traffic and then get my emails and everything and to listen in on the conversations, the technical conversations that I was having with Penelope Suarez.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I've known for a long time that the landscapers are a fundamental part of this operation. And using technology that I've developed, I've come to realize that some of the most prominent agents of the SEBIN actually work as landscapers. Think about that. And anyway, it makes sense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The [00:29:00] person they would least suspect. 'cause and this might be cultural but here in the, in, in the US , or say here in Texas, the people that are working as landscapers, and I don't mean this as a, it's not a racial comment.. Please... but I have to say most of the people working in that industry are immigrants from the south of the border, from the south side of the border. And you wouldn't feel threatened by a landscaper because you would think this is a person that is just an immigrant that is just coming here just recently and is trying to to advance you wouldn't suspect that this is a high profile SEBIN agent working for Diosdado Cabello, but that's the case in some instances.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The landscapers, so the landscapers have a base in this park. It's the place where they put the equipment and and it's this place over here, so what I did, I drove over there, and you can see the [00:30:00] cars parked in here, on the, this is a, it's a Satellital photo from Google Maps.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went there and yes all those cars are part of this. And I even found one that is very prominent, parked in there. This Jeep with plates TX WMW 0428. It's a very prominent agent, and he was there. Okay, so building on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I got into the enclosed area, basically. 'cause of course they're gonna park the most, I prominent agents are gonna park their cars inside where they cannot be photographed because there's a wall.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the gate was open and I made , I didn't do this on purpose. I made a mistake and turned on the wrong side of the road and ended up inside [00:31:00] of the parking area that they have there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course, when I realized my mistake, I turned around and I left. But the whole thing was captured by the cameras.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, this place is marked in the index, heavily marked. And I don't know. I don't, I, I have to run experiments with this idea, but I'm gonna mention it in case it's something, and if somebody is listening to these videos or watching maybe they can experiment with that as well. And if you have more resources or more time than me maybe, you can get there before I can get there, but it occurred to me the following. You know this, I'm gonna say I haven't experimented with this, so I have no proof.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's just an idea. Okay? But sometimes these ideas pan out, so that's why I'm mentioning it. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I saw a couple of things that seem could be a pattern and if they are patterns could maybe be [00:32:00] traceable, using imagery detection as I'm doing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So one thing is that if you look for first of all, remember this, look at this where the landscapers are, and look at these two cylindrical structures here. These are like water tanks, okay? So see there's two of them. This place is heavily marked in the index, this place where the landscapers park their cars. And this structure on top has these small dots.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see the dots in the image. I imagine, like I, I haven't been on top of it, but I remember when I worked for the Oil company, I remember that structures like that where you keep things like oil or even rice, they have to have a venting mechanism. So the thing doesn't explode under pressure if the temperature rises, for example, so it could be a venting, those could be vents or venting mechanisms, [00:33:00] but... you know, like I the, way they distributed and it could also be a barcode, like a, kind of a QR code in a way, this the, position or the number of the things of the, bands of the small dots could have a meaning, and the color.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason I thought of this is because in the last session we saw the Discount Tire, on Cinco Ranch, which we know is very important. And it's heavily marked in the index and on it's under 24 7 heavy surveillance. And now, I suspect that's where they install the sensors. Next to the discount tire, so the discount tire is here, right next to it again, we see two cylindrical structures. More or less the same color. And they have the dots on the top, but the dots are different. It's not the same [00:34:00] number of dots and it's not the same pattern. But I guess what caught my attention is that right next to these two very important operational locations, there are these two cylindrical structures to keep water or whatever it is that they're keeping there, or somebody's keeping there right next to this highly marked locations .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And these structures are very tall. So you know, it could have multiple advantages besides being a marker, a land marker. It could also be to be used as an observation post cameras, I don't know, it, could have other technical advantages. It could be an antenna, it could be anything. I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it caught my attention that these two places that came into view in the last two sessions for very important reasons, both of them have two of these cylindrical shape structures next to it. It could be a thing, so if, and I'm gonna experiment with the idea and I'll report back what I [00:35:00] find, but I'm gonna tell you what my plan is: i'm gonna do sat imagery analysis at Planet Scale to see which clusters can my system identify different colors of these structures different number of dots, different orientations, like they seem to have , these white lines, the one of them always aligned with. Both of them seem to align here with the, basically with the ladder.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let's see if that holds in the other one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this one aligns with the ladder,

Reinaldo Aguiar: huh? It doesn't seem to hold this one doesn't have it in this ladder. So there is a ladder on this side, but it doesn't have the line right. There seems to be a ladder on this one. Anyhow. It could be, it could be that the, that line also has a meaning. And it's not a, it is not a [00:36:00] shadow because if it was a shadow, the other one would have it, yeah. So I don't know. Something to think about. That could mean something. I. And risking, to state the obvious, having these foreign unregistered agents committing crimes next to a water supply doesn't seem safe, doesn't seem like something that is a good idea, they could contaminate that water, for example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm saying this for both locations, for this one and the, one on next to the Discount Tire. So that, that's the landscapers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So with that, I'm gonna switch to another topic and this, I'm gonna be careful not to say much because I don't want to give away technology. But two sessions ago I was thinking out loud.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's interesting , I watched the videos and I see that [00:37:00] I'm, analyzing the thing on the fly, I don't know, it makes me, worry a little bit because I don't wanna make mistakes, so what, I guess what I'm trying to say is that if you see that I'm analyzing something on the fly, take it with a grain of salt because obviously I haven't had a lot of time to think about it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I may say something that may not be completely accurate or may be completely wrong, but anyhow, I was watching that video in which I was analyzing the bouncing of signals off the satellites, and when I built the demo to find the satellite where you can bounce the signal to hit whatever target you want.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then in that session, I started thinking about: how could we work backwards on that problem to eliminate the houses that simply are not able to transmit at all, during a given period of time, a window, a time window. And the idea is to eliminate candidates so you can concentrate efforts on the ones [00:38:00] that are able, at least to transmit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if you try to eavesdrop, well, only eavesdrop on those, it would be, it would make your teams more effective. So I built on that idea and I actually built a demo myself. I built a small system that allows me to pick up some signals. And here's what, I'm not gonna give much details because I don't want them to know what I can do or what I cannot do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I can pick up some things let's put it that way. And I have successfully picked up and decrypted small segments of things and it's very interesting. To, look at this. It's interesting. I wanna say that I picked up a couple of things. And if you look at it it's like, watching people. And by the way, I have to say when I do this, i'm just driving or I'm in my house. [00:39:00] Like I'm not actively trying to hack into anybody's system. That's not what I'm doing. I just have an antenna and things come my way. Like I can't do anything about it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If things come to my antenna and my system happens to decrypt them it's their fault. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? I'm not breaking any laws here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow one thing that I saw, two things got my attention right there. There's a lot conversation going on regarding tires, like vehicle tires.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is interesting because I just had that demo two days ago in which I mentioned this theory about maybe sensors in the wheels. It, feels like it hit a nerve, okay, first of all. And secondly, it picked up a couple of people talking about... different people, two different conversations with two different parties.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:40:00] But people talking about tires that are losing air and that need to be checked out, that will be the translation. These are conversations in, Spanish, by the way. I don't know. It felt to me like too much of a coincidence, to be honest. And this, I started thinking about this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They didn't say replace the tire, they didn't say that or change the wheel. They said check... Have them checked out. I think so. To make the story short, it made me think that maybe the device is in the valve of the tire. The valve stem where like the thing where that goes out of the rim where you connect the, air hose and, to inflate the tire, that valve could be the sensor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That Occurred to me because ...this conversation was picked up a couple of times. Not one, but twice. And of course disclaimer: [00:41:00] part of my... i'm not gonna say that, but let me see how I frame this. I would say that I biased my decryption technique towards "tires", because I talked about that and I thought it could be a big topic, so of course I'm using that as a seed to find the decryption keys, things related to tires, wheel rims, discount, discount tires.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So of course, but the detection is biased because I'm seeding the system with these topics. Okay? But it decrypted, the decryption worked. So that means that the it was a good, it was, it was a good guess, in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyway, there, there's this conversation about tires losing air, made me think that the device could be, the sensor, [00:42:00] could be actually the, stem, the valve stem or stem valve. I don't know what's the name in English, but.... thinking about that, it would make sense because it would make the thing more scalable than I thought, my or my original theory was that they could modify the rims and embed the sensor in the rim, but that it's a heavy operation. And yes, China controls 40% of the steel production in the world. It would make sense that they could do that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But but it's, it seems like a too heavy operation carrying all these rims for millions of vehicles. But if it's in the valve this is basically a cartidge that you put in the rim and you take it out. I haven't done experiments with this, with data because I need to go to the office to do that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I've been reviewing some footage and it seems like the valves in some of these vehicles, let's say, that are in interesting places or [00:43:00] angles. Okay. So it could be it could, be that it's the, valve, the device that we're looking for.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which would make the whole operation more scalable because then what they have to do is to produce the valves, and ship them all over the world. So that, that's an interesting, it's an interesting theory, the valves. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, because I am doing these things, seeding the system with the topics of tires and wheels, my radio hobbyist , let's call it that way, system, picked up a few conversations in Spanish in which people seem to be talking about I don't know how you say that in English, but when you, sabotage a car by causing a flat tire, like with a sharp object, I don't know, in like that, in Spanish, if I translate how we would say it in Spanish, it would be like "pinching a tire", so these people seem to [00:44:00] be talking about pinching a tire and they seem to be talking about taking action, and remember I've been doing these rounds where I go to these places to take video of the, vehicles, of Diosdado Cabello and the criminal network, in these neighborhoods.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it occured to me that maybe what they're talking about is about sabotaging my tires, and if they're gonna sabotage the tires, they're gonna sabotage the tires. There's nothing I can do, and I've gone through this before, like in one occasion they sabotaged not the tires, the brake system of my truck while it was parked here in this house inside the garage.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I have the truck. And the, breaks are sabotaged. The FBI or whatever authority wants to check them out. They can come and and, see it. It's proof, it's evidence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I know that I cannot stop that, but in [00:45:00] case any authority is watching please be on the lookout to see if you see anybody putting sharp objects on the path of my black SUV or I imagine they could do it at a store. If I go buy food, for example, they could put, I don't know, something sharp like a blade or something like that, right behind the tire. So when I back out from the parking space, the tire gets damaged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That would prevent me from scanning the, their houses. Or maybe they're planning to do it if I enter one of these complexes that they have under control, because then it would be harder for anybody to see evidence of that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to be honest, I think it's a stupid idea because for many reasons I first, the car has cameras, like it will be recorded in the camera where the puncture happened, secondly, this is an armored vehicle and the tires are armored. [00:46:00] I think ...I have to, don't quote me on this, I have to check, but when I bought the vehicle I think I, I saw that the tires were armored. Like they could sustain gunfire, so I imagine a blade wouldn't cut them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But again, don't quote me on that because I'm not completely sure, but I think I'm like 80% sure that the tires themselves are armored. Could sustain, I think, nine millimeter fire or something like that. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let's see what they do with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, they seem to be planning something regarding sabotaging the tires of the truck, which also shows coordination, like they are acting as a group to do something illegal to prevent me from exposing them, which is a crime. So anyhow I, think it's just a stupid idea, but it was picked up by my system, so I wanted to, mention it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. [00:47:00] Yeah. So on 07/07, I did that round where I picked up the plates of the landscapers, after so many years of harassment from these landscapers, I finally have the plates and I imagine, these are the personal vehicles, oh, another thing I wanna say, I I've noticed that what they seem to be doing is splitting the risk. Okay. So what they're doing is in the complexes, they tend to park their personal cars and then the work, quote unquote, the spy vehicles that they used to harass people and to steal data, they are parking them on an ensemble, like the on on, on, big groups in different places, for example, the gym the other place where they're parking, so on, on specifically on 07/05, so the day after fourth July, that's the day where I said that I broke the record... is because I picked up something and [00:48:00] I ended up going to this place, which is a water park.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which makes sense, it's 5th of July people will go to this water park, but the, place, the parking lot was probably 85% full of spy vehicles. Like the organic vehicles that were there were very few . And some of these vehicles, I even, as a human, remember them because there have been harassing incidents with these vehicles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I remember. If somebody harassed you with a vehicle, you're gonna remember, some of those vehicles that to me are unforgettable because they harassed me with the vehicles. Were parked in that waterpark.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now this is interesting, okay. In that water park, in the parking lot, and let me show you where it is, so it's in Katy Mills. So if you go to Katy Mills in Katy and Katy Mills is controlled by this network. It's, all of this thing is owned by Diosdado Cabello probably. So here they have [00:49:00] this water park, here. So that parking lot is this one. The entrance that I took was this one: 29.77913, - 95.80199.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So all this parking lot was filled with cars. I think it was something like 600 cars in total. And this lot, this empty lot over here was also used as an overflow parking lot. And I scanned everything in there. Like I didn't miss one vehicle. And what I was going to say is that around here, around, I would say I would put it around here, 29.77965, -95.80253.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They had something very interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was very interesting to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was one of those police devices. This is like a police structure. Imagine, it's like an extensible [00:50:00] ladder. Mechanized. Okay. But it's very tall. It extends taller than a, electricity post, something like that. And at the top it has cameras.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And it has the logo of the police department and everything, it's the police thing. It was placed in the middle of the parking lot. It was extended and it was recording. Okay? The reason why this is interesting to me because I have to wonder who put that police this thing is full of spy cars, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, they're making it look like these people go into the water park, but I know that they're just have the cars parked there while they're not working, and then when they are gonna work, they come here, they park another car, and then they take the work vehicle to work, quote / unquote.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This Police device is interesting to me because I see two options, I have to wonder about the presence of that device in there. What I mean by this is who put it there and what was the network's reaction to that device appearing in that [00:51:00] parking lot?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So if I'm Diosdado Cabello or whoever he has commanding this thing here in Katy and I see a police device that shows up in the parking lot, I would remove my 700 spy vehicles from there because otherwise they're gonna get all recorded. Unless I'm not worried if they get recorded, because I have reasons to not be worried.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I guess what I'm saying is if the real authorities have watched my previous videos right. And wanted to record the people coming into this place and put that there. If it was not ordered by Diosdado Cabello or whoever he delegated this operation here in Katy to the logical thing is that they would have removed the vehicles, but they didn't remove them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't think that was put there by the legit authorities. I think that was put there by the police, but to actually help them watch the cars in case the FBI came [00:52:00] looking for the cars. Or came looking for the person For. For somebody.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is, think about it, this is very important. This would mean that they're using the police to do counterintelligence on the FBI imagine that, this has to stop. There has to be an end to this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the water park Now. Next to that water park, there's these two apartment complexes. The most prominent one is this one. The Cape at Grand Harbor 24758 Grand Harbor Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. These are recorded in the @KOL-Mobile Raw Channel. And there's a playlist in there, if you go to the channel click on playlist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This one that says 20250705 Katy Mills Water [00:53:00] Park and four Docker hoods. This playlist contains those videos. Let me see if I can find one video that shows that docker hood that I'm describing. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, this 

Reinaldo Aguiar: one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So here you have all the cars that are inside of that docker hood. Now, one thing I want to mention, this is a very prominent docker hood and the place where they have that observation outpost of the SEBIN is behind this dumpster. And this, you can see the cars parked next to this structure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These are like the offices with no windows that I showed in the previous demo. The coordinates of that is 29.77888 , -95.80075. And the other thing that is interesting is that if you watch this video, you will see I spent probably 40 minutes inside or 30 minutes inside that complex and during all the time, the system recorded, I don't know, maybe 700 vehicles. You cannot [00:54:00] see one face in the 30 minutes time window. Not, one baby, not even nothing. Not even a dog. This is obviously synthetic, this shows coordination, like they get the order, don't go out, don't, because you're gonna get recorded.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're coordinating the entire complex. 'cause you cannot see one face, you only see these vehicles with the dark windows like following me, but you don't see an actual person anywhere. And this is not ....if ....this street where I'm right now has only like seven houses, or 10 houses, I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I go out for 10 minutes, I'm sure I will see at least one person, one face at least, or one dog something, living. But you see the footage, and this has, I'm publishing footage here of three different cameras, 360 degrees angle. And during all that time, you don't see one living being, it's this is synthetic, and that confirms that this is a, very important place.[00:55:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now the other one is the one next to it. This one. The Camden Grand Harbor Apartments and 2 4 7 5 7 Grand Harbor Drive, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. Same story. Although here I saw three different people . In 25, 30 minutes. And if you look at the bigger scheme of things, you see how both complexes are protected by the water park, the empty lots, and the Katy Mills as a whole.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like this is the buffer zone, 'cause this is where the important agents and even those offices are, so they have to protect that. So this is a very important area for the network, in general.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You know that thought of the agents hiding in their apartments and not going out at all, nobody moves when the KOL mobile arrives. Let me think, made me think about the, something I've talked about multiple times, which is [00:56:00] that what they provide to the agents is impunity and anonymity, those two things make people behave in ways outside of the normal societal rules 'cause they feel like they're not accountable for their actions and they feel like they're acting as a group. So even if the action gets discovered. They feel like they will not be personally be held accountable because the group is who committed the crime, not them personally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That they think that way. So mentioning all this, because and this is risking to state the obvious, but thinking about how that is implemented, obviously two important parts of this setup, and I'm not talking necessarily about the US , but in general, in every single country, it's going to be the same.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the, department that controls the license [00:57:00] plates because with that, they can control the characters on the license plates, the numbers, the series, they can control many things, they can change the license plates, change the registration, sell the cars . They can do all sorts of tricks, but for that, it requires that they control the organism that controls the license plates that regulates the vehicle transit in that area, in the case of Texas, this is called the DPS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's heavily marked in the index. Important people tied to the DPS that have roles, official roles in the DPS are heavily marked in the index. So this is important, the second part is the identities. These fake identities they create with the funny names and the religious names, and the familiar names pattern, and all those things are only possible because somebody has turned an official entity that regulates the issuance of identity documents somewhere, doesn't have to be here, but [00:58:00] somewhere, to issue fake documents on fake names, so in the case of Venezuela, this entity is called the Sime, S-A-I-M-E. So this is like the government dependency or organism that regulates the issuance of your national ID card, your passport, all those things, as a Venezuelan. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I mentioning Venezuela because they have more than 50,000 Venezuelans here in Katy with fake names, so all this is possible because of two people, one is called Giuson Fernando Flores, and I don't know if that Flores has any relation to Cilia Flores and the Marco Nephews, but could be, and he's the director of the SAIME, this organism in Venezuela that is issuing these hundreds of thousands of fake passports for these people to commit crimes around the world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the previous director that they just replaced a few months ago. Was Somebody called Gustavo Vizcaino Gil, and that one I reported to the IRS [00:59:00] in the form 211. The new one is not in the Form 211, but I'm mentioning them because obviously all this is possible because of their actions, if they weren't issuing those fake passports, these agents wouldn't feel anonymous and they wouldn't be committing crimes, or they would be less likely to commit crimes and they would be easier to track. The DPS, . The DPS in Texas, Freeman Martin, Steven McCraw, and the SAIME in Venezuela are crucial pieces for this to work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Talking of official entities, the Houston Transit Authority, which is called RideMetro.org, also is heavily controlled by this network. It's heavily flagged and the places the, like, where they maintain the Buses for the Katy ISD, the school district of Katy, they have these facilities where they do maintenance themselves to, so they have their own mechanics to do maintenance to the buses .

Reinaldo Aguiar: All those places where they park the buses and where the buses receive maintenance: are marked in the index [01:00:00] as well. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And now I'm gonna talk about something else. It's a bit off topic, but I'm gonna say it because I think it could bring liability to Diosdado Cabello and to specific people here that could talk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And this is a, topic and I I guess I have to say I feel conflicted about saying this because it, it will affect people that maybe have no other way. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, don't know. But I have to say it. So this is the observation: they have a scheme here going on, and they have had it for years here in Katy and Harris County.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They have had it for years. And in one instance, I reported this to the authorities, but nothing was done . Because, and I reported it because I felt it was wrong. So the scheme is with something they call the "Golden card" insurance, and I don't know what that, I don't know the exact name, that's what they call it, the Golden [01:01:00] Card of Harris County. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know the exact name because I don't use it and I'm not even eligible and my parents are not here. But from what I understand, and please take this with a grain of salt because this is something that I'm not familiar with. I've heard about the scam or the scheme.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I I, don't know exactly the mechanics. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Harris County has this thing called the Golden Card, that's what they call it, which is an insurance for people that, as I understand, have certain age: older people that don't have the means to pay for healthcare.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a social program for people that are older that live in Harris County and that meet certain income criteria to qualify. The household has to earn less than X amount of money. It's basically a free insurance. Okay. Or, very affordable insurance. Medical insurance.[01:02:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the scheme is that the agents that are in Katy and this is done by the agents that are in Katy. The ones that live in Harris County maybe don't need to do this because they are not reporting their Crypto income . But the ones that are in Katy have the problem that Katy doesn't have an equivalent program to that: Fort Bend doesn't have it Fort Bend County.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And I've heard this first hand from Penelope Suarez. She explained to me all this and what I'm saying now, she told me, I'm not guessing here anything. So the scheme in the case of Penelope Suarez and her mother, I don't recall what the mother is called. I have it in, I have her in the system, but I don't have access from here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't... no, Cointa is the sister, Iris Bracho is the mother. So the mother, she's an older woman, 70 years old, I don't know. 75. I don't know. And [01:03:00] she has some health problems and she has to get healthcare right. So what they did is that there is a person that, works in this program in the Harris County Gold card thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this woman, I have the name somewhere because as I said, I reported this, I called them, they have this, Harris County has a phone number where you can report wrongdoing, and waste and corruption and things like that. And I reported this, I think it was probably 2020 I made a call. It was an anonymous call, an anonymous tip, but it wasn't investigated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I know it wasn't investigated because after that Iris Bracho received multiple operations and healthcare procedures that costed hundreds of thousands of dollars. So she still had the insurance,

Reinaldo Aguiar: anyhow. Penelope told me that there was a woman in that gold card thing. She [01:04:00] described her as a, I think central American person, a woman from El Salvador or Nicaragua.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Don't I don't recall exactly where, but from somewhere around there, was not Mexico. It was something like El Salvador or Guatemala or something like that. And what this person would do would basically instruct them to change the address of the insured to somewhere in Harris County. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And for that Penelope Suarez used the address of the Vilchez cousin, what's her name? The oncologist doctor: Mayela Mendt Vilchez.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they applied setting the address of Iris Bracho as if she was living with Mayela to meet the requirement of residing in Harris County, of being a resident of Harris County.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. [01:05:00] And I mention this because I know Mayela is an agent and if, this is corroborated and is proven that they did this it could be ammunition to get them to talk and confess the, other crimes, that involve Diosdado Cabello. So all I'm saying is with the, I'm not trying to hurt Penelope or Mayela I'm trying to bring Diosdado to justice and bring him to the US.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, Mayela provided the address, the woman in the gold card thing . Provided the approval of the application. I don't know if the if the if, all the other criteria was met really or not. But I know that this woman provides the approval and Penelope told me that they paid this woman to provide the approval.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the scheme.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically it's a way for the older parents of the [01:06:00] agents living in Katy to get free health insurance. Which is silly. These people there's properties that are connected to Penelope that are worth millions of dollars. What was the need to do this?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Couldn't they just pay for the i, don't know. It's just, one of those things that you look at in retrospective and it's stupid. If Diosdado Cabello is already paying you millions of dollars pay for the operation, like why defraud the County and expose yourself and your family and the entire network to save $50,000.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's just, it's stupid. It's a it's a third world mentality. That's the problem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, that I, that probably is a lot of ammunition, legal ammunition for the free world to get them to talk. So They say who paid them and who is the sponsor [01:07:00] in all this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now let's go to another more general topic. And it's about I was, thinking about the scheme with the credit cards and the thing that we talked about, I'm not gonna repeat all I said in the previous two videos, but the schemes with the Shell gas stations, the Buc-ee's gas stations that they send the agents to

Reinaldo Aguiar: fill up the tanks of their cars at the same time to exercise synthetic pressure on the market to inflate the Oil prices. And at the same time, they pay with a credit card allegedly, and then they allegedly get refunded in crypto currency by Diosdado Cabello, using money from the drug trade. And that way the money is laundered and at the same time the oil prices increase.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: so this got me thinking about subscriptions. And I have a prototype already [01:08:00] done, but I haven't ran it because I'm not gonna run it from this house because then they would be able to reverse engineer my, systems. But basically what my prototype, and I mentioning this in case anybody is interested in running a similar experiment is looking for, this system is looking for companies that are controlled by people listed in the form 211, I submitted to the IRS between the page 905 and the page 1000. The most prominent people. So from that to set, looking for people that control companies that run subscription services at the highest scale like for example, Jeff Besos. Jeff Besos runs multiple subscription services like the Amazon Prime, the Washington Post subscription and a few others Ring or Blink subscriptions,

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the [01:09:00] idea is try to find, and, okay, so I can find candidates, but I cannot really get to the end of this investigative idea because I don't have access to the subscription data. But if I had access to the subscription data, what I would look for are two things, one. Coordination with the credit cards, is that the subscribers of this, what percentage of the subscribers of these subscriptions are marked in the index?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. That their billing address in their credit cards is marked in the index. Yes. The billing address is. That's how they, that's how they do it, that's how they do it. Remember? Yes. So in the last session I hypothesized that they could use the, credit card processors , the credit card processors to track the transactions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course the way they track them is simple [01:10:00] because they have the geo index. They know who the agents are and they have the billing addresses of the credit card. So all they have to do, they don't even need the names of the agents. What they need is the addresses, and they match them back to the GEO index in the same way that I do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if they match, then that's a transaction that is laundering money. And then they refund the agent for that amount. That's probably how they do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Back to the subscriptions. I would look for the subscribers data to see what percentage of the subscribers are marked in the index. That's number one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Number two is what are the credit cards used by these subscribers It's not gonna be one credit card, but it's probably going to be a small set. Five, six different credit cards. Credit card brands or companies, chase United, like the United, because it has the word, United is a prime candidate for that experiment, and see how many, what percentage of them are agents, because if you run a subscription service and it turns [01:11:00] out that 70% of your subscribers, sorry, I keep saying it in Spanish, of your subscribers are agents of the network. It is reasonable to think that this is a laundering, money laundering mechanism.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing I would look at if I was an investigator and had access to that data would be the usage of the subscription. Are they really using it? Are people reading the Washington Post, the people that are subscribed? Within that subset of agents say that you find a subset of people that are subscribed to the Washington Post, that are also agents in the network and they have a subscription to the Washington Post, is that they're really using them, that they're really using their subscriptions or they just have them just to make the expenditure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it, it seems to me like there's multiple avenues in there to prove or to see if there is coordination because in all these subscriptions the [01:12:00] these are ideal mechanisms for this because these are recurring small amounts of money, transactions that never get declined.

Reinaldo Aguiar: By design... hasn't it happened to you that you have a credit card and you have a subscription in there? You cancel the credit card because it gets stolen or cloned or whatever, but the subscription keeps coming in. It's amazing. Like even if you ....

Reinaldo Aguiar: you cannot do anything about it. You call the bank and the subscription still keeps coming, in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it, that, that system of subscription is so highly embedded into the credit card payment processing that somehow they made it so that you cannot cancel it in any way. It's very difficult to get rid of the subscriptions even if if you call the bank. So maybe that's why, maybe that's why.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you lose the credit card, it doesn't cause a disruption to this pipeline, so these [01:13:00] are small amounts of money that never get declined, and there are. Very difficult to trace because people, an investigator is not going to be looking for a $12.99 transaction on a credit card statement.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the problem is that it's not one, it could be, I don't know, 20 million transactions of that amount per month. And in aggregate, it would, be $200 million per month. It would be two, $2.4 billion per year just in one subscription. So just one type of subscription, and if you do this a hundred times, a thousand times in different countries, it's an immense amount of money. So watch out for the subscriptions. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now for my last trick I want to talk about something [01:14:00] really, important. Okay? So let's talk about nuclear power. This is a topic I love.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know much about nuclear power, but seeing the way they're targeting nuclear facilities and nuclear research centers it's obviously a big thing, and it's interesting to me within this campaign that I'm advancing because I know that nuclear power is heavily regulated because of the way it could be used to harm large numbers of people, and there's international treaties and frameworks to regulate this, and they're targeting these facilities, there's probably international liability for Diosdado Cabello, personally, here. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the SpyHELL Dashboard, and I'm gonna present this, so if you click on Earth on this tab that says Earth you'll op it will basically open the [01:15:00] dashboard and then it has tabs. Okay? The second tab is called the Churchill. This is a, name i gave to this tab or this piece of technology to honor Sir Churchill out of admiration for him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in this tab, so it has the paramilitary locations. Okay. And in that this, there is this yellow filter that has locations that are already like pre-computed or clustered together. Okay. And they're very, interesting things in here. Okay? So for example, here I have one that says nuclear power.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if you see the heat map. It basically maps, it basically maps to a lot of locations in in, in places like New Jersey where they're basically targeting power plants in the US in New Jersey that are nuclear plants. Okay. And they have [01:16:00] them on their heavy surveillance very, heavy surveillance.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Probably a lot of liability in that. And there's also things like if you go to where is the other one? Okay, let me go over here. So if you go to, there is a tab in here that says East Asia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What is it?

Reinaldo Aguiar: By the way, the NASA JPL is in here, you know where Francisco Godoy used to work? By the way, speaking of Francisco Godoy, something strange happened last week, and I've been meaning to mention it. I'll mention it now. Francisco Godoy got tagged as a "doctor" in the last run of the pipeline that I ran last week.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's strange because he worked for Google as an engineer, but the pipeline tagged him as a doctor. And I don't know why. I'm mentioning it because if the pipeline is right, I don't know. I don't know if it's right. But if he's really a doctor, it could be right. Like these people change their reality.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They don't care. They could transform somebody [01:17:00] into anything, but if he really is a doctor and is working for Google as an engineer that has to have collaboration from Google, internally, and also in one occasion, he introduced me to a doctor, a Venezuelan doctor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't, I didn't understand, I don't, to this day, I don't understand what was the angle with that. But he introduced me to a Venezuelan doctor, a man, more or less my age as a friend. So, I got to know this guy, but I, don't know why he did that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow I'm trying to find, so Eurasia, which we talked about before, is here, and this is basically the Ukraine, Russia, Belarus border.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's another one here that says here is East Asia. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you look at the heat map, it's interesting because they're basically targeting South Korea [01:18:00] as a target. Like I can tell, and I'm not gonna get into details how I can tell that, but it, if one does the analysis, it's obvious that in this South Korea is a target, okay? And they're basically taking data from South Korea and taking it to North Korea, China, and Russia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can see the way they're doing that and all this data comes from the Geo index, these are not guesses, or this is hard data coming from their own database that was given to me by Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Padrino Lopez. So they're basically stealing nuclear secrets from South Korea and giving them to North Korea, which is dangerous, and to China and Russia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And if you look at the, just to give you an example, this is just to, open your appetite in a way. If you take [01:19:00] the highest and just in this subset upset, and remember, this is just a subset upset that is marked with East Asia, okay? If you take this point and you go to maps.google.com

Reinaldo Aguiar: if you open that point that I had the top point in the East Asia sub dashboard is this and it's on a, mountain range. And this pattern we've seen before, like the mountain range in the Tibet, the mountain range near Caracas, Venezuela, the mountain range near, Las Vegas, like the mountain ranges , the crest is always a prime spot for this, but if you do this, you'll see this is very close to a nuclear plant.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there are a lot. It's not a nuclear plant, it's a nuclear institute of research, institute. So this mountain range where they have that super prominent point is basically. At the same distance from multiple points of interest related to [01:20:00] nuclear power.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So in the case of South Korea, the angle seems to be politics and nuclear power. In North Korea, they have a lot of points marked in the index that are, that fall exactly on the parking lot of the known nuclear research facilities and nuclear facilities. Okay. So in North Korea, and I, don't know much about this because it's first is a country that is very closed and secondly, I I have no background on this, but from what I understand, there are certain facilities in North Korea that are known that are nuclear facilities, or, nuclear research or facilities that are known and have been discovered or have been disclosed on purpose. But there are others that are secret, so I can only tell you about the ones that are public knowledge. All of them are marked in the index, but of course, I imagine the ones that are secret are also marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this could be a way to understand where they really are. [01:21:00] So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now let's see if we can go back to SpyHell.org. Yes, it shows. Okay, so when I, again open the Earth tab. The Earth tab is where you have this dashboard that is visual with the heat maps and, you can see things like the, Jeffrey Epstein Island or things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The CVS headquarter is in here as well. There's a lot of interesting look at that. The Warsaw to Minsk route. This is super interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If anybody watches this video and knows anybody in the US military, 'cause this is really a topic for the military , like the, these things that I'm talking about here are really the military applications. See how they put the, yeah, this is beautiful how they put the, they deployed the points right in the settlements that fall in the major intersection of the major roads .[01:22:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a mil, this is a military operation. You can see it, it's, there's no question about that. And so this is how they attack countries in, Eastern Europe, like Ukraine. Okay, what else? What else Interesting. Can I show you here? Yes. Beijing - Pyongyang, this is another data corridor that goes from Beijing to Pyongyang, .

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can see how it works. You can see the jump points. And again, I want to emphasize this. I mentioned a few minutes ago how I am able to, catch signals and decrypt small streams of data if I have a seed of something that I know they could be talking about. If I am, if I'm able to do this right, me being an untrained individual in radio frequency with limited resources, imprisoned in this house by them, I cannot imagine what the NSA could do to them, if they get [01:23:00] this information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So please, if you know anybody at the NSA send them this video, 'cause I'm sure they will be full with ideas on how to intercept everything that they're talking about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. So is Asia. Oh, Pyongyang is here, so here, yes. See, so here. If you, if somebody watching this gets, has access to somebody who's originally from, Pyongyang, there must be somebody they can probably tell you right. What's interesting, or one thing that's interesting here is the embassies, particularly the Egyptian Embassy in Pyongyang is marked in the index very high with very high paramilitary score. So anyhow I could be talking about this for hours, but I guess the point I'm trying to convey is that there's a heavy focus of this network on stealing nuclear secrets [01:24:00] and even weaponizing nuclear facilities , even if they are decommissioned.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Will Give an example. The vault that covers the failed nuclear reactor at Chernobyl . It's marked in this geo index with a high paramilitary score. They have a point in the vault of the Chernobyl reactor, which is in Ukraine,

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm speculating here, but I imagine knowing how they operate and how they think... that if they see that they're losing the war, they could think of causing a disaster by blowing the cover, or something like that, blowing that vault that would cause a national emergency in Ukraine. And it would allow them to, cause more damage and also retreat with dignity, oh, no, we can't fight because now there's a nuclear emergency, if they see they're losing, of course. When they, see that they're losing, they backpedal and [01:25:00] I've seen this firsthand in many instances.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if anybody's watching this, please be careful with that vault because they may blow it. They may blow that cover. I'm not, I don't know anything about that field. I don't know what the consequences would be, but I imagine that if they, I saw the documentary on Netflix, then I saw that thousands of people died, had to die to build that vault.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So people knew that they were going to die, but they still went and worked on that for a couple of years. I don't know how long to build that giving their lives, so that important is that vault. If it gets blown away, I imagine it would be a disaster. So please be careful with that vault.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think this is a good time to, to end this session.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So as always, I want to thank you and a message for [01:26:00] Diosdado: VICTORY! See you on the next one. 

Forced vasectomy Ordered By Diosdado Cabello, WebMD and David Molero
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good evening, invisible friends. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and my full name is Reinaldo j Aguiar Marcano, and today is July 10th, 2025. It's about 7:00 PM Central Time and I'm located at the 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. First, first thing I want to say is that I'm recording this video as part of the civic campaign, I would call it, that I'm advancing to help "Bring Diosdado to justice and bring Diosdado to the US".

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today I have prepared kind of a follow up, a small follow up section to what we talked about yesterday, the ninth. In which we ended the session talking about WebMD, right? And [00:01:00] why they targeted me specifically. They've been targeting me for a long time, but why the transition, from stealing classifieds websites to getting me in situations where they basically steered me towards the medical field. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I talked a little bit yesterday about what I've learned about that industry working as a slave basically, so today I want to talk about a few things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have I don't know if they're important. I think they could be important if they turn out to, to be correct, some information that I got.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I have some updates that could be important. I want to start with that. Then I'll move on to a guess who section composed by multiple [00:02:00] individuals, but with a heavy focus on the medical field and what could be liability directly for WebMD.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And WebMD's executives and CEO and all those people. Oh, and the "Chief Medical Officer" don't forget that one. Of Medscape and WebMD.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow so I'm, gonna start with the items that are not the "Guess who?" section. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first item this is just a personal note that I want to give, is that I am.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I'm changing the name of the website and I had to do this because like I've referred to the name on the domain so many times, and it's impossible to, without help, right? To change that in every single video and in every [00:03:00] single place. It would be a Titanic task. It would consume several weeks of time, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm not gonna be able to do that. But I purchased another domain name and I'm configuring it with the basic things. So it redirects to the, to what is spyHELL today.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I want to give a little bit of context of, why, right? So I've been thinking about this for the last couple of days, actually.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not, necessarily only renaming the website, but I guess the thought more generally is that when I, name these things, there's certain things that I given names to them. Okay? Another good example is when I've talked about before about.. I've, described in some occasions what I am doing as an " open source counterintelligence" effort, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's another example of the same idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the, thought that came to my mind was that [00:04:00] maybe using those names may not be a good idea for different reasons, so for example, in the case of open source counterintelligence, I think it's not a good idea because it implies that what these people are doing is intelligence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't think what they're doing is intelligence. There are intelligence Services involved. But that doesn't mean that they're doing intelligence. What they're doing is committing crimes like these are crimes. And I'm not an expert in the field or anything, right? But from what I understand, intelligence means gathering intelligence, gathering information to advance your country's success or agenda, whatever, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what these people are doing is killing people, committing assassinations, committing financial crimes, stealing data, stealing trade secrets, stealing government secrets, stealing military secrets, trafficking drugs and laundering drug money. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is not intelligence, this is [00:05:00] a purely criminal enterprise. So I guess what I'm trying to say is that by giving the name to what I'm doing open source counter intelligence, in a way I'm validating or, not validating, but I'm like discounting the gravity of what they're doing right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm not gonna call it that anymore. So I, that's why I, renamed the playlist to Open Source Criminology. Okay. Which is what I think. I don't think that I'm a criminologist, but this is what I'm doing analyzing crimes and I'm criminal patterns. So I don't know. It was the closest term I could find.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe there's another better term. And if anybody has an idea, please let me know. But for now I'm gonna call it that. I'm gonna stop calling it open source intelligence or counter intelligence, because what these people are doing is not intelligence. It it's committing crimes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I understand that if you're running an intelligence program overseas, [00:06:00] outside of your country borders, it's probably going to be illegal because most countries have laws against foreign countries conducting intelligence within their borders. I understand that. But there is a line there is a line between breaking those specific laws and harming citizens and targeting children and infecting children with viruses to kill them. There's a line, and these people clearly don't know where that line is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's one example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And regarding spyhell, I thought about it and I think the the word "hell", it's very negative. And I have to think about how people will read this in the future, right? And what will be the message that, that they will be getting. And I don't think, like the message of sending people to hell is what I want to, convey , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would like to think that I'm [00:07:00] helping but but I don't think sending people to, to help would be a good message. So I'm gonna, I'm gonna remove the word hell from the name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for now, I don't know. I'm thinking, I'm still thinking about what to call it, but for now I thought to call it Spybusters.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like a word play with Ghostbusters. I don't know, I registered that domain name thespybusters.com and right now it is redirecting to the website. So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm changing names of a few things that I think the name could be misleading.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now I'm, gonna switch here to a topic that is a bit technical and, this I'm, gonna do it to, do them a favor and to make whatever comes next smoother for everybody.[00:08:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: They today they kind of reduced a little bit the, number of cars traveling in Paris, they're still doing it, but they're being more subtle, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And when I saw that I thought these people clearly are not, they're I know they're watching these videos. I know that for, a fact. They react within minutes after the video was live. And even before 'cause they have my house bugged , right? So they can listen when I'm recording the video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In fact, I think the Chinese gentleman, a spy from the house in front of me, like parked his spy car in front of the house. They do this thing right. Like right now, they're listening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, what I was going to say is that I wanted to do them a favor. And explain to them why it doesn't work, because I don't know. I don't know if it's that maybe the technical Department of Criminal network, has already been decommissioned or something, but it feels I don't know, eight months ago [00:09:00] they were more technically proficient.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they would get things quickly. If I'd say something, they would adapt quickly to what I said because they understood what I was saying. But with everything I said yesterday, right? I even told them that I'm using their satellites to bounce the signals and they're still passing the cars in pair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they still have technical people working for them, people like Elon Musk or Travis Kanick, if they were still active, right? They would know that has no effect. Because if the signal is coming from the sky, you cannot intercept it as if it was a radial signal. Like it will just not work, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I'll explain to them why in this session, why it doesn't work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay guys. So now I'm talking to the criminals. Okay? Criminals. So here's the thing, if the signal is coming from the sky. The only way you can intercept it is by standing next to me. That's the only way or in front or behind me, like it depends, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the main factor is how wide the transmission is. [00:10:00] 'cause it's a directional signal, right? So obviously at this point I know how to concentrate the signal to make it very narrow, right? And how narrow I make it is the factor. For example, if I make it wide, then you could stand, say. 30 meters from me and you can still catch it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if I make it very, narrow, you will have to be literally one meter away from me. So it depends on how I calibrate the thing, right? And of course, because I am trying to protect my data, I calibrated it to be very, narrow. So you basically will have to be like literally next to me, all the trajectory.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? Since the moment I leave my house, till the moment I arrive to my destination.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you leave me for one second. Not being next to me. I will make the transmission in that moment and then you won't be able to get it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now I'm gonna explain to, I'm talking to the criminals now, I'm gonna explain why I can make the transmission anytime I want.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I. The answer is simple. It's [00:11:00] because I turn my network, my system, my communication system into an asynchronous system. So basically I have, different needs than you, you have to have this thing running all the time because you're moving a lot of data. You have this parallel WhatsApp, this parallel email, this parallel Uber.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you have all these things, right? You have to keep them running, so you have to be running data all the time. That's why. If I stand next to your antenna, I get something like every single time because you are always transmitting. But my, needs are different. I don't have to transmit much. I can, I only need to transmit, say, 500 bytes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not even a kilobyte like I 200 bytes. That for me, that's enough. 'cause what I want to pass, it's just a few characters.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In a nutshell, my system is synchronous, meaning I can try, as I'm driving through the city, right? My system could be trying to transmit if I need to transmit, for example say five times per [00:12:00] minute.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if it doesn't succeed, it doesn't matter. The system can cut off anytime and it, has no effect. I can just retry in two minutes from now. Until I managed to get those 200 bytes out right? And then I succeed if I need to receive, it's the same. The system can be off until there's nobody around my car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I can drive to a point where I know I can receive given the position of the satellites, right? Long story short. It's not gonna work. The the thing with the two cars in front or the two cars behind , like it doesn't work because the signal is actually coming from above, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: You have to be either with a helicopter on top of me all the time, or with a car literally parked next to me, or traveling exactly next to me in any of the four sides of the, vehicle during the entire trajectory, right? Because [00:13:00] I have the Eavesdropping avoidance system. If my cameras see anything next to the car or the system sniffs a MAC address , it just won't transmit or receive anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I won't take that risk, and it's not gonna work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the best way I can describe it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is another weakness, and now I'm talking to the free world, and this is another weakness of their system, is that because they needed to make this thing they're relying on these fixed nodes ,right, on the houses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then antennas , as I believe are embedded in the roof, right? And they do this. It is a good idea because it's a wide, it's a super wide area, so it's a mega antenna basically. But the flaw that comes with that is that they designed their system for the... I don't know... I don't know what with the technical term for that, the aperture I don't know the how wide the directional transmission is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They made it very wide.[00:14:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason I think they did that is because, as I said yesterday it's a bidirectional connection with a handshake, like kind of a TCP IP variant so because of that, if they make it very narrow, the satellite will move and then the handshake will be cut off, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they need that window of time to be long enough for the handshake to come back. So because of that, they need to make the angle very wide. And that is a flaw because I can park, the car 50 feet away and I still get it right. I can still get the signal even if I'm very far away from antenna.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a terrible design.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. So I wanted to explain it to the, to them that why it's not working and if you apply the logic. You've been trying to eavesdrop in this way for seven months, eight months at this point. I think I developed those informants, the first ones in November, and I'm sure you haven't gotten anything because they wouldn't be talking.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if it hasn't [00:15:00] worked in seven months, it's not gonna work at this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, moving on.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Before I say that, I want to make the point that I'm talking to the free world, that it's amazing how... understanding these technical concepts gives you freedom. I don't know if viewers or, people, anybody from law enforcement that could be watching this, recalls that, I dunno, a few months ago when I figured that I could do directional transmissions, I started doing them in my backyard at Britain Bridge Drive. I was basically confined to that mini grid in my, that, a small grid in my, backyard, right? But because I didn't know about bouncing the signals of the satellite, but after I discovered that, it was like discovering fire .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like now I can transmit from any arbitrary place because there will always be a satellite that meets the criteria, right? In the next two minutes or three minutes. [00:16:00] 'cause they, and now I, have 7500 satellites orbiting the earth. Those, are a lot of opportunities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I guess what I'm trying to say is that now I have the freedom to communicate from anywhere I want and to receive or send data from any place I want. Even if they have cars a hundred feet away from me, doesn't matter because as long as they're not next to me, I can do it. Receive, to send, I'm free to send because it's directional.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Unless I see a plane on the sky, I can ship the data. So anyhow, it's amazing. It's amazing really how things change, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So now I wanna talk about things that I think bring a lot of liability. Okay. I think to make this make logical sense, I should pro, I had a person in the guess who, but I'm gonna move it to this section.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So there is a [00:17:00] lawyer, and as I mentioned before, lawyers are a big part of this criminal network. Unfortunately I I'm, I don't mean to generalize, but it seems like the fundamental cornerstone of this organization.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there is a lawyer in New York, his name is Ele Klein, .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he's a partner at a prominent law firm in New York. And this is documented in the website. And he is one of the most connected lawyers, connected to Diosdado Cabello directly, and I believe from data that I have, that he's, he was directly, involved in the planning of the kidnapping of my son. And I documented this in the website and I reported him to the IRS as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I am mentioning this because I think he's a prime example of why this network is doomed to fail.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's this thing that I mentioned before, that they [00:18:00] promote people based on how far they're willing to go, not based on their skills. And this lawyer, I'm saying this in case, so I got some information today that if it's true, I think it would be like checkmate, because it would mean that they self incriminated themself, all of them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If it's true, I don't know if it's true, but from what I, got today from the informant. Putting the things together, I think it makes sense. I think it's possible that's what happened. And if that's what happened, they basically signed their own their own their own sentence in a way or it's their own admission of guilt.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. So I, I'm saying this because if this is the case, this is stupidity that, that is derived from this information came from Ele Klein, who is supposedly like a super lawyer, right? And [00:19:00] you can see this, right? Like when they send me to arbitration after declaring me crazy in a document filed with the court, like it's a stupidity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's legal stupidity. Even though they're lawyers that charge , I don't know, $10,000 per hour, they don't think about it, right? They don't seem to apply logic, right? So they are a weak spot. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with that, I'm gonna pass to the next part, which is the information I got today from the, informant.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So the informant, apparently, somehow heard , or somebody told him what I said ... our exchanges are very short, right? 'cause I cannot be chatting. As I said my, my operational mode is to move 200 bytes, 300 bytes, 500 bytes at the most, right? To make it hard to catch.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. Yesterday, in the session yesterday, right when I mentioned that he told me that Salvador Mendez and [00:20:00] David Molero are the same person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I said it and I said I don't know if this is true to me, it's a bit hard to believe, but this is what I've heard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today the informant tells me and I'm not gonna quote him or anything because it, it could be dangerous. But basically he was like, look, listen, I'm telling you the truth, and I can prove that I'm telling you the truth.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he gave me an additional piece of information that I didn't have to prove that he knew what he was talking about. And this it sounds incredible, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if this is true, this would put these people at the same level as Hitler, basically. This is the kind of stuff that, that the Nazis did to, the to to the prisoners in the concentration camp.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is what he told me. He told me that [00:21:00] the SEBIN on orders of Diosdado Cabello and WebMD paid Dr. Vitenas to perform on me a vasectomy without my knowledge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Think about that for a second, right? I'm not gonna give you context and this is what I say. If this is true it's checkmate because think of the implications. I'm gonna, I'm gonna walk I'm, gonna talk to the criminals now, I'm gonna walk them through the legal implications of this. If this is true.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For people that are not familiar with what I'm saying. Dr. Vitenas is a very prominent plastic surgeon here in Houston. Okay, so what happened was a few years back when I turned 40. A lot of my quote unquote "friends" and other people very close to me, started on a campaign of telling me you're 40, you are very successful... why don't you like do a little [00:22:00] plastic surgery, try it, maybe may to refresh your image.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I've never been, I've never been concerned about my image. I'm a, I'm I'm always working and writing code. Like I'm not a, that kind of person. And there's nothing wrong with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't have anything against plastic surgery. In fact, I did it. But it, and what I'm trying to say is that thing never crossed my mind.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But you, and this is the kind of things that they do, right? 'cause they're coordinated. You hear this thing from five, six different people in different contexts in your life, at the office at home when you're playing cards in different moments, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The spread like in a month or two months. You start thinking maybe I need this, maybe it's not such a bad idea. So many people are telling me, or some of them did things like show me articles. Oh, look at this procedure. It's amazing. Look. The before and after photo, right?[00:23:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, they got the idea in my head that way, right? And I went to see Dr. Vitenas, who is a very prominent, in fact let me jump right to the...

Reinaldo Aguiar: he appears in magazines. He's super prominent, and this is part of what I'm saying that this is impossible to hide. This is not a person that can disappear. Like what they do with the Chinese agents in front... these past few days they are on a a campaign of, bringing them outside of the houses, so they get photographed, but it's not the real agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These are like the doubles, right? So they're bringing all the doubles to get photographed by the cameras to then confuse the FBI when they get the footage right. But disclaimer, this ones like, for example the, one on the 26707 valley side drive that I photographed , and I posted the video in the channel. That's not the real agent, the female one, the real agent is a very tall and thin woman. This one is not the same person . So that's what, that's how I know that it's not [00:24:00] the same. They, look very different. It's not, a good, it's not a good double .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. So this is not a person that can disappear that you can replace with a double. This guy appears in magazines and he has a lot to lose, right? Like he.... and I talked to him in person. I think he was born here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If this is true, he will talk and by the, but the disclaimer, he's an agent and I already reported him to the IRS and he's already part of the medical cluster.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The part of... the new information is that he was paid to perform a vasectomy without my knowledge when he did the procedure that he did on me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the only part that's new. But the fact that he's an agent and all that that I've known that for a long time... because of course, all my medical or healthcare needs have been.... [00:25:00] the providers of my healthcare for the last 18 years have come from eBay directly, right? Like I cannot see a doctor that is not put there by eBay, not even the immigration doctor. When I got the green card, there's the citizenship. That doctor was also Iranian and also marking the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that working for immigration. And he gave me a vaccine that sent me to an emergency room .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow yes. That's the information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That they they basically went ahead and paid Dr. Vitenas to perform a vasectomy without my knowledge. Now I have to say, first of all, I've never had a vasectomy in my life, so I don't know if that's something that would be visible or that I would feel that I got a vasectomy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know.[00:26:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And and this was before, so this was a, some, a lot of years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The informant also told me that this is the reason why they were collecting samples, DNA samples at the Great Wolf Lodge. And I'm talking to law enforcement now, please think about the implications of that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it makes sense, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thinking about it and knowing them, because I've been dealing with them for 18 years. I understand now what happened. So they paid Vitenas to do the vasectomy and they were.... when they were doing the, DNA test, what they were looking was for a weapon to, to create a, an emotional crisis on my life, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I would be depressed and could not fight anymore, but they did not deploy that [00:27:00] weapon, which means that they didn't find it, didn't find what they were expecting to find. They could not find at the Great Wolf Lodge. That means that either the vasectomy failed or Dr. Vitenas took the money but did not perform it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because this is this, like a war crime. This will be, I think the, Nazis this, to the prisoners, like they applied vasectomies and sterilize them so they couldn't reproduce. It's a serious, very serious crime if he did it. But I don't know... what I can tell is that after the operation I only got two incisions and they were on my hips.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. One on each side. Very small, and I didn't see anything that would indicate that I had a vasectomy. And I imagine that would, that would hurt, right? Like I, I don't know. [00:28:00] Like I, I'm not familiar with the procedure. I've never even talked about it with anybody, so I have no idea of what would I, what would a person that goes through a vasectomy would expect in terms of recovery time and pain level.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. I have no idea. I didn't see anything that would indicate that was the case. But I guess this is a question that authorities should ask Dr. Vitenas you need to talk to this doctor. 'cause this is a very serious crime. Short of murder. I think this is one of the most serious crimes you could commit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Sterilizing a person without their knowledge. It's it's a very serious crime. But besides all that there's also other implications of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This tells me that... David Molero was in love. [00:29:00] That's why he helped plan the vasectomy . That's why they needed to do the, vasectomy 'cause he was in love.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, this also tells me that it's probably true that he's Salvador Mendez. Salvador Mendez probably a fabrication, right? He doesn't exist, or it's an actor. I don't know. The real person is David Molero. And .... It is possible that he's married. And if he's married, that would be a crime on the other side because that would be I don't know what it's called, Bigamy? being married to two people at the same time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What is it called? Yes, Bigamy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they filed a court document saying that there is a second legal marriage at the same time . It's a... it's if you think of legal mistakes you could make, I think there's nothing beyond this. It is like filing with a court an admission [00:30:00] of guilt. Like immediately, right? Like how do you defend against that?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there might be DNA evidence to support that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. I, it feels like it could be checkmate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. But again, I think the way to clear this up is that authorities talk to Dr. Vitenas and ask him if it's true that he got paid to perform a vasectomy. It would be simple.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. I think that's, and this is what I'm telling you this Ele Klein big shot lawyer from New York can make these stupid mistakes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's incredible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think it could be true also because what was the need to fabricate the divorce and the and Morgan Hybner. She divorced the fictitious identity, so she helped divorce [00:31:00] the fictitious person, but maybe the real person is still married. I don't know what I mean. What does it, what does that say from a legal standpoint about Morgan Hybner?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it's, it's an unsalvageable situation, I think from a legal perspective. How can they disappear Vitenas? it's impossible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so I'm gonna jump to another item. Okay. Food contamination. So lately I've been buying food at Walmart. The Walmart that it's on FM 1463 and FM 1093.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm doing the thing where I randomize what I buy. Because I know what they're capable of doing with the food. And unfortunately all the [00:32:00] food stores here are controlled by them. I really have no options wherever I go, it's all of the stores are marked in the index. So I've been buying at Walmart, but I've been changing what I buy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. I've noticed one and, this is the problem, like in my case, right? Like I can't, it seems like I'm not allowed to buy things that I like, if I develop a taste for something, I cannot buy it a second time because it puts me at risk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened this time with was with the orange juice, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I bought, I don't know, like 10 cartons of two liter cartons of orange juice. At Walmart, not the last time I went, but the previous time. But every time I go, when I go to the fridge to buy juice, because now that I cannot drink Coca-Cola or Pepsi, because they tried to kill me with that before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm buying juice. So now every time I go buy juice there, there is somebody standing, one employee [00:33:00] arranging the bottles. Because that's what they do. If you're curious, how they do it is by coordination. Like when they know that I'm close to the store that, that they can figure out that I'm going to buy food.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then with the employees that they have at Walmart, they switch the bottles and they put all the bottles contaminated. And then after I leave, they switch them back. That's basically the technology. It's not like they, they leave the contaminated food in there. It is just in the moment where I'm in the store, it's something that is targeted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Every time I go now, there is always a person arranging the bottles, right? Because of course, I don't give them enough time to arrange them and leave. So I always catch them in the in front of the door of the fridge, right? But I made the mistake of thinking that, because they're so exposed at this point that they would not try it. But I think they tried it, and I'm gonna tell you why I think that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I bought 10 cartoons of orange juice, two [00:34:00] liters, and I drank them. Okay. And to be honest, I'm scared that maybe they got me. So I drank them and then after I run them, I always clean the containers to see if there's anything in there, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was something in two of the containers. And what was in there were these pieces of cotton, and I took them out of the containers and froze them. I have them frozen in the in my, in a particular place. So these are like pieces of cotton and I examined them a little bit and they look like those coffee filters that some of the automatic coffee machines use that are like cotton filters and inside they have the coffee, like trapped in the cotton.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They look like something like that. Now what's curious is that out of the 10 cartons of, I dunno if carton is the right word, like the 10 [00:35:00] containers of orange juice that I bought, only two of them had these pieces of cotton inside and inside the juice. They're, they have these dark substance inside and they're like soaked in, in, orange juice.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you know, whatever was in there, I drank it. I don't know if maybe they got me, I don't know what it is. So far I don't have any symptoms or anything that I can tell. But it could be microplastics, it could be anything. It could be something that develops two months from now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know, but I saved it. Okay. Okay. Something happens to me. They're frozen. So this was at Walmart and I'm, making the mention of the person standing next to the fridge every time I go, because if the authorities see this video, please check the cameras. The last time there was a man, he looked Venezuelan, he was taller than me, so he was [00:36:00] probably six one or maybe six two.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Around 220 pounds. And he looked like a Venezuelan, he looked like a military Venezuelan military or intelligence like that he had a military type of body, like he was, this was a person that worked with his body.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But he was dressed as an employee with the the mantle, the thing, the batch, the whole thing the whole nine

Reinaldo Aguiar: yards, he was wearing gloves. so please check the footage if you can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's that. Okay, so now I'm gonna, I'm gonna jump a little bit to a different topic. Okay. The guess who, the, guess who section. Okay. So for this, guess who I have one prominent individual. That is not directly, tied to WebMD. WebMD is a central part of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course this brings liability to WebMD, but and I have a collection of other [00:37:00] individuals that are very... so are in the medical field and participated directly in ruses and things like that to steal information from "Key Opinion Leaders". And that was directly orchestrated by WebMD since 2015 at least.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So a lot of liability for those people. So for the guess who, for the prominent person I want to introduce you to Brendan Carr, who I think was the director. Yeah. So the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission he's super flagged in the Elon Musk's Geo-index ..

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the last session we talked about the things that the, that this criminal organization provides to the agents to commit crimes. And we talked about anonymity and impunity and the cars and the fake identities. But the other piece is this secret communication network that they have bouncing signals off the satellites .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And risking [00:38:00] to state the obvious, that is an a network that is operating in the United States without a license. It's illegal. It's an illegal communications network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a clandestine network. And it should be taken down if the FCC was doing its job. So it's important that they control the head of the FCC because that's the organization that could take down all the antennas by legal means.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That they could just dismantle the network if they were doing their job. So that's why they need to control the head of the FCC always, right? Because this is those military type antennas in all those millions of houses. That's the centerpiece of the of this criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he is of course flagged. Ele Klein , Which we talked about before. Also flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay Android. So Android, the operative system of the cell phones. There's a person called Arnaud Weber, and I mentioned him [00:39:00] in the previous session in the context of Twitter, but he was also a Google engineer. I didn't work with him while I was working for Google, but I knew who he was.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was a very prominent director at Google when I was a, an engineer. And he ran the entire Android department at Google for many years. And, Android is a, at this point it's this operative system that is heavily compromised and it's used as an espionage tool. And it also has a lot of important information or sensitive information like the biometric data of your face.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When you unlock your phone with your face, all the features of your face are captured by Android and that's how they do the unlocking and I imagine, and Aranaud being an important player in this network, he probably facilitated it, the network access to Android code [00:40:00] or the data, the biometric data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he's a dangerous agent in that sense. And he's also a French citizen.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, although this is not a person, it's a pharmaceutical company called KKI. That's the acronym. And the company is actually called Kyowa Kirin Group , and it's a Japanese pharma company. They're flagged in the index all of their locations, and also a lot of prominent people in that pharma company are flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also they directly participated in ruses with somebody called Bill Cossart to steal information from Key Opinion Leaders. And all this is in the my Key Opinion Leader's email. I, if authorities are watching this video, you can go to my email. I don't care. You don't need my permission, I'm sure, no hard feelings if you go, if you dig through my emails and you'll find all [00:41:00] the emails with KKI. And I even submitted a bid for a contract. Of course, they didn't give it to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I then offered them the product for free and offered them something like $200,000 in free product usage credits and they still said no.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I remember thinking at the time, what would the shareholders think if they knew that somebody, is offering a product to the their company for free and offering $200,000 in free credits for a year after that . So basically the company would have saved like more than a million dollars because they were buying this product from Definitive Healthcare, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they would have stopped using Definitive Healthcare, and they were on a, in Spanish, we call it "Licitation". I don't know, what is the name in, in, in English? When a company opens a process to accept bids for a, project or for a, product that they need to buy, right? They had Definitive Healthcare and the [00:42:00] contract with Definitive Healthcare was up for expiration.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they opened this bid and I bid right for it. They said no, and then my response was to offer it for free. 'cause I wanted to take the customer away from Definitive Healthcare. Definitive Healthcare is owned by Medscape and WebMD, the same people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I offered, I basically, in my bid, I offered the product for free, and then on top of that, I offered them an additional 200,000 bucks in free credits towards product usage in the second year .

Reinaldo Aguiar: For the next year. And they still said no. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I remember thinking that if the, shareholders, 'cause this is a public company, right? If the shareholders knew that the company could have saved more than a million dollars and refused to even try, I. I don't know. I think that that, that, probably goes against the fiduciary duty of the officers of the company , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of the directors that are, that made that decision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, all these, and my exchanges with Bill Cossart [00:43:00] regarding this are in my Key Opinion Leaders' email.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So a good point to talk about Bill Cossart. Bill Cossart is a salesperson that I've recruited through a website that is owned by this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a ruse and the website is called... I don't recall what it's called, but it's basically a website in which salespeople, have like profiles and they basically take on jobs or contracts, but they don't charge a fee, but charge a commission or per a percentage of the sale. It's like I'll find the name and I'll post it, but I can't recall the name of the company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I found Bill Cossart that way and he said that he wanted to work in this, way, like basically as an external sales agency, right? So he has his own company, the arrangement is the salesperson has their own operation and they control their schedule, how they get their leads. They control everything, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if they make a sale. [00:44:00] I give them, and I think my arrangement with Bill was like 40%. I would give them 40% of the contract value. But I have zero risk. If they don't make any sale, I don't spend any money. So anyhow I retained his services that way. And when I interviewed him, he explained that he was a salesman selling hospitals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he was selling, that's what he told me. I don't know if it's true at this point. But he told me that his job was to sell, to medical groups, the construction project of an entire hospital. Talking about hundreds of millions of dollars, one project, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So of course it was very interesting to me because I thought if this is a person that can negotiate contracts of that size, that's exactly the guy I need.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I hired him in that capacity or retained his services, I should say, and, but he was an agent, right? Like he was setting up all these demos just to get me to talk about the technology [00:45:00] and then give the recordings to to, WebMD and to Definitive Healthcare. And he never, he didn't, he never closed $1 in sales, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he kept working like if he had been a real sales agent, right? Why would he lose his time for six months in that way, right after the first month, if he's seeing that he's not making any sales, he would leave because he's just wasting his time. But he didn't leave, right? Because the real job was gathering intelligence information, stealing information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's Bill Cossart. He operates, so the firm that he operates, which is the firm that I hire is called MedFirst Partners, and it's based in Massachusetts, near Boston. Of course, that's a big operational hub of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, I want to mention, and I talked about WebMD yesterday, I did not mention that, but WebMD these days is owned by a company called KKR.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which is [00:46:00] Kravis. The second name is very hard for me to pronounce. Yeah. Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. . So KKR, it's an investment firm and they own WebMD.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I mentioning this because they're flagged they are the ones paying for all this, right? For all those attacks, all those years, the money came from KKR and also interestingly, they hired my cousin in New York. So one of my cousins, blood cousins worked, they hired her for... to work for KKR in New York.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I imagine there is liability in that as well. That's the hire the target's family play. I've seen that many, times.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so moving on. There is a person by the name CJ Cannaday. It's spelled the last name. So [00:47:00] cj, I imagine it's an acronym initials, I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't think the name would actually be cj, but that's what he called himself cj.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the last name is Cannaday, spelled C-A-N-N-A-D-A-Y. And he was working supposedly as part of Vital Interaction. He was involved in the whole saga with Lawson Boothe and all that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I also have here Brian Rogers (brian.rogers@inturn.co) from InTurn.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is another one of the ruses where they hired me as a consultant, to steal .... and intercept my connections. And it's the same thing that they always do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also from that company, there is a person that was called Karene Schloss (karene.schloss@inturn.co) it is spelled K-A-R-E-N-E, the first name. And the last name is Shaw S-C-H-L-O-S-S.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the email are, their [00:48:00] emails are brian.Rogers@inturn.co. And Karene Schloss at inturn.co. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now from, I'm gonna move on to Medscape. So from Medscape, important people that directly participated in ruses to steal Key Opinion Leaders, data or technology. I have Mohammad Umar Massur from Medscape and Susan Grady.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The last name is spelled G-R-A-D-Y.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I also have here in my notes from other companies, somebody with the name H.M. Afnan Nazir and all these are documented in the website, exactly why they're flagged and all the data is in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also Chris Gowell also flagged, and I have somebody from Sanofi called Yidi Zhang.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's spelled [00:49:00] YIDI.ZHAN@sanofi.com and from Blue Lava... This is a prominent one. You know the Jeffrey Friedman from Blue Lava and Leo Francis from Evolution Health Group, which owns Blue Lava, and all these, the Blue... both Blue Lava and Evolution Health Group are owned by the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it's this, it's the same people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they just create these companies and use them to, to steal information from the competitors. Posing as clients, or potential clients.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with that I'm gonna conclude today's session. It feels like it's shorter, but I think it's packed with legal liability, particularly with that thing with Dr. Vitenas. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And... Bigamy, it could be a thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it, it feels like, it feels to me like it was a stupid move, I mean Diosdado Cabello [00:50:00] deciding to file for Divorce .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah it, feels like that's a lot of ammunition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm gonna end this one here. And again, I thank you for your time and I'll see you on the next one. Thank you.

Goldman Sachs
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good morning, invisible friends. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and my full name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano. And today is July 13th, 2025 and it's about 4:50 AM US Central Time. And I'm located at my home at the 2 6 7 1 4 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. I'm recording this video as part of the civic campaign that I'm advancing called "Bring Diosdado Cabello to Justice, bring Diosdado Cabello to the US".

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason why I am, I'm advancing this campaign is explained in all the other videos. I invite you, all of you to, please watch [00:01:00] the, previous sessions 'cause they will give you context for what I'm gonna say on this one. So before I begin, I want to address the obvious why am I dressed differently today?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's because today I want to talk about a topic or an industry, really the finance industry.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I have a lot of context on this because besides the obvious that I captured the database of Elon Musk that has all the financial crimes recorded in it. Besides that, because I worked in that industry as well, years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened was after I filed or attempted to file that human resources complaint for reverse discrimination, naming Michael Schueppert and Hila Becker, which then [00:02:00] prompted to Michael to supposedly come out of the closet. He is not, I don't think he is. He's not really gay. He was pretending to be gay to, as a, you know, a crisis management technique, and this wasn't his decision, probably, like all this came from the network. But after I did that, shortly after they moved me to Goldman Sachs and I think I cannot read their thoughts, but putting things together. I believe that was a combination of getting me out of that environment in case I to avoid a situation where I could try to file a lawsuit or something. And also the second reason I think was because they had Mayur at Goldman Sachs , Mayur Thakur, who was my manager at Google before... they had him at Goldman Sachs developing a search [00:03:00] engine for espionage. That's, that, that's what it is. Right? And I think he was, or they saw, they thought that he was struggling in getting it done . And that he needed help.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they also moved me there to try to replicate the same situation they had going on at Google, where Mayur was the manager. And the reason why he was struggling is because he was the manager at Google. Like he wasn't writing code, he was just giving orders, which is what people in the network like to do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They don't like to do any work. They like to order other people to the work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that's another weakness of this network. They don't know how to get things done. So that's why they need the rest of us. Like the rest of the the, other 99.96% of the population, they need us because they don't know how to do things 'cause the only thing that they know how to do is to spy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I think Mayur was struggling. And I see, I say that [00:04:00] because I went to Goldman Sach to work there for, a few years, and I saw that it wasn't really working right. So they moved me there with that double purpose, to get me out of Google, so I couldn't cause any trouble for the plant.

Reinaldo Aguiar: By the way, the real plant I think is Hila, because Michael has the skills. Michael Schueppert, like he has real skills. He's pretty good. He's better engineer than me. But but Hila, she has no skills, so I think Michael's role was to, to make sure Hila could advance that was his role. So that's why.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing... I made a mention that I thought I, I made it on the post section of the YouTube channel, I said something like, I understood that Hila is actually higher ranking for the, criminal network, right. She is More important than Michael.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason I said that is because I [00:05:00] realized that the technique is promoting the plants, planting the seeds and then making them plants and promoting them. All the way through the corporate ladder or the government ladder.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the problem they have is that the plants have no skills, so they have to harass everybody that can compete with the plants .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also I understood that the other part of that is that they, they have a real person that does have skills that helps the plant get promoted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In this case it was Michael. But I've seen this in other scenarios as well in other companies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that's why I, think Hila is probably more important than Michael for the criminal organization.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So getting back to the topic at hand, I want to talk about today about finance, high finance really and particularly about Goldman Sachs.[00:06:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I figured I would wear my clothes from my Goldman Sachs days because I, would like that when they see this video that people from Goldman Sachs that they understand how exposed this, and I know that they have this kind of a tunnel vision. If you don't dress like this, they don't listen to your ideas. I've saw that firsthand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you have to dress this way. Otherwise they don't, they won't understand what I'm saying.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, let's begin. Another question that you may have is, why do this so early?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's barely 5:00 AM right? There's a few reasons, one is an experiment I'm running, and the second is Ryan O'Sullivan cannot, know, turn on his, leaf blower or his grass cutting machine because it's too early... [00:07:00] and I'm just making a joke because of something really funny that happened yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I invite you to check it out in the channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In fact, I think I can, I'll play it for you a little bit Becausecause. It's so funny. It's so funny to watch. So maybe it's a good way to start a day.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened yesterday? Yeah I've known this for a while because when I lived in Lake Pointe Estates, which is a small community controlled by this criminal network and Diosdado Cabello, and you know, Phil Denning and those people. So it's a spy planned community basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I lived there for a year almost.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And during that time I saw this trick countless times. So I know, you know what it is, which made me reflect on the fact that before I [00:08:00] left this house a year ago, I really had no chance, 'cause I didn't have the database and I didn't have ...I hadn't seen all these tricks, from up close.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But coming back to this neighborhood a few weeks ago. Now armed with a database and armed with the knowledge of having gone through let's call it "Spy School", "Intensive Spy School" for a year. These people have no chance, the neighbors here at Valleyside Drive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so this is what this character was doing yesterday, so the, thing what they do is that they have the, house behind his house. So his house is 26706 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. And his name, supposedly, is Ryan O'Sullivan. I

Reinaldo Aguiar: think it's a fake name. And I think they picked O'Sullivan after [00:09:00] Annie Sullivan from Google, who was a person that I had good interactions with at Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow... so the, reason I'm gonna show you what he's doing but the reason why he's doing this is to send an auditory cue to the house on his backyard , which is the house that has the Xfinity Tap aggregator that my house is connected to. And what he's doing is signaling to that house that I'm connected to the internet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they start running the interception, they have some sort of hardware interception there. They take the packets coming from my, the TCP/IP packets coming from my house, and then they retransmit them using their military grade antennas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what they're doing is doing this on demand only, not 24/7, I guess they're scared that the FBI could back-trace what they're doing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Could intercept their communications if they have this thing running all the time. So to minimize the probability [00:10:00] of that happening, what they're doing is they only do it when I connect to the internet. And so he has to signal that house that "he's connected", and that, that this is what they do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he was "fake cutting" the grass basically. And this is in the channel, on the KOL-Mobile channel. On the shorts section.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you'll see he walks the machine and he's making a lot like that machine makes a lot of noise. You cannot hear because it's mute. But, and I'm also like, this is shot from maybe 120 feet away. So this is 

Reinaldo Aguiar: at zoom level 20 in, my phone . Yeah, it looks close, but it's really very far, but it's still so far away I can hear the noise here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, you'll see that he's walking the machine only through the concrete and through the pavement and on the road pretending that he's cutting the grass. The reason is that he needs to make a lot of noise and he, if he was really cutting the grass, then the [00:11:00] grass would be short.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then if he has to do it again tomorrow, I would say, I would notice that he's cutting a grass that is already short.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the solution they found to that is that they do this trick where they pretend to be cutting the grass, but they're not really cutting anything. They let, they're letting the, grass grow.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And eventually they will really cut it. But it was short, so he couldn't cut it this time. And, then he did this, and this went on for 30 minutes. When it's a very small area. I think that was probably, that's probably something like 15 feet by 15 feet of grass.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you can cut that in three minutes, four minutes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But he spent like half an hour on that. Just, and it's, comical to watch.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also risking to say obvious the reason why he doesn't feel ridicule is because he knows that the people in front of him are also spies, so they know what he's doing. Otherwise they would think that he's crazy just walking the machine on the pavement like that [00:12:00] for half an hour. Anyhow, that, that's the one of the reasons I'm doing this early today. So he cannot pull that trick again today, and cannot notify the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm curious to see if there are intercepting the traffic today as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow... his name is Ryan O. Sullivan 26706 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. And just to, close on this, which might be a good data point now that we know that they're bouncing the signals off the satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It is trivial to backtrack where they're sending the data to , because this has a timestamp when they were using that machine. So it means that the transmission should be very close by, and we know that the house that has the Tap is the one on the back. So now we have the timestamp and the point of origin of the transmission.[00:13:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And with that, we could backtrace, which were the satellites say in that hour that could have passed through viable points so that when the signal comes down, it ends up at a house that is also marked in the index. It's a small set of possibilities. It's not that big. It could be maybe a hundred possible targets.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That could tell us where they're sending the data to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a, solvable problem with a bit of computer science.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So that's the reason why.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And speaking of Taps, so the Xfinity Aggregators, I also want to mention that it was picked up by the pipeline that all the aggregators, all the Xfinity aggregators that are placed on the streets in Katy, in public streets....

Reinaldo Aguiar: so there's, two types of aggregators. Like usually they're placed on the backyard of a house. So in private property, like in this case where [00:14:00] they have the aggregator that serves my house in one of their houses, and that's how they steal my data when I'm connected to this internet. But there's other aggregators in Katy that happen to be on the street, like on the sidewalk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was picked up by the pipeline that most of the aggregators in Katy that are on the sidewalk on public roads are under heavy surveillance, meaning: right next to the aggregartor there is a car or multiple cars parked "Moscow style", watching the radiofrequency spectrum and visually surveilling aggregator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it seems to be the case that the more cars that are parked next to the aggregator correlate with the importance or the risk of the agent that lives near that aggregator because there is a physical distance at which you can live from the aggregator like that... has ... there is a technical limitation like the aggregator [00:15:00] is there because your house has to be less than, I don't know what it is really, but say a hundred feet away. There's a distance.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because after that, the signal degrades and the internet service quality degrades too much.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I guess this is important because if authorities see these aggregators with three or four cars parked next to it, it means that less than a hundred feet away, there is a super prominent agent or somebody that carries a lot of risk for Diosdado Cabello specifically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's a good way to, to pick targets, that's why when I, went to, to see that neighborhood the other day, that there was a police officer's car parked in the driveway surrounded by, safe houses and agents' houses they had...

Reinaldo Aguiar: so that police officer has the [00:16:00] aggregator outside of his home in the sidewalk, and there was a car parked "Moscow style" next to the aggregator, precisely watching, that nobody plugs into the aggregator, which is silly really, if you think about it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because I imagine that the NSA is not gonna send people to plug into the aggregator. That's, it's just silly to think is what's gonna happen.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine the NSA has a way of intercepting things at a higher level of aggregation, like at the T1 connection, or in Louisiana at the regional interconnect , I imagine, like this.... I don't think that.... The criminals have to do that because they're spies and they don't have legal control of the country. But I imagine that real authorities don't have to come to Katy with the cable and plug into the Aggregator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's, silly to think that way. But anyhow, I think that also shows how ignorant they are.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. [00:17:00] For now, I'm gonna move on to the "Guess who?" Section.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because we're in the topic of finance and I'm dressed in this way I figure let's talk about people that are in finance that are very prominent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna, I'm gonna show you the pictures and I'm gonna say the names of course. And, before I say all this, I want to say that all this is documented in the website. You can go to TheSpyBusters.com slash evidence. And there's tons of, there's tons of information there about each one of these individuals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they're also all of them, named by name in the form 211 that I submitted to the IRS, the master form and in some individual forms as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the form, you can download it... there's multiple ways. One is thespybusters.com. There's a link to download the [00:18:00] form, and also you could simply type in your browser form211.org and that will redirect you automatically to the form.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can download the full form. It has 164,000 pages. And that form covers almost 1 million entities in total. So the first person that I'm gonna mention is somebody called Jerome H. Powell , who is the chair of the, Federal Reserve of the US and, this is is relevant because.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These are entities. The Federal Reserve, for example, is an entity with which Goldman Sachs and its executives and directors interact daily.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in some sense, the Federal Reserve has authority over things that Goldman Sachs do. So it's incredible that the head, that the chair of the Federal [00:19:00] Reserve is part of the same network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a criminal network, as all these directors and managing directors and executives from Goldman Sachs. It's just it's hard to under understand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So also there's a person by the name Philip N. Jefferson, the Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve is also, and all these people are marked in Elon Musk's Geo Index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why I'm mentioning them. It's not. Inferences, Guesses, is not. All this is coming from the data that is recorded in this database of Elon Musk that was given to me by Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Padrino Lopez in the process of harassing me using the same database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also Lisa DeNell Cook , and I'm sorry if I'm not pronouncing the the, last names [00:20:00] correctly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, have a little bit of trouble with the last names, but I'll make sure that the spelling is correct in the captions and in the transcripts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So  Lisa DeNell Cook also a member of the Federal Reserve Board.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have Michael Barr also flagged, and Governor Waller.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Christopher Waller also flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thomas Barkin, also flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the following people that I'm going to mention are not employees of the Federal Reserve, but my system, SpyHell . The SpyHell Pipeline, co-clustered them via data analysis with the people of the [00:21:00] Federal Reserve. Like they're part of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you think of a... I guess a good way to present this as an analogy would be if you think of a company, a company has multiple departments and you could have people that work in HR, you could have people that work in ...and some of those departments have like cross lines, meaning some people, like some specific people in HR may be connected with a dotted line with somebody from engineering.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know, because maybe they're working on an engineering project for HR or something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that dotted line is a way of clustering, means that there is a relationship that although might not be obvious, it is there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So my system believes there is a relationship between the individuals I'm gonna mention now, which are more on the political side of the, on the political department of this criminal enterprise , but they are have like dotted lines to the Federal Reserve and to Goldman Sachs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So one individual is [00:22:00] Pam Bondi. The other individual is Marcos Rubio.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Next we have Senator Ted Cruz. And all this is documented in the website with, sat images data from the database, like the, all the documentation is there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Next person is Pete Hegseth, and the next person is Scott Bessent. Okay. And Scott Bessent is interesting because he has a mini compound, that mansion ...I don't ...let me see if I can find the address in SpyHell real [00:23:00] quickly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. So he has an yes. It's the address is 5 East Battery in Charleston .

Reinaldo Aguiar: That mansion, it's interesting because it's in the middle of a cluster of a, in the middle of a mini compound. And I believe the reason they had to do that is because. The address. This is, a manion he bought years ago, the address doesn't fall... the address falls in zero five, which is a reserved channel for intelligence, and he's not in intelligence, so he couldn't they couldn't set up that house, the communications in that house because he would be able to listen to things of Russian intelligence and Cuban intelligence and Venezuelan intelligence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what they did instead is that they bought the properties next door and they set up the communications in the properties next, next door. So that's [00:24:00] just giving you that as a tip.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other person that I want to mention that also has this link to Goldman Sach is Louis DeJoy. He was the postmaster General. I don't know if there is correlation here... causality, but he retired from being the postmaster general like a week after I posted his name on the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it could be that they saw that there could be liability and then they removed him, I am mentioning that because the mechanism of removal, how did they remove him? could could lead to some good information on how they pull the agents from those positions of power that quickly, because somebody has to be pulling those strings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the people that are not directly on the Goldman Sachs cluster, but have dotted lines to the Goldman Sachs cluster.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That all are marked in the [00:25:00] index of Elon Musk and all of them are flagged by the system, so now let's talk about the Goldman Sachs people. Okay. And these are a lot of people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, these people I know personally because I interacted with them when they moved me to Goldman Sachs from Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I was at Google, but because I made that complaint about Michael Schueppert and Hila, they moved me to Goldman Sachs. So I know these people personally, and I've been in meetings with them countless times. So I'm not, maybe some of them will not have photos here, but I'll try:

Reinaldo Aguiar: Marco Argenti, flagged. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: DJ Solomon. I call him that way. [00:26:00] The CEO , of course is flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if, you would recall when, I proposed that hypothetical game, Human Systems: that I said obviously the one who plays first will want to take the director because it's the person with most decision making power in the system, that's the reason why they have to take the CEOs every time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he's the CEO of Goldman Sachs, and he's flagged, and his properties are flagged and everything. And I don't know, he DJs, he has a gig as a dj when he is not, working at Goldman Sachs;

Reinaldo Aguiar: there's also a person

Reinaldo Aguiar: Donovan. he's a juncture. He has dotted lines to all these people on the political team of the organization, like the ones that I just mentioned before. He's also from Goldman Sachs. Let me [00:27:00] see.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. This one. Jim Donovan, very important, player.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And now the next ones that I'm gonna mention, I'm not gonna show the pictures 'cause they're more like, I wanna say low level, but they're not CEOs. So Scott Weinstein , high liablitiy because he was my manager. He was assigned as my manager and there were a lot of harassment incidents during my tenure at Goldman Sachs, which Scott Weinstein with Sienad Strain, who was his manager, both of them were working together as a team harassing me, using even the legal department, the what they call it... the "Employee Relations", department of Goldman Sachs [00:28:00] to harass me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In one of the instances I ended up in the ER, the level of physical harassment that is Scott applied was so big that I, thought I was going to have a heart attack. And that's when I quit. After that day, that was the day I decided I was leaving.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause I was not going to have a heart attack for any amount of money.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I remember I went to the ER, very close to Goldman Sachs. I went, I took a cab and it took five minutes to get there. And I remember when I was in the emergency room, I emailed Sinead. So I'm mentioning this because she ... if authorties this can subpoena that email you'll see that I'm telling the truth.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I emailed Sinead Strain, who was basically my manager's manager, telling her that I was in the ER because I had an incident with Scott and I [00:29:00] wasn't feeling well and I asked her, silly me, I asked her not to tell Scott anything. 'cause I thought if he knew that he can really affect me, he will do it more, but I'm saying silly me because obviously they were working together. So anything I said to... the whole company is owned by this network: Goldman Sachs. So anything I said to any of them, they all knew it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The next person is Michael Schlee. Michael Schlee, I think he's a partner now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was a managing director when I joined, but now he's a partner and he was Mayur Thakur's manager.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Basically he hired Mayur in 2015, I think, or 14 to build "Neon" is what they call it. NEON.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the internal name of the system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's a search engine. Okay. It's a search engine that... imagine a Google search engine, but what it does, it searches through, instead of searching through web [00:30:00] pages, it searches through internal communications and documents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So imagine a search, anything like Google that you could use to index all your internal communications and, Memos and documents and things, and that it worked with the same precision as Google, so when you ask for something, it will tell you which is the most important document in the entire company about that topic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I believe, after getting the Geo index and getting the database and building spyhell and analyzing all this data that they were building that search engine, not really for Goldman Sachs, but I believe it was for the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine the power they would have if they took Neon, if it worked right? What Mayur had didn't work? It wasn't a good implementation, but imagine for a second that it worked, [00:31:00] imagine that instead of indexing internal documents of Goldman Sachs, you take the same system and you index all the data that you steal from all your targets around the world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In this way that they're doing it with the neigbhors with the, like the Ryan O'Sullivans , but on the entire planet, you take all that data and you index it in Neon, what you have is a nuclear weapon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a tool, it's a search engine that tells you among all your targets who are talking about what, and interestingly, when I was a Goldman, Mayur explained to me that they were using it ...in ...that they were indexing the transcripts of the conversations because in the banking industry, they have to record for compliance reasons....

Reinaldo Aguiar: they have to [00:32:00] record basically all the phone conversations . Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so what Mayur was doing, he was taking the transcripts.... so they had a company that basically took the audio and transcribed it. Back then, AI wasn't that advanced, so the auto transcription wasn't very good. So they had a company actually transcribing the things manually so they could index it in Neon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now that I'm seeing the surveillance techniques , I'm guessing they're doing the same, like they're indexing, they're transcribing everything that they listen on all the houses and indexing it in a system equivalent to Neon if it's not neon or Key Opinion Leaders.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because the scary thought is that with the Key Opinion Leaders technology that they stole from me, they could do this, they could not only find experts, but they could find expert targets if they index the data that they're stealing instead of the medical papers, so I think [00:33:00] that's why they wanted also the Key Opinion Leaders Technology. Because what Mayur had wasn't very good.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so moving on. Michael Schlee was Mayur Thakur's manager and he was responsible among other things for this system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he got promoted to partner, I think in 2021.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Adam Korn, partner, he left, but he was a partner and importantly he was the one that did this ruse to trick me and to get me into Goldman Sachs. And I'm gonna talk a little bit later about how that trick worked. It was really a ruse and involved different players but he was part of that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Andrew Phillips, who was Adam Korn's protege, if you wish, also flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Leo Brito is interesting because he was a managing director at Goldman Sachs and also Venezuelan. And my system co-clustered him with the, SEBIN and with Diosdado Cabello. This could be like Diosdado Cabello's [00:34:00] representative in Goldman Sachs, something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mayur Thakur, of course, also flagged. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Francis Giannaros also flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Charles Elkan flagged. Charles Elkan is interesting because he was an executive at Amazon and he was brought to Goldman Sachs, more or less at the same time as me, like a month before or a month after.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he's interesting because he was set up in a way that he would have to interact with me a lot, and he happens to be a Python expert, which is my weapon of choice.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. It, felt it. And he's flagged he's flagged for multiple reasons, but the fact that he has those commonalities in terms of programming language and background in tech and all that, with me, being flagged and being brought at the same time as me and being put next to me for a couple of years, it feels like it was designed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Also with Charles, there's also [00:35:00] Tao Ne Win. Tao Ne Win is interesting because he's flagged and you know all that, but he's also the grandson of a famous dictator. I think it's from, I can't recall the country. It's a country in South Asia. And his grandfather was a military figure, and he was a dictator for 40 years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Terrible dictator. He's the grandson.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also flagged Shreneath Maikkara and he was in India. I met him there in person, but then he was transferred to New York after Mayur Thakur was moved to H1. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he basically replaced Mayur to try to keep building on Neon. And I imagine with the, that the technology that they stole from Key Opinion Leaders because in, in that ruse of stealing my technology, Goldman Sachs was involved in that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Shubhankar Datta also [00:36:00] flagged, he is very prominent and he's in India.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Michael D Fetkovich was, I mean he's not a Goldman Sachs employee, but he's co-clustered by the pipeline with all these people from Goldman Sachs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Michael D. Fetkovich is also co-clustered with Liana Technologies, and he lives in Lake Pointe Estates, this controlled community that I call it my "Spy School", that's where I went to "Spy School" for a year.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Phil Denning, He is president of this homeowners association of this Lake Pointe Estates spy community.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Daniel King Everette... and this is interesting: so Daniel King Everette is the registered owner of a house that was diagonal to me at Lake Pointe Estates and there's been multiple incidents, harassment incidents [00:37:00] documented with people coming out of that house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My cameras have some pictures of this daniel King Everett, or whatever person was posing as him driving this truck right in front of my house because I have the cameras there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the facial features were clustered by the pipeline, with somebody who installed a gate, a doggy gate for me in 2015, I think, 10 years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, what's interesting is that the physical characteristics of the person driving the truck and, the gate installer seem to have some, seem to be very similar to the physical characteristics of David Molero in terms of height, weight, facial features, etc. And all this is documented on the website, height, skin color complexion skin tone, like long way of saying that it is possible that when my [00:38:00] system co clustered Daniel King Everette, with the gate installer maybe was a missed computation in the sense that maybe the more accurate co-clustering would have been with David Molero, but I didn't have any data of David Molero in the pipeline. So the closest match was the gate installer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I'm trying to say is that it's possible that Daniel King Everette is David Molero. And this is important because if that is the case, it would prove or it, could mean that these people from Goldman Sachs were involved in all this directly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think about, okay how could that be proven? I think one way, and I'm sorry for overstepping here, but I think one way could be... please allow me to offer a suggestion. Okay. I don't know. I don't know if this would pan out, but sometimes these things pan [00:39:00] out. And again, I don't mean to overstep, but if it was me looking into this, I would try to see if David Molero or any of his aliases were recorded traveling, to the same places as I traveled for work with Goldman Sachs, or Google .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there is a few and, again, documented on the website, but for example, there are instances in which these people from Goldman Sachs planned trips for me to go to India. To Bangalore specifically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And during those trips I also went... I did the trip and I, on the weekend I went somewhere else, so one of those trips I went to Las Vegas to a concert of Bruno Mars. I think it was probably on 2018, on July 21st, 2018, or somewhere around there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I went to Las Vegas, and then I flew to India. [00:40:00] And you could look for trips that I made, and I have the places here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna give you the places I already did the exercise of thinking, which could be good good trips to look at.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me see if I can find it here real quickly. Yes. And so you could look for trips that I did or that my former partner did as well, because most of those trips we traveled together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But she would travel a day before or a day after and she would be with me for part of a trip, but not all the trip.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you could either look for matches with dates of her trips or my trips to these places: Zurich in Switzerland, Bangalore, India, Las Vegas, Nevada, and San Francisco, California.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there, there are four or five trips to those locations, either with my, with my former [00:41:00] partner or, alone. I would try to see if David Molero or any of his alias was present in those same trips, maybe even in the same planes. Because that would prove right, these trips were coordinated by these executives. In fact, there was a trip to India, I think it was the one when I went to Las Vegas, I can't recall, but there was a trip where I met with Sinead Strain, Adam Korn, Mayur Thakur and Michael Schlee, like 24 hours before the trip. And they were ...the reason of the meeting was them telling me what they were expecting from this trip.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if they were so involved in the planning of this trip and the David Molero happened to be there, I think it could be, serious. Particularly because of the forced vasectomy allegation. The, information that I got from the informant. [00:42:00] So it could be very, serious.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also in our guess who section of today? 'cause we're talking about finance. Warren Buffet is also flagged. So if you ever wonder what is that Warren Buffet knew that nobody else knew that allowed him to make those incredible investment decisions over... sustained over decades ,it is probably this, that's what he knew.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, I wanted to mention that, and this is important, Goldman Sachs, according to the data, what I'm saying is not it's not that I am ...that I have a personal grievance... all I'm saying is coming from the data according. According to the data, Goldman Sachs is like the financial institution of this criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it's a [00:43:00] bank controlled completely and founded completely by China, Venezuela, Cuba, Russia and Iran.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm saying this because in that, world of Goldman Sachs there is like a hierarchy of people, there's a job ladder, in terms of title, and this is important because this company being so heavily controlled, they're not gonna let a person that is not an agent of this network to reach a position of power. 'cause that would put the entire network at risk, obviously.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they use this promotion system as a motivational tool for the agents, to make them do unthinkable things. And they make a big deal out of these promotions, like they issue press releases and these things are recorded in history, like when [00:44:00] somebody achieves being a managing director at Goldman Sachs, that is like a, lifetime achievement for most of them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or if somebody is named partner like that, it's you are almost like a demigod, and they have all these press releases with the names of the managing directors being promoted. Every two years and the partners being promoted every two years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the way it works is that one year they promote people to managing director positions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the next year they promote people to partner, so it's alternate years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So all this is recorded, and all these people are agents. So it's a it's it's a low hanging fruit, and I'll, show you how to get it. 'cause they're gonna disappear all these press releases from the internet, so I saved them for you, so all you have to do is go to thespybusters.com, click on evidence, then click on Browse. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: When you click on browse, you're gonna be [00:45:00] redirected to this. You're gonna need a Google account to be able to see this. But when, if you're logged in, you're gonna see this and then you click on notable-posts .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm just walking you through what you have to do to get the list of managing directors and partner promotions over the years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then look for Goldman.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then there's a folder that says Partners and Managing Directors.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I saved here all the Managing Director "classes", like from 2011, I think, 2010. And the Partner classes, so you can see here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this basically is a list of agents, see, all the names are there. So all you have to do is cross-reference this list because you want to make sure right, that the, so you want to cross-reference this list with the Geo index using thespybusters.com and clicking on paramilitary & crypto and enter here [00:46:00] the home address of the person, either when they were employed at Goldman Sachs or today. And if there is a match it's probably a good candidate to investigate further.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Let's keep going.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now let's talk about the saga, the Goldman Sachs saga itself.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You know how these things started with Goldman Sachs and what happened. With me personally, and I'm mentioning this not because it's about me, but because this could be legal liability, and legal liability could make people talk, which is the end goal, so they say what really happened, not in regards to me, but in regards to the crimes committed by Diosdado Cabello. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm gonna talk about my story with Goldman Sachs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened was, I was happy at Google, I was working on interesting projects. I had no complaints except that my [00:47:00] stock had vested and my income had been reduced.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I asked them if they would increase it, and they said no. Not increasing, but if they would bring it back to what it was before all my stock vested. And they said no. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: At the same time, this gentleman by the name Adam Sale, started emailing me from Goldman Sachs, he is a recruiter, or was a recruiter asking me if I would be interested in and I wasn entertaining the idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I wasn't really seriously looking but I was like, okay, let's talk, and ...

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we had a phone conversation and they invited me for interviews. I went for the interviews. The interviews really were comical. Like it's Scott Weinstein in the interview said something like " you're an engineer from Google. I'm a technical guy, but I can't interview you There's nothing I can ask you that you won't answer. Let's just have coffee." Right? Something like that. That was the interview and they made me an offer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So when they made [00:48:00] me an offer, and here I'm sorry, I'm gonna talk about specifics, numbers and things like that, which I usually avoid because I don't know if it's a good idea , but I think it, I think I need to say it because it's important, it's important to give context of the scale of what they do and how they do it, and the amount of effort that they put into stealing my technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: At Google, at that time, I was making, I don't know, I don't recall the numbers don't, quote these numbers. Maybe I'm off for, I dunno, but I assume that I was making, I don't know, say $450,000 per year , something like that. I go to the interviews, with them and and of course they ask me, how much are you making?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I said, you cannot ask me how much I'm making because there's a law that prohibits that to avoid discrimination. Make me your best offer and I'll see if I'll take it or not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they made me an offer. It was like 750, [00:49:00] of course, they knew how much I was making because they have people inside Google, my manager, all my managers at Google were part of the network, including Mayur Thakur, who was at that point a Goldman Sachs employee . They knew exactly how much I was making.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, they offered me 750 and I said, no it is not... for 750 I wouldn't leave Google. I'm happy here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then they said $1 million per year. And I said you got my attention.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I said send me the offer and I'll think about it, so they sent me the offer, and when they send me the offer, it didn't say the number, so it said we're offering you this position as a managing director, blah, blah, blah. But it doesn't, no, sorry. It said vice president, which lower than Managing Director.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they offered me something at a level below, managing director. So at a level below Mayur Thakur and Michael Schlee, an Sinead Strain, and all those people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I [00:50:00] replied saying, listen, there's two issues here. One is the title I'm not gonna leave Google, for a company that has less reputation, less prestige at a lower position, and the second thing I said is that you're offering me a million dollars per year, but you've sent me the offer and the number is not in the offer, so I have no assurance that you're going to really pay me the million dollars per year that you are promising, and then they said: you can trust us, we are the biggest bank in the world. We're not in the business of tricking people or anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I said no. If you want me to sign this, you have to put the number in the offer, and I have the offers I have the, paperwork and I'll submit it to court when the time comes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh, and by the way, [00:51:00] I have these conversations recorded because I was in Texas and in, in Texas, the law says that a conversation can be recorded if at least one party in the conversation knows that the conversation is being recorded. So I had the right to record a conversation and I recorded all these conversations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow they sent me the offer again. And this time they offered me the title managing director. So same level as Mayur Thakur, as Michael Schlee, as Sinead Strain. Although Sinead was my manager's manager, organizationally, from a title point of view at least: we were both managing directors.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. And the, offer said $1 million for the first year. Okay. That's what it said specifically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I asked the recruiter: "but it's only the first year. I have no guarantee that [00:52:00] on the second year you're not gonna drop my compensation". And he was like but we can't really guarantee forever compensation at the same level because it's the financial industry and we're subject to the markets and blah, blah, blah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I said I could live with that is what I said with, the offer, not, not saying $1 million per year guaranteed forever .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because my reasoning was that if they reduced the compensation on the second year or the third year, I could always leave and go back to Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Google had this policy, at least in paper, that if you are an engineer and you leave, you can always come back. If you live in good terms even without even interviewing. Like there, there's a period I don't know what it was like two years, that if you come back within two years, you don't have to even do the interviews.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so I said okay it's in the way it's written, it's something that I [00:53:00] could accept is what I said. And that was on a Friday. Okay. And this is where the ruse came in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what they did is that they released a press release on Business Insider stating my name and saying that I was going to join Goldman Sachs, before I accepted the offer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I had not accepted, I had not signed the offer or sent it to them or even verbally accepted the offer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I said I could live with the wording of the offer, but I said I would need to think about it. And to be honest, I wasn't fully convinced I had to think about it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they released that press release on Business Insider with my name on it, saying that I was joining Goldman Sachs and I hadn't accepted the offer, and I hadn't resigned from my job at Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So when I come to the office on Monday Monday or Tuesday, I can't recall that week if I went on Monday, on Tuesday. But when I come to the office, [00:54:00] my manager, what, which at the time was Yihua Wu with the the local team, the local search ranking team. Chinese and she's of course marked in the index as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like she's an agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she pulls me into a meeting room and she tells me "I've heard that you're leaving". That's what she said, and I was shocked because I didn't know that I was leaving, and then of course, I had seen the press release when I was on the plane, so I knew, I thought that it came from the press release, so I asked her, but why? Why are you saying that? How do you know?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she was like: "it's not important how I know, what's important is that you are leaving right?"

Reinaldo Aguiar: At that point, I had no choice. My manager already knew that I had at least the intention to leave if I stayed. If I said, no, I'm not leaving, and I stayed, she probably would give me bad performance reviews would not give me raises, would not give me stock.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because she's, she [00:55:00] knew ...managers at Google, they have a pool of, and every, company, they have a pool of resources to allocate to the employees. And the way they do it, they allocate them in a way that benefits them, personally, like the ones that work more supposedly, they allocate more resources to that person. So that person keeps working a lot, and making good technology and good progress.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If she has a guy that she knows might leave in six months or in three months, she's not gonna spend any resources on that guy. So at that point, I had no choice but to say, yes, I'm leaving.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I signed the offer with Goldman Sachs and left and the person who sent that press release to Business Insider was Adam Korn personally. So he's responsible for that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And when I talked to him, he said, oh, "I'm sorry, it was ...somebody pulled the trigger before I told them to ", like he made up some excuse, like it wasn't really [00:56:00] intentional.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But having the geo index and understanding this, how this network works, I understand They were just forcing me to leave Google by my own means to lower the risk, the legal risk with the Michael and Hila situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And at the same time, they moved me to Goldman Sachs where I could help Mayur really build this search engine for espionage Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That he was working on.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The reason why I say that is because the supposed reason for Neon internally, was to do compliance searches, meaning using that search engine to try to find, that's the pitch, that they told the world. Try to find people doing things like insider trading or things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I understand now that would be a fundamental piece of the technology for this network it's, obvious that it's something that would be super useful to systematize finding information across the sea of information that they're stealing, [00:57:00] they need a search engine for that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow fast forward... and you know, I'm gonna continue with the saga.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh speaking about that in the list of people from Goldman Sachs, there's one character that I did not mention that is important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Somebody called Richard Bennett. He was from GIR, from Global Investment Research. He was the head of that and he was the antagonist that they set up for me. Like in every, all, every single place where they put me, they always set up an antagonist who's somebody who's job is to block your projects and.... in the case of Goldman Sachs, that was Richard Bennett.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, they they did the harassment with Richard Bennett and then on when the, year passed, they gave me the, in paper, supposedly they gave me the million dollars, but it wasn't real.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The reason I say that is because the salary was 400,000 and the other 600,000 were a bonus.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And the bonus is [00:58:00] composed by something like, I don't recall exact, the exact mix, but it was something like I would say 60% cash and 40% stock, something like that. Don't quote me on the number. Maybe the numbers are not right. But it was a big portion of cash out of the 600K of bonus.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was a big portion of cash and there was a portion of stock.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There was a portion that was a stock and there was a portion that was cash. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I said that wasn't specified in the offer, but okay, I said I'm already here. You know what is there to do? So I continued working for them and I took the stock and I took the cash.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now the stock, was, this was also a hidden information that they never told me, is that the stock you cannot, even though... so the stock [00:59:00] vested in the future, meaning out of those... this is comical at this point to, to think about this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So out of those I don't know, let's put a number to it, so imagine there is a portion in your stock. I don't recall exactly what it was, but assume that it was $250,000.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those $250,000 were not really yours. The moment they gave you the bonus. They would vest in the future over five years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or something like that, or four years. So it was a future vesting stock, and if you left the company, then the stock would not vest. So in reality, they didn't, if I left right, they wouldn't have paid me the million dollars they were, they had promised because the stock didn't really vest. So I stayed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And. The other trick that they pulled is that the stock once vested, you cannot sell it for [01:00:00] another five years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Meaning, so the first portion of a stock of that first year bonus would vest two years after. So one year after they gave me the bonus. So two years after I really joined the company, but I could really use it five years after that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first portion of that stock that vested on 2020, the first vesting event was in 2020 and it was for a fourth or a fifth of the $250,000. So say that it's $50,000 for simplicity. So the $50,000 that vested in 2020, I would really be able to sell them in 2026.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that I.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the last portion of that first year bonus that would have vested in 2024. I could only sell it in 2029.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But okay, I kept working, like I, I realized that it was a, this was a, this was basically a scheme a fraudulent scheme, like they offered me verbally and in writing , [01:01:00] guaranteed $1 million for the first year.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then they pulled off all these conditions right after I joined.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they did not disclose any of this when I joined. Like they did not tell me this, and after I joined, after the fact, like a year after I joined, they made me sign a paper saying that they had disclosed these rules to me before I joined.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that is not true. They never sent any of this to me. They made me sign that paper after the fact. I think they were fearing that I would sue them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But okay, so fast forward to 2020, I think, what was it, 2021. 2020. I had been there at that point for two years and a half, and some of that stock had vested, but I could not really sell it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. But I had it on my Fidelity account. So I quit because of the harassment campaign of Scott Weinstein and Sinead Strain [01:02:00] together, using Employee Relations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I quit and when I quit a few months after Goldman Sachs reached out into my investment account and took the stock that had already vested a stock that was already mine, I could not sell it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was restricted, but it was mine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They went and took it and canceled it and reclaimed it. Because I had quit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is what led to the complaint. I wanted to sue them, but it turns out there's an arbitration clause and I could only go to arbitration. And that's when Mark Siurek, the lawyer here in Houston, came into play, he is marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They paid, the network, paid Mark Siurek with real estate and his paralegal with real estate. And all this is documented on the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And his job was to basically [01:03:00] pose as if he was representing me in that mediation, but he was really working for Goldman Sachs. To further harass me. And I had to sign to file to, at the end, I had to gree to a settlement.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was damaging to me, because , my lawyer was working for them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is fraud. That's, there's no other way to call it. This is fraud. It's pure fraud. Using lawyers, as they always do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So again mark, Mark Siurek is marked in Index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Also, I should mention Business Insider where they placed that press release to trick me to force me to leave. Google is marked in the Index: Business Insider, the whole operation is part it's a propaganda machine of the network, same with Benzinga . Also co-clustered with [01:04:00] Business Insider. It's the same operation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Next I don't know, I don't know if this person will have a photo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would like to show it to you if, he has a photo. Also part of the guess who section? Yeah, no.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, so this is interesting. Okay, so this Lieutenant Jonathan Solomons also co clustered with Goldman Sachs. He's a New York police officer. He was active until recently. I don't know if they already removed him, because I mentioned him in the website like six months ago. He was with this lady, which is Denise Felipe Adams.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She's related to mayor Eric Adams, and this police officer and this lady were [01:05:00] participating in this ruses to steal information from Key Opinion Leaders using Nelson Lara as a supposed sales agent of my company, and this is documented before in other videos and in the website as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Lieutenant Jonathan Solomons is co clustered with Goldman Sachs and Major Adams according to the data that is in the Geo Index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Alvaro Gutierrez also, Alvaro Gutierrez, he is been documented extensively. He was a Googler, a Google engineer. That's where I met him in 2011. In 2011, he introduced me to Jillian Walsh, who caused me physical harm directly. He introduced me to her basically. And he participated actively with Ana Codallo or Anna Gannon [01:06:00] in stealing information from CalculadoHealth at that point, another startup that I was working on back in those days in 2018, 19.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they gave the code and the technology to Travis Kalanick. Alvaro Gutierrez around that time he started basically asking me for a job at Goldman Sachs, and I referred him and they hired him. Okay. And they put him under me, in my team.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was basically his manager. Of course, I thought he was a colleague, but turns out that he was an agent, so in my end, the setup, they had people under me that were agents, and they had Scott Weinstein above me, who is an agent harassing me and the people underneath me also harassing me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Sinead Strain, who was a Scott's manager defending Scott and also harassing me. It's an impossible situation. And all this to steal the technology, [01:07:00] because Neon wasn't working to do what they wanted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Addison Landry is the person that they set up to pose as my roommate while I was at Goldman Sachs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she rented me her apartment, or it was like a roommate situation, but she was never there. I was always alone because I, she probably didn't live there and the name was probably fake. But the story that was presented to me was that she was from Australia, that she was an Australian citizen, an Australian woman working in New York, and she rented me a room in a, in an apartment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the address of that the building is marked in the index. And I think the address was One West Street, if I recall correctly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, this tall building over here and her apartment was one, it wasn't the [01:08:00] penthouse, but I think it was the floor below and it had a terrace that I had access to, so it was somewhere around here. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Moving on. Yes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also co clustered by the pipeline with the people from Goldman Sachs. There is a, I don't know what to call that. Okay. It's, an operational hub, but it's really also like a case. I think, so the pipeline picked up months ago that there was a property that was registered to somebody called Jack Smith, who was a prosecutor, trying to prosecute Trump, I think at some point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't follow politics. I don't really know much about what were the grounds for the prosecution or anything. But he was prominent, like he appeared in a lot of news articles, and that's [01:09:00] ...because of the pipeline crawls the web and crawls the news sites, so that's why he came up and it, as it turns out, the pipeline picked up that surrounding his house, this network had thousands of agents surrounding him. Like you can see, if you examine the data in the index, and put it on a map, you will see that the epicenter of that settlement is him. The whole purpose, it seems like looking at the data that the whole purpose of setting up thousands of properties around him was to harass him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I see that, and I see the pattern. It's the same thing that they're doing or that they've been doing to me for years. The reason they did it to me is because they wanted to steal technology I was creating and to make me keep developing it to the point of maturity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the reasons are different, but the technique is the same. Okay. And I am mentioning this because repeatable patterns, criminal enterprise, RICO.[01:10:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Jack Smith, unfortunately has been on their harassment list for, years. And I imagine like looking at how they standardize everything I imagine probably his doctors his... probably the same thing, the same thing that they're doing here that I've seen and experienced myself. He must have experienced some of it, if not more.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I'm mentioning it. Also co-clustered with, and these properties, most, many of those properties and the details here, I'm gonna give them to the FBI in person, but the properties surrounding that house of Jack Smith, there's a proportion of properties co clustered with Goldman Sachs that it's statistically unusual, so it, from the data, it seems like this operation came from Goldman Sachs. That's how I interpret it at least.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also flagged by the pipeline and marked in the [01:11:00] geo index of Elon Musks is Vanguard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That company, investment company that has those 401Ks that always win in the market. They're marked in the index, that's why they win in the market.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mark Andreesen , I don't know how to pronounce it. Also marked in the index personally in Elon Musk's Geo Index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In terms of companies there's a lot of companies that also co clustered with Goldman Sachs for multiple reasons, and I'm gonna mention them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're documentary in the website. They're important, crucial part of the internet espionage operation and information control operation. They are Akamai, the content delivery network, Neustar. Limelight. I think they renamed it to something else recently, but it was called Limelight, content Delivery Network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Amazon CloudFront. And remember all these people from Amazon are flagged, including Charles Elkan and Jeff Besos... 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Cloudflare , another [01:12:00] content delivery network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the content delivery networks are a thing because they are an exceptional, exceptionally good point for performing man in the middle attacks, which is what they do, like you see, when they captured the Xfinity tap that services my house, that's what they're doing: a man in the middle attack, they get in the middle, they capture physically the connection, and they intercept the traffic and then they decrypt it. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So these content delivery networks, and I'm not gonna get into the technical details of why, but they're like the definition of a man in the middle attack.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And that's why they take them all.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also co clustered with Goldman Sachs is GFL, the company that analyzes your trash if you're a target and the CEO of a company as well. And his name is Patrick Dovigi. Okay. Okay,

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now I'm gonna move a little bit more to Smartmatic, which is also Co-clustered with Goldman Sachs and within Smartmatic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I've, already mentioned as Smartmatic before in a [01:13:00] different video, but there is a person that I think I did not mention is very important. It's David Plouffe, I think is the way I would pronounce the last name. P-L-O-U-F-F-E. And he was the former campaign manager of President Obama, I think in 2008.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know exactly which year, but he was the campaign manager, and he's part of the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: David  Plouffe, is part of the network and he's coclustered very strongly with Smartmatic, which is the company they use to manipulate elections in multiple countries worldwide. And to to run this influence operation on elections worldwide.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also co-clustered with this big cluster of financial crime, are two people from Mexico who both have been in the presidency. One is Lopez Obrador and the other one is Claudia Sheinbaum, I think is the current president. [01:14:00] And there is a company, an LLC, and this is mentioned in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't have access to this from here, so I couldn't find it, but I know it's mentioned. The pipeline found an LLC, I think it was in Panama or The Bahamas, I can't recall, but I think it's Panama. A company registered to a woman on the name of a woman that has a familial relationship, a filial relationship to Claudia Sheinbaum.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know how to pronounce her last name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the pipeline thinks that this Shell corporation in Panama is tied to her. And it's of course marked in the index and yeah, it's it, was flagged. Okay. So it's because it's Panama and it's a country that is not as transparent as to put things on the internet. I don't have access to it deeper, but it seems like it's a thing. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also [01:15:00] flagged is something called VOA news. So this is an organization that is funded by the US government or subsidized, but I don't know exactly what's the financial relationship, but they're supposed to run and independent news gathering channel and investigative... and I've, made multiple attempts to contact them and they haven't even replied.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I configured a couple of things in the pipeline to look into, it to see if if there's a reason why they're not replying. And it seems like people that have been in the past, I couldn't find current people, but people in the past tied to VOA news are flagged the index, which I think would make sense, because this network... that's one of the things that they do, they commit financial crimes and [01:16:00] they also control information flow. So people trying to expose them always hit a brick wall.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay with that, I want to conclude this segment. It was a long segment, but it's important to, to note these things, this segment of guess who.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna transition a little bit to more technical topics. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first thing I want to mention is that in one of the previous sessions I mentioned that I've noticed that next to a couple of locations that are important for this network, there were these water tanks.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think one was next to discount tire cinco ranch, where I suspect they service the sensors that they put in the tires of the spy vehicles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can see the two water tanks here, and I, was looking in that session at the [01:17:00] features of it and of the tanks and the dots that they have on top, and speculating that it could be markers like land markers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so I did some work on this, and it turns out that it's the case. The water tanks are a thing. They're important, very important markers. And then I started reflecting on this but before I tell you what I understood... let me tell you people that got flagged this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So one person that got flagged by this mechanism of the water tanks was somebody called David Woodham from Consolidated Communications. And this is a photo of him here. Let me see if I can put it. Yeah, so this gentleman over here, this photo is from 2009, I believe. So he probably looks older than in that photo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He is from Consolidated Communications, which is the official [01:18:00] internet service provider of the criminal network right here in Katy, at least, like for example, Phil Denning, his personal email is from Consolidated Communications. And this is because they need to have this thing under tight control, so they minimize the risk of espionage by the FBI or the NSA on their agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, very close to Lake Pointe Estates. If you look for Lake Pointe Estates,

Reinaldo Aguiar: right? This is where Phil Denning lives, so Phil Denning lives around here on this side of the subdivision. So very close to here. There is a place where there's two tanks as well see, and this happens to be next to a Consolidated Communications facility, which is this one, which is what at the end caused him to be flagged, and also is protecting this house. This house in [01:19:00] particular is important. The address is 24043 River Place Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. And it's tied to a company called Logistical and Freight . It's a logistics company which logistics is a thing of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the, person living there is very important. Yeah. So I think that, that, house,

Reinaldo Aguiar: okay. JAFFER ZEHRA.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this, is the actual person, and he has a second address which ends in the, with falls on the Channel zero six, which is intelligence, I don't know. Out of curiosity, let's see what is in that address 2506 PAGE MANDARIN [01:20:00] PL RICHMOND, TX 77406 .

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is funny.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So see, they basically removed the houses from the map you can see that there are streets, but you cannot see any houses. And you can see in the street view photo that there is a house in there and there is even a car parked Moscow style outside. But they removed the houses from the satelital view.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you, you cannot see the houses, it looks like if it's agricultural land, so that tells you, that, tells you that this is a very important person. They went to the length of changing the sat imagery of an entire neighborhood, so long story short. The, water tanks are a thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I have, oh, sorry, I have here another one. Oh yes. So this one that I, went visit this one yesterday [01:21:00] is also protected by a water tank, so this water tank that is here,

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understood why, I think, and this is a theory but I think I understood the reason behind the water tank. The reason, and this is important because it ties Google into this a bit a little bit. The reason lies on the size of the tiles of Google Maps.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Google Maps, when you see this, a little imagery, you don't really see it, but it's really composed by tiles, and each tile has a dimension , and there's the zoom level. So if you zoom in, the tiles get smaller, so you're looking to, because you know you're fitting in the same screen [01:22:00] a certain number of tiles and you're zooming in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The tiles are smaller. And if you zoom out. The, tiles are bigger. So the problem they're solving with this is indexing is an indexing system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what they're doing is being able to find important locations by looking visually at the tile, the system, their computer system not a human, but a computer system, looks at the tile and classifies the objects and says this is probably a water tank.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is probably a house. This is probably a building, this is probably I don't know, a gas tank. If you look at this image right now, what they're doing is if you know at a zoom level of ...

Reinaldo Aguiar: The zoom levels of Google maps go from zero. 22 being the highest the, highest zoom level. So if I increase it to the maximum, this would be, this is level 22.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. [01:23:00] At level 22, and I researched this before coming to, to do this demo at level, sorry, at level 21, there are 287 trillion tiles in the entire planet. Of course, they don't have to search through the entire planet because if they're looking for a location in Houston they only have to search the tiles within Houston.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I'm gonna talk about the entire planet. So you get an idea of how this system works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you look at the entire planet, level 21, there's 287 trillion tiles at level 20. There are 1 trillion. At level 19, there are 274 billion, and each tile at level 19 is 76 meters by 76 meters. Okay. At the equator, because this also depends on the latitude, because the, earth is not perfectly round.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But for simplicity, [01:24:00] let's assume that it's 76 meters. So as you go down in zoom level or go up, depending on how you look at it, at level 18 so zooming out there's 68 billion tiles in the world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: At level 17, there's 17 billion, and each tile measures 152 meters at the equator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And at level 16, now there's only 4 billion and they measure 600 meters.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you think of a city, like for example, Katy, what they're doing is they're processing all the tiles and they're classifying at level, I think probably level 17. Okay. And they're classifying what object is visible in the, in each tile of, all the, 17 billion tiles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the ones that the classifier thinks, oh, this is probably a water tank, looked from above, [01:25:00] it's gonna be a handful of them only. So they could search very quickly through this small set of water tank tiles and they could, so it could be, I don't know, in the entire planet how many tiles... question is in Google Earth at level zoom 17. How many tiles could be classified as having a water tank?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. I haven't done the math, but I imagine it could be something like a thousand tiles, or, I don't know, 10,000 tiles. It's a small number for a computer. That's nothing. They could find people like that or places. So what they do is that next to these water tanks, they put important people and they put important businesses, so their system, which is basically a classifier of sat imagery, can find them very quickly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because the size of the tile reduces the number of candidates, it's simply a retrieval system. That's what it's. [01:26:00] So bad news, is that now that we know, now we know where the important people are. And these records of these houses, they can delete them from the public record, but I imagine the FBI has a copy, so these people are doomed how you escape from that, at least in the US and Canada . So that's the mystery of the water tanks. That's why they do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the same idea applies to the running tracks. That's why if you go to FM 1463 and Cinco Ranch, so this is the apartment complex where Diosdado Cabello still has my son captive , right here and next to it, they have and I'm not saying that because my son is captive there. They did this thing with the, running track. No. What I'm saying [01:27:00] is this apartment complex is a huge operational, important base of Diosdado Cabello, and that's why this running track is here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This running track is there because it. It, it, would be a tile, I think of level 16 even. So it's even fewer candidates, which means that it's easier, faster to find it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They have probably a system to find important apartment complexes controlled by Diosdado Cabello and Xi Jinping. And there's gonna be a handful of those, I don't know, a hundred, 200, like where the important, very important people live.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they mark those with with the, running tracks because it means that because of the size, the dimensions of the track and the, that's why the, and the colors, that's why that tone of orange or I don't know what color is that right. But the color is important. [01:28:00] And that's why it's kept in such a tip top shape.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you go to that running track and it's pristine. Like the green in the grass is pristine because the colors are important for the classifier to work with high precision, so that that's, how it works. And, it's just a matter of being able to find important locations quickly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why they mark them with these huge structures like stadiums and running tracks and water tanks and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The water tanks, of course, give the additional advantage that they provide a point of observation that is tall, which give you a helicopter view of anything surrounding that important person or that important location.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in terms of hierarchy, I would think that something located next to a water tank. It's more important, or carries more liability for Diosdado [01:29:00] Cabello specifically than something next to a running track because it, this has not only the size, the ground dimension, but also height for observation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm saying is that within these landmarks that they, and there might be others that they use, these are the only, the ones that I'm observing, but there might be other similar types of landmarks that they use.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The ones that have height probably imply that the thing that they're protecting is more important than the things that are flat on the ground. Like the basketball courts that they put in the backyards of some of prominent houses. Those are flat structures. They're simply there to mark so the classifier can work, but the ones that are additionally tall.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the CityXcape gym I think it's called, that is [01:30:00] next to Lake Pointe Estates. It's a huge structure, which would make retrieval using classifiers easy because it will be a smaller number of tiles, but also it's elevated, because they want the visual angle to it as well. And that aligns with Lake Pointe Estates being an important residential area for these spies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I wanted to mention that. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So another thing I wanted to mention is and, this is not so technical, but when, I started looking into addresses in Caracas, marked in the geo index, that's when Diosdado Cabello decided to file for divorce against me and asked for a restraining order and kidnaped my son.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And at the same [01:31:00] time just a few weeks after that, in response, I filed a class action lawsuit naming Wilmer Ruperti in that class action lawsuit and Wilmer Ruperti being an important operator of Diosdado Cabello here in the US to evade sanctions and to help Venezuela and Iran evade sanctions, international economic sanctions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm mentioning all this because I've noticed something. Is that on both cases, on both judicial cases: the divorce petition slash restraining order that Diosdado Cabello filed against me and the class action lawsuit that I filed in response. In both cases, I don't get any correspondence from the courts , and I know for a fact that the courts have issued citations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, in the case of the restraining order that Diosdado Cabello petitioned, [01:32:00] my former partner told me that there was a, an appointment set for July 23rd. She received the letter. I did not receive the letter. So it could be a way of impeding me to go, obstructing justice, obstructing the respondent to be present so they can make a decision without me being there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And on the case of the federal court. I went and saw in the calendar, which is public, that there was an initial conference set for, I think it was August 28th, if I'm not mistaken. I posted the date on the YouTube channel. But there's a date set in the calendar, and I did not receive any correspondence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because these are two different courts, two different processes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The commonality is USPS, and I know that DeJoy, the [01:33:00] former postmaster general was flagged in the Elon Musk's geo-index . So it is possible that they're intercepting my mail. So I don't get any correspondence from any of these two courts, so they can then just justify an unjustifiable decision, like the judge not recusing himself on the restraining order case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I wanted to mention that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, I want to talk a little bit about the Brazil cluster. This is documented in the website. I'm just going to mention the names . In this cluster we have Rui Lopes from Google Susanna Aguiar from SAP, Luis Angeli from Accenture Brazil, WindCom, the Brazilian company operating in Houston that employed my former partner and Francisco Castillo, for years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: SAP Brazil is in [01:34:00] this cluster and they're also co Clustered with Travis Kalanick because of the CalculadoHealth IP theft and Accenture Brazil is also flagged in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: SAP Brazil is also flagged in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. I'm gonna mention other, players. That are important. Mario Fatorello, he's a psychoanalyst, like a psychologist, Venezuelan, and he works for the SEBIN to extract information from his patients.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he was co clustered with Edith Perez, who is also Venezuelan also from the oil company days. And she went to school with my little sister, and she's here in Katy right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also flagged O'Connor Associates. This is a company that helps... because they have this scheme here, at least here in Katy, where they get [01:35:00] super high property tax refunds.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is documented on the website. And so they're tricking the county to giving them unusually high property tax returns. It's a way for them to also launder their money because what they're doing is the, network is paying for these houses and the mortgages and all that. Money that at the end is coming from  José David and Diosdado Cabello, and then they get a refund. The agents get a refund via this thing with O'Connor Associates which is clean money, that it's now in the US financial system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also flagged somebody called Sanda Dracic from San Francisco.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Rajan Patel from Google. He was the inventor or one of the inventors of Navboost. So very important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And ZoomInfo, the company and the CEO of ZoomInfo are also flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: okay. Now I'm gonna talk a, [01:36:00] little bit about tech subjects. Okay, so yesterday when I went yesterday I went very early in the morning. So yesterday being July 12th, very early in the morning to do to do a round in some houses I wanted to scan.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they were of course following me, but there was this particular person that was stalking me, like he was waiting for me in a corner just static there, waiting for me to pass. And so anyhow, I passed next to him and, took a photo. and and he's flagged, so I wanted to mention that stalking incident also in that area there was a Katy ISD police vehicle [01:37:00] parked in a driveway in a house that is marked in the geo index of Elon Musk. And surrounded by other houses marked and there were like, of course cars parked Moscow style. So yeah, concerning, because this is the police that the Katy ISD is basically the school district of Katy so this is the police that polices the schools and probably this police officer, 'cause if the car was there, it's because the police officer lives there. That Katy ISD police officer is part of the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also in the same area. There was a firefighter truck, official truck red with the logo of the Katy Firefighters and everything. Also parked in one of these houses, Martin, the index in that area. All of these are in the videos that are posted on YouTube already on the KOL-Mobile channel. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: There was also a person [01:38:00] that was, let me show you where that was. And I post the, I will post the individual pictures, but when I went to Lake Pointe Estates yesterday, they were following me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The usual, and here in this point, there was a sedan, a black sedan. I think it was an Acura, but I'm not sure. I have to check the video. And I haven't run this through the pipeline because. I was already on my way back, but around 29.74566, -95.79366, there was a black sedan parked, and the agent that came outside of the gym that is in the corner came into that car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's being flagged before. The guy, I recognized his face. I'll try to find the, to see if he got recorded this time, but I saw him visually with my eyes and I know that I've seen his face before [01:39:00] and he's very prominent. So maybe the recordings of that shopping mall, maybe or from the gym.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has, it must be, it must have cameras for liability reasons. That gym that is located here, the Tile, boxing Club, Katy, this one he was coming out of the gym with the Globes and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another thing, my pixel phone. So I have a pixel that I bought directly from Google, from the Google FI store.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's bugged, not at the carrier level, but the phone itself has a bug. And this is interesting because it was shipped to me directly by Google, so either Google was in it or somehow they intercepted the phone and bugged it. Either way it could be interesting to know how they did it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, the Stanley water bottles bought at Amazon have been flagged for, months.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're buggs, like those water bottles are bugs, very [01:40:00] sophisticated bugs . And I have two of them saved for the FBI to analyze when I get the chance to give it to them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now to close, I'm gonna talk about a bit of more on the update. I'm gonna give updates on the personal, more on the personal side of things, so one thing I noticed is that after I got that information about David Molero and the, information I got from the informant about the forced vasectomy, something strange happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My, my former partner and I, we had this agreement to not talk about the separation slash restraining order and to resolve this in court to avoid friction between us.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But strangely, the day after I posted the video, she came here and she was talking to me and she said I have to talk to you about something. And [01:41:00] then she said something like "I talked to my lawyer today", she talked to her lawyer, so she talked to her lawyer and she was talking about thinking about removing the claims that I'm crazy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't ask her to remove those claims, but she mentioned in a couple of occasions things like implying that I've asked her, I didn't ask her to remove those claims. I want those claims to remain in because that allows me to insert all this into the legal record. I have no reasons or interest to remove those claims or to want to remove those claims.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow she's been saying that, we've talked about removing the claims. I don't I don't, I don't argue with her because I'm not gonna start an argument for something that has no point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, so anyhow, she starts the conversation by saying that she was talking to the lawyer about possibly removing [01:42:00] the claim, the claims that I'm crazy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the lawyer told her, and this is what she told me, that it's not possible to remove it, to remove them because the process is already at the motion stage and that it cannot be removed. That one solution could be that we could perhaps reach an agreement outside of court, like a private agreement outside of court between her and me, and that way we could avoid altogether the process.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know... it felt to me like they're trying to get out of court right now, that they know that all of this is gonna become part of the record. It is already part of the record. So it felt to me like a desperate attempt to to, backpedal, so of course I said "no, let's, resolve this with, a judge, let's see what [01:43:00] happens". And so that was two days ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So yesterday my former partner started sending me text messages, strange text messages, like they felt like designed by a lawyer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the text messages were without provocation or reason or anything. Like I, I wasn't saying anything bad or anything, but she started saying that I was controlling and that that I am trying to harm her. So I don't know. It, felt to me like a series of text messages designed by Morgan Hybner or another lawyer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Designed to make it look I, I'm guessing, what I can see, what I can sense is that what is going to come next from them is some sort of allegation that I'm saying these things to harm her. This is a way of me being controlling and maybe from controlling [01:44:00] they will jump to manipulative.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, imagine something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're gonna say that this is just a campaign that I'm advancing to actually harm her. Which is just Not true. I, and I said this multiple times before, I don't hate her. I don't have any animosity towards, I understand that... I understand the situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I wanted to put that out there because when it comes then people will be able to see, yeah, he he was right. So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is, and here I apologize. I have to give a little bit of details that are personal ... but, I think it's important because it could be a pattern.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So after I got that information from the informant, I remembered something that could be crucial. [01:45:00] Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the last video I said something like I didn't see any indications that I could have had a vasectomy. What I meant by that is that I've seen in the movies and I don't know, I think on the Big Bang Theory, there is an episode where one of them gets a vasectomy, and he's like in bed for three days and it hurts. And he's complaining of the pain.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I remembered that after the operation, I saw bruises in my pelvic area. Okay. But not nothing in the area where you would expect to see bruises or incisions or something if you get a vasectomy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But more on the pelvic area. But I had bruises. So I think I understood.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think the way it works is that in this type of procedures, they bruise the target, with an instrument or something. They create bruises. So if they really did the vasectomy and it hurts, the target would [01:46:00] think that it was hurting because of the bruises that it was, that I got bruised during the operation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe they didn't handle my body correctly , or I fell or something right during the operation. And that's why I'm experiencing this pain now. I understand that's probably part of the mechanism of how they make the subject or the target believe that this pain is normal if they experience the pain because they did the vasectomy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What that tells me is that this is also a standardized, this is a standard procedure and there might be other people out there that went for a plastic surgery procedure and came out with inexplicable bruises on their pelvic area and had pain.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll have to go to a doctor when I can, when I'm able to see a doctor that is not controlled by Diosdado Cabello and find out, but it seems like a standardized procedure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think [01:47:00] the reason why they pick plastic surgery specifically is because...

Reinaldo Aguiar: Side note, they could have done it with other type of surgery.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They could have produced some kind of symptom and they can do that via multiple ways. With the protein shakes from Amazon that would've prompted me to go to the doctor and that doctor could have recommended another operation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it's a plastic surgery and I think the reason is because there's certain taboo around plastic surgery and people are less likely to talk about it. And to go to the authorities if it's a plastic surgery. So I think that's probably why.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically the idea is get the target into plastic surgery using the friends to seed the idea in their head. Then do the vasectomy or, if it's a woman, I don't know what it's called when it's a woman, but the equivalent procedure for a woman, produce bruises [01:48:00] right near the area. So if they feel pain, they don't think that they were sterilized. And then nobody knows.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So because of that, if it's standardized in that way, then it would mean that plastic surgeons are the achilles heel of this, because they could be tracked.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So all authorities will need to do is make a list of all the plastic surgeons that are prominent, because these targets are gonna go to prominent ones, plastic surgeons that are making more than $1,000,000 a year in personal income that are marked in the geo-index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's gonna be a very small set of plastic surgeons. And then maybe look for people that had bruises or that reported having bruises, could be right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. Another person important is somebody called [01:49:00] Ramon Sanchez from a company called Controlled Networks. And he carries a lot of liability because he was involved in a ruse to basically prevent me to to buy servers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, he's important. I'm not gonna give much details, but suffice to say that he's very, important. His name is Ramon Sanchez, allegedly, or what I heard is that he's of Cuban origins, and He was also a NASA ex engineer. So you know, he has all the check boxes and the company that he owns a company called Controlled Networks, which is in networking.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he basically has a small telecom operator where he can assign cell phone numbers, reroute traffic, like cell phone traffic it sounds like the kind of company this network would utilize to do things like intercepting cell phones and intercepting traffic from cell phones and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I, besides [01:50:00] of the liability that he carries because of interactions with me, I think his line of work and the company he owns are probably fundamental to this, organization. So with that, I'm gonna close this session, which is, it seems like it ran pretty long. And I apologize for that, but oh, I have one more item, sorry, I should have mentioned this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Altuve, the baseball player is flagged in the index and also at some point and also he carries liability because he he interacted with me directly via Jose Castillo who was a person that was helping me like doing improvements to my house. And he's an agent of the SEBIN, like Jose Castillo is an agent and he introduced me to, Altuve.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not personally, but like at some point Altuve even gave me a check and I have the check here, I'm gonna show it. [01:51:00] I hope that it can be seen in camera. It has the signature of Altuve and the account number, everything is in there and this probably has the fingerprints of Altuve and Jose Castillo together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it could be some, it could have some proprietary value, for Altuve. So I have that, that with me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: With that, I'm gonna conclude this session on Goldman Sachs and how they operate. And I hope that this really helps the free world. And I'll see you on the next one. Okay. Bye.

Irrelevant updates - 2025_07_16 14_13 CDT - Recording
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good afternoon invisible Friends. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. My full name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano, and today is July 16th 2025 and it's about 2:15 PM and I'm located at the 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy Texas 77494.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Welcome back to law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips. And as usual, I'm recording this video as part of this civic campaign that I'm advancing to bring Diosdado Cabello to Justice,

Reinaldo Aguiar: bring Diosdado Cabello to the US", which is the only way that, that there could be justice.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today I want to make a, quick very short session just to give a few, small items that I've been meaning to deliver [00:01:00] and well, one of them I just found out today, but the other ones were older and I haven't delivered them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'll, I want, I wanted to do that today. Sorry. Let's start with informant updates. Okay. I don't know if viewers would recall that. I've developed a few informants over the last, I would say seven months, eight months in different parts of this criminal organization. Like some of them are on the Chinese team some of them are in the Venezuelan team, et cetera.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's this particular informant. That I've been exchanging messages with for the last two days. I've had communicated with him before and he's reliable, or he has been reliable. But the last two days he gave me a couple of good [00:02:00] tips. I would say so I wanted to share them in case law enforcement watches this video or investigates these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they could be probatory . Now, I have to say one of the things that Informant told me, which was today I don't know, like I, I don't have any way to know if it's true or not. And as I mentioned before I've seen this thing where Diosdado Cabello and his team would feed the informants with bad information on purpose.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To try to locate them, like it's a honeypot ruse. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I say something that they know is wrong and they know who they said it to, then they know that person is an informant, like this thing honestly seems so farfetched that I, don't think there's risk in saying this, that's why I'm saying it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Either he got it [00:03:00] wrong or.... but I don't think it would be a honeypot ruse, is what I'm saying. Yeah, so the, I'm gonna start with the first one. So the first one the latest, what? The messages that I received today... it's a bit out there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if this will be true. And I have no way to verify it, but I'm gonna say it because if it turns out to be true, it means a couple of things. I'm gonna say what I think it would mean after I say it , okay, so this is what the informant sent me today:

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he said he, he was basically telling me the legal strategy of Diosdado Cabello in the upcoming divorce slash restraining order lawsuit that he decided to file against me when I started investigating his network agents, his [00:04:00] minions in Caracas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Apparently, this is what the informant told me: the strategy is going to be... something related to... and I'll have to give a little bit of backstory of who this character is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I honestly, I don't remember him, but apparently that's going to be part of the legal strategy, and now it's important. I want to say this so today is July 16th, 2025, 2:00 PM. I haven't received anything at this point from Morgan Hybner or from the court, or from anybody. Not even a citation. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I have no way to know any of this, except what the informant told me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm saying this because if this turns out to be the case, if they filed this in court, and this is really the legal strategy, it would basically prove that the informant is spot on, and that this is a criminal network doing all this right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that's also why I'm saying it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow [00:05:00] so the backstory is there's a character which I used to call the bartender in New York. Okay. And this is it's a long story, but I think more or less, like in 2012, 2013, I was dating Jillian Walsh. Okay. And she's documented in the website and in other videos here, and she's an agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It wasn't a random event that I met her, like all that was designed by Diosdado Cabello and Pierre Omidyar and all of them. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was dating in Jillian and part of the strategy that Pierre Omidyar had back in the days was to introduce psychological stress, on me in this case. But this is a standardized procedure .

Reinaldo Aguiar: They do this to all their targets that are male, I'm guessing, so anybody who has any, anybody who's a male entrepreneur that wants to work on a startup that competes with eBay or with DefinitiveHealthcare, like they apply this to them, [00:06:00] the technique is the following:

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they manufacture this synthetic, romantic interest, that is a unicorn of a romantic interest for you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they do this by, and I've talked about this before in other videos, they do this by gathering intelligence, in this case with Diosdado Cabello, and the SEBIN. And because I was born in Venezuela. Then they used the Venezuelan intelligence, but if I had been Italian, they would have used the Italian intelligence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with the intelligence of your country of origin, they gather intelligence about everything in your life, like the things you like, the things you dislike, your goals, your aspirations, your dreams, your fears, everything and then they, and what, and also what is your your type, the physical characteristics that you prefer in a romantic partner , and then what they do with that, they manufacture this unicorn of a romantic interest, so in this case, Jillian Walsh [00:07:00] was that for me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the way they do that, they feed her, with information about what to say to you, how to act , so she tells you exactly the right things. Like this synthetic interest will never say anything wrong, and she's exactly physically as you would like her to be right. So you fall in love with this unicorn.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And what they do next is that they use the the unicorn to introduce psychological stress and the way they do that. So for example, Jillian would tell me things like... we were dating, but then she would tell me things like she didn't want to be exclusive and like she was at the same time seeing these other couple of guys, and they would, she would show me photos of the guys that she was dating. On addition, additionally, and she would do things like leave her phone on the table unlocked so I would see the messages, things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's very effective because you are basically in love, you think you're in love, your brain [00:08:00] doesn't know that this is manufactured. So you think you're in love and at the same time that, that perfect unicorn, that you have never met before in your life could be taken away from you, by not one, but two or three or four guys, one of those was the bartender, so she had one of these characters, I don't know if he's real or not. I've never met him in person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The story goes that he was a bartender at a place called Employees Only in New York. It's a bar on, I think it's eighth Avenue or seventh Avenue on I would say something like 14th Street or 15th Street, like three blocks away from Google. From the Google office. So yeah, eighth Avenue on 15th Street, I think is the address.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We were dating and then she would tell me things [00:09:00] like she was going to meet him at the bar and talk to him because they were friends and they had dated before and the thing wasn't really over and like all these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, but to be honest, I don't recall what he looks like. Like I have no recollection of that. This happened 12 years ago, or I don't know... 12, 13 years ago, and I never met him in person. I, think she showed me a picture a few times, but I honestly, I don't, he wasn't important in my life.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I yeah, she was making me jealous, but but him as a person to me, he he wasn't important to me. So I don't remember his face or what he looks like.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, apparently the strategy of Diosdado Cabello is going to be to present to me. Another... like a clone, like a body double of this bartender from [00:10:00] 13 years ago, and they're gonna somehow feed me with idea that there was a relationship between this bartender, let's call him 2.0 and my former partner. So I become jealous, and I inquire about this, I don't know, bartender 2.0 to my former partner. And that, so that creates a record, like a text message or something where I ask about this man.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then what they're gonna do is that they're gonna get, this is what the informant told me. Again, I don't know if any of this is true, but if, they do this, days after I said it, it proves that the criminal network is designing the legal strategy. And not only that, it's that it's a fake legal, it's a, they're manufacturing evidence, which is a crime as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so what he told me is that they were going to get an affidavit from Jillian [00:11:00] Walsh talking about the bartender to then basically present to the court the idea that is, I have a fixation with this man or this type of men , and that I'm a controlling and jealous towards my former partner , and that everything I'm saying is to hurt my, my former partner, and again, I don't know if this is true. This is what what the, informant told me. Not in so many words... I can see where is going, now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have to say this comment from the informant could explain the series of strange messages that I got from my former partner a few days ago, and I documented this in a video where she was saying that I was controlling, sending me text, strange text messages, that, said that I was a controlling man that, I wanted to control her and that things that, first, are not true, and [00:12:00] secondly , were not called for in that conversation we were having.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This was a text conversation without any provocation or any friction. And she starts saying those things, so it seemed to me like those message could have been designed by either Morgan Hybner or another lawyer, probably from the Adams Law firm. Because now they are part of the case basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's ... it could be consistent or compatible with those messages that I received, those strange messages: to paint that picture that I'm a controlling individual, jealous and all that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I, I'm not a lawyer and I think it's silly that... i'm talking to the criminals now: I think it's a bit silly that you insist in try to discredit me. That's not going... there's a database with all your addresses marked in the [00:13:00] database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you can say anything you want about me, but that doesn't change the fact that all the crimes are recorded in the database. It's just... unless there's something that I'm not understanding could be, that in my legal ignorance, 'cause I'm not a lawyer. There is an angle to this legal strategy that I'm not seeing, but I just don't see how discrediting me is going to erase the database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's, I just don't see it. I, wish somebody would explain that to me either from the criminal network or somebody from the free world, but somebody must know. Why the fixation in discrediting me when the database is an artifact that exists in the real world? Regardless of my reputation. Yes, I found it, but I didn't create it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like my reputation is agnostic, it has nothing to do with the existence of the database or with what is recorded in the database. So I don't know, I don't understand, [00:14:00] I don't understand the concept. It seems a bit foreign to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now the second thing the foreman told me, and this was before, this was I think two days ago maybe I can't recall, but the informant told me and, this might be important in case authorities investigate this and they capture this piece of evidence, it would be... it would be monumental because it would show that the informant knows what he's talking about, so he reminded me of something that I did not remember, and it was that, I don't know if, viewers will recall the incident of June 2nd in which the criminal network and who now I believe was probably David Molero or David Molero, they stole a YubiKey from me and a small pen drive with an SD card inside. And I documented this in a video back on those days.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I [00:15:00] documented that, I said that what was important to me was the YubiKey because it had... it gave access to my accounts that, I use to maintain SpyHELL and other systems, and I said at the time, the pen drive wasn't that important to me because it contained old code that I don't even remember what it was. It's so old and so outdated that I don't even recall what is in that pen drive. I was carrying it because it had a text file that I was using like a notepad.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, the informant told me that Diosdado Cabello and the Chinese had the pen drive, like he confirmed that they stole it. And on top of that, he told me that inside of the pen drive there was... they found a file that was a JSON file for a service [00:16:00] account. Or, two ... or I don't recall if you said one or two...

Reinaldo Aguiar: My messages disappear, like this system I created is like snapchat . I don't, it, it doesn't keep a record to protect the informants. And to prevent that they steal something and then get the messages right. So I don't recall exactly if it was one or two JSON files, but he mentioned JSON files for the service accounts in Google Cloud.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For people that are non-technical, these are files that function basically like an atomic authentication mechanism. But if you have the file, you can perform certain actions in Google Cloud on my behalf. It's like a username and password combined in a certificate, in a file, in a text file.

Reinaldo Aguiar: JSON format , the informant told me that the Chinese and the Venezuelans had found in that pen drive a few, one or two, I can't recall, of these service account files, which is dangerous because it means that they could have impersonated me and logged into Google Cloud [00:17:00] via the APIs. Not direct access, but they could do things like copy the data or destroy things or sabotage the servers, things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that was very scary. So I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I took the... I don't know if that is true or not, because I don't have access to the pen drive and I don't recall what is in there, to be honest. I know it's old code , maybe eight months old, a year old. I don't know. It's nothing that I'm using in production today, that's for sure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it could be one of those JSON authentication files that I used two, three years ago, so to be cautious, I eliminated all of them from Google Cloud. I disabled all, like I revoked the authentication of all the files to be on the safe side in case the, informant is, saying something that is correct and is telling the truth, I'm safe.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I checked and it seemed like no damage was zone. Like I couldn't see, I have to check the logs to [00:18:00] see if they made request to copy data or things like that. But from what I could see quickly, I didn't see any obvious damage. But I am mentioning this because when inevitably authorities investigate this, if authorities capture, or apprehend, I think is the correct word, suspects and they happen to be in possession of this pen drive. And this pen drive indeed contains those JSON files. It would prove that this informant knows what he's talking about, same idea as if they filed in court an affidavit from Jillian Walsh or from another synthetic romantic interest that they fabricated for me over the last years, asserting That I'm controlling or whatever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they do that, if that's a legal strategy and I know it at this very moment, not being able to leave my house unless I go to the other house... [00:19:00] the only possible explanation is that this informant knows what he's talking about and that in fact all this legal strategy and the lawyers and everything is part of a scheme of the criminal network as they did with with Goldman Sachs when I wanted to sue them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, this is another interesting point: the timing of the thing with the bartender 2.0, if this is true, the timing is interesting because, so this information came to me a day after, or two days after I made a recording, a testimony and recorded it in video talking about Goldman Sachs and the possible link between Goldman Sachs and David or David Molero. And I talked about the physical characteristics of David Molero and he is [00:20:00] 5'10 white, caucasian and slim. And yeah, I don't recall the bartender 1.0, like the original one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't recall exactly what he looks like, but I think he was white. If I describe, what I recall about him, it would be more or less something like that. It's that type of, guy, 5'10 Caucasian thin, so I don't know it, it could, the timing is interesting because if they're doing this to either... the creating the bartender 2.0: if they're doing this to either create this fake legal, the synthetic legal strategy of fabricating evidence with affidavits and such, or, they are doing it to confuse me, to apply a kind of counterintelligence. So I think that the guy is this synthetic bartender 2.0. Then [00:21:00] either way, what the timing suggests that this is a reaction from Goldman Sachs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is common right after I talked about Goldman Sachs two days ago. It confirms, the... who is planning the legal strategy is people that are being paid by Goldman Sachs and they're defending Goldman Sachs. So the timing could be interesting as well, is what I'm saying.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another thing that I was thinking and I did not mention is that it's just a random thought about the informant, and the thing about the JSON Key, seems precise to me because how would that informant know that those keys were there? It's possible they were there. I remember I had... those keys existed to the point that I deleted them from Google Cloud.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They did exist. So how did the informant know this?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that suggests to me that maybe he is he's telling the truth. He knows what he's talking about.[00:22:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's two thoughts, two conclusions or two inferences that I can draw from this. One is that this informant is very well connected because.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I means he has to be very high up because he knows about technical. He said something about technical things, JSON Keys, and then the next day he tell me something about legal strategy of Diosdado Cabello. Two topics that couldn't be further away from each other.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So only a person that has super high visibility would know the two things, or would have access to the two pieces of information, so he is not only able to see technical things, he's also able to see strategy things, military strategy things, because the, that divorce and that restraining order is a, it's that's a military strategy, paramilitary really 'cause of the kidnapping, it's a kidnapping. It's the same thing that the guerrillas [00:23:00] in Colombia did in the eighties: kidnapping citizens.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's one thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other thing that crossed my mind is that this informant must really hate Diosdado Cabello. He's, he is giving me information that if true, if it's true, it could destroy him, like he must really hate him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. It made me kind of wonder, wonder what could motivate a human being to hate somebody so much as to feed the adversary with information that could destroy him in such a horrible way...

Reinaldo Aguiar: so I don't know. I have two theories, one is that maybe this informant is like, close in the line of succession, if something was to happen to Diosdado and he could no longer fulfill his [00:24:00] role within this criminal network, maybe this person could be somewhere close, or could advance significantly. That could be one motivation, some more power for the informant, but that would mean that informant is really a criminal too.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know how I feel about that. Receiving help from somebody that could be a criminal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Before I thought this, right before today, I thought that his intentions were altruistic, I think is the word in English. I don't know... where that he had good intentions. Like he really wanted things to change in Venezuela, but. The, type of information and if it's true, the effectiveness that, that it could have... suggests that maybe he has another motive.[00:25:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other theory that I have is that maybe he has a grievance, a personal grievance against Diosdado Cabello, maybe Diosdado Cabello assigned one of his special projects to his little sister or something like that, or his mom... I don't know. And maybe he resents Diosdado for that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Could be I don't know, just food for thought. I.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now I'm gonna switch to a, technical topic. It's about weaponization of coca-net.com. For people not familiar with the term, coca-net.com is a website, a tool I created to compute what is a possible satellite bouncing point if you want to bounce a signal off a satellite without collaboration, active collaboration of the satellite to make your signal land in another point on Earth.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically the same thing that they're doing with their mesh network and their antennas. I [00:26:00] created a tool that does the computation for you so you can estimate when you have to send the signal to hit what satellite , so it occurred to me that thing is also a weapon. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The way, and it came to me because I remember that back in the, maybe like I would say a year ago or 10 months ago, there was a point in the conflict with the criminal network and the Diosdado Cabello and these people in which they didn't really, they didn't... after I captured the geo index and I started posting things on the website, they didn't know what to do, besides attempting to kill me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So one of the things they were doing was sabotaging my internet connection. Okay. And I was using at the time two start link terminals and I would do things to avoid eavesdropping or to try to avoid eavesdropping.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't know at that point that Starlink was a fundamental piece of the criminal enterprise. So fundamental that the bouncing off technique of the satellites for the mesh network depends [00:27:00] on the Starlink satellites being in orbit. That fundamental is .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I didn't know that it was part of the network, so I, my strategy was to move the antennas and do silly things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, at some point, right when I started moving antennas, a lot of times, say I, designed some things that allowed me to move them very quickly so I could move, I had antennas and I could move each antenna one time per minute, something like that. So effectively I could change the orientation every 30 seconds.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they will have to pass a car every 30 seconds in front of my house, to get the new Mac address. So what they started doing was. Attacking the terminals, the starlink terminals, bringing them down, like flooding them with requests.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I remember that at the time I thought: "this is stupid", because if they're doing this, the traffic is coming from inside a starlink because this is a private network, so I thought [00:28:00] this is stupid, because if they're attacking the terminals, using a starlink or using servers connected to a starlink, this is traceable and authorities eventually, when I manage to talk to them, I have the timestamps of the attacks. So with the timestamps, you can go back and check who sent all these requests?

Reinaldo Aguiar: There are network logs and connection logs. It's traceable, even if it's a year after the fact, but it's traceable. Like when they were attacking my Comcast internet with the Linode node and Akamai servers I have the IP addresses, I have the logs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I thought at that time that the technique of the attack was using internal networking. But I understand now that what they're probably doing is bouncing signals off, say, 500 satellites at the same time, so they all end up in my, terminal, that way there is no logs [00:29:00] because they're bouncing the signals off the shell, the body of the satellite without the satellite even knowing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm saying is that they weaponize this bounce off technique to flood a terminal with requests. And the way they do it, I'm imagining it's easy, so they pass a car in front of the terminal, they sniff the MAC address.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Once they know the Mac address, and they have the coordinates, the exact coordinates. And that's why the landscaping company of Lake Point Estates, every time I moved the antenna from one place to another, they would come with two vehicles and triangulate where the antenna was located.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I have recordings of this, that's why they were triangulating because they needed to know the exact geographical position of the antenna to be able to compute the bounce points for the satellites to do this kind of distributed attack using the, Starlink constellation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this brings me to Ukraine because I read somewhere long time ago that [00:30:00] Ukraine had this problem where the Starlink terminals that they were using to coordinate the drones were being attacked by Russia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The terminals, not with weapons but with requests, so they flood the terminals, they Starlink terminals with requests and therefore the drones cannot communicate and fall to the ground or crash or whatever, so it's a weapon. And the weapon consists on weaponizing the constellation of a Starlink satellites to bounce signals from 500 different origins, origin points.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Geographical points, bouncing them on different satellites that would make them, at the end, the signal land on this specific geographical coordinate where you have your terminal right, and all these requests have a destination Mac address: your Mac address.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What happens is your terminal becomes overwhelmed with requests and then can't respond.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It overwhelms the CPU of the [00:31:00] terminal. So it's a weapon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a weapon as well is what I'm saying, A military weapon. Okay. Starlink , The satellite, the constellations might be used as a military weapon to attack ground base sat terminals, is what I'm saying. Let that sink in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And now I'm gonna talk about something more local here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I call it spy hacks. Okay? And what I mean by this is, sorry, I'm gonna put this a little bit up because it's too low. Spy Hacks. So what they're doing these days is ...they've been doing this for a year, so before they were putting... the license plates on the car, they would cover them with a film that blocks infrared light, the idea is to block the cameras. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I mean that worked a year ago, and they've been doing this for more than a year, that work a year ago because I was using the "digital watchdog" license plate [00:32:00] readers, which are based on infrared light. So it, effectively blocked the license plate readers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But now I'm using GoPro cameras and they're so ignorant, they didn't even check the specs. The GoPro cameras are blind to infrared. They have a, an infrared filter behind the lens. In the sensor. So they effectively, the infrared does nothing to them. So they've been blocking the thing with the infrared film for a year, and I haven't told them anything because I'm not gonna help them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they were blocking something that is... with something that was having no effect because the camera really doesn't use infrared. But the last few days after I installed the reflectors, the light reflectors to basically destroy the anonymity that they get from the tinted windows.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They started to replace the filters, those IR filters that we're using, and now they replaced them [00:33:00] with a clear filter that's highly reflective. The idea is that when the beam of my reflector hits the license plate, the light reflects out , and then it basically blinds. It creates like a like a burn, like a light burn on the image.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it's silly because it's basically like an identification badge , they might as well put a sign in the car that says I'm a spy. 'cause now you, if you drive around Katy, you see all these cars with this film that seems like company-issue now. It's the exact same material, size, everything, it seems like Diosdado Cabello is like issuing these and giving it to them, to all of them, or many of them, but I think it's silly because it's a signal for detection, so if authorities drive around and see one of these cars with this film on the license plate. That's likely an agent.[00:34:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also another thing that's a strange really, and I think could be even a crime. I don't, know, I'm not a lawyer, but I think, at least, in Canada, this would be a crime, but I don't know if here is the same. So what they're doing is they're cutting, like with a saw the license plates, they're like mutilating them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in fact, there's an interesting example I saw today and it's, I'm gonna, in the videos that I'm going to upload today, you will be able to see it. It was a white sedan , that was parked on that gym that is in front of Lake Pointe Estates... 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it was parked in front of the gym and the front license plate was mutilated, but it wasn't an accident because you can see that it had tool marks right on the cutting of the, and they basically removed the first character and the last character and the lower part, they basically, the license plate, they cut it down to maybe 50% of its size, something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: By, [00:35:00] cutting these two borders and the lower, so the license plate is like this, like super small, and but also funny, the back license plate is not cut. It had the full numbers, which is stupid. If you're gonna do the thing, like you have to do it on the two license plates, otherwise what, would, what's the point?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This car has cameras. 360 degrees if you evade one side, the other side will get you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I don't know. It seems I'm mentioning this because it seems to me like these agents are, going rogue. They're acting without direction, they're not following orders and they're making these stupid mistakes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. It, I thought it would be a good idea to mention because it's also a good signal for detection, if you see license plates that are cut, missing, or with this film on top: that's likely an agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So I'm gonna, I'm [00:36:00] gonna cut this session at this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was just a quick update and I'm gonna make other separate videos about other topics. Okay? Thank you so much. Talk to you soon.

The Bigram hits
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good morning, invisible friends. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. My full name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano, and I'm located at the 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. I'm recording this video as part of the civic campaign that I'm advancing, titled, bring Diosdado to Justice, Diosdado Cabello, bring Diosdado Cabello to the US.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And today is, July 17th, 2025 and it's about 8:20 AM central time. So today I have, I have very interesting updates. What a time to be alive, brother. So where, where to begin? So, usually, [00:01:00] uh, I try to like, give updates first and then at the end, if there's an insight that I, that I see that could be useful, I try to give that at the end. But this, in this video, I'm gonna reverse that order because I think it would make more sense. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I would like to begin by, recalling a post that I created maybe like a year ago. It was a long time ago and I tried to find it, but I couldn't find it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's something I wrote and, I don't recall the exact wording. I'll, I'll have, I'll, I'll try to find it, but, the gist of it was that, I was reflecting on, I mean, at the time I didn't have the geo index it was, it was more than a year ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't have the geo index yet, but I knew that I was under heavy surveillance and that it was systematized.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I knew that there was an app coordinating the surveillance. But I didn't [00:02:00] at that point have the index yet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Uh, so I was reflecting on, I think if I recall correctly the post... I was reflecting on, software engineering as a form of art. Uh, 'cause I, I really see it that way. I love, I love what I do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's, I don't know, it's, I, I cannot even put it into words, what I feel when I, when I write software or when I design systems, it feels to me like a form of art, really. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I was basically pleading, uh, in that post to whoever makes those decisions in, within the government, to prioritize education on software engineering at a very early age.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I was saying something like, we should, kids at pre-K should be already writing software, even before they know how to actually write, [00:03:00] words. I, I was making that point, and I, and I, I was saying something like, uh, the thought was that, the world I think needs more artists and less people like Travis Kalanick and Elon Musk, who are just stealing what other people create. So what real artists create.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that was the thought, and you're gonna see in a second why I say this. I mean, why I'm remembering this right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thought that I want to recall was something more recent, maybe a month ago in one of these videos, I, that I record, I said something like, it was a suggestion I was offering to authorities . To the FBI and I was saying, if you, if you want to, disentangle this network, my suggestion would be to put together a multi, a multifaceted [00:04:00] team of people from the FBI and people from Google search specifically. And I said that because I see the, the commonalities on the techniques of, of surveillance in how the system is designed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I recognize a lot of things that remind me of Google search. And I worked there for nine years, almost 10 years, and before that I worked at Yahoo Search. I've been working in search, end-to-end probably I don't know, 20 years now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the thought was that, to, to solve this puzzle, a team of, people from the FBI or the NSA or some, some, something like that, plus a team of people from Google is needed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's funny because, uh, I mean, I'm recalling all this because, uh, today, because last night, and I'm sorry, I apologize for the face. It is just that I I woke up at 3:00 [00:05:00] AM to, scan some neighborhoods that I wanted to scan yesterday, but I couldn't. Uh, I started yesterday, but I couldn't finish because they sent a man to harass me and to threaten me. So I had to stop, safety first. I had to stop yesterday, but I continued early, very early this morning. I think it was like 3:30 AM when I left the house. So I was doing that in the early morning. So anyhow, today. After I did that, I could verify, and I can tell you right now that these people, I mean the, the architects of this system of cars, I'm, I'm talking specifically about the cars.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this network of cars being used as surveillance nodes and mobile nodes for the mesh network. This system was designed by Googlers or, or at least they helped, uh, in a big, in, in a big way in designing that. And specifically people from search and from Muppet, from the [00:06:00] Muppet team at Google, which I've said before in a post, i, I sort like when I noticed that they encode things into the street numbers if you read them right to left. And I speculated that it could be somebody from, from the Muppet team at Google search that has a cultural background from an Arabic country because of that way of thinking, of reading right to left, right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I had that suspicion, but what I saw today, uh, it's confirmed, like I'm pretty sure that some people, I think it's more than one person, and I think, uh, they're from Google Search specifically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, be careful if it's not Michael, Michael Schueppert, uh, like, uh, it's possible, right, that Michael was working on this, on the technical side of things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause I see things, and I mentioned this before, like when you see something, like if you know the creator of the thing, when you see the [00:07:00] creation, you can recognize the traits of the creator in the creation, and I see things that, remind me of Michael, Michael Schueppert. So, I, that's an a speculation of course. I didn't see him writing the code, but if it's not Michael, it's somebody like Michael, at that level. Well, or Jeff Dean or his team at Google , like, I can't see right. How, how it works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I'm gonna, I'm gonna give you a backstory why I'm saying all this. Okay. And here I'm gonna give a little bit more information than I gave yesterday because, I think, this informant is definitely very good,

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened was, uh, uh, this informant, the same informant that told me, about David [00:08:00] Molero, the same informant that told me about the legal strategy of the Diosdado Cabello with the bartender 2.0 and Jillian Walsh writing an affidavit or something along those lines.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, he had so many other things, which are documented in the in the recordings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This same informant, uh, has been helping me in a big way. So this informant put me in contact with people that... now that I can communicate freely, because I've developed my own communication network, basically, I have to go to that extent, to be able to evade their surveillance, I mean, their electronic surveillance on my communications.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now that I can send messages and receive messages without them intercepting them. Sometime ago I asked him if he [00:09:00] would consider putting me in contact with, uh, because he's pretty high up, like, by the things that he's told me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I can see that he is close to Diosdado Cabello, I don't know his, like, real identity of course, but, judging by the things that he has told me and that, like, for example, what I checked out this morning, it's undoubtable . That, that, that he's close to Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I asked him if he would consider putting me in contact with low level agents in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't want somebody high up because that people could have like, loyalty ties... and let me tell you what is the problem that I was trying to solve with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I've been reading about, history basically... about, cases in which, investigative agencies have, successfully disassembled a, a [00:10:00] criminal enterprise, not as, not this big, but, big.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And what I saw, the commonality was that, and I, I don't know, this probably, it's a question for a historian. I don't, I, I don't know, like I, I don't know the answer to this... but from what I've read, right I tried to see what, what was the pattern in the successful cases, it seemed to me, again, a speculation, but it seemed like the pattern was that the team that fought that battle, had a combination of technical skills in whatever the enterprise was doing, so enterprise was robbing banks. So this team had, experts in banks and how the banks work and people that worked in a bank, and they also had a team of analysts, that, that, that, that could, apply engineering basically to the problem... [00:11:00] so what I realized was that I have only one of those two things, I have only the technical expertise, but I don't know where to apply it, because, I, I, I've never operated in this network, in this, criminal enterprise.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for example, to give you an example, I don't know exactly where to focus my, my attention, so that's why I reached out for help. So this is informal, and I realized that he doesn't have all the information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he doesn't know, like I, I tried to quiz him, like, uh, I tried to see if he would know which are the interesting neighborhoods, which I know which they are because I have the database, so I can see which are the neighborhoods. So I was like seeing if he would give me the correct answers, but he doesn't know, like, he doesn't know, he doesn't have that level of detail on the ground, probably because he's high up, he doesn't have, I imagine Diosdado Cabello doesn't know the names [00:12:00] of the agents in front of my house, like he doesn't have that level of visibility, because he's too high up in the criminal organization. Something like that, so that's why I asked him if he could put me in contact with people that could flip, that he would think that, would collaborate with me, that were lower level because I wanted to have that ground visibility to combine it with my technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, we did that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And what happened then was that, and I have to be honest here, like I don't, I don't know their names and we got to an agreement, right. I offered them, because the other thing I saw while I was reading this history, these cases was that the big successes seemed to come from when the FBI, for example, is able to flip agents from the criminal organization.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the way they flip them from what I read, is by giving them incentives, like, lower [00:13:00] sentences or reduced sentences . Or, uh, special treatment when they have to, go to court. I don't know, i, I, I don't know exactly. I've never seen the unsealed documents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I, I only saw what's public.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. I started thinking, okay, so how can I motivate these agents, because I don't have, I cannot offer them anything, so what I offered them was a stock in Key Opinion Leaders. I offered each one of them 1% of stock. If I win this and the company goes eventually public, I'll give them 1% of stock to each one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I got five of them this way, okay. Here in Katy. And what I asked them to do in return, of course they're so low level right? In the organization that they don't have information, I mean, I know more than them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Uh, but, but, but they give me something that is very useful. 'cause they have them driving around them and their wives, they have them driving around all, all day. [00:14:00] So I got them to install cameras on their wives vehicles while they have them working. Right? Intercepting me basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow. I set up a system where they upload this footage. Okay. And I'm not gonna give much detail of how I do it, because of course they could be traced.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Uh, but it's, it's, it's system that is not on par with my system because my system has GPS locations and it can do data analysis and the resolution of the cameras, the cameras are mounted outside, I have the reflectors, I got better lighting. So, there's a lot of things that are much better in my system that what... and these people only have one camera.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In each one of the vehicles. So, but anyhow, because they're driving around and I'm getting that footage , I was able to pick up systematically a few things from that footage. Okay. And this is where things got interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, there's a lot of statistical anomalies that, [00:15:00] because, like the, the problem I'm solving with this is that my car is too visible for them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, I mean, all of them are chasing my car all day. So where I, wherever I go, there's somebody important, they will hide the car or they, I, I mean this is pretty interesting, this thing that they, they've been doing for the last three weeks.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna try to describe it, okay? It's a bit hard to describe, but imagine that I'm driving through a street, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it has say, a row of vehicles or, there's houses on my left hand side and there's cars parked in the driveways, okay? And I'm driving and scanning the cars.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they will drive a vehicle coming on the opposite direction and they time it, so it basically blocks the view of the camera, right in front of the important, the top dog in that Street.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if there's somebody that is really important, like a VIP, I don't know, like it would be like a director, I don't know. I don't know. Like if we put it in corporate scale, [00:16:00] I imagine it would be like a director, a local director, so they send a vehicle timing it so when I pass in front of the house, the vehicle is right at that place.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But of course I know because I have the database, I know that there there's an important person that lives in that house that has been paid millions . Obviously systematically, my, my system tells me, like in fact I'm driving on that street to scan that house and I see intentionality. I see that I, I'm looking for that house and the other car comes in the other direction and it passes at the exact moment when I'm passing in front of that house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I have to stop my vehicle, go back and scan the plate, so they've been doing that for, for a while. So anyhow, risking to say the obvious, the reason why I asked them to give this task to their wives is because I'm taking that page from their playbook.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I am relying on these five women driving around all day when they, when they get, well, not all day, but when they get to drive right with those [00:17:00] cameras that at the end are working for me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm using that footage to detect neighborhoods. Right. And my system detected impressive statistical anomalies in this neighborhood that I was scanning yesterday, that's why I went there .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And probably, this is a good point, I'm gonna show you. Okay. I'm going to

Reinaldo Aguiar: show you a little bit where I was working.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Hmm.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So my, my house is 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494, which is this one. And the place that I was, the neighborhood that I was looking [00:18:00] at is this neighborhood over here. Okay. This is an interesting neighborhood for multiple reasons. Uh, but I, I haven't gone there for a, for a long time, particularly because that's where I used to run with, with Penelope Suarez.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Exactly. That place. And, you know it because of everything that happened with her, and what she did. And it, I don't have, good feelings about that place. Let's, let's put it that way. So I, I, I tried to not go there, but I went because of the statistical anomalies that I saw in the footage that I got from these five drivers that I have now scanning organically, right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As they do their regular spy work or scanning houses and plates for me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so this is the park. Okay, this is the neighborhood in question. So, before, before we go [00:19:00] there, let me show you this. If you go to the YouTube channel, the KOL-Mobile channel, I posted a post today about this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. So this man, okay, uh, I have a few photos of him. So what happened yesterday when I was scanning that neighborhood. Exactly. Let me tell you where here. So when I was at this point, which is 29.72040 -95.82447: A man, driving a white Audi compact SUV and the photos and the plate and everything, and even the photos of the man are posted in the channel.... he came from this corner to block the view of my [00:20:00] camera and then he started following me .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in, in, in this post , there are pointers to the actual video with the FBI reference and the timestamp of the segment. So he followed me basically for almost five minutes. Okay. And you can see this is a very narrow area. Like it's a very, it's, it's an area full of sharp turns.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's only two, two lanes. One on each direction. . And he was following me through all this area for like five minutes, like right behind, tailing me, me, I would do things like, stop the car and he would, pass next to me and then I would do a U-turn and then he would do a u-turn and then started following me again.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he did this for five minutes, so at some point I did this thing where I stopped turn around and I basically went to a cul-de-sac and I stopped my car here at this specific place thinking that, now he cannot follow me, he cannot keep harassing me that way or stalking me. He was stalking me really.[00:21:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it's a dead end street, but he came to that street and, and then he parked his car next to me and he was ready to get out of the car, so I felt threatened, I felt, I mean, this man is following me for 6, 5, 6 minutes. Then stops his cars next to me and tries to get out of the car. I left.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I stopped scanning the, the neighborhood. But anyhow, I mentioning him more than because of... I don't care about the harassment and the stalking, but more because I, I, this morning I went there because I, I wanted to continue doing the work that I was doing yesterday on public roads.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not committing any crimes or, offending anybody. This is a public road, and if he doesn't like it, he has to move to a gated community. With Phil Denning if he qualifies for, for that, level in the organization.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, uh, I went there again this morning to continue, where I left off and I saw the [00:22:00] car parked at this house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine that's his house. Uh. 27806 Cenizo Park Court, Katy TX 77494. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And this house is interesting because of many things. Look at this, first on the back is protected by the school. So the school, this huge school is a buffer zone. Okay? The second thing that I noticed is that it has on the street view photo a particular type of vehicle, and we've seen this before when these things encode meaning like when they put on the street view photos of a property, for example a USPS vehicle: that has a meaning. So I'm thinking this could be that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, his address ends in zero six, which we know it's intelligence. And his house is marked the geo index of Elon Musk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I put a link in here that you can check it out. Has crypto payments, so he's a prominent agent, probably [00:23:00] intelligence, and the fact that he's protected with that huge buffer zone tells me that he's important. Right? Maybe that's why he felt confident, stalking me like that because he felt that Diosdado Cabello would protect him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So maybe he has a line of communication with Diosdado Cabello. I don't know, because he, he seemed pretty confident he, in what he was doing. Like... most agents, they run away from the camera, but this guy, he came running towards the camera. Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, and also, the shape of the, of the backyard is the trapezoid shape that we've seen before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he could be prominent. Okay. Now I, but I'm not mentioning him for that. I'm mentioning because his name according, I mean the, the name registered with that house is somebody called, supposedly, Jones Douglas B. Okay. Which sounds like an American name or, non Venezuelan.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I saw him [00:24:00] personally, like in person, right when he was about to get out of the car, and he looked very much like Luis Martinez, like that other prominent Venezuelan SEBIN agent that we've talked about before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Physically, he looked like that. Like, uh, if I was to guess, I would say this man is Venezuelan. Like, it's an educated guess. I was born in Venezuela and I lived there for 20 years. So when I see a Venezuelan, I know that they're probably Venezuelan. I'm saying this because if this name is fake, if John Douglas B is not his real name and it's an alias that was produced by the SAIME, the Venezuelan identity authority that issues , these fake identities so they can commit crimes. It could tie this man not only to Diosdado Cabello, but also to the director of the SAIME who has been reported before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I mentioned him as a, fundamental piece of this technology to work because that's how they give all these identities, fake identities to all these agents. By producing [00:25:00] fake IDs. So it could be traceable to that, uh, if he's Venezuelan, okay. I'm guessing because of the way he looks.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Uh, and I know, one should not make those kind of inferences, but I was born in that country. I know, I know how people look and he looks like that. So that's why I'm mentioning it, because maybe if, if, if all this can be verified, maybe he could pose serious liability to Diosdado Cabello and to the guy that produces the fake identities in Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so that's why I wanted to mention him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, uh, back to the, to the technical topic that we were talking about. At this point, I think I need to give you like a quick, I will call it a "Primer on Search". Okay. On search technologies. And I'm, what I'm gonna say [00:26:00] is really principles about information retrieval.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not a specifically Search, but it's used in Search. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm gonna explain this because it, it will allow you to, to see why I think these people are from Google, the architects of this. So basically in, in these distributed information retrieval systems like Google search or Yahoo search...

Reinaldo Aguiar: i'm not talking anything specific about Google. I'm talking about generic technical concepts. Okay? So this is not proprietary of anybody. This is just, public knowledge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So these systems work by scoring Entities. scoring means giving points to an entity, okay? And this is exactly the same thing that I do in Key Opinion Leaders.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course, because I'm using Key Opinion Leaders for this, that I do to the cars, to the agents, all my models are trained based on this principle, okay? Which is a [00:27:00] scoring based on a multidimensional scorer , it's called. So the idea is you have a corpus. A corpus is a collection of entities, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, my corpus could be, I have a corpus of cars. I have another corpus of faces. I have another corpus of houses, so, Google has a corpus of web pages. That's what, how Google search operates, so in the case of, of a search engine that allows you to search on webpages, they will have a corpus of webpage and they would score...

Reinaldo Aguiar: when you enter a query, they would score each webpage for that query, so the, the, the score is not, is not tied to the, to the entity, to the webpage, but it's tied to the query and entity pair, so you would, you would score different dimensions, like for example, how many hits you find in the body, hits meaning [00:28:00] of the words that were in the query, how many times you found each word in the body of the document, how many title hits that means, how many times you found each word in the query, in the title of the document, uh, anchor hits means, you know how many times you found each word in the query, in the anchor text, in the links that are pointing to that document from other webpages. Right. And that's how the, the, the scoring system works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And at the end, you sum , or you, combine all these dimensional scores together into a single score. And then you rank the pages by a score decreasing, and the ones with the highest score are the ones that end up in the, in the first page. That's the gist of it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mentioning All this because in this hit counting mechanism, it's a crucial piece, how you count the hits . And that's called a hit counter.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And to count the hits in [00:29:00] general, in these retrieval systems, what you look for is basically two things, and this is the part that is important. So this is the part that I want to, to, to get your attention to is: unigrams and bigrams.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So unigrams are a word, like a single word, like Reinaldo, that's a unigram. Now a bigram in languages that separate  unigrams via spaces. This is not, not all the languages have this properties. Like for example, in, in Chinese, they use pictograms. So each, each pictogram has its own meaning. And it could be, if you translate it to, to a western language, it could encompass multiple  unigrams or multiple bigrams, so, but let, let's forget about that complication for a second. Let's focus only on languages that use spaces, as sep, as separators.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, uh, a unigram is a single word. A bigram is two words, okay? [00:30:00] Now, that, that's, that's the important thing, and in all these retrieval systems, , when you compute the scores, and this is common knowledge, like everybody knows this, like a unigram hit is worth less than a bigram hit. And this is universal, this is in Yahoo and Google in being everywhere is the same. Uh, and then if you think about it, it makes sense from a, from an information retrieval point of view, because, the probability of encountering two  unigrams together separated by a space, right in a text, is the multiplication of the probability of encountering each unigram separately and then divided by another factor to account for the fact that they're actually together, so if you encounter these two  unigrams together, one next to the other, it's an incredible coincidence [00:31:00] unless these two things are really tied together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And when you find them together well that gives a lot of topicality of relevance to that document for that query, so that concept makes sense intuitively. Okay? What I'm trying to say is that the bigram hits are rare and are important, okay? And information retrieval. When you find two words together, that is an important signal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And this is the revelation I had this morning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, well, I, I found this through statistics, using the footage from the five female agents that I now have, I also have my own female agents now, uh, that I flipped, uh, I'm sorry, I didn't mention, I think I didn't mention how I flipped them. I offered them 1% stock to each one of the couples. That are now, helping me. Yes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So bigrams, so bigrams are super important. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:32:00] So... statistically what drove me to that neighborhood was that... the statistical anomaly that was found by the system on the footage gathered by, because I haven't driven on that neighborhood in more than a year, right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I haven't been there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But because I have now this footage, it was picked up that there was a lot of houses in that neighborhood that the license plates of the cars parked in the driveway had what I've called before the "consecutive numbers mistake", or the numbered series mistake. That's the name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me see if I can find it because I have a post about that and it will show what I mean. So if you go to thespybusters.com/evidence and you do Control+F and look for "WDJ" you will find a series of posts, there's two of them, in which I was talking about cars that have this [00:33:00] prefix WDJ .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this came from one time that I was parked at a hotel. I was, uh, seeing Marcelo my son after I was able to see him after those 50 days that they had him completely kidnapped that they didn't wanna tell me where he was. So I went to a hotel to see him, because, uh, that that was the only way I could see him and Diosdado Cabello parked these two surveillance cars in front of my car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the anomaly was that the two of them had the same plates, uh, like a four characters match on the prefix. You see WDG9 nine WDG9. And in this post I compute the probability of that being a random occurrence. And I don't recall what it was, but it was like four in 10 million or something like that. Like, this wasn't random.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like these cars are designed like these, these are surveillance vehicles, and I've known this for a while, but I didn't have evidence to, or really the full understanding of how it works. I mean, [00:34:00] I know that those characters, and I've known this for a while, that those characters encode a meaning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? It is not like they randomly pick them, but they encode a meaning, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's another post from September last year, 2024, in which I went to visit the house of Pilot Donald W. Delahanty Jr, who is a pilot in a company that operates planes for the Venezuelan government and has flown planes to the Orchila, a military island in Venezuela, near Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went to his house and he had two cars parked outside, and the cars had consecutive license plates, meaning five characters prefix match. Five characters were equal in the two cars parked outside his house. Moscow style. And this is recorded in video. When I passed next to the cars, it was last year, I didn't have the geo index back then, but when I saw the cars, I said, [00:35:00] well, these people are stupid. I mean, they don't, I mean, this is obvious...

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand now, it's not that they're stupid, is that they are encoding meaning, they're encoding meaning into the license plates and the color of the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the combination of certain things in the license plate and the color of the car, that thing, that combination encodes the meaning. And at this point, I can tell you. What is the mechanism, because I found it when the, using the pipeline, the pipeline found it using the footage from the five women driving around.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is the thing with this kind of systems, like the more data the system has, the deeper inferences the system can drive. Like if I hadn't had these five women driving around, this would have never been found.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the way it works is that they encode the meaning in bigrams. And that's why I'm saying that these people are Googlers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Uh, it's exactly a retrieval system like Muppet. It's a copy of Muppet. So this is [00:36:00] the second thing I find that it's a copy of a deep principle of functioning of Muppet, which is the, the most fundamental infrastructure of Google search.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The unigrams in the license plate are the individual characters. So in that case, and then this photo that you're seeing, the biagram is " WD", so all the plates, well not all the plates, but plates in this area, right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In Katy, Texas that contain the characters WD together, those vehicles have something in common or the, or the operators of those vehicles have something in common. So the WD together, that bigram is the, is the, is the encoding, the encoded string is the WD. Also, I understood that they also use reverse bigrams .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in Google they have this concept of a reverse bigram, which carries a little bit less weight than a full bigram, like "in-order bigram".

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So [00:37:00] there's four types of bigram matches at Google. I'm mentioning this because I'm guessing that you will find them in these plates as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the same scoring weight that they gave to each type at Google, I'm guessing they gave it here. That's why I'm telling you this. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's four types of Bigram matches: "full in-order bigram match": that is when the two characters match the query , I mean the two, the two  unigrams a bigram is composed by two  unigrams .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So in this case, each letter, I'm treating them as unigrams. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So "full in-order bigram match" is when the two  unigrams are together and in the same order.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's "full out-of-order bigram" match. This is when the two  unigrams are in order. So "W" appears before "D", but there is something in the middle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're not together. That carries less weight in ranking.[00:38:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's also, Reversed bigram, which is that the  unigrams are reversed , like in English, if you look for, uh, uh, "Model 3" , like the Tesla "Model 3", if you type model space three, the two  unigrams are "model" and "3", so "model 3" would be "full in order", but "3 model" would be a "Reversed Bigram" .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you see how it makes sense that it carries less weight. Because if you search for three model, you probably won't get any Tesla pages hits, there's also...

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you have full in order, reverse in order. This is the, I'm, I'm giving you the order of importance. Okay? Full in order is the best possible match.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then you have reverse in order is second. Then you have full out of order, [00:39:00] meaning, the two  unigrams are present, but there is something in the middle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the least good for scoring purposes is reversed out of order. Okay. So maybe, uh, I, I will open a page here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I type, so that example is the WDG, so I'm just gonna make some, some, some examples here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this would be, a full bigram match for the query "WD" , okay? WDG Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I make it reverse, it could be this, for example D-W-G .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if I make it out of order, it would be W-G-D . See?

Reinaldo Aguiar: , Also, important to to mention, right, because they, they're thinking planet scale. This probably applies to all the plates in all the world. Like, they're not gonna have different scorers to score plates from Texas and another scorer for Venezuela, all the plates have something in common all [00:40:00] around the world is that they're composed by something between seven or six or five, I don't know, to 10 characters, characters, meaning letters and numbers. I guess what I'm trying to say is that they're treating, I'm guessing they're treating the numbers as unigrams as well, not as numbers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that nine is, it's a letter, it's not a number. Right. Because that way this system will scale to the entire planet. They won't have to have, because if, if it wasn't that way, and you go to a different country where the license plates, for example, don't have numbers, but all letters, then the scorer wouldn't work, and then they will have to create a new scorer .

Reinaldo Aguiar: That doesn't scale organizationally. So I guess what I'm saying is that, they're, they're treating the numbers as letters, okay, as Unigrams.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. [00:41:00] So in this area that I, that I was, I started working on it yesterday and I had to stop because they sent this stalker and then I continued this morning when everybody was sleeping.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The system picked up before I went there that there's at least 10 of these houses with two cars parked in the driveway that have license plates that the system thought were "series", but they're not "series". What they have in common is that they have the bigram matches. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But now, it gets more interesting because what I was thinking before that was a series, like for example, this WDJ-9.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. I thought it was a prefix match because I Googled that's also a thing like the prefix matches are worth more. Okay. But my theory at this point is that this is not a prefix match. It's actually two bigram matches. It's "WD" togetherand J9 together, or "D-J" . So those two bigram matches.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And what this tells me [00:42:00] is that they're encoding into these vehicles of these agents, two important pieces of information instead of one that makes the agent more prominent in my, in my, in my book, like if, if, I mean, if, if you have a need to encode more information into this person than you are doing for, than for, because you cannot do this for everybody, because then all the cars would be prefixes, of, of others.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you can only do this for, it's like if you look at webpage, that's the reason why... remember what I said at the beginning, bigrams are rare, that was the first thing I said. This is rare. So this is not something that you can do, uh, indiscriminately across the board, because then everybody would have the bigram matches and then the score would be irrelevant.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It won't tell you anything ... if all the cars have this property, then there's no information to be extracted from it. Right. The rarity correlates [00:43:00] with how good the market is. Right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess what I'm trying to say is that these things that seemed like a prefix to me before me are really series of bigram matches. So for example, Delahanty, he had three bigram matches.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why the cars had five characters in common because two, two and two. Right. So they were creating one bigram match here, one bigram match between the second and the third character, and one bigram match between the third and the fourth character. Right. That's why that produced that series.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was so long. Right. Which was what caught my attention that day, even before having the, the, the, the database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the more bigram matches... the same as Google, in Google, what we did is to count the bigram matches and sum them up. If you have more, then your score is higher, uh, for that [00:44:00] query.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the same here. And I can tell you right now that I understand the mechanism. I can see it now. I recognize the bigram matches, I can tell you in, in my, in my street, there's two houses that have known bigram matches, and I wanna tell you which ones those are.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm sorry if I'm getting too excited. It just, when I talk about search... it's... when you talk about something that you love, um. You may appear crazy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this guy over here at 26722 Valleyside Drive, Katy, TX, and he's an agent and in 2023, like there were, there were like at least a dozen incidents. He trying to spy and [00:45:00] like... he's Indian and he's about my age, I think.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And , so he has two cars parked outside of his home , on his driveway. And I think.... I have to run this through the pipeline. Like what I'm telling you is from visual observation. I think that he has the two cars, both have the same bigram , but in reverse order is one is HR and the other one is RH or something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: HK and KH, something like that. But he has the bigram matches but one is reversed , so he has that and also the 26707 Valleyside Drive, Katy TX. The white Tesla that they have. The plate starts with SY which is a known bigram for me at this point. Like I've seen, now that I know how they do it. I know, so, and I, I will give you a list of, of, of bigrams.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. But for example, to, to open your appetite to this idea. I'll give you [00:46:00] two observations of today. So one is, uh, near a, a street called Emily Forest . Let's look it up. . So this one, I think it's this house over here again, I have to run it through the pipeline. Yeah. This house. So it had two vehicles, both were Nissan and compact vehicles like this one. Uh, and one was R as in Robert, T as in tango, J as in January 6155. And the other one was RTJ 6154.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're consecutive. But my, my theory is that these are really four bigram matches, uh, so RTJ 615, three bigram matches. Matches could be, could be three unigram four I think would be too much.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We could construct with this sequence, a four bigram match. But I mean, that would be like an over-kill, if [00:47:00] they really did that, they're silly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It could be a three bigram match where the  bigrams are RT, J6, 15, would be the other bigram. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in this house, these two vehicles with this license plate that seem consecutive and the two cars are of different years, different models where they're also, uh, this is interest, this is interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another, in another house in this area, there were two vehicles in the same driveway. Uh, and, and they are, uh, JTJ-1321 as in January, T as in tango, J as in January, 1, 3, 2, 1. All of these are Texas place by the way. And the second vehicle was TJG-7277 as in golf, 7, 2, 7, 7. So here the Bigram match is T as in tango, J as in January.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? Uh, so that's how they encode the meaning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course, the color of the [00:48:00] car. Also encodes meaning, I think white is, surveillance like, communications, like with the, the, the ones that they use to extract audio from the bugs , for example. Those are white.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why Penelope Suarez, every time she came to this house, she was always looking to see where was the white car parked?

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause they change it, like it's not, sometimes they use the one from the salt typhoon house at 26707 Valleyside Drive Katy TX, but sometimes they use another white car, and they park it somewhere else. So that's why she was always looking. I saw it, I saw it. Like when, when we turned on the street, she would always be on the look like visually, like I could see her eyes and then fixating on the white vehicle, so that's, that's, that's how they do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. But, so this is super interesting because, what it means, right, is that these cars' network, vehicles' network. It's a system designed with this [00:49:00] very fundamental concept of bigram matches. That it's a fundamental piece in many search engines, particularly in Google and in Muppet specifically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is the second time that I find something very deeply rooted into the system that I can trace back to Muppet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's why I was saying that, be careful if Michael Schueppert is not part of the technical team that designed this. Because, yeah, I remember having these conversations on a whiteboard with Michael about how to optimize bigram matches and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because I was working on that. And he would ask me questions, because, he was, he wasn't writing the code, he was a manager. I was an engineer, so I was actually writing the code. So I was the one who went deep into Muppet to understand how it worked, and he would ask me questions to share it with the rest of the team, and I imagine with eBay, so I [00:50:00] remember those conversations. And, and this seems like a fundamental thing. So in this area that I scanned today, and the videos are uploading, they're gonna be ready, like in, they're gonna be available to you in like 30 minutes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You will find at least 10 of these instances in that, in, in those neighborhoods that, that I, that I just scanned today. Uh, also maybe relevant. Yeah. Let me tell you this. So in this area right, that I'm talking about. This is the park when I was running, the park when I was running with, with Penelope. Right back in the days.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. This park has the water tank marker. And these houses , these houses on these two streets are important. Harmony Mill Court, which reminds me of that "harmony"... there's another street called Harmony, which is where I [00:51:00] found the SCTLND truck that I think belongs to David Molero or  Goldman Sachs really . The street was also called Harmony. Could be that Harmony means something special in this network,

Reinaldo Aguiar: yeah. Harmony Shores. So that truck was parked somewhere around here?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Harmony Shores 2 6 9 2 2.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Hmm. Harmony Mill , but it, it doesn't have any, any ending on 22.[00:52:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Interesting. Okay. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, uh, but back to the topic on this, on this neighborhood. I basically scanned all this. Oh, the other thing I wanted to tell you, so I used to run with Penelope here, and basically where we would run was from this point, it's kind of a elongated circle right to this point. And then we would turn around and do another round, and we would do multiple circles like that. And when I did that, they always intercepted me in this, uh, place where I had to cross. Right? And by the way, Penelope was the one who picked this place to run. What I wanted to mention is that when we were doing this right, and we did the turn here on this house repeatedly, there was always a law enforcement vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know, from that distance. I couldn't tell if it was like sheriff or I couldn't tell what it was. But it was, there was always a [00:53:00] sheriff vehicle or a law enforcement vehicle. It was a police car. That used to park on this driveway in the exact moment that we were, running and, and I'm talking about something that, that happened three years ago, uh, at the exact moment when we turned in here. Then the vehicle would come and park in this, in this driveway.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And speaking of police vehicles, they're in that neighborhood today. And you will see it in the footage that I'm uploading, that in this neighborhood there was a police car. It looks like a police car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's like. Imagine a police patrol car from the nineties. It's a very old beaten up car. Okay. But it, it, it looks like one of, I don't know what's the, what, what's the brand of those cars? Lincoln? I don't know. You will see it in the photos. You will recognize it and it has a search light on the left hand side, that vehicle, because it's so distinctive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I remember seeing that [00:54:00] vehicle parked at a hotel around here

Reinaldo Aguiar: This hotel, the "Tru" by Hilton. Right. So that police car, and I'm mentioning this may be if law enforcement ever sees this video, maybe they can check the footage. So this is interesting, like, and I noticed this before in the website, they moved the pointer of this Tru by Hilton Hotel and Hilton Hotels, the chain is super flagged and the Marriot and Wyndham as well . So they control all those hotels. I know that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But see that they moved the marker and the marker for the Tru by Hilton is in this empty lot. That's not where the hotel is. The hotel is actually here, so they moved the marker long time ago, like months ago in MapFACTS in Google to hide the hotel from the pipeline .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that police car that you will see in the footage today, which was parked in one of the most protected streets in this neighborhood, the, the [00:55:00] best possible protection against everything... in that house: there was this white police car, old model, beaten up, without police markings. But it looks like a police car. And it was always parked in this hotel when I passed on this street, or when I visited this area, it was always parked here. And it should be visible in the footage of the security cameras of this hotel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So also wanted to mention today while I was doing this, project, there were three "dog walkers" that intercepted me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna tell you exactly where they're, they're in the recordings, but I'll tell you exactly where they intercepted me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. So there is this small park over here, [00:56:00] and I parked my truck in this driveway. It was, the gate was closed, so I parked my truck here to like, replace the batteries of the cameras and things like that. And then one dog walker came from this direction. And when he passed exactly in front of my vehicle, he marked the location on his phone, like he pressed the button, and then there was a woman that was running an African American. And she marked my location, the same thing exactly at the moment that my car was aligned with her. She marked something with with her watch. And she was about here. And then after I scanned some of these houses, another runner, a Caucasian woman, this time, she was running on this direction. And when I passed next to her around here. She marked my location. Okay. Then I did a U-turn, [00:57:00] and then she did a u-turn to do the same thing again. And when I pass next to her again, she marked my location a second time . And all this is recorded in camera, in the, in the footage.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, so yeah. So they're tracking me now with pedestrians. Maybe the incident yesterday, maybe something happened that I don't know, that made them scared of what happened yesterday or something that happened after. What happened yesterday. Uh, because I saw changes today , like today, they weren't following me with vehicles, any vehicles really, only like one or two across two hours, while , before I was seeing 150 vehicles per hour.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I saw these three, these three walkers, or runners, marking my location at the exact moment that I passed next to them, they're recorded in the cameras, so that's why I'm mentioning that. Yeah, so I think those, those are the, the big updates that I had for, [00:58:00] for today.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the, the finding of the bigrams as an encoder, I think it's gonna be a game changer because this is a planet, scale system. And now probably, if this is verified, I'm guessing that, we could start decoding and that's what I'm gonna start working on. Decoding the meaning of the bigrams.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. Because it's easy to tell. I mean, these people have, although their identities are fake, they have assumed identities in society, they work in a particular place and they have a, a particular type of, they're in a particular line of work, um. They have a particular ethnicity, another bigram ...

Reinaldo Aguiar: so I'm gonna give you other bigrams that are well known, "VN", Venezuela, Nicole, and I believe that's directly tied to Diosdado Cabello. I think all the vehicles that are Texas VN or NV are SEBIN. [00:59:00] Also "TB", tango, Bob. That bigram is also SEBIN. It means something related to Venezuela, to Diosdado Cabello, and notable vehicles are TBH or TBD, SY.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We already talked about SN Sam, Nicole, is also a well known bigram. So yeah, I mean, after I, after we decode the meaning, um. All these vehicles are going to be recognizable in the entire planet, and they can't change the registrations in the entire world. I mean, there are records, these are physical items in the real world that are tied to computerized records. It's, they're, they're doomed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think that could be like a nuclear weapon, basically. Well, I hope you find this, this useful, and I'm [01:00:00] gonna keep thinking about these things. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But before I leave, the other... and this is the mind blowing thought that I had when I, and this is why I started this session, saying, recalling that post that I wrote where I wrote that the world needs more artists and less Elon Musks and Travis Kalanicks.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The thought is.... That they're obviously, I mean, this criminal network and in particular, I don't wanna talk so much about the criminal network itself, but about the geopolitics behind it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it seems obvious to me at this point, looking at all this, that people like Xi Jinping see software engineering as a weapon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So think about it for a moment. Like, if you are a country, let's not put a name to it. But, and this, you can see it back, back in history even, like if you look back in history, [01:01:00] when humans discovered that they could build vessels to float on the water, they started fishing with the vessels, but then somebody had the idea to mount a cannon on top of a vessel, and they created a warship, or, or a primitive or the predecessor of a warship.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? What happened next? Well, they started building Navies right? After they identified that they could turn this vessel into a warship. The next logical step is to build Navies, to create this in.... to mass produce them right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: When, atomic reactions were uncovered by humans and discovered that they could produce energy from atoms, what is that [01:02:00] happened next?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Somebody had the idea to create a weapon out of that, and after that happened, what happened next? Atomic proliferation, different countries started creating them en masse. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Where I'm going with this is that since they've realized that they can use technology as a weapon to enslave all of us, the next logical step is to create an army of software developers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm guessing, I don't have visibility into China's educational programs, but I'm guessing that that's what they're doing. They're creating an army of software engineers, to fight that battle with that for the next 50 years. And in the western world, we're not doing that, we're not prioritizing software engineering in our education systems.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we're in a situation in which the adversary is creating an army and probably already [01:03:00] has an army, that's why you see the IT industry in, in, in the US dominated by Chinese, Russian and Indian engineers. And there's practically no Americans or Hispanics in, in, in, in Google. I can tell you that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause I worked there, everybody was Indian, Chinese or Russian. I was in, in Google search. I think I was the only one that was Hispanic. Not even Venezuelan, but Hispanic. There was Alvaro Gutierrez, but he wasn't really, I mean, he was basically born and raised. I mean, he was, I think he was born in Caracas, but he came here like when he was like 1-year-old. Right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But besides Alvaro, I think I was the only Hispanic. That's the reason is because it's a weapon, the, the software engineering and the software engineers are the soldiers that they're creating, and so we're in a situation in which the adversary has an army, and [01:04:00] we don't have an army, that's why when I realized this, this morning, when I saw the bigrams, I realized that intuition that I had when I said, you need to combine the FBI with people from Google search.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what I, that's what it meant is that, is that you need an army of software engineers to fight this, and you will need it for the next 50 or a hundred years, and we better start creating it now because if we don't, they are going to enslave us all with this. It's inevitable. Even if we dismantle this network today, if they have one hundred times most software engineers than the rest of the world, they will do it again in a more sophisticated way. So it's a terrifying thought, really, think about it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Well, thank you so much for your time. And I don't mean to scare you, but it, I think it, it's, it's, it's a conversation that needs, needs to [01:05:00] happen, like how, how do our educational systems adapt to this, because it's a weapon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like while the entire planet is, is busy training soldiers on how to fire guns, they're training their soldiers on how to write code, they're fighting a completely different battle and we don't even know it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Well, thank you for your time till the next one.

07/04/2025: The YubiKey Incident (06_01_2025) and The Micro Center Visit (06_02_2025)
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good afternoon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today is June 4th, 2025. And it's 1:00 PM Central Time, and I'm located at 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy TX 77494 . So this video is part of the Rapid Fire Tips video series . And today I would like to talk about two incidents that I think are I don't think, like I can see through technology that they're tied together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're co clustered.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One incident I call it the YubiKey incident and the other incident I called the Micro Center visit of June 2nd.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let's start with the YubiKey incident. Okay. What happened was I was carrying with me an USB card reader that had an SD card inside of it, and also a YubiKey key.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A YubiKey is a hardware device for those who don't know, it's a hardware [00:01:00] device. It is, it's like this big, that you connect through a USB port in your computer, and it serves as a physical method of two-factor authentication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically the idea is that when you log into to your account on, I don't know, it could be Gmail or Google Cloud or Microsoft whatever, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: After you enter your password, you have to press physically, press a button in this physical device to verify that it's you. So the fact that you have the device. Serves to authenticate that it is really you entering the password. It's not somebody that stole your password. So this YubiKey was important because it was tied to many of the accounts that I use to develop and maintain  spyhell.org.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if that YubiKey stolen, somebody could just delete the website, for example, they could log into Google Cloud and delete the entire website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I of course, because I've learned through the years of dealing with [00:02:00] them and defending against their attacks, I learned that these things could happen, right? They could steal something that is critical or gain access somehow and delete things, right? They've done this before many times. So because of that I, took the precaution of creating mirror sites many of them months ago. And I have them deployed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're just not visible to the outside, but they're deployed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason I did that was twofold, right? One was to protect against something like this, and the second is to protect against censorship. I, was I haven't mentioned this on this channel, but I was born in Venezuela. That was the country where I was born in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And when I was back home censorship was always an issue. If there was somebody critical of the government or something. What the government would do is through the telecom companies that are controlled by the government, they would shut down the websites, right? Like they would block them basically through firewalls in the [00:03:00] telecom companies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in response to that, what I saw that, newspapers and other prominent media did, they created mirror sites, right? So basically imagine, if you imagine that, I don't know, cnn.com, imagine that for some reason it gets blocked in a country, right? So what they could do is create small variations like different domains like cnn one.com or cnn venezuela.com and create hundreds of these, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And replicate the same news site in all the mirrors. Which have a slight variation of the name. And the idea is that it's they can also block a hundred sites. If they can block one, they can block them all. But that would show a pattern of harassment and censorship.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It would be, it would make more visible that it's a pattern. And governments that are oppressive or... they usually tend to hide that they are, so they don't do that.[00:04:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I created the same, I applied the same technique. I created hundreds of these mirrors and I have them ready to go.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I just have to flip the switch and they will go live. They will be, become visible, their live . They will just become visible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, what happened with the YubiKey was on, on June. On June 1st, I had the YubiKey with me here at my house, 26714 Valleyside Drive, and I had it hidden in my closet I had it very well hidden because I I didn't want somebody to break into the house and find it, et cetera. And the YubiKey disappeared. It's not there, it's gone. I believe it was stolen alongside with the SD card reader that had a an SD card inside. The SD card is not important because it's, it was just old code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason I was carrying it with me, 'cause it had a... a text file that is like a scratch paper that I use where I put thoughts like random phrases, not [00:05:00] random, but like short phrases to remind me of things that I have to do, like a to-do list, like in a it's not very explicit of what is that I have to do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's very short phrases two or three words. without context, I think it would be very hard for somebody to read. And the other pieces that I, where I had to put more information, I had them encrypted in small strings. So it's very hard for anybody to decode that. I'm not worried about that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the YubiKey did worry me, right? Because I thought they could delete the site, or they could gain access to my, my Google Cloud accounts, things like that. So of course I immediately disabled the YubiKey.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's a couple of things that I want to mention about this incident because I think it's it's probably, I think if law enforcement ever investigates this is one of those incidents that could become pivotal in, in, in what's happening, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It could fundamentally change the trajectory I think [00:06:00] of the conflict.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The reason why I say this is because one of the things that happened is that my technology, so in, in the, in, in this house and in the other house that I have, deployed certain devices to monitor the spectrum in ways that allow me to detect directional signals, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So a directional signal is normally radio frequency devices like your cell phone. Or a radio receiver they either receive or transmit signals and the signals are radial, meaning they're emitted in a circular form, right? Like in a circular shape in all directions at the same time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But on a directional transmission the signal is very focused and narrow. So you have to be pointing at the receiver receiving device to, for the transmission to be successful. And this has good properties, particularly for security because like if you're doing a radial [00:07:00] transmission with a cell phone, for example, anybody could be nearby.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's dropping on what's going out of that cell phone. And if they have the technology to encrypt the data stream, they could and they could see everything. And that's the weakness of, the cellular technology. But imagine that you have a cellular technology not a cellular, but if you have a technology that allows two devices to communicate to each other directionally and you can visually see in between the two devices, that there's nothing in the middle that it's a very secure communication channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's why they use that. So anyhow, I've developed long time ago technology to detect and decrypt with a certain degree of success is not a hundred percent success, but a very high degree of success. I can decrypt directional. Transmissions that they do. And in this particular day, the last the last time that I saw the this, YubiKey was on [00:08:00] June 1st, 2020 fifth.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was in my closet. And. Right around, around that time, a series of signals were detected by my system, directional transmissions coming in and out of my house going common from and to the house next door, the 26 7 1 8 Valley side Drive, which would be the house that is controlled by Seco is just next door to me, and that's what the agent's Priddy, P-R-I-D-D-Y . They're extensively documented in the journal. Supposedly live , but I understand now. They don't really live there. It's just a safe house. Like they pretend to live there, right? Or they pretended to, to live there. And if there's a, if there's a problem, if there's a conflict, right? If, the network is risk, they would pop up and appear again, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like as if they're living there, but they're not really living there. It's a safe house. They use it for whatever agent they need to put there to do whatever that they need to do next to me. So anyhow [00:09:00] these transmissions, and I'm not gonna get into the details on how my technology works here, but, and I will offer that information to the FBI only.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But my technology detected and those series of transmissions and co cluster them with this individual Salvador Mendez, right? Salvador Mendez is a, is an interesting character because I've heard about him multiple times. He used to be married to Gloria. My ex-partner but I've never met him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I was told was that he suffered from a mental condition and he had to move back to Venezuela. In 2014, even I paid for his ticket to go, to move to, because supposedly he didn't have the means to, to cover that. Anyhow I've never met Salvador in. In In person.[00:10:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this series of transmissions were co clustered with Salvador By the Pipeline, by the Spy Hill Pipeline. And that's it's a tremendous coincidence, right? How do I say this? He either is here in the US and he wasn't really in Venezuela all this time, or I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that that's one interesting thing. And the pipeline has this data. So his a number, so that's the alien number. Because there was, so one of the things that, that I did early on was to digitize, to basically run optical character recognition on all the documents I had at my disposal at home in the two houses that I have.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The idea was to convert. Images, right? Like [00:11:00] documents, paper documents into text, into possible text that I could then run through the pipeline, right? So all these metadata was extracted from those documents, apparently. I don't know. I haven't, I looked at the actual document. I just saw this, sorry, in the pipeline, but it's some sort of immigration form.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know exactly which one. But that is a number tied to immigration, and I know that, I know this because I also went through the green card process myself, so I know. You know that number starts with a means alien number. So anyhow saying all this, because attached to that number there is biometric data fingerprints medical records, addresses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if it's here it would, I think it would be rather trivial for law enforcement to, to find if that's the case, right? That's why I say it could be a pivotal moment because he, supposedly left the country. [00:12:00] In 2014, and if he didn't really leave and he's been involved with this network that puts a timeline right on everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also would be revealing of the amount of planning and resources that, that are involved in all this. So I think that it could be a crucial, player, and a crucial piece of information, right? If proven true yeah, I'm not a law enforcement agency, so I have no way to verify that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, can only show the finding of the technology, but I think it would be the job or the responsibility of a, an accredited in investigative agency to figure out if that's really the case or if it's a misdetection , right? Anyhow. So that's one data point. The second data point is that during these two [00:13:00] days and the previous day, so May 31st, 2025, there was a series of instances in which every time I came to this address, to this home and I parked in the driveway, there was always a black SUV.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Parked in the house next door where these directional messages were detecting detected coming from and to. This black I don't have the make and model with me. I have to check the pipeline again, but it was a black SUV, like explorer or something like that. Recent model, the license plate is V as in Victor, T as in tango, Y as in jojo, 9 6 1 2.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was parked on the previous house. But what was interesting, the pipeline picked up that the car always started moving. In the exact precise moment that I was about to open the garage or to lock the vehicle with the remote control. And this is an observation that is [00:14:00] mine, but it's, it is, it was very precise.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Look, I debugged it a little bit in the pipeline, like it, the precision it was, it seemed orchestrated. And it appears to me that it could have been a way to try to copy or clone either the remote control of the garage or to clone the remote control of the, car, to be able to open it. If I'm not if I leave the car unattended, for example. Of course, this is just an hypo hypothesis. I have no way to verify if that's the case, but the pipeline did pick up this as a, statistical anomaly, right? The three times in a row, three days in a row that I parked the car right outside my house was this black SUV parking, the previous house, next door, and it always started moving one second before I was about to press.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The remote, right? Like before, one second, before the op the gate open or the sound the, technology detects movement and sound, basically. So what it detected was that one second before the garage door, op [00:15:00] door of my house opened, or one second before the locking sound of the truck. Of the car sounded this other vehicle started moving.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which is a known technique that of radiofrequency of dropping that I've learned that they do. So that's where, draw that inference. And also in the exact moment that the directional transmissions were happening from and to my house to the previous house next door on June 1st, around 6:00 PM right around the time the YubiKey was last seen that black SUV was also parked in that house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it is possible if whoever was doing those transmissions from that house must have been driving the truck. That SUV, and again, the license plates are V as in Victor, T as in Tango , Y as in Yoyo, 9 6 1 2, a Texas plate. [00:16:00] So that's, that. There's another observation and this one I, there's certain lines that I won't cross.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This, I have to say the observation is that after all this happened and I figured out the YubiKey was missing and I saw the transmissions in the pipeline co cluster with Salvador. My first reaction, and maybe I, jumped at this. I, maybe I shouldn't have asked anything, I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But my first reaction was to text Gloria and ask her if she had entered into my closet. I didn't ask why I was asking that I didn't say anything. I didn't I didn't imply anything. I just asked the question, right? Did you enter? She said no. And then she didn't say anything else. It was just no [00:17:00] two letters, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then half an hour later she sent me a series of messages. And again, I'm not gonna post the messages, but the messages basically imp implied that I'm crazy. She was saying things like oh, because when we talked early, earlier you sounded like you were in another place.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Your thoughts were not very coherent. You seem to be talking about something and then you lost track of the idea. She said those things, right? And. And again, I'm not implying that she had anything to do with the YubiKey or that she was, that there was coordination on her part. Like I'm not saying any of that if I'm an external observer and I'm looking at those messages and listening, because one of, one of them was a, voice note, if I hear those messages.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I would think is that person is crazy, right? Like that the person that they're describing [00:18:00] is either crazy or on drugs or high or something, right? So it it felt a little bit. Weird. Because I, and she knows this she knows I'm a very logical person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I always approach every problem that I face with logic. That's the only weapon I have. I don't have anything else. So I don't know, like it, it seemed the timing of those messages seeing a little bit off to me. And again, this is not the first time this happened, right? The other instance of a similar series of messages from her.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Where, when Marcello was taken from the home like the first thing she did was to text me a message saying, 'cause I asked her, right when can I see Marcello? And the first thing she said was you can see him when you get better. And then I didn't really understand what she meant by getting better, but I asked the question anyways because my goal was to see my son.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I [00:19:00] asked her what do you mean by getting better? What do I need to do to see my son? And then she said you have to go to a psychiatrist and you have to take medication. And then this was a couple of days after we had talk about Daniel King Everett and about the Form two 11 that I filed with the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Two instances in which there is legal risk for certain people, and then I'm immediately afterwards. Receiving messages that imply that I'm crazy. So I don't know. It's something that, you know it's hard, right? It is hard to ignore. But I also realized I'm too close to this to make a call.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't, really make I can't apply my statistical methods on this because [00:20:00] I'm too close. I, have to, realize that, right? I'm too close to the fact that my relationship to Gloria Marcelo's existence, right? Salvador being Gloria's ex-husband I'm too close to this to, be effective or to be really so I need to realize that, and I'm just stating information, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Observations that, things that I saw, right? I'm not, drawing here any conclusions or parallels or anything. Just. Offering tips, which is the goal of this channel. Anyhow, the other thing related to this incident is that on the day before this happened on the same day, actually in the morning, I went to Walmart.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To the Walmart. That is, I'm gonna give you the store number. This is the Walmart Super Center, located at 2 6 8 2 4 [00:21:00] fm 10 93 Road, Richmond, Texas seven seven. 4 0 6. And the store number is 0 4 1 1 1. So I went to this Walmart store and I bought a few things, but one of the things that I bought was this this case for an SD card, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is basically a plastic case, $5. The brand is on where you can store SD cards. And I bought this because I knew I was carrying that SD card with me and the YubiKey, and I thought it could get lost because it's a tiny SD card, right? So I bought this. I didn't ask anybody in the store. I just went, grabbed it and paid for it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it was the receipt has I think maybe 20 items in it, like it's a small receipt. I'm saying this because the way this happened, right? I put that SD card in the YubiKey in that closet, and in less than two hours he was gone. I cannot say it was gone. That was the last time I saw it, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's possible it could have been [00:22:00] taken. When I, the next day when I went to micro Center, and that's why I think the other incident might be related. But the last time I saw it was there, right? So in a space of maybe 12 hours the SD card and the YubiKey disappeared and they were together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that made me think that the way they knew I was carrying. Access credentials with me was because I bought this, thing at Walmart, right? Which could bring the question, how did they know? Do they have direct access to the purchase history at Walmart? I didn't enter my phone number in the cashier.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I only use my credit my credit card that I always use. Either it was either direct surveillance, they had somebody following me and seeing what I bought. Or they're getting direct access to the purchase records. Maybe this could be traceable. So that's why I'm offering it as a tip.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this purchase happened [00:23:00] okay, so it has an ID even. Okay. It says give us feedback. Your ID is seven, so the number seven. Victor, Papa Delta, Charlie Golf, one Frank, January one, Papa jojo. And I'm trying to find. Yes. So this was actually, yeah, so this was act, it was purchased the day before, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So on May 31st, 2025 at 9:26 PM So 2126 is the time. And this was on the terminal. 5 5 5 0 4 3 0 6, and it was purchased with a Visa card ending in 5 5 28. And the total amount was $222 and 2 cents mentioning all this. Because I think the way they knew that I had that YubiKey with me is because I bought this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think this is a good, and the only [00:24:00] reason I'm offering this tip is because it shows how powerful, right? How much power they have. By controlling the points of sales. Like they know what you buy, they know what your intentions are, right? They know what you're gonna do. They know what you may be carrying, and it's dangerous as you can see, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I lost the YubiKey and I could have lost the website. I didn't because I acted quickly. But to give you an idea, I had to go to the other house. At 9:00 PM and reset all the passwords and delete that YubiKey from every account. And basically reset the security measures two factor authentication and everything of I don't know, 45, 50 accounts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I spent the whole night doing that just because I purchased this $5 case. It's a very dangerous source of data that they have. And with that in mind, let's go to the second incident that I think is related the [00:25:00] Micro Center visit. So this visit, so I went to Micro Center and this was on 0 6, 0 2, and I paid for the items at 11:32 AM But I really got there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would say, I think this time is not right. This could be Eastern time, maybe. I think it was like 10:32 AM central time. And I arrived there, I think at 9 0 6. What, from what I saw in the pipeline. So I checked there, I was, I debunked a few things in that visit. Now the reason why I, mentioned this is because it was an interesting visit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? I'll show you, I'll show you here what I did. Micro Center.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a location that I went to and I left [00:26:00] from this house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And this is exactly the route I took. So I took the West Park Tollway for people that are not from this area. And may not be familiar with this. Oh, sorry. So this tollway it's a paid, it's a paid route. You have to pay a toll. I lost the name says. And because of that, it has cameras and it has, this is easy tag tracking system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a magnetic tag, and they also have license plate readers. So every card that goes through that thing is photograph and tracked. And I'm saying this because in the trajectory. Tons of agents followed me in both ways, right? As they always do. In fact, there is an instance in which I run an experiment last year, which I basically went to the same store.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this story is important because it's a [00:27:00] store that carries a wide range of electronics as not even necessarily computers. Other things that could be, or that I use for other things. And they have a need to track what I buy, right? And they have to see exactly what I do. So I know that they follow me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And last year I run an experiment where they send more than 300 cars following me in both directions. And I record them, recorded them all. I had technology to detect the, I didn't have the geo index at that point, but I had the technology to detect and to flag the cars. This is documented before in the journal, so I knew that they were going to follow me here on this occasion.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In this occasion, there's a few things I want to mention that are interesting, right? One is that according to the pipeline, I was debugging this and it seems like the running experiments with the KOL-mobile. What I mean is there are a few days ago I posted something to the facts that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I connected the, coal [00:28:00] the, she, the SpyHELL pipeline that I have to the KOL-mobile. So the KOL-mobile at this point is an armor vehicle. It's an SUV, it's armor that I, it has a, public announcement system, a siren strobe, like everything, right? It looks like a, it looks like a secret service.

Reinaldo Aguiar: SUB of the 2012. It's an older model. But it's armored than everything. And I bought the bagel because I saw risk to my life after several attempts on my life. Anyhow, I connected the, spy health mobile version my, my analysis software that does real time analysis on the cameras that I installed on the vehicle and the spectrometers and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it flags almost real time within three seconds, five seconds, maybe vehicles that are spy vehicles from this network. I, posted a few days [00:29:00] ago that I connected this detection system to the public announcement system of the car, and it emits signals like sounds or lights the sirens and the strobe lights when it encounters a vehicle that is flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And then my, my, my goal by doing that was to alert law enforcement that, hey this guy, this is spy, like what he's doing is illegal. So what they did and this is a hypo hypothesis. I cannot say that I'm a hundred percent sure, but it's, it looks that way by looking at the debug signals in the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It looks like the running experiments at this point. So experience I, I can, I see it and I understand what they're doing. Because we did that at Google. I haven't mentioned this, but I used to be a software engineer at Google. I worked in Google search ranking for many years between 2000 and late 2009, I think, and 2018, so nine years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:30:00] The running experiments, okay. What that looks like is this, so for example in this west Park tall way, when I was on my way back, if I remember correctly the debug output that I saw when I was more or less on this area, right where the, there is a part here that the, where there is like a parking lot for buses, for city buses, more or less on that area, I have to check the specific location, but more or less on that area, whether this was this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They put a sedan on the back of my car basically recording with the camera what was happening in front of it. So my car and the other cars that I was passing or that were passing me, right? I was driving on the, left lane, and then this is what they did. They passed two vehicles that were exactly the same.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they had two features different, and I'm gonna say which features, because that would give away some of the technology, right? But the two vehicles were exactly the same vehicles, but they had two things that were different. And my hypothesis is what they wanted to see [00:31:00] was if the TRO lights came up right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If the TRO lights came up with the two vehicles, then they could learn nothing. But if the stroke lights came up with one of the vehicles but not the other, then it means that those two different features, one of those two. Where one of the features that my system is looking at, right? This is in the business, we call this an ablation experiment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What it means is that you in your control group you, test a series of conditions, and then in your experiment you remove one of those conditions to see what is the effect of the removal. To measure that effect. So I think that's what they're doing. Now, this and I saw different instances where they would do the same thing, pass two corollas, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Same color, but two small things are different in the car and they're trying to figure out how it works basically. Now, this particular example I'm telling viewers and I apologize if I don't get the YouTube jargon first time in my life doing this. But [00:32:00] the reason why I, I flagged this particular instance near that parking lot for the city buses is because these two particular cars were two official cars.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't recall the output. I have to look it again up. But it was something like Department of Agriculture. It was two white trucks, both from the Department of Agriculture of Texas, something with agriculture. I remember the OCR 'cause my system reads images and trans and puts the text into OCR as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same thing I did with the documents where I got where the system got the salvador's, A number, the same idea, but with the images from the cameras in the car. So the, and I think it's relevant because if they have two A, not one, but two agents driving two official vehicles from the Department of Agriculture, somebody needs to look at the Department of Agriculture, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because that ties directly into food safety. It seems like a pretty important thing, right? [00:33:00] So that's, mostly what I'm mentioning. The fact that running experiments doesn't surprise me, right? They're trying to, they're trying to play the game. I don't blame them. They're trying to catch up which is sad.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you look at, if you think of the amount of resources and advantage they have, that they have to try to catch up to me who have no resources and no people right. Anyhow they're trying to catch up at running experiments and these two trucks, department of Agriculture one right behind the other, the two were exactly the same except for two vehicle features detected by the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course, all this information I will give in detail to the FBI. But yes, they're running these experiments all the time, right? Like they put a car behind and then they pass two cars, and then they see if, so because of this, I figure I'm gonna, I'm not gonna give them any data. So I stop issuing the, [00:34:00] alerts, which maybe is the end goal, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like to coerce me in a way, or to steer me in this direction of not turning on the siren and the. And the signals. So law enforcement cannot detect them, right? It could be right? It could be that they're just playing with my mind, but on this one, I'm gonna play it safe and I'm not gonna give them any information that that I don't, need to give them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing, there's other two experiments that there there's another experiment in the room. One more so in this inside the store. They placed an agent that was visually co-clustered. I was carrying I, when I go to, into a store, I carry a camera attached to my body and I do this just to collect more data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm a data collector. That's my job at this point. I attach one, one of the GoPro cameras that I use in the car to my body, to my chest, and wherever I look. It records, right? And then I, [00:35:00] download these videos into the system and the pipeline process them and if it finds features.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Matching somebody seen before it would co cluster them visually, right? Or with other things. There's different methods of co clustering that I use. Anyhow, they place this agent inside of the store, right as I came in I think on the eight minute, eight, eight minutes. So eight minutes and 55 seconds after I came into the store, I encountered this agent face to face.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This agent was visually co clustered by the system with the unknown main male gate installer one and Daniel King Everett and the person driving the Scotland truck. The co clustering is the signals are strong slightly above confidence threshold. So yeah, it could be it could be, or it could be somebody [00:36:00] that, that was made look was made to look.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Pretty close to what he looks like. And again this was done by computer vision. It is not me it's not a personal observation, it's a computer observation. So I'll, give more details about this encounter in case law enforcement, if they ever investigate this, then maybe they could get the recordings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if that would be possible, but maybe they could see the person that I'm describing. So this man was described. I would describe him in the same way that he's describing the website. Five 10, maybe 5 11, 5 9, 5 10, 5 11 on that range. Maybe 170 pounds. White, Caucasian brown hair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He has a mustache, a brown. And he was wearing kind one of those kind of long shorts. I don't know if that's what they're called in English. I'm sorry. Like Bermudas like longer they're pants that are like, not really shorts, but [00:37:00] they're not really full length. Pants. He was wearing a a short sleeve.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the pants were like if I recall the picture like gray or beige he was wearing a short sleeve t-shirt, I think green or dark green or gray, one of those like sun colors. And he has tattoos in one arm. And he was wearing a baseball cap. I think as most of the spice do, like they always wear hats, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they're trying to avoid facial detection. So he was there and if we look at the micro store so now what I think, I don't think this was random, right? I think what they wanted to do was to experiment to see if the system would pick him up because he's a legal risk, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he's a very. Huge legal risk for them because he has ties to [00:38:00] many individuals that are close to me both in Valley Side Drive, Katy, Texas, and in Lake Point Estate, Katy, Texas. And the length of the targeting as spanning a decade or it's just it's a, I think it's a huge legal risk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think what they were trying to do was to experiment with the system, with my system to see if he would be picked up by the system, if he is encounter face to face with the camera. So that was the second experiment. So this is the, this this is the Micro Center. I parked my car right here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me see. Yes. No, not right here. Right here. On this, on right here, right? 29. More or less, it would be like [00:39:00] 29.7 2 4 8 1 6 and minus 95.46. 7 2 6 1. So as I, I walk from the car to the store and then I took this route more or less. I pick up the car here, the cart, and then I walk. Two or three aisles this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I encounter him in the middle of the, so that store, the layout basically has like aisles on the two sides, basically divided by a middle lane that divides the whole store from west to east in this map, right? So from here to here, and I encounter him more or less on this, point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which would be more or less, 29 72. 4 9 1 minus 95.46666. And this was right after I picked up from the middle aisle, a docking station of brand [00:40:00] K five. I think it's the brand. I have the box somewhere. So I picked up the docking station. And right after I picked up The The documentation was the encounter with this agent that looks a lot, it was called cluster, visually by the pipeline with the Unknown Male Gate Installer One and all the other identities that he probably has allegedly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the second experiment. And the third thing I want to mention about Micro Center is the presence of a white Mercedes, SUV that was parked. It was parked there before I got there, right? It was parked more or less here more or less so like in the corner here. 29 72, 4 75 and minus 95 4 6 7 0 7.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have the recordings, the photos, high resolution I'm not gonna put them here. But I have all that at this vehicle. It's a, it was par parked [00:41:00] Moscow style with the face recognition camera. That works like it was a very sophisticated setup. The license plate is a temporary license plate made of paper.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like those of buyer attacks. I, took a picture I took a video with the two or two or three cameras in the vehicle, and then I took a zoom, assuming picture when I walked to the store. And it's visible the VIN number in that temporary license plate and the company that supposedly sold that vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so it should be recorded in the, that vehicle should be recorded in the cameras anyways of the store. So if law enforcement ever reads or sees this video and they check out the, agent that they were using to experiment with the facial recognition. If they get access to that footage, they may also have access to the, into the footage of the parking lot and see who was the person that parked that, SUV there. Now the last [00:42:00] data point I want to offer is that when I, left my house, they didn't know where I was going. So they had to follow me very aggressively, insistently to try to figure it out, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But as I traveled, they couldn't really know what I was going until I got pretty close, right? Because they know my habits. They've been watching me for a long time. So they know right. So what happened was as I was traveling on Westpark Tollway here, as I was approaching the exit for the 69, which is this exit, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And something happened there. It could be a coincidence. I, understand that. But it was a very convenient coincidence. So what happened was in this area over here, there was a traffic accident that basically created a huge line of cars. I believe my hypothesis, and this is hypothesis, I don't, I have no proof of [00:43:00] this, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But 'cause it was so convenient for them, what I believe happened was they created this accident. Just as a way to delay me a little bit so they could, because at this point if I'm traveling on this direction and I reached this point, they know me, right? They know that I'm gonna go to Micro Center, it's two miles away.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they figured out, oh, he's going to Micro Center let's let's, park this store with agents. And they needed to transport the agents from nearby areas because all these areas is under their control. I can, I don't take my word for it. Let's go to  spyhell.org. Let's go to the paramilitary

Reinaldo Aguiar: Micro Center.

Reinaldo Aguiar: See. So they have they have surveillance post and this map is not, is very zoomed in, but if I, if, and I [00:44:00] didn't put a way to zoom it out, but if I zoom it out, maybe if I do this, this is a different function, but it will give you an idea. Yeah. They have tons of agents in this area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then these agents are very high. These are millionaires, right? Look at the scores. 4 million, 1 million, 5 million. These are multimillionaires in crypto, of course, right? Not paying taxes. As soon as they saw that I was reaching that point, my theory is that they created that fake accident to create that fake line of cars to delay me, to block me so they could gain five or seven minutes to position the agents, the car in the parking lot, and all that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I didn't see the white SUV, the Mercedes SUV arriving. It was there when I got there. But it's possible it arrived a few minutes before me. Now it was parked in one of the most desirable spots , right? Like it was like right in front, like it was right [00:45:00] here. More or less at 29 point 72.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 4 9 1 minus 95 4 6 7 1 6. This is the most public 'cause it's the closest to the store, right? So I don't know, I don't know who parked it there, but maybe it's visible in the cameras now. Another thing, going back to the fake act. Suspected alleged alleged fake accident. Is that right? So they I saw they were blocking me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I did, I, I there was a small opening on the right. So I went through that. I turned on the strobe lights and I went through that. And as I was doing that immediately a Fort Bend County, I think, or Harris County . I didn't, I have to check the, I have to check the video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't, I should have checked that, but I didn't. But a police car right. Came right behind me to attend to the traffic accident mentioning [00:46:00] this because if the people involved in the accident, if their houses are marked in the. And the police officer that attended to the accident that responded is also his house if it's marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I mean that, that, would be like a smoking gun. But of course I don't have access to to, to that information right now. I could debug it, right? Like I could, look into the pipeline and see if, the I don't know. I think the license plate, if I recall correctly, the one of the license plates was invisible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have to check. Maybe, I got lucky and, they got captured and but I'll, have to check. I didn't check that. Now. The other thing I want to mention is that one of the of the people involved in the accident appeared to be Venezuelan because I've heard he was talking and laughing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was walking [00:47:00] towards the other car and he was like talking and laughing and I could, I heard what he said and he was Venezuelan. He could be Venezuelan. I, I'm not a hundred percent sure, but it's possible he's Venezuelan. And the other thing that kind of was odd was that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was laughing. The, he was driving a car that was beat up, but the other car in the accident was a, an expensive SUV, I think it was like a Land Rover or something similar to that. I have to check again I was more, when I debugged this, I was more concentrated on the, obviously on the Mercedes SUV and the, agent inside the store.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then the, in this accident, I'm just remembering this now and I'll check it, but. What seemed odd, and this is a personal observation is that he was driving a beat up car and he hit 90,000, a hundred thousand dollars SUV, and he was laughing. People respond to [00:48:00] different differently to stress, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't draw a conclusion from that. But if it was me, right? If I had hit a hundred thousand dollars SUV with my car. I wouldn't be laughing. So that also seemed a little bit odd. So I don't know, in that accident incident there, there's a lot of things that seem odd, right? The police officer arriving right behind me the Venezuelan driver involving the accident, laughing after hitting a a hundred thousand dollars car this happening two miles away from where I was going when they didn't know where I was going.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because when they know where I'm going, it's easy. If they know I'm gonna see Marcello, right? They know where I'm going. So they can just put the agents there and they don't have to rush. But if they don't know where I'm going they have to create these obstacles as I go, right? To try to delay me so they can gain time to position the people [00:49:00] ahead.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause tracking ahead, that's the technology, right? It's tracking ahead. It has several advantages for them. Okay. So I think those are the, data points that I wanted to offer about the Micro Center incident. And I promise I'll debug the, accident to see if, the plates were visible to the system and if the.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If the addresses got resolved and if they're marked in the index right, like the two vehicles involved, and the police officer the police officer is tricky, right? Because only if I get lucky and the badge gets recorded or something, but the police car is not tied to the identity of the officer, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's tied to the police station. So I don't have visibility into that data. Like it, it would have to be another law enforcement agencies to check. To check that I, I don't have access to that data. Sometimes I do get lucky and the badge is visible and [00:50:00] that is enough for me to get them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so I'll, stop this one here. And I'm hoping this, helps. Thank you for your time.

Welcome to @RapidFireTips For Law Enforcement
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. I thought I, I would make this quick video to introduce the channel. So I created this second channel, so I have two channels now. One is SpyHell Official in which I'm posting. More like cinematic pieces of videos that I am producing myself based on the, journal entries the counterintelligence journal that I've been working on for, I don't know, two or three years at this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now I have this other channel that I created which is called rapid Fire Tips. And it's intended for a kind of different audience. So this this other channel the intention is to give, as the name suggests rapid short format tips to law enforcement in case anybody is following what, [00:01:00] what's happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I don't know if anybody is following, but if they are I thought I should help a little bit destroy the. Information asymmetry that they create. So that's that's the intention of this, sec second channel. And, this video, just a short introduction to that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the format is going to be short videos with tips, observations. I'm not in this, channel. I'm not going to focus so much on the forensic level of detail that I usually do. Because the format is intended to be short and if I focus too much on the details, then it's going to become a long format.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Segment. So I'll keep it sweet and short and sweet. And so of course the, forensic level of detail is not going to be there. But I, have to say, anything I mention here is because I have the data to back it up, I'm [00:02:00] not going to make empty claims or anything like that. If I said, even if you are not seeing the evidence directly, please take my word that I do have either a video recording data that I gather somehow.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or output from the models that, you know, back this up. So one way of saying that the format might be short and the forensic level of evidence might not be visible, but it is there if I miss if I'm saying it is because the, it's because I have how to back it up. I would not make any, empty claims.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's, that. The other thing I think, I thought it would be a good opportunity to mention that the the, format is short and, also the, angle that I'm going to take on this, videos is going to be more on the technical side of things. Because my intention with this channel is to communicate to, to pass information, tips to any law enforcement agencies that might.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or may not be watching [00:03:00] what's happening not only in the US but in other countries as well. So that's why I thought YouTube would be a more conducive channel to do that because it has the captions and the automatic translation feature. So anything I said even is if it's said with this thick, Hispanic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Accent that I have. They just do automatic translation on the captions. Usually does a pretty good, job. So I think that would open the content to be available to people in, in, in other places law enforcement agencies in other countries, not only in the us. And, this is a global problem it requires a global solution, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's going to be more on the technical side of things. It's going to be a short format, as I said. And the audience basically law enforcement, right? Law enforcement officers, officials that [00:04:00] might be working on international crimes and things like that. So I thought it, it would be a good idea to also include in this video a short introduction to the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the website, of course, is paired with this channel in a way, right? Everything I said here is 90% derived from, information that is available on the website. And so I thought it would be a good idea to, to show the website, I have it open on the background and, to give a quick tour of the features that it has so people get an idea on how to use it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it, could, be a powerful tool for law enforcement. So first, off the website is available in something like 17 languages at this point. The languages are sorted in a way that may not make much sense. It's not based on population or based on the sorting of the languages is based on, [00:05:00] on how intense the operation of this criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: According to the data that I have. Is on on, on, countries that speak these languages. Basically I'm placing at the top the people that need more help and placing at the bottom the people that they also need help. But in terms of the intensity that this network is dedicating to commit crimes the languages on the top are probably an area of, focus, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Second there's this phone number over here if you call. So if you call the, that phone number, it's connected to a reasoning model meaning an AI and artificial intelligence that you can talk to it on the phone and you can ask any questions. It's been trained with all the data that I have written on the website and some data that is not written on the website, but it's storing other databases that I.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I keep [00:06:00] so you can ask, you can call the number and you can ask any questions. In fact if, you work for a law enforcement agency you could, have multiple agents call at the same time and paralyze the work that way. So instead of interviewing me I'm happy to be interviewed, but that would take probably over a year of interview strike to, to pass all this information in a way that is actionable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Instead of doing that, or besides doing that law enforcement agencies could call this number. And interrogate this digital witness that I created. This witness is very strong because it cannot be killed, it cannot be tempered with, it cannot be coerced into submission. And it just talks and talks which is what they fear the most.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The witness talking. So you know this, is a witness that talks 24 7. It doesn't sleep, it doesn't eat, doesn't need breaks. [00:07:00] And it always tells the truth, right? It tells everything it knows, right? It could be a powerful tool for, law enforcement. There's also this link called the evidence, which takes you to basically, the, all the journal entries? Not all of them. It's like a selection of journal entries. I would say. It's it contains like 20% of what I've written in the last two years. But it's the best 20%. So if you wanna get a condensed version of what's happening you can, click on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then you have the main website, right? Which are these 4, 6, 8, 10 tabs here at the top. So the first tab lets you do searches on, on, on the content itself. Like I could search for something like, I don't know Valleyside. And it it, it gives you a kind of a summary and a specific entries to talk about this concept.[00:08:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's also a video tab, which has also, which has some videos that are like cinematic videos that I created for the other channel. Sorry. But also contains real world observations captured by my system. Like actual, what I believe are foreign intelligence agents operating in the us following me, trying to steal the code that some, of these videos were recorded when they were trying to steal the code for key opinion leaders so that between 2020.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One in 2024. There's a, big collection of different things here. Both real life scenarios that happened in different key places in Katy, Texas, and the cinematic videos that I'm creating. Some are satirical, like this one for Micko the Robot and the PPT [00:09:00] robot.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those are satirical pieces, but based on real things you also have the images search, which basically give you the imagery of the evidence that I've collected. At this point it's something like 27,000 images. So because of that, it's a lot of images. I created a tool, a search tool that you can use to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To search through the images by category tags and things like that. And this tab is probably the most important one. So this tab that says Paramilitary crypto is a search engine that I created that ingests Elon Musk's Geo Index, which I capture on September 11th, 2024. And it lets you do searches on it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can search for any address in any place in the world, and it tells you which are the place that are marked with, crypto assets. So this means that the network made crypto payments to people tied to these [00:10:00] addresses or paramilitary positions, right? To give an example I could type here my address right where I live right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can see here, so all these markers are the houses that they have Mark in there, and if you can see how I'm surrounded, my house would pretty much be on this place. I dunno if you can see where I'm clicking. Yeah, but here is my house. As you can see, my house is not marked because I'm not an agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They haven't made any crypto payments to me. But that they have basically surrounded me, right? Like they have me surrounded, like it doesn't matter which side of the street I try to go out, I will encounter one of their houses or dog walkers or vehicles, park Moscow style.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's no escape for the surveillance in a situation like this, right? [00:11:00] But back to the, site. So that's the paramilitary search. This top over here this one the, that says Earth. You can see the dashboard. This is basically more of a visual, like a heat map representation of the same geo index created by Elon Musk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why his picture is there. Elon Musk and Travis Kalanick to clear. It has a bunch of filters and you can do a lot of, cool debugging with this. And these tabs on the dashboard over here are like selected locations that I'm highlighting, feature locations, I call them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You also have this other tab over here called buses. It's basically a this is a collection of something like 17,000 properties. Tied to people that are very high up in the network, like the net. This network has a hierarchical the structure. And I know this not because I'm guessing I know this because [00:12:00] I got the data, because I capture real on Musk Geo Index, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I have this search engine that can basically dissect that geo index. A geo index for people that are not familiar with the, topic is a database of places like a digital representation of places. So Elon Musk and Travis Kalanick created this, Geo index. And by the way, probably a good place to tell you there is a link here at the bottom that says class action.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This one over here, if you open that link it's a, class action class action complaint that I filed. I wrote this. I'm acting pro se on this one. And I filed this with the Southern District of Texas Court. That was last month mentioning this because this is a good a good read to get a quick context on what I'm alleging that these people are doing allegedly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also in the append, there's an appendix here that has an affidavit made by B and it has a link [00:13:00] to a YouTube video. That YouTube video. I strongly recommend law enforcement agencies of every country in the world to watch it. It's transcribed and the transcriptions are also available in different languages.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 17 languages I think, or 16. And that video goes into the detail on how I captured that geo index. How I figured out that it even existed, how I found it and how I created SpyHell and the technology behind it. So it's a very good read 'cause it will give you context on, on, the technology that they're using.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that will give you a quick understanding on, on, on the state of the art. So back to what I was saying, that the, ized bosses is basically the top agents, the locations tied, the address is tied to the top agents in the network top by when I say top, I mean by hierarchy. And I derive the hierarchy from the geo index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not that I'm guessing or that I think that this [00:14:00] group No I'm, getting this directly from the Geo Index in the. In a way that is deterministic. There's no guesses, no inferences, nothing. It's a pure deterministic method. And like these people happen to live in places like Caracas, Havana Tehran Moscow, Beijing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It could be a coincidence but maybe not right. Also there's another type that says, Katy, and this has different information related to Katy, Texas, for people don't know. And, this is part of why I, got this, all this data in a way, right? They guided me, let's say that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or they, I don't wanna say they brought me here, but they. Influenced my decisions in different ways many years ago. And I ended up living here in Katy. And I didn't know this back then, but I understand now that the reason why they did that is because this is an [00:15:00] operational base Katy, Texas, the town, entire town.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's basically a foreign intelligence. Building that's, that looks like a town, but it's really a massive operation of foreign intelligence and influence. It has more than 50,000 to give you an idea of the numbers, 50,000 real estate properties controlled by this network. Houses that they assign to these agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The houses are registered to the agents, but in reality is the network that pays for the houses and assign the houses, bugs the houses install surveillance equipment in the houses, control the houses, right? Control the, control, the physical display the, physical space. And you control everything, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, this tab contains. Complaints that I filed formal complaints with the, Office of the Attorney General of Texas contains [00:16:00] also a complaint. I filed not complaint, like a Form two 11. It's it's a form used to report suspected. Tax fraud to the IRS and I reported all these 52,000 properties to the IRS based on this not inferences.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Again, like I, I made this report to the IRS based on the factual data of this geo index. This is not random, right? It's it's a very deterministic database. There's intelligence, there's a, there's an intelligent design behind that database. Also there's a topic that's called en routers, and this is a dashboard, another dashboard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this focuses on properties that act as network nodes. So the, whole idea behind them acquiring the, houses across. Different countries in the world. It's not only to control the physical space for the sake of controlling it, it's also to create a mesh network where these houses function as nodes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they basically send the data, it's [00:17:00] like a parallel internet. The data hops between houses, right? And travels that way from house to house. Eventually, if the data packet or message has to go to a different, sorry, country for example. Then eventually the data gets to a house that has a satellite connection, for example, and then ships that data overseas that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it's a, it is a mesh network where, all the houses and vehicles and agents and their iPhones under the control of the network, all of them. Act together as notes in this mesh network in which data is only exchanged via short range communication, like NFC near field communication, like the same technology you use to pay with your phone.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the idea being that instead of. This is just a way for them to protect against man in the middle attack, right? Attacks. If, you were sending an email over internet in your computer right now, that email goes to your computer, to your [00:18:00] internet service provider. Last mile router.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From there it goes to another aggregator and the data jumps in that way through I don't know, hundred different hops. And anybody could be in the middle listening in any of those hops and they could intercept the communication and if they have the technology, they could decrypt it. So that's what they avoid with all this instead of using the regular internet, what they did, they created their own version of the internet, their own network, mesh network, in which data is only exchange in short range.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Communication where it's visible. If somebody's in the middle, the whole idea is to be able to visually check. If there's anything in the middle that could capture the communication. And if there is, then they don't send the communication. They only transmit if the path is visually clear. And this way they make the data hub between nodes and this massive network that they have deployed around the world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And basically they created a parallel internet that nobody can monitor, trace, or and this is just to commit crimes [00:19:00] to avoid the possibility of law enforcement. The FBI or anybody intercepting any of those communications. So this this tab or this link that says, and routers are the biggest network routers in this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Again, put in a format of dashboard sorted by how prominent the, route each router is each these routers are like major network nodes and the score here correlates with how many possibilities of routing this. Particular property can handle. And also it has, it serves also a second purpose, which is and this is a theory that I have, and yeah, I have.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Dozens of data points to support this, but I'm not gonna get into details here. But this number also correlates. So basically what they did is they turned this system, this database, into a dual purpose database. It tracks locations of these important [00:20:00] nodes, but also they made it so the the number of network routing possibilities correlates with, it's a financial ledger, basically correlates with the financial stake or holdings of a particular entity, and what they do is that they encode who that entity. Is in the name, in the street name of the property. You see these things like shore, Clearview hardware, like these things match to a specific companies or people in the real world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this number is a bank account, right? It correlates to. To the financial holdings of these entities, of these people or companies within this network. And that, of course, is very revealing because it means that those people and companies, or companies are very important to the network. Money usually correlates with importance in this kind of thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you're more important, you get paid more basically. So that's that. [00:21:00] In this tab leak database you can see that, demo that I was telling you about in the, that is also in the, appendix a, in the exhibit A, sorry of the class action complaint. This is the, this, that demo is, also posted here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if you're going here. You can see the translate, so you can see the transcript, right? And if you wanna see it in another language, one trick is then in the URL, you will see here the, language code is in the, at the end, almost at the end of the URL. So if I want to see this in Russian, I would just replace this EN by RU.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that will give me the translation to that in Russian, right? So there's, there is a translation of the, transcript, the translation of the transcript in Russian. And if I wanted to see it in, for example, Chinese, it would be ZH CN dash cn. I believe. I might be wrong about that. Let's try something easier.[00:22:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe Spanish would be ES, right? Okay, I have to check this out. Oh, okay. I see what's happening. No, I cannot open it here but yeah, you just change the, code and it will, work. Okay. Yeah. I was changing the wrong, but for example, this one, right? Chinese would be ZH dash cn.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it downloads and then, yeah, there is Chinese, right? So a Chinese citizen could read transcript and understand how I capture this database and, how the technology that they have works and how my technology that basically reveals that technology works. So that's that. And then on the last tab, this one that says literature, tool literature it's a collection of writings [00:23:00] writings that I've, wrote pieces that I've wrote over the last, I don't know, year or so about different observations based on this data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Some are satirical pieces and some other are very I would say serious pieces. The, there's also a link here for the for the YouTube channel, and this one is a chat bot basically, that you can ask questions I dunno, who is the PayPal Mafia?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, the model will based on the training data, which is. All the journal entries, basically, it will answer your question to the best of its abilities. So that's it. That's it in a, nutshell. In terms of going back to the [00:24:00] to the topic of the channel, I'm going to be posting here quick tips in video format hoping it's useful for people working on law enforcement.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, the idea is basically to put the technology to work for a good cause free of charge hoping to help bring down this network which is my, ultimate goal here. Thanks so much for your time and I'm looking forward to in a way working with, you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, thank you. Bye.

20250605: The Comcast _ Xfinity Debacle @ 26714 Valleyside Drive Katy TX 77494
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar, and today is June the 5th, 2025, and it's about 8:33 AM Central Time. So this video is the, I think the third video of the video series that I'm working on called rapid Fire Tips for Law Enforcement. And the idea is to give tips and information to a potential law enfor enforcement officers and agencies that I imagine at some point may look into this to try to help basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today I want to talk about and I'm gonna try to make it short, but there's a lot of information to that I would like to include on this one. So it may not be as short as I would like to, but I'll try [00:01:00] to condense it. So I'll try to speak a little bit faster to to help that objective.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I would like to talk about an I would've even called it an incident. I would call it a, situation that I called the Xfinity Comcast debacle. You know what, and this is basically it's a big, it's a big situation because it's, what led to the situation we are in today, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: In which I'm aware. Of you know what they're doing. And I capture their database of geolocations of interest and their financial ledger, which led to them trying to kill me. So it's a, this is the, this was an inflection point in this 18 years conflict. [00:02:00] So what happened was I think around 2021 a series of things happened and I'm gonna describe some of them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the, what those things those situations that occurred caused was that I became aware that they were tapping into my internet. Okay? And this is what kind of woke me up at the very beginning of 2021. That I might have been a target of espionage, right? Of industrial espionage.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I thought at the time I didn't know it was a status-sponsored, but I thought it was industrial espionage at that point. So I thought it was companies, powerful companies that could potentially pull this off at this scale. Trying to either suppress my website or steal what I was working on, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's what I thought at the time. The situations, I'm gonna describe the situations that happened [00:03:00] that, that led me to that, conclusion. So the first thing that happened was that and, I've described the online conflicts in other videos and like in the demo that I gave in January, 2025 I'd recommend watching the videos posted on the website, on the database leaked database tab.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can watch that video explaining exactly what I mean by this, but during that time of the online conflicts multiple times it happened that I, saw something while I was debugging the attacks using online tools that I use, and I had this, common habit I would call it, of conversing with people that were close to me about the things that I was observing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like people like Gloria, for example, or Penelope, right? I would tell them [00:04:00] I saw this, I discovered that, right? So what happened was that it happened multiple times. In 2021 or late 2020, early 2021. That I told Gloria here in our house, right? In specific places in the house, I told her, look I, saw something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I showed her on my computer, on my phone. And within three minutes, the thing that I had observed, that was a very complex thing that happened, used in servers, deployed all around the world, suddenly stopped happening, right? It disappeared in a matter of three minutes after I said it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also the things that happened were things like I sent an email to myself, right? I had this bad habit, it's bad habit, really, of using my email as a to-do list. So I, when I when I had an idea or I wanted to do something, what I would do, I would send an email to myself, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:05:00] With a short phrase reminding me to do it, or more or less how I would do it. Because I get this idea sometimes, and if I don't act on them quickly, then I might forget. So I would send an email to myself and surprise, right after I sent the email to myself within five minutes, the thing that I was planning to do was no longer possible because this criminal organization that I didn't know who they were, made it impossible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they took actions to prevent me from doing that. That woke me up even more. And then I started doing experiments like, okay, let me see if it's my wifi that they have captured. So I started like doing things like sending an email to myself with something that would be tantalizing to them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I would send it using the hard wire connection instead of the wifi to do an ablation experiment. Like the same thing they were doing with the trucks of the Texas Department of Agriculture. Remove the wifi five if they can still see it. It was the wifi, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I did that and surprised [00:06:00] they still see it, right? So I figure then I removed the router, right? Thinking that it was the router, another ablation experiment. It got to a point where I send the email directly connected to the Comcast router, right? Connected with a wire directly to the Comcast wire, send the izing email, and they acted on it in two, three minutes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I figure well they have the Comcast capture, right? And, this is what led to the point that we were today. So let me start by showing how, they did it at the beginning. So this is my address, right? The house where I was living at the time 2 6 7 1 4 Valleyside altogether.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is another attack of them, right? If you type my address Valley side, one word. They have attacked Google so much that now it autocorrects to Valley Space side, which is a different street in Houston that they also control. And it's a very prominent street [00:07:00] because valley is a marker in their system, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: All the streets in Houston and other places are, have the word valley, or it's equivalent in Spanish value are prominent streets. Streets are operationally important to the network. Anyhow if I go I'm gonna show you my this, property basically, and I don't live here anymore, but yeah, this is the, I still own it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is what I'm physically present today. This is what the house looks from the side. And and this is the pine. This one over here is the pine tree that they killed. That's that's also they killed many trees, right? But this, is the one that was covering the starlink antenna that I had installed in this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is documentary in the journal. Mention it because that's an important episode of all this, right? That also led to a bunch of discoveries on my part. [00:08:00] But anyhow, so this is a property. So I'm gonna show you how they did it. So if you look at the house, right? So this is my house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is the house controlled by Sitco the Priddy agents, P-R-I-D-Y. And so my Xfinity box is in this side over here, so around 2 9 7 1 1 5 2 minus 9 5 8 3 9 4 6, and the way it used to work since 2014. When I bought the house is that there is a cable, underground cable that gets, is routed underground.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It just is, it is very shallow depth, but it's there. It's routed on this side of the fence and then on the back of my backyard, and then it goes through this house. It used to go through this house and then it ended up at this tap. A tap is, that's a spelled TAP, it's basically an [00:09:00] aggregator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So this is a a Comcast in general, a tap is a is an aggregator that is operated by a telecom or multiple telecom operators at the same time in some occasions. And basically what it does, it connects multiple houses together. And from here there is a a, a stronger connection or with more bandwidth that goes from here to a bigger aggregator that then connects multiple aggregators and it basically aggregates that way, multiple neighborhoods.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then it at the end, it aggregates in the big aggregator in a Comcast facility or at t facility. And that's how the, these networks work. So this tab, this white box that you see here, which is located exactly, I'm gonna give you the coordinates. Two 9.7 1 1 9 2 5 minus 9 5 8 3 9 9 9 0. So that's where the cable used to go.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And what they did is that they controlled this house, right? They, bought it. They owned that. I don't know if they sold it. I don't think they sold it because it's, it would [00:10:00] compromise the entire street. They own this, the entire street. They cannot sell the house to a stranger. So I'm pretty sure they still have the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe they move a low risk agent that has zero exposure or close to zero exposure in case he gets caught. There is not there's no risk, but they own the house, that's for sure. This is the tap. Okay. So what they did is because they controlled the house and the tap is in the backyard of that house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They basically I, can't prove this because I wasn't there, but logic tells me that they basically put a splitter or they took a connection there and from there and, they basically took all my traffic. So everything that I sent over my internet connection or received, they could see, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they had the wire capturing that aggregator. And that's why these antenna, these houses over here have these two military grade antennas. And these have been documented before. I have thermal imagery of these antennas transmitting at night. And [00:11:00] these are not these are not regular, these antennas, these are military grade antennas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I think this one has two feed-horn devices. And this one has three feed-horn devices. And this one devices, those are the actual devices that transmit that correlates basically with the bandwidth of the antenna, right? Or the reach, if they're using tropospheric scatter. And this one has two feed-horn devices.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's why because this, these two houses there, to be clear, this one is the one that is right behind the pretties and this one is the one that is next to it. These are major jump points for them, right? For taking my traffic and capturing and to, then decrypt it somewhere, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: We're using more computing power probably. And then another thing that is notable here, this fence over here, and this was documented before and I showed this to Agent Cody. I made that mistake. This fence has a hole in which for that they used to pass items from this house to this house that shows collaboration, right?[00:12:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also in this side of the fence, this Sitco house has a kind of a fake plank that they can remove and then they can physically pass from this house to the 26 7, 2 2. And I've seen them doing that. And then these these houses, of course also controlled by the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The 2, 6, 7, 2, 2. This guy over here, back then, I don't know right now, but back then, I don't know because I've been out of this house for almost a year. But back then he used to be a guy that looked Indian or Iranian from that from that geography. And I think he was a technical agent because of a few things that I saw that I, they're not relevant to this video, but I'm pretty sure he was a technical and engineer right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It takes one to know one, right? You know, somebody that does what you do and you, yeah, I know what you're doing, right? That feeling. [00:13:00] Okay, so they took the tap, right? And this is when, everything, when bananas for them, because what happened was because I have this bad habit of telling people close to me what was happening in my life, I understand that I cannot afford to do that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I know this sounds crazy, but I can't afford that, right? With the level of surveillance that these people have on me I can't talk to anybody about anything that is important to me because they will weaponize it, right? And if you think about it, that's pretty deep. This is basic human right as to communicate is something that I can't afford, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't risk it, right? And, not when I say I can't risk it I don't mean like I'm protecting myself. I'm, I can't risk it because I know that I'm covering knowledge that. Could get rid of these people, right? And if I say something and they weaponize it and, they harm me, a lot of people are gonna be harmed, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they're gonna be [00:14:00] controlling the world for another a hundred years. So anyhow the tap, right? Where is the tap? Yeah, so the tap is here. Okay? So this is what happened, right? So I told Gloria I said, listen, Gloria, I'm pretty sure at this point I've run tons of experiments and I'm, and I told her this downstairs, right in this house and I'm pretty sure that they have the internet capture.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I told her, look, they're doing it in this tab. And I basically showed her and told her exactly what I'm telling you in this video. Two days later, I was running and I was running with Penelope. We weren't running out that, that day. And the conversation came up and she said something to the effects like my, my son works for Aspen, which is a contractor of Xfinity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She didn't to be completely fair, she didn't say my son can help you. But it came up in the conversation that he had a, working relationship with the [00:15:00] contractor, like he was working. He basically her son, he installs Xfinity cable systems in houses. That's his job. But he's a contractor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He doesn't work directly for. Sorry for Xfinity. He worked for a company called Aspen, I think at, the time, which is of course a big operational company of the network. Like the Aspen is a big player in this and all their locations are marked with super high paramilitary scores. The executives of the company have crypto payments, like it's a the whole nine yards, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the, kid, he was a kid maybe 17, 18 years old. He worked or used to work there. So she mentioned that. And of course, because I have this situation with the app and I'm ignorant about the scale of the operation of this network, at that point I said something to the facts of maybe he can help me move the cable, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so then she asked him, and then basically we had a conversation over text and. Their response was like, yes, he could help, [00:16:00] like he could file a ticket saying that I have, I had complained about the, a friend had complained about the internet not working reliably, and that he could recommend moving it to a different tab.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We did that and he moved the cable from this tab to this tab over here that it's I think it's here. I'm pretty sure it's here. 29 point 71, 5 0 minus 95.83883. Okay. It's either here or here. And it's not visible because of these three, but it's in one of these two houses. So this would be I'm pretty sure it's this 1, 2, 6, 7 0 7.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Dale Pines Drive or 2 6 7 1 1 Dale Drive Dale Pines Drive. Now if it is [00:17:00] I assume for a second because the two are obstructed with the three, so I cannot really see that, the tab, but I, see something white here, so I think it's this one. But if it was 2, 6, 7, 1 1, it's not able to say that this was the address that agent gave me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The time they came banging on the windows of my house and they had the surveillance vehicles outside and the Chinese woman with a spectrometer outside measuring the spectrum, all this is documented Before, that was an operation of seven agents and five cars. It was a crazy thing that they did.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is documented. I have the videos. It's posted on the website. If if you can please check it out. It's also in YouTube, in the other channel. So that's the other she gave me, right? So this half. Proof that the, person living there is an agent, right? Even if I didn't have their geo index at that point I knew right now, this house is interesting because it has a trampoline antenna.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can see it here. The, these trampoline antennas have been documented to [00:18:00] death in in the, counter intelligence journal. These are key pieces of their land infrastructure. This is how they do the tropospheric scatter. Point to point. Multi hop extensively documented before demonstrated, because I have the index and this trampling antennas are marketing the, this notable example, Patricia Rojas, a family friend of 30 years, a friend with quotes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She has a trampoline antenna in her backyard, and it is marked with hit to keel precision in the database in GIO Index. So anyhow, I move with the help of, Andreas Eduardo Pella, which is. Penelope Suarez son. The, cable from the top at this house, the 2 6 7 2 7 Dale Pine Drive Dale Pines Drive two, I think it was 2 6 7 0 7 [00:19:00] Dale Pines Drive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so that tap on this backyard. Now this is what really messed the operation up. I'll tell you why when this happened. Before I tell you that, I have to tell you, I had, there was an incident that at this point I understand was a harassing incident. This is what they do. They harass their targets with multiple neighbors, coworkers, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The idea is two things, right? One is to wear, down the target, right? He gets tired of the conflict with everybody, right? He or she, it could be a woman too, right? And the second is to discredit the target. Because then they have this collection of incidents, right? Documented on email where the target is fighting with somebody else, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if, there's a litigation with intellectual property or whatever it is they can gather all these people and all these emails and say look, this is a conflicted person. Like obviously this person has problems with everybody, right? From this [00:20:00] coworker, that coworker, this manager blah, blah, blah, blah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This neighbor, that neighbor, like the HOA manager, the president of the HOA Phil Denning, Phil Denning, right? And then at the end if a judge looks at this, and the judge probably will be controlled by the network, because we have seen this before, where these personal people that work in in, in, the judiciary system are marked in the index with crypto payments.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It would be justifiable for the judge to say, yeah I don't believe this person, without looking suspicious. I think that's the end goal of that. But anyhow, some years ago, I think 2018 maybe, I had a conflict, a problem with a person that lives at this house. So this is my house, 2 6 7 4 1 4.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the person that lived at that house, 2 6 7, 1 5 Del Pine Drive. So the one that is behind diagonally to my house. The conflict was because I had installed some [00:21:00] lights in this rooftop here, like the attic lights, and the person came to my house banging on my door. A woman, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: A Colombian woman from Colombia. I know because we spoke in Spanish. And she came banging on my door like very strongly. And she was yelling at me saying that she couldn't sleep because like she was making a big deal out of the lights. And I turned off the lights but, we had a, kind of a confrontation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So because she banged so aggressively on my door I turned off the lights I com I, didn't want to like escalate the situation. But I did go to her house the next day and I politely told her husband to, please don't come to my house, banging on the door. If they have something to say to me, please send a letter to the HOA, or hire a lawyer and have your lawyer contact me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Don't come to my house banging on my door. That was all I said. Okay. But this is important because [00:22:00] in this occasion I saw these two people, right? That they lived in their house and I spoke to them in Spanish and I recognized their accent that they were from Colombia, the country Colombia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is crucial on on the unraveling of all this. So when I move the tap, what happened was Andres Eduardo, who is Penelope's son, Penelope son he came to my house. He put like, what they call a temporary cable. What, which means it's a cable that is not buried in the ground. It just goes above ground and it's temporary because he doesn't have the training and the permits to dig into the ground because there could be gas lines, it could be dangerous.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then, so they put that temporary cable and then in the next day, or in two days, somebody else comes and they actually bury the cable. So when we were doing that, we had to pass the cable through this property. Andreas, Eduardo took the cable, he routed it over here and he was passed it over here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then when [00:23:00] he was doing that, the neighbor of this, so basically the resident of 2 6, 7, 1 5, who I had spoken with before, years ago, two years ago. Came out of the house came out in the backyard to see what was going on. Because he saw that Andre Eduardo was looking over the fence and, when he, came, he spoke to me and he spoke to me in perfect English.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now he looked exactly the same as the man that I had the situation with two years ago. That I went to his house and I talked to him to that house. Two years prior to that he looked, look physically like he was like. Very, similar. Same height, same color, same hair color, same hair style, same age range.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like all the things in that I could see were exactly the same, but he didn't speak Spanish. Now he only spoke English. And I was very confused by the situation. I tried to speak to him in Spanish and he kept replying English and, [00:24:00] he didn't understand what I was saying in Spanish. He would tell me something else in English, like his response didn't correspond to the question I was asking in Spanish.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I, it was clear to me that he did not even understand Spanish, but he looked exactly the same like this other man that lived at that house and spoke Spanish. So I understood at that point that, this was a person that was, that this was, there was an intelligent design on all this. This person was put in that house and was selected because he looked exactly like the other person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I wouldn't notice that he had been replaced. It's a replacement, it's a switch. The furniture on the backyard of the house. Was kept exactly the same as it was with the previous people that lived there. So they made sure to not change anything that I could see and anything visual that I could see visually and replaced the person with a person that looked the same.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Exactly the same. It's uncanny resemblance. It's, uncanny. It's amazing. [00:25:00] They did an amazing job, but they made a mistake. They didn't remember that I had talked to the guy and that we spoke in Spanish. They didn't have that context. So they put a person that didn't speak Spanish.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that was very revealing to me because when you look at that kind of logistics imagine what does it take to not only be able to own two of the houses next to your house, but also be able to replace a resident of one of those houses with someone that looks exactly the same?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like this, that's when I, thought this has to be a state sponsored. That was the first time I thought this, is a government doing this. It's not, this is not Travis Kanick or I thought at the time I thought it was Travis Kanick who was behind trying to steal my technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I thought this is not Travis Kanick or Pier Omir. This is a status sponsor. The level of [00:26:00] planning resources and intelligent design put behind this operation is not it's not something that a private corporation could pull off because I thought that the corporations are subject to scrutiny and just spend just in this thing that I'm seeing right here, which I'm sure is just like the tip of the iceberg.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's easily $3 million. How they justify that in accounting how they justify that with investors. Like it's, this would be visible in their accounts. I was naive of course, right? But I thought this cannot be a company. It has to be a state, right? And, that's what led to the whole, thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now I'm mentioning all this because of course and then after that I canceled the Comcast and I bought. The starlink. And that's why I put that starlink antenna here for forward a year and a half, and surprise, starlink is owned by Elon Musk and he's connected to this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And [00:27:00] they, it's really the Chinese government who owns the starlink. They also got me there. And, this is a very important thing, right? It's it's an operational tactic, high level tactic right? Way of design. It's I would say it's a design pattern. When they're going to do something when they decide to go something, to go after whatever it is, they go after that, and all the similar options that you could take, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The idea is that no matter where you go you will find, they will find a door to get your data if they have Comcast, it means that they have at and t at least in this area I can assure you that because they cannot risk that I can switch to another provider, for example, and then they get into a situation where I can send emails that they can monitor, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The that's why they have to own all the ISPs in the areas that they want to control or that they want to operate with impunity. [00:28:00] That, that's what woke me up, right? So I took, I, I canceled the, Xfinity and I put the star link and eventually I realized that all, I hadn't captured the index yet, but through technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause I developed technology at the beginning that even I didn't have the index. I had a spectrometers, cameras, microphones, and through signal processing of all these data inputs plus public records, I could figure out things like points where they were intercepting me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: People that were constantly intercepting me with the ways they were doing it, where, and I could, the system could figure out early on they could flag people, cars, and the same thing, but with less recall means less coverage, right? Because I didn't have the entire index on the entire world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I just could flag people that would interact with me, intercepting me and things like that, or sending me messages or emails and things like that in this hyper-local environment. Right? But it was like a mini [00:29:00] version of the state that we are today. We had high precision as well. Amazingly high precision Google quality really.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I realized that I basically moved out of this house, right? Which was also another mistake they made. They, I think they were like testing me, right? To see if I would really move. And they took me to that complex, the Lake Point Estates where I have the other house now. They took me there and they, set up these rules where they showed me a house. They put a house in the market and they basically put some cameras in the house to see my reaction. It was a silly thing, but I say it was a mistake because that led me to discover that neighborhood, right? And eventually I did buy a house. I, managed to buy a house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They could not have stopped me from buying it. And they tried. And that led to the downfall of Phil Denny and the Sacks and the Ambassador Petroleum and all those key [00:30:00] players, right? That they had well protected in that, in the, Lake point of states. And they were the ones that brought me there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're the only ones to blame, really. They can only blame themselves, like they shoot themselves in the foot by showing me that neighborhood. And Gloria was the person that showed me that neighborhood when they were driving. And she said look, this, there's a, neighborhood with a gated community here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Why don't we come and see if there's a house? And I said, yes, yeah, let's do that. And eventually, right? It took me three ti tries. I tried to, buy three different houses, but the still one I could buy because I didn't take a, I didn't apply for a loan or anything, right? Like I, I basically liquidated my savings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they didn't, they couldn't see which buy, which house I was going to buy and I bought it. But anyhow I, set up that house, I moved to that house. A lot of things happened. And then I at this point in the conflict, because I don't, I'm not gonna give away my strategy, but at this point in the conflict, I realized that it's, a good idea for me to [00:31:00] partially operate from this house from the 2 6 7 1 4 Valley side drive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm setting it up again, right? Slowly. And as part of that, I put back the Xfinity, right? I hired Xfinity Internet again. And this is what really, I think brings this for, so for SoCal, so this is what happened when I bought the internet, right? It's one of those internets that you go to the store and you get the modem and you come home and you plug it and you self install it.

Speaker 2: Okay? 

Speaker: Now, when I left, the setup with a key with a, lock. There was a padlock that I installed in the connection box that is located here in this corner. Okay? So I'm sure nobody touched it because only I had the key. And I cannot say that maybe there they have a way to open that lock.

Speaker: But when I opened it, it was exactly the same as I left it, right? I didn't see any signs of tampering with the box. [00:32:00] So I was expecting it to work because like the only thing that is in that box is two cables and a T-connector that connects the two cables. That is a passive it's supposed to be a passive component, meaning it doesn't have power, it doesn't have electronics.

Speaker: It's just a connector, made with a special characteristics. So it works well. But there's nothing really that device is really doing actively. Okay. Supposedly. So I didn't see any signs of tampering. I was expecting this just to work, right? So I connect the modem, it's that it doesn't work.

Speaker: I say, wow what, a strange thing, right? And I started debugging, right? Doing the same thing that they were doing with the trucks, just the other day, like the ablation experiments, right? I'd remove one cable. I'd remove this, I'd remove that to see what, is the failure, right? And eventually it gets to the point where nothing works.

Speaker: Whatever. I ablate and I say I'm just gonna remove that splitter that I have here, and [00:33:00] I'm gonna show you letter what it does. I'm gonna remove that splitter and I'm gonna connect directly the mode to that cable that comes out of the ground. See what happens. Boom. The internet works well.

Speaker: It is the splitter, right? The splitter is not working. Now this is the interesting part, because this splitter is a passive component. It's, yes. Things go wrong, right? It could have gone wet and it didn't, get damaged in, in, in the, I don't know, two, three years after Andres, Eduardo and the other guy, because remember when, we moved the cable, Andres, Eduardo Pella, Penelope Suarez son came and put the underground cable and he put this splitter because he said this was he changed the one that was there.

Speaker: And he said this is bigger, this is better quality. This is, I have one that is better basically is what he said. And he installed this one. 

Speaker 2: Okay. 

Speaker: And then the other guy came and put the underground the cable on the ground. And that's [00:34:00] when I saw the non Colombian neighbor that should have been Colombian.

Speaker: And when that happened, right? After I removed this, when I came back just last week and put the new internet, the Comcast again then it started working. 

Speaker 2: Okay. 

Speaker: So this is the thing that failed. And now this is a theory. I haven't bench test this. I will do it but I just haven't had the time to do it.

Speaker: I have a bunch of things to do all related to working on this little project I have of bringing down these people. But I have tons of things on my todo list and this is not a priority for me right now, but it is important, an important item. So I will bench test it. But my theory is the following, my theory is that this thing is not really a passive component, but it has a transmitter inside that transmits to one of the houses next to me.

Speaker: What is the MAC address, which is what they're always chasing. They're always chasing the Mac address or the IP address because they [00:35:00] need that to be able to intercept and to decrypt the traffic, right? If they don't have that piece of information, it's very difficult. So my theory is that this is an active really an active component that transmits that Mac address or IP address or whatever to one of the houses n next door to me.

Speaker: It could be either this house to 6, 7, 1 10, or it could be one of these two houses, which are well known houses tied to south Typhoon, right? The Chinese sponsored hacking group to 6 7, 0 7 and two. This is 2 6 7 1 1 Valley Side Drive. The question is if it's active, how it's power, right?

Speaker: It's always, this is what I do, right? Always trace energy. Energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can only be transformed. So it's, that's always what gets them, right? And when I say energy, I don't necessarily mean electricity. Money things that [00:36:00] have energy, right? They, they, have to somehow transform them to, to do what?

Speaker: If you wanna buy a house, you have to put the money right where that money came from. If you wanna deploy 20,005 vehicles in Katy who paid for those vehicles? Who financed those vehicles? Who sold those vehicles, right? That's, the way they're also always, almost always get caught, right?

Speaker: On that, I have to say I have a theory, okay? My theory, well before this theory I. Why they did this, right? Why they put this device? Because the moment they saw that, I became aware of the tap interception and I wanted to move the cable, moving the cable to this other tap and intercepting it there.

Speaker: I'm pretty sure they were intercepting it there too. But they had to consider the possibility that they had to remove the interception if I called the FBI, right? Or if I managed to contact the FBI or somebody, right? They may have to destroy that [00:37:00] interception point. And then they would have no way to decrypt my traffic.

Speaker: So they had to put that device there as a backup, right? In case they had to destroy this, the interception. Or if I switched to a company that for some reason they didn't control or didn't have the same level of control, they could still get the Mac address every time they wanted. Anytime. So that's why they put the device in there, I believe. Now how they power it, I have a theory, so on this house. 2, 6, 7, 0, 7. There are some, and this was documented before. Oh, this is interesting. They put the antenna back. I don't know how recent this photo is. I'll have to check, but, so this antenna that you can see here, it's a military grid antenna.

Speaker: They had it tuck behind the fence. And when I moved out of this house more than a year ago, almost a year ago, the next day I moved, they removed the antenna and they mounted it in Lake Point states, [00:38:00] right? In another house in there. I believe it's the same. I, don't know if that one, but it was like they dismounted this one the day I left and the next day or two days after I saw them mounting another similar antenna in like point of states.

Speaker: So it could be the same antenna. I don't know. Anyhow it's still visible here. And this photo update, I don't know, not, they don't take a year to update, so I don't know. I don't know if they just put it back again or this, just the, photo never updated in the al in imagery. But anyhow, this house has some very particular looking reflectors that are pointing straight to this box.

Speaker: The reflectors I'm gonna try to find someone, some reflectors that look like that. So to give an idea, Porsche in candy Ascent [00:39:00] directional light. Let me see if I can find one that looks like that. I should have done this before, but,

Speaker: No, I can't find any. There, there are tons of these installed in Katie. I'll take a photo of this is a standard issue item that they issue, right? So it's, something that looks like this more or less, but the surface of the bulb, what gives it away is the surface of the bulb.

Speaker: It's not it's obviously a material that is not it is not conducive to letting light go through, right? It's, like a plastic, it looks like a plastic. And they're pointing straight to a strategic point. In this case, they have, in this house, installed one of them [00:40:00] here. I'm gonna give you the exact coordinates.

Speaker: 2 9 7 1 1 8 minus 95. 8.83950. That's where they have one. Oh, this photo might be old because I remember seeing this truck in the photo like nine months ago, like a year ago, right? So may, maybe the antenna is, I'll check if antenna is there or not but maybe the photo is just old. So they have a reflector there and they have another one here installed inside of the fence, but above the door that they have in here.

Speaker: And it's around 29.7 1, 1 1 3 minus 95 83, 9 55. Those two reflectors are pointing to my house directly, right straight or were pointing, I don't know. I haven't checked recently. One was pointing to the [00:41:00] garage and the other one was pointing to the box. Okay. It could also be this is pretty long distance.

Speaker: It, could be like 50 feet. So I don't know if it would be that or if it's something on this house right. That they have. I, I don't know. I haven't interacted much with this neighbor. There's a marker close to, to to his house. But I don't know that one. I'm on the fence. But it could be something here, right?

Speaker: That, that was power in that. But anyhow, my theory is that there are by induction or they were by induction power in this device. And when the device is power, right? When it has enough energy, it can do its job. And it doesn't interrupt the communication. But because I've been out of the house for a year, they disconnected that.

Speaker: And because they see risk, maybe they even remove the equipment from whatever is they were, yeah. Fir the [00:42:00] inductive, current to the device and the device lost all power and after a year it doesn't work. And that's why I connected the, all this is a theory, right?

Speaker: But I'm, guessing that probably a qualified agency could verify if this could be the case. That's why when I came back a year after and tried to connect the, Xfinity mode, it didn't work right? Because the thing doesn't have the power needed to function, and it just becomes like a resistor, right?

Speaker: Like, a load with no charge and with no power. And then it just interrupts the transmission of the modems. That this is an interesting piece right now. I'm gonna, I'm gonna take it out from the. From the box. And just [00:43:00] to just to just in case, right?

Speaker: There's fingerprints or anything. I'm gonna put these gloves on while I manipulate it to show you. So this this device, right? There's something interesting here that I saw also. So it has this filter over here. So the, actual device itself is, should be this, right? But it has this filter here, and this filter has a kind of sticker in it, a blue sticker, and it says do not remove this under any circumstances.

Speaker: This device is required for a better experience, right? Something to that effect. And the device is very I would say permanently attached to the T connector to the y connector to this other connector over here. It's very strongly attached. I think it's even soldered in there or attached with some kind of glue or something.

Speaker: I tried to remove it and I couldn't I, tried to remove it to see if I could be, attach [00:44:00] the to ablate the t, the Y connector and the cable, right? Because I don't know where the device is. It could be in the cable as well in this orange cable. But anyhow I tried to remove it and I couldn't.

Speaker: So if the device removable that would justify putting the sticker, right? If you really need it for the company, for Comcast, if Comcast really needs this piece of device to be able to work as a company I think it's a pretty bad company, right? There's better ways to do this.

Speaker: And if they really need to put this on every single house in the world. This, I'm talking about this filter over here, I think they're pretty dumb, right? Their engineering department would be awful. I don't know how they can compete in the market. But assuming that it's the case, if the device is attached to the T, why put the sticker, right?

Speaker: Why put the sticker on something that is not really detachable? Because this is not I tried pretty hard to detach it and I could, it, I don't wanna break it. [00:45:00] I think if I try hard enough, probably I will be able to do it, but I don't wanna break it. But it's fixed in there.

Speaker: So I don't know. The whole thing doesn't just, it just doesn't make much sense, right? Like the, presence of the device. Something that could be done in a better way. And the sticker, right? Discouraging people to, to remove it. Knowing them, right? And having seen what they do for so long, I see this and I say, yeah, I know.

Speaker: I know your game and I know what you're doing. If I was a betting man I would, bet the filter is it, right? So anyhow, I'm saving it, as you can see, very carefully manipulating it when I have to. I, don't do it often, and I put it on my vault where it's difficult to be stolen just in case they have that thought.

Speaker: So now let's, talk about a couple of other things that are [00:46:00] related to this. Okay? Let's see. Okay. So the other one is that, as as when, after I moved the, to the other house and I started developing a more I would say planet scale system to detect statistical anomalies based on the keeping leaders technology, which is a SpyHell, basically the SpyHell pipeline.

Speaker: That pipeline the IT pro, there's a glossary in the website where you can see exactly what it does, but to make, to keep this on the shorter side of things, that pipeline at some point in August picked up this document, okay. And flagged it as a statistical anomaly. So there's a few things here.

Speaker: So this is a document that has a list of donors for a political campaign for Suarez, for president. Okay? [00:47:00] Suarez for President, Inc. Now I have to say, I looked this up and it seems like Suarez is a political operator or political person. Politically is exposed person in Florida, I think in Doral, in the county of Doral, Florida, that apparently wanted to run for president in the last presidential elections.

Speaker: And he set up this, or somebody set up this to support him, basically. But this was a very short lived initiative like his, how do I say? And I'm sorry if I don't get the terminology correctly, but like he intentions to run for president lasted like a week, I don't know, like a few days. I don't know exactly how long, but he didn't really run right, like he withdraw before that he could actually run.

Speaker: Now what's interesting of this document is that first one, the name Suarez is the name, the same name as Pinel ez, the mother [00:48:00] of andres Eduardo Pella. Who is the person? The kid. He's just a kid. And I have to say, I'm really sorry for having to mention his name in this video. He is just a kid and whatever.

Speaker: If he did something I'm sure like I, I wouldn't blame him, right? If your parents tell you to do something, you would do it right? So I don't think he should be a person really to blame or. No, I don't, I wouldn't, I, I wouldn't put the blame on the kid. But Suarez is the last name of Penelope, right?

Speaker: And her father Carlos Suarez, who lives in Florida now, Carlos Suarez is a seven agent. I'm pretty sure I'm pretty confident of this. And he did things like every time I went running with Penelope, he would call her cell phone to track me, right? To track the location of her cell phone and tracking me by proxy that way.

Speaker: Now and this is a theory, okay? I have [00:49:00] to say, this is just a theory. I'm not just presenting what the pipeline flagged the pipeline co clustered this document with Carlos Juarez, the father of Penelope Suarez. And Pinella pe Suarez, who's the mother of, and Andreas, Eduardo Pela, who is the kid that installed the cable.

Speaker: That moved the cable, right? The Comcast cable. That's why I'm bringing this up in this context. Now, in this document, basically there's a million dollars, almost a million dollars in donations, okay? To this person, Suarez, that is not identified by name, just as Suarez, that apparently was going to run for president, but that didn't run.

Speaker: And there was a million dollars in this in, in, payments to these organization from donors. Okay? All these payments are small amounts. Now the, there is the interesting part, if you look at the list of donors, right? So there is Shervin Phar who is a an ex Uber employee, ex-employee of Travis Knik [00:50:00] directly.

Speaker: He was directly employed by Travis Knik. I think he even reported directly to Travis Knik during the time Travis Knik allegedly was working on the Hell app. Which is the one that is mentioned in the Gonzalez v lawsuit in California that alleges espionage in the same ways that they're spying on, us today.

Speaker: My company and me and targeting me like the same techniques of following the Mac addresses, all that is explaining that lawsuit Gonzalez v Uber. Look it up if you can. It's posted in the website. I have a, because it, they disappeared that PDF from the internet of course, but I saved a copy before even mentioning it and it's posted in the website.

Speaker: So you can get it from my website if you like. So Shevin Pivar is mentioned in this document. So he donated to Suarez for president $330, right? No, three, 3000, $300. Of course, because he's the CEO of soft breadth capital, right? Which is marked [00:51:00] in the, like this company is market in the Geo Index and his address is marked in the geo index as well.

Speaker: And there's another gentleman here John,

Speaker: and I'm sorry if I'm not pronouncing the name correctly. And this is an interesting character too because and this is another story and I'll just give references in case you want to dig into this, but there's an agent called Mariona, Mario. Gina Rojas. In New York she's an agent, right?

Speaker: She's marketing the in the index. And she did a lot of things that some of them are even hard for me to talk about. But in, in one of the occasions she invited me to a party that was not party like a, friends gathering, right? And this thing took place in a hotel, in a suite of a hotel in New York, down in downtown New York that, [00:52:00] as she explained it, was a suite of, John Uten, this person he's an executive from Bank of America, and he's famous.

Speaker: Like he at some point was dating, I don't know, one of those celebrities. I don't know exactly who he was dating, but he was dating one of those pop stars singers. And so he's famous, right? And he was like a, a big shot at Bank of America. And I don't know, his net worth is like half a billion dollars, something like that.

Speaker: On paper, right? On crypto. That's nothing compared to his crypto assets according to the database that, I got from Elon Musk. So the fact that Suarez for president is the, organization that is getting these donations, right? And the two key players. I say Joe Del is a key player because he don donated or facilitated that suite where I was invited to that [00:53:00] reunion.

Speaker: And in that reunion there was Mario Hena Rojas, who's an agent right, working with Nelson Lara who is the person that tried to get me to go to Caracas to put me in the HeliCoil. Direct connection to the Cabello there. And also in that reunion there was a person named Angelica.

Speaker: Or Angelica in, in, in Spanish, a Colombian woman who allegedly was dating John Otten at the time, right? And this information I got directly from Mario, Virginia Rojas, who was her friends. I have no reason to believe that she was lying. And in fact, marina Rojas was the one that volunteered all this information about this gentleman and John Otten involvement in providing the suite in dating Angelica.

Speaker: And now he appears in this document also donating the same amount. Look, it's exactly the same amount. [00:54:00] 3, 3 0, 0, right? Three $3,300. And this address 2 8 1 1, another addresses tied to him are marked in the geo index as well. 2 1 2 8, 1 1 South Bay Shore Drive, Miami, Florida. 3 3 1 3 3.

Speaker: That's the address. And this document is posted in the website and, it is also in the archive. This I didn't mention yesterday. I was re, re, re remembering that. I should have mentioned it, but, and I'll, put a link on this for this on the, on here. But if you click on evidence there is a link here that says Do no.

Speaker: Download the archive, right? This link over here, if you click on this link, it will download a file that is like six gigabytes. It has all the documents, all the PDFs, all the folders, like it's the full investigative archive. Feel free to download that. In that archive, there is a folder. It's organized by folders, and the folders are [00:55:00] sorted by importance of the player right categories and they have a sorting system in there.

Speaker: Anyhow, there's a folder for John Al, and in that folder there is a PDF, which is that PDF that I'm showing you. The, Suarez for president PDF is in his folder and I think it's also in Carlos Suarez folder. Carlos Juarez also has a folder. Carlos Suarez is the father of Penelope Suarez, who is basically the grandfather of Andres.

Speaker: Andres, Eduardo Pella, who is the kid that moved the cable. And again, I'm mentioning the, kid's name. The kid is 20 years old at this point, right? This was years ago. But the only reason I'm mentioning the kid's name is 'cause I think. It's it's fundamental to show the connections in this network, right?

Speaker: And how they how they operate, right? To to get you to do the things that they need you to do. In this case they, wanted me to move the cable, but they wanted to me to, to me, to, they wanted me to move the cable to house that [00:56:00] they also controlled, and they needed the opportunity to install this fall fallback device for capturing the Mac address if they needed to.

Speaker: So that's the only reason I'm mentioning him. But if and I know I, I have no saying on these things and my opinion doesn't matter, right? But I have to say I think a kid should not be held responsible for being misguided by, here or her, his or her parents, right?

Speaker: Like the people that are supposed to protect him and to guide him through life. Making that person or that young person make just bad decisions. I think that's the biggest crime in all this, unfortunately. That this is the, this was the, Comcast debacle. And I'm right now I have Comcast and I'm recording and posting all this information [00:57:00] in using that Comcast, right?

Speaker: I'm hoping that they intercept my traffic again and the FBI is watching and they get caught red-handed. That's my hope. Oh, there's another thing. One more thing. So this guy was captured by the cameras of the coal mobile and he was co clustered with a, with an Xfinity attack that happened in, in, 2023.

Speaker: Another incident that is documented in the archive in the website. They were heavily attacking the websites and attacking my internet connection. They left, they, they caused my internet to be down for like almost a day. At the peak of the conflict, right? So when they when they don't know what else to do, then they they bring down the internet and then if they still can't get you, then they bring the lawyers.

Speaker: The lawyers is always like the last resource, right? Like when they see that they can't do anything against you, then they bring the lodge, which is also a mistake, I think. 'cause in that time they, after [00:58:00] the September attacks they, brought David f Hein into the mix.

Speaker: And that led to the downfall of Akamai. Akamai, I'm pretty sure is there's no way out. This is not undeniable, right? I have so much evidence that and then again, right? In, in, in March, 2025 when they didn't see anything they could do then they took my son and then they brought in the Adams Law firm and the other law firm that, that, that Philip Denning and the HOA of Lake point of states are using to to try to silence me, right? And that is also led to the downfall of many people because I have so much data and so much proof that they're just bringing more people into this that are going to go down and are going to talk, right?

Speaker: When confronted with I imagine, right? What, are gonna be charges that [00:59:00] because the things that they've done to to, suppress me include murder attempts, multiple of them, and if they're working together they're just sharing the liability with more people. And that means more people could talk, right?

Speaker: Faced with a prospect of severe penalties, right? So I think it's a mistake let's see how, let's see how it plays out. Anyhow, this guy, he was caught by the cameras and co clustered with that with that Comcast attack. At the beginning, the pipeline could cluster him and attacked him with engineering as if he was an engineer.

Speaker: But after the system got more data, he was reclassified as an intelligence officer. Iranian probably he was driving this Tesla with plays Victor Tango, Bravo 2, 5, 6, 6. And he intercept me this time when he was [01:00:00] caught. I have all the, metadata of the incident in the pipeline, but from what I recall it was here, it was in the Sportclips outside of the Sport Clips at FM 10 93 and FM 1463.

Speaker: I think it was here. Yes. Lemme see, 10 93. Let me see. One second.

Speaker: Oh, no, it wasn't here. It was in the, yeah, it was here, it was in the sports clip here. [01:01:00] So that car and I'm telling this because Tesla has telemetry of the car, so this could be verifiable. All you have to do is look for days in which this vehicle, this Tesla, VTB two five. Six. Six was somewhere around this location at the same time as my red Tesla model S 'cause I was driving the red Tesla that day, I think.

Speaker: And the interception was here. So that car was parked basically here. And this point is, marked in the index, right? And I can show you like if I if I copy that and go to SpyHell

Speaker: and go to the paramilitary crypto tab and paste that.[01:02:00] 

Speaker: Sorry. So you can see right, the level of this is crazy. The level of surveillance that they have in this corner. And this corner is a very important corner because of I don't want to get off topic, but it's a very important corner 'cause it, it gives access to, to all these paramilitary control positions, right?

Speaker: In two, with two major roads. So anyhow the, white Tesla was parked around this point, which is 29.69526 minus 95 point 84, 5 20. And I, was driving from on this direction from east to west and he got photographed by the left camera on the front. And that's how the system got him.

Speaker: And through analysis of public data records, public records data. [01:03:00] And a series of signals that, that I am not gonna go into the details he got co-clustered with that incident of the Xfinity attack. So he is, somehow related to that. Okay. But the system the latest state, I think it is that the system thinks that this entity is actually running intelligence.

Speaker: It could be an important player. So anyhow a lot of connections here. Xfinity Aspen, a key player in the, at least the Katie operation of Ex Xfinity in terms of espionage. All the Comcast contract contractors in Katy are marketing the index. This was also post before in the journal, all of them.

Speaker: And it makes sense, right? If you're gonna run a spy operation with 52,000 properties in a small area, Katy is very small. Katy could be maybe, I don't know, 15 miles by 15 miles maybe. [01:04:00] And they have in that small area, 52,000 real estate properties, which means they have at least a hundred thousand agents, right?

Speaker: Because well in each house, right? They compose the households in a very traditional way, right? So there's always a husband, a wife and the two are agents, right? And voters. Most of them, right? Which is another angle of the operation. So yeah, if you're gonna run an operational hub like that with 70,000, 80,000 people and you need to keep tabs on all of them.

Speaker: One way to do it is with with the internet providers, right? That operate in the area. And if you're gonna do that, you need to control the contractors because you can't risk it that they hire somebody that is not part of the network and then that person happens to have a friend in the FBI or say something stupid on the phone [01:05:00] and gets tracked or flagged by the NSA and then the whole thing goes down, so you can't risk it, right? So that's why all the contractors that work for Comcast in Katy Aspen is, I think the major one. But all of the others, the smaller contractors, all of them are flagged in the, index. And many of them intercepted me in what I was running.

Speaker: Like they, they actually work as ground. The spies, intercepting people. Intercepting their communications. We were using the Comcast branded bands. I have this recorded hundreds of times happening with signals, spectrometer readings, everything. I'm, and I'm, I put all that data to the, at the disposal of authorities saying the FBI and others.

Speaker: All right? So I think this is a good way to stop this one. But this is this, is a pivotal moment, like the one I described yesterday. [01:06:00] This incident I think could be fundamentally making a, RICO case against and I'm sorry, when I say Rico, maybe I'm not pronouncing it correctly.

Speaker: I meant the Racketeer and Influence Corrupt Organizations Act. I think in English, people pronounce it differently I'm I, I, Naturally pronounce Rico because yeah, that's how you would say it in Spanish. But but that's what I mean, right? Like the, I think from an investigative point of view and maybe even a judiciary point of view the Comcast incident and all the data that I have gathered, I think could be a good a good ammunition for the free world to fight this from a, from the standpoint of law and order and this before I go to the, there was something I say yesterday, right?

Speaker: That it [01:07:00] sometimes this happens to me, like I say something, right? And, sometimes, very rarely, it doesn't happen often, but very rarely I get this feeling afterwards like, an intuition. It feels like there was something deeper in that and I didn't really grasp it.

Speaker: And I, and then I think a little bit, bit more, and sometimes I get it, sometimes I don't, but. Yesterday I said something, I said I wanna share it with you. I said something to the effects of I said they're running experiments with the trucks. There's actually two things I want to say about that.

Speaker: So I said something like the running experiments with the Texas Agriculture Department trucks and I was describing that experiment and I said it's sad I understand that they're running experiments. I will do the same. Like they, they try, they're trying to figure out how the system works to catch up.

Speaker: And I said, it's sad that they're trying to catch up to me who I'm a non important player by any standards. [01:08:00] That you look at it, I like, I can't compete with 'em. Like in resources or in people. I have no resources, no people. And so I said it's sad that they're trying to catch up to me in terms of technology.

Speaker: And I afterwards I was reflecting on that and I thought this, there's something deeper here. And I think I found it. I think it is that, think about it, right? Why? Why is that they have to catch up? They had 20 years, 3% of all the money in the world, literally. And they still didn't develop technology to counter what I have now.

Speaker: They're trying to develop it, but they didn't do it in 20 years or, with 3% of the money of the world and allegedly millions of people right under their control why they didn't develop this technology before. And I think the answer is on that they are monopoly, right? They have the, monopoly of payments, they have the monopoly of, [01:09:00] many things, right? And I think that's the deeper thing, right? Like the monopolies have this counter or undesirable effect that they kill innovation because they're so comfortable knowing that they have the monopolies, that they don't have any need to innovate. They can just keep committing cry crimes and winning on business and every and everything else just by committing crimes without the need to innovate, right?

Speaker: So that actually kills innovation because then they didn't have the need to create anything new. They could just doing, they just keep doing the same thing at a bigger scale. But it was always the same thing, stealing information, right? Intercepting radio frequency communications, intercepting internet traffic killing opposition, literally killing people, right?

Speaker: And that, the effect of that, then the end effect of that is that it takes away the need for innovation. And therefore [01:10:00] they fell behind, right? So they were victims in a way of their own tactical advantages given by the impunity that they have, right? Now contrast that with me, right?

Speaker: I have to innovate. If I don't innovate, they kill me. Literally, that's what stake for me. So if I don't, if I don't develop the software to protect myself, my safety, right? They, would literally kill me. They could have killed me. I have a strong drive for innovation because of my situation, right?

Speaker: I don't know that was the thought. And the other thing that I thought yesterday after I said that yesterday about the Department of Agriculture Trucks that they were using to run that experiment, I recommend people to watch that segment on the video of yesterday. That was on June 4th, 2020 fifth that I posted the video.

Speaker: I [01:11:00] remember that. Remember the ven, I posted this on, the website already. But just a reminder that the Venezuelan informant that works in the Venezuelan army told me that they infected the eggs purchased I don't know if they infected the eggs or they infected the, birds that laid the eggs with bird flu intentionally to harm me.

Speaker: And that's the only reason why I didn't get harmed because I stopped eating the eggs. Saying all this because I saw those in the system, right? The two trucks from the Department of Agriculture of Texas, they were using to run experiments against the coal mobile.

Speaker: And it occurred to me, and this is a theory, right? I'm not accusing anybody, I don't have any proof of anything, but it occurred to me that if somebody has access to beer, flu strain, or vials or [01:12:00] whatever, is that however is that they do it, it is probably the Department of Agriculture, right?

Speaker: They need to have access to the virus to be able to test things and to compare strains and to it makes sense that they have access to the virus. And the Venezuelan informant told me that they were intentionally infecting the birds that were laying the eggs that I was eating, right? Or purchasing at Kroger, Walmart, and HEV.

Speaker: So it's possible that's where the virus, the virus is coming from. It's a thought that crossed my mind and I thought I should mention it because not I Not because of me, but because if this is a in everything they do, they always try to scale it. And this is something that also has been discussed before in the website.

Speaker: They don't do one-offs, right? Like when they do something, it's an operational procedure they can deploy everywhere in the world. So if this is a thing like infecting people with bird flow to kill them, they have to have a systematic, they probably have a systematic way of doing it, right? It's not a thing that they're [01:13:00] inventing for me right now.

Speaker: It's a thing they've been doing for 20 years. One way to do it at a scale would be controlling these departments of agriculture, right? So maybe it's not only the Texas, what I'm trying to say is that maybe it's not only the, Department of Agriculture of Texas. Maybe it's just the departments of agriculture period, right?

Speaker: But this would be easy to check against the index, right? Using a SpyHell org. So I really recommend law enforcement agencies and intelligence agencies of everywhere in the world to check your countries or your states, departments of agriculture, the key players, like the director of those departments, the directors of those departments the field officers that are testing bird flu, for example, against the Geo Index, using the SpyHell.org search engine to see if they're involved.

Speaker: Just a suggestion, a humble suggestion. Thank you so much for your time and again [01:14:00] I'm, very thankful for for, the chance of, being in a position of doing this. Thank you.

20250606: Information Asymmetry and The Data-bomb Experiments
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and today is June the sixth 2025. It's 7:30 AM here in Katy, Texas. So this is central time. Today I would like to, so this video is part of the, sorry. It is part of the series of videos of rapid fire Tips for law Enfor Enforcement. And, today I would like to make a short video about information asymmetry.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And this is a concept that it's it's been documented before in, in the website, spyhell.org. But I I've, been running some experiments about that topic and I wanted to, share what I've observed. So for those who are just joining the thread, the conversation [00:01:00] information asymmetry refers to a concept in which an organization, in this case a criminal organization.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think it's a general concept really. But it refers to a situation in which an organization kind of distills the information that. That that they distribute to the members of the organization, right? So imagine that, you have an organization that is hierarchical, so the people at the top will typically have all the information very quickly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then as you go down the, hierarchy of the organization, people in the lower levels have both less amount of information and more delayed information, like they get the information later. If they get it at all. The observation more than a year ago was that this network uses information asymmetry as a basic tool for functioning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This means that they keep agents in the dark, right? And [00:02:00] the lower the level of the agent is the more in the dark the agent is. So they don't really know what's going on this means that the foot agents the ones that are on the ground following people and intercepting radio communications, they have no idea that, the geo index was captured nine months ago, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or that it has been decoded and that it's been published on the internet and that their addresses are visible to anyone. Like they have no idea of that. When I realized that. I realized that long time ago. But as the situation has been escalated right to the point where they've attempted against my life I've been looking for ways to disable what they do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is definitely an asymmetric conflict as well in the sense that they have [00:03:00] millions of people, literally, right? Trillions of dollars in resources access to military personnel, to intelligence agencies of other countries. And I'm a single individual, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like I'm an alone, a loan software engineer with no resources, right? So I have to find ways to, to also fight in a, in an asymmetric way because otherwise I stand no chance. So what I started doing like two, three months ago was what I call data bomb. Okay. data bomb. So the idea is I, create situations in which I expose the ground agents to the truth, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which is what the network is, avoiding, right? They keep them in the dark on purpose. I start, I started experimenting with different ideas like the podcast, for example, right? So I, I. I start creating this podcast that you can see on the side, they're available [00:04:00] there, and I create them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I create them using artificial intelligence, right? I started doing them in English. And then I started translating them to other languages as well to make this information available to agents of other cultures that not necessarily, don't necessarily speak English. And that's one of the observations that I, I.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I got from all this is that particularly in the Chinese group of agents most of them don't speak English. Like they don't understand English at all. And I, don't say this as a derogative con comment or anything like that. It's just a situation, right? It's just an observation that I've seen that they're definitely very skilled in what they're doing and, the ones that are on the technical side, I can tell by things that they do that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That they're very skilled as engineers. No disrespect in any way. But they, don't speak English. [00:05:00] So that's why I started translating the, podcast to other languages. And there was an, a funny incident in which I was working on on on, a, Chinese translation of the podcast.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And listening in listening at that podcast in Chinese at home. Doing quality assurance basically on the podcast. And I was playing on a loud speaker and the Chinese agents next door who were at 22 1 8 Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4, basically called or communicated with Phil Denning and he came running immediately.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Phil Phil Denning is the president, quote unquote, of the. Homeowners Association of Lake Point Estate where they have more than 60 very prominent agents living in that. It's a very it's a upscale neighborhood, gated community, protected, surrounded by churches the, whole [00:06:00] security protocol deployed in the, in that area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They have very prominent agents living there. And anyhow, Phil is like the, mayor of the. Of, this synthetic bi sorrow community. And then so he came running right within five minutes after he started playing the podcast and he started calling the police. So I realized that led me to two things, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: One, that the, Chinese agents next door don't speak English because I've been playing the English podcast for over a month. And they hadn't called Phil Denning, and Phil Denning hadn't called the police. It was only when I started playing the the Chinese version, right? So that tells me that they don't understand spoken English.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the second observation that I got from that is that they are terrified of these podcasts, right? In general of the information getting to [00:07:00] the agents, because think about it, right? If you're an agent working for this criminal organization and they're paying you with crypto for walking around with a phone you don't really know what's going on.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you're getting paid good money, right? Probably you will be happy to do it, right? But if you listen to that podcast and you realize that the database was leaked, that how much crypto you have is now public on the internet, that your address is public on the internet, that the interception points are public on the.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you are living in the US at least, I think you would think twice before going out with that iPhone. Because you could get in trouble with the FBI or, with other law enforcement agencies. If you're in a country where impunity is, rampant probably Venezuela, right? You probably wouldn't care much.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if you're here, I think you will think twice, right? So I think that's why they're terrified of that information getting to the agents, right? So I realized this is probably my best [00:08:00] weapon to disable this network here, at least right in Katy, where my safety is it's an issue, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I feel like like I, my safety could be a problem, right? So I need to disable them quickly. So I started running locally, right? So I started running experiments, right? So the first thing I did. And I've been iterating like I, in everything we engineers do, right? We iterate we, start building small versions of the idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if it works, then we make it a little bit better. And then if it work, we, you know what, so I started by, by parking. So this is this video over here. I don't know if you can see that, but this video over here, I started by parking, the armored suburban the, SUV that I drive, which is a coal mobile very close to the edge of the driveway, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what you can see in the video. [00:09:00] And I put, I basically printed a page in a letter piece of paper. And that page said basically spike hell.org something like learn the truth about what's going on, right? Something like that. And I put it on the, back, window of the SUV and on the lateral windows on the back.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a large SUV, so I put it on the back and then, yeah, I have these cameras on the mailbox that I used to for the radio frequency avoidance system. That's a different, topic. I'll talk about that in a different video, but that's why I have those cameras in the. In the, mailbox.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And those are the cameras the that law firm that Phil Danning is using to try to silence me. They, were threatening to find me like $70,000 a year for having those cameras in the pure harassment, right? So anyhow, but I'll talk about that in a [00:10:00] different video as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I, and I don't know, like I'll show you more or less a reaction, right? So in this video, they sent this woman with a baby, and this is a well known technique, so much so that last year, two years ago, she. There was a point where I was running with a friend and I told her like, I don't know where they're getting all these babies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They, have a baby rental company or something. That was literally what I said. 'cause they were like walking these people with babies. They like, they were like hundreds of them every time I went running. And it got to a point where the babies. Didn't match the parents. Like at the beginning there would be like a Hispanic baby with Hispanic parents at some point, like they scale it so much that you would see things like a Chinese baby with African American parents and I and I know how genetics work. I know that could happen, right? But not in that number of occurrences in a space of two hours, right? [00:11:00] If you, if in a space of two hours 12 babies that don't match the pair of parents that are, or the parent. It's it's, obvious, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They, were renting the babies, basically, but, so after I made that comment, they switch from babies to dogs which makes it more scalable because there's no genetic ties between the owner and the dog. And that's why now they have all these dog walkers in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But which is another question, right? Where, do they get all these dogs? It's the same question, but it's less traceable. I guess it's a better approach than what they were doing at the beginning. So anyhow, they sent this lady with, with walking the baby. You can see in the video that she sees the, she I'll, describe what she does so you can, get it quickly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she sees she, sees the sign and she laughs. She walks [00:12:00] I don't know, maybe, I don't know, 30 feet. And then she realizes what it says, and then she turns around and, a abandons. What she was trying to what there what, she was doing in this video was walking per perpendicular to my house to try to get the Mac address of my cell phone.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This requires her, basically the technique is to walk all the way. And as she walks. The signal, so the Mac address is, so she, has a device, probably her iPhone that is capturing what Mac addresses are visible in the air. And as she walks away from the house, the signal corresponding to my Mac address.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She, if she's walking exactly perpendicular to the house as she walks, the signals should get weak, weaker. And weaker And weaker. And the only Mac address that will cons consistently get weaker is my Mac address, because she's walking exactly perpendicular to my house. All the other houses that have cell phones in them, the signals will go up and will go down, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Depending how close she [00:13:00] gets. But given that they know where my cell phone is located, if they walk perpendicular to the house. The only signal that we'll see that decreasing strength consistently will be my Mac address, right? So that's how the, Mac address isolation or reverse strangulation works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she had to do that, she had to walk, I don't know, probably 250 feet on that direction, right at that speed. But, that she abandoned at 30 feet. And I they used to do this. At this point, I think they, they abandoned the idea because I basically made it impossible for them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they used to do this hundreds of times per day by, so in, to give you an idea of the numbers between 5:00 AM which is usually the time that I wake up and 9:00 AM they would have done in average probably 120 times in those four hours block. I have a lot of [00:14:00] measurements and observation points.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Measure deterministically with the cameras. And I know that they need that distance, right? So when she turned around in this video at 30 seconds, I knew that she abandoned, right? So she, there she is like looking at it, right? And she's laughing. And then at some point lemme move it up a little bit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She just turns around.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There you go. See, she, that's the moment she realized what it said and she abandoned it. And I've had I left this up this experiment running for three days and I've saw similar instances, right? And then Phil Denning came to take pictures every day of the, car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of the vehicle. I don't know why he needed [00:15:00] to take pictures every day. The, car didn't move because at that point I wasn't even leaving the house. And the photo didn't change. Didn't it didn't update, right? It was just a printed piece of paper. So it was the same picture, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was taking the same picture every day. That didn't make any sense to me. I didn't understand why. I didn't know if it was just pure old book old school harassment. I, don't know one picture would've been enough, right? Why take one picture every day of the same thing?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That is not changing. I didn't get that. But anyhow, so this was the first iteration of the data bomb, right? And then I made it a little bit, better, and I printed. I printed a magnetic, a set of magnetic decals for the vehicle that I installed in the window that says spy held.org. And so you know, if you're a [00:16:00] spy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you know that you're trying to set the communications of somebody and that person comes with a card that says Spy hell.org if it was me, I would try to go to that website and that's exactly what they do, right? So I, even created an integration with the pipeline in which. The camera's gonna guess whether the person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Center their attention on the call by, based on the, an angle of what they're looking at and the direction they're looking at. And then it recourse that with a time stamp and then joins that with the visit of the site from from Google Analytics, right? Basically I can more or less estimate the conversion rate of that ad, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like I can more or less tell what percentage of people, are responding to the ad to the, magnetic decor that I have on the car which is interesting. The conversion rate is huge, right? I've worked in, in I [00:17:00] worked at Google in search and I am familiar with the, very familiar with the conversion rates, right of online ads.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can tell you right? An online ad that converts 2%. It's amazingly good. This truck converts, this decal converts like 45%. Because they have, a lot of people follow me to intercept the, and they they know that what they're doing is illegal. So when they see a spy, hell it's very contextual to them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they go and, basically click on it, right? So that was the second iteration. And now I created this, the third iteration was I created this little number over here. This is a funny story. So what happened was that. When I bought the armor vehicle it came equipped with a public announcement system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't have the thing with me here, but it, has a PA system right, where you like a push to talk microphone and you could communicate with people outside. And I [00:18:00] was, I always wanted to use it. Like to joke with the agents. While as we were playing this game, it's not a game really.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they're trying to kill me. But not the agents but it, with the informations, the agents gather, they could the, organization that, that network could kill me. I don't know if the agents know that they're trying to kill me. Some of them do know. I know that for sure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, the Kroger pharmacy man, right? Like the one that was tampering with my medication at Kroger Pharmacy, he knows that they're trying to kill me, right? Because he was given the order to switch the medication. I, also realized at this point that the number of agents that have instructions to physically harm me is very small.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's like everything in life, right? It's like a pyramid, right? Like the ones that are in this, pyramid of danger, right? [00:19:00] There's a few agents that are the top, that are the most dangerous to me, like the Kroger pharmacy man, right? Like the, guy with the red bronco that I recorded in, in, in video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That got caught by the ear, which is co clustered with the Kroger pharmacy man. That's why they keep sending him, right? Because they have a few like him. If they had a thousand like him, they wouldn't send him multiple times. But anyhow, yeah, so what I was saying is that I wanted to use the PA system and I've always wanted to use it, and I, but it doesn't work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like when I received the vehicle and I tried it, it didn't work. And because of, the situation in which I'm in, I'm not in a position in which I can send the car back or be shipping things back and forth because everything I ship or everything I receive is a door. It's an opportunity for the network to insert a microphone, to insert something, to track me, to insert something to harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I cannot be like doing that back and forth with the seller. [00:20:00] So I left it at that and I tried to repair that thing myself multiple times, but I'd never been able to. So anyhow last week when I went to Microcenter on six, on June 2nd which was documented in one of the videos before that was the time where they run the experiments with the, Texas Department of Agriculture truck and all that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That day I went to Microcenter and I bought this little number. So it's basically. It is basically a USB connector that basically goes from USB to, 3.5 audio, right? And then this other connector that goes from 3.5 audio to one fourth audio like the, this is the jack that the, PA system of the truck uses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with this, I'm able to connect my cell phone to. To the PA system, right? Directly [00:21:00] just the audio channel, right? Not the, siren is a different mechanism, but the audio channel is what didn't work so. I started playing the podcast. That's what, that's the, version three of the data bomb.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I start, I, and I now play the podcast on the PA system which is perfectly there's no law against that and knowing how much this stresses them, right? They, called the police because I was playing the podcast in my own home, right? Imagine the psychological effect this has on them, knowing that all this information is going out to anybody who's near me in audio, in any language, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This, is a very powerful Bob. And of course I also have the integration of detecting the conversion rate. I adapted the [00:22:00] I adapted the, analytics. Integration that I did for version two to this new version three, right? So I now can measure can estimate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not really a very deterministic measure because people can be looking just because they don't know what's what it's saying or but it detects when people looks on my, direction when the podcast is playing. And, then later offline joins that event with visits on the website or queries on, on spy health.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that that gives me a good idea of the conversion rate. The next version of that is going to be, because as I'm doing this experiment, I realize that different parts of the podcast people respond differently, right? To different parts of the podcast. And that's very telling, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: For [00:23:00] example, if the podcast says just data cabello. And somebody turns around immediately surprised and I have a classifier to detect emotions on face expressions. It's not very good. It's like the precision is like 75%. It's not very good it is better than nothing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if the podcast says Cabello and somebody turns around quickly, surprise, it's probably a Venezuelan agent, right? Specifically not Chinese or not you can tell it's a civilian agent. If the podcast says Xi Jinping and the person turns around you know, where they're from, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's a very good. It's, evolving in a good way, I think. So that's the, data bomb experiment. And the idea again is to tie it back to the original ... [00:24:00] to the opening of this video. The idea is to destroy information asymmetry, right? To, let people on the ground know what is going on.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they cease and desist, which is my ultimate goal. At least here in Katy, right? I want them to cease and desist. Now speaking of that, there's another observation that I think is important. In the website I don't know if people would recall there was an observation about this to, sorry, these two vehicles with plates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: WDGJ, right? Yes. Okay. Yeah. Sorry. So three vehicles, right? Yeah, so this is a very interesting post. It has the, statistics statistical calculation of the probability of this being random. Like I wanted to show rigor on this one. To show so people can see that this is [00:25:00] not that this shows coordination.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is proof of coordination, of coordinated effort with state level resources. So the observation here are the two vehicles have this license plate with a four digit prefix match, meaning D WDJ. Nine on two on the two vehicles parked next to each other, and I calculate the probability of this being a random event, non uncoordinated event.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of about being about four chances in 10 million, more or less, right? In the best case scenario for them. So yeah this, is proof of coordination. And then a few days later, I found while I was, I didn't found the car intercepted me while I was driving from one of my houses to the other.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, this vehicle you can see the plate here. Also has the same prefix, right? [00:26:00] And then this one, the person made the mistake of showing her face right? So this was, it was even better. Now what happened was, what I wanted to say is that in the last two days the system has encountered two other vehicles with the prefix WDJ, it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Texas plate intercepting me in a point that is marked in the geo index of Elon Musk, the one I capture on September 11th, 2024. So by this point it's been five vehicles with WDJ plates intercepting me less than 30 feet from my vehicle at point marked in Elon Musk Index. And the probability of this being random is astronomically small.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is relevant to this video. I should probably say that because this tells me that the information asymmetry is also being applied in a different dimension, right? What's happening here [00:27:00] is that the Chinese intelligence services and the Russian intelligence services are not telling the seven intelligence services.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the Venezuelan intelligence services that this prefix has been identified, right? And I say this because I know from observations and measurements that I've done that the Chinese intelligence responds very quickly to what I post on the website and with, they're very meticulous, right? Or for example, when I, or the Russian intelligence as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I posted about the, facial recognition using distances measured from the ear points on the the next day the agents were covering their ears, like the Russian agents and the those were covering their ears, right? And the Chinese agents but the Venezuelan agents weren't so I, I can tell that the people that are consuming the content directly from the website are really the [00:28:00] Russian and the Chinese intelligence services, not the Venezuelan, the Venezuelans are getting the information secondhand and the Chinese and the Russians are deciding what to tell them. So now I don't know if they didn't tell them about the W DJ because the W DJ played our Venezuelans.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can tell that for sure. So tho that series of plates is controlled by just coveo, basically. And you can take that to the bank but. For some reason, the Chinese and the Russians are not telling them that series has been identified, right? Which is obvious that it has been identified, and it's obvious that they consume the content.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the question to me is why, they didn't why, don't they tell them? There's, they're playing for a common goal. They should share the information, but they're not sharing it. So I don't know if it's incompetency meaning they just don't communicate well with each [00:29:00] other, which I don't know, I guess it's possible or if it's a form of information asymmetry just in a different dimension.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A form of information, asymmetry of, in the form of the Chinese intelligence and the Chinese government. Not sharing the information with their other partners to keep them under their control or to be able to, I don't know, keep tabs on them. I don't know. But there, there must be a reason.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There must be a reason for this. I don't think it's a random thing or I don't think it's incompetence. They're not that incompetent. There must be a reason for them to keep them in the dark. About things like that, like the ears and the plates when they're made maybe, and I don't know, this occurred to me, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe they, how do I say this? I, don't know if the world would be like a scapegoat in English, but maybe, the idea is if the, if somebody's gonna get caught, [00:30:00] it's better if it's the Venezuelan than if it's us, right? If things related to them get made. We won't tell them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if they get caught, And then so there's still, there will be somebody to blame. It's not a bad outcome at all. For the Chinese it could be that, right? Could be. Could be a way to it's not like they're throwing them under the bus if it happens it's not that bad, right? Could be, Something like that. So I thought I, that, that's why I wanted to make this video more more than sharing about the data bomb. I wanted to make this comment because the dynamics between these major components of the organization, the different intelligence services the way they interact could be crucial to to form.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A plan of attack in a way, right? I think that the free world [00:31:00] needs to understand what are the dynamics between these sub components of the organization, because there, there are weaknesses in those interactions, right? And understanding those weaknesses gives a tactical advantage.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I hope this was helpful. So I'll leave it at this today. Not today for this video. I'll make a couple of other videos today. And I'm, learning as I go. I've never, I've given a lot of demos in my life 'cause that's what I do. But never in this format before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm I'm slowly learning how Well, thank you so much. Good day.

20250706: The Conoco-Phillips Crew @ Pilibos Park Ct, Katy TX 77494
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. Today is June 6th, 2025. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and I'm in Katy, Texas 77494 today. So this video is a very short video. It's part of the, rapid fire tips for law enforcement series that I am working on. And this is a very, short video. Today I want to talk in this video about the a group of acquaintances that I call the, ConocoPhillips crew.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So this is a team of agents that. They were the first people that I interacted with when I moved to when, I bought this house. This the 2 6 7 1 4 Valleyside drive, Katy, Texas house on 2000 at the end of 2014. Okay. And in the way after going through all [00:01:00] this process of years of learning about how they operate I understand that they, what they do is to set up situations that are pre-designed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they didn't invent any of this for me. Like they've been doing this for years to many other people. It's like pre-packaged scenarios. Okay. And, this scenario is basically, if I can describe it in a way, it's a prepackaged group of friends that come into your life, and all of them are agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You don't know it, but all of them are. And they're inserted as a, as an ensemble into your life. And from that point on they do different things as a group together without you knowing that they're acting in, in, in concert, right? And that's how the, whole thing works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And like looking back in retrospect , I've encountered this kind of groups before this point in 2014. [00:02:00] So this, was probably like the third or the fourth iteration that I encounter of this. Prepackaged solution. Anyhow, so I, wanted to give some visibility into this group because they're here in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Some of them are, and that's the other thing that I've noticed that when, certain individuals in this mini cluster of friends that they deploy in your life. Are successful. The reward seems to be always pretty much the same. It's a, combination of of course crypto payments, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And travel like they all seem to like Then, stop working like they retire at a early, very early age. Like I've seen like late forties mid forties, late forties, early fifties people that could have worked for another good 10, 15 years, but they stopped working of course, 'cause they don't need to work anymore.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They, were successful in their task and they got. Paid very well, and then they don't need to work anymore. [00:03:00] And then they dedicate their life to traveling. And then you see on their Facebooks these posts in that they're in Belize or that they're in in, in Italy or that they're in in New Zealand canoeing like exotic so you see the their Facebook pictures and and.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's like you, you say this person you know is not working. They didn't really work their entire life. The job they had wasn't like a super high paying job. It was like an average job. How are they affording all this travel right, to all these exotic places? That's one pattern, and the other patterns seems to have to do with the.

Reinaldo Aguiar: With their sons and daughters. Okay. So the other form of payment that I suspect that I've seen that I'm, pretty sure is a form of payment has to do with their sons and daughters or daughters being accepted to prestigious universities in the US [00:04:00] sometimes abroad, like in the uk. And these universities have very expensive tuition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it. I suspect that it's all taken ca care of by the network, right? You, I've seen examples in which, for example, a household that you look at the house, you look at what the husband and the wife do, and you can estimate that they could be making maybe $80,000 a year as a household, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Between the two of them, maybe $90,000 a year. And then the daughter goes and says that she's gonna study in London. UK and then she's gonna go to our, she's gonna go to the, to Cambridge University. It, it doesn't add up. Like it's not possible for these two people afford not even the living expenses in London for the child.

Reinaldo Aguiar: How are they gonna afford the tuition and all the other expenses, right? [00:05:00] That's the answer is the network. It's payment for, it's payment for, and I don't know exactly the mechanism because I I have I, had if, it happened to me today, I would be more inquisitive. But at the point, at that point, I didn't have any interest in learning more about how exactly tuition was being paid.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I didn't really inquire. But I imagine it would be like I imagine, right? Like it has to be something that is explainable, right? 'cause otherwise in and out it it could all unravel. So it, has to be something like like a scholarship or something. And this network is very powerful.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They have agents everywhere, including the university. So it's not a difficult feat to given a scholarship to anybody they want to give the scholarship to. That's the, other part. And the other part I've seen is the other form of payment I've seen in groups like this is through the payment of medical bills of the [00:06:00] parents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for example, Patricia Rojas, her mother had a very aggressive type of cancer that I have to say I also seen this, many of these agents, I've seen this, thing that seems like a recurrent thing where. The parents get cancer, right? I understand cancer is a very aggressive thing and it, it pops up and then but I have to be honest, it crossed my mind that it's possible that because like the, when the Venezuelan informant told me that they inserted microplastics in my foot and he warned me about that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He or she, I don't, I'm not revealing the gender, but it occurred to me that in the same way that they give cancer to their targets using microplastics, it is possible that they also give cancer to the parents of the agents, right? To create a situation in which the agents desperately need.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To succeed [00:07:00] to motivate them in a way, right? So if you, if your parents, God forbid, gets cancer, right? Your, father or your mother gets, God forbid, get cancer, and the network comes and tells you if you kill this guy or if you help us kill this guy we'll pay for the full treatment of your, mother for, cancer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is a very high end treatment. It costs $3 million, right? And the chances of survival is, I don't know, 55, 60%. Will you do it right? So I think it could be a tool. What I'm saying is I think the cancer, besides being a weapon, it could also be a motivational tool. For the network, but this of course a theory.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't have any, proof of this. What I have is observations of multiple agents that have gone the extra mile for sure. And all of them, their parents, like either the father or the mother, got aggressive cancer [00:08:00] and got treated in, in, with expensive treatments in the us that these agents had no means to afford.

Reinaldo Aguiar: An example of this is Patricia Rojas. So Patricia Rojas at the time she wasn't working like she was just staying at home and Francisco. A Castillo, who was her husband at the time, was driving Uber. Now I understand that Francisco is an agent and he's probably a millionaire. I, understand that. But at the time that, that's what was presented to me. That, that he was an Uber driver, right? Making, I don't know, $1,500 a month on Uber. Patricia's mother got cancer and she was transported by CITGO. From CITGO is the, this company tied to PDVSA, the P-D-V-S-A, the Venezuela Oil company, Venezuela State Control Oil company.[00:09:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So CITGO, paid for Alci Sanchez', who was Patricia's mother, transportation from Venezuela to Houston, to Katy, Texas specifically. And, I got this information directly from Francisco and Patricia. And I'm not guessing this, like they told me this, and they so CITGO paid all the expenses, transportation lodging the treatment itself in, one of the most expensive facilities healthcare facilities in Houston.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this treatment lasted months like it was, something that they could definitely not afford, right? So just by looking at the amount of, and the length of the treatment this is something that was in the millions of dollars most likely, right? And making $1,500 a month, Francisco in Uber, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not possible. The, way they spin it to, to me at that time, 'cause I I was curious about [00:10:00] how they were paying for all that. Patricia said that that her mother got admitted into an experimental program in which they were like trialing an experimental treatment that was not available to anybody.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because she was willing to try it, because there was no other option. It was given for free right by the facility, but I doubt that's really what happened, right? So I'm mentioning this 'cause it could, it it could be a, valuable tip if authorities ever investigate this situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, those are the forms of payments for this clusters of friends, for the ones that are successful, right? And the other are businesses, right? Like this. So they set up like businesses that. What I see in common on those businesses, that they require a low level of undergoing ongoing efforts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Sorry. And they, yield like sustainable income over time. For example, one of the, people in the ConocoPhillips crew. [00:11:00] He, after he retired from ConocoPhillips at the age of 48 or something like that he bought a franchise of one of those soccer clubs. I don't know exactly which one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm sorry. I'm not, I don't follow soccer, but one of those soccer clubs in Italy, right? A famous soccer club. I don't know which one. So this franchise is basically allows him to run like soccer camps for kids with the branding of this franchise. And he runs them in Houston. He doesn't run them like he hires instructors and such.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And those soccer camps are very expensive, right? So it's, I think that's a form of payment as well, right? He doesn't really have to work. He just have to sit and collect the money and he has the franchise and and all those things are things that are explainable by the level of access this network has.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The access to franchises of soccer clubs in need of Italian soccer clubs are, it is not something the average American has access to, right? [00:12:00] Anyhow today I want to to, talk about the, ConocoPhillips crew. And I have a picture of them. It's here. So this is Johnny I'm sorry, I don't have his last name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He lives here in Katy mean, I have him in the pipeline, but I don't have it with me. I don't I don't remember exactly the last name and I'll have to go to the other home. But this is, my name is Tri to find all, of them are friends with Gloria. That's how they were introduced to me, to my life.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is Johnny he's Italian descent. That's the guy that, that has the, that retired from Conoco Phillips, all of them from, Johnny to Angel, who is the last one on the right. All of them used to work for Conoco Phillips in some capacity. And, yeah, I'm trying to remember the name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll, have to look it up in the pipeline. But anyhow, like to [00:13:00] to make this story short, all of their houses are marked in the geo index of Elon Mosque, all of them. So Johnny retired from ConocoPhillips and started that thing with with with soccer for kids with the Italian franchise.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Who's Johnny's wife. She also worked for Conoco Phillips, something related to it, like a project manager or something like that. She also retired and now they're traveling the world. And and also after she retired, she set up this fitness studio, which was a huge facility. It was very big.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For the salaries that they could have been drawing at Conoco Phillips it was unexplainable, right? How they got that. But it was located on FM 10 93. No FM 1463 in Katy, Texas. A mile away from my home. And the studio, it was a fitness studio. It was called Z As I said, the first letter of her name [00:14:00] with Z it was called Z Zone.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Apparently it didn't do well and then they closed it. I don't know. And then there's I don't know. We're pronouncing Spanish, his name as Elio with h but I guess if you said in English, it would be like, Helio. Also part of the crew also marking the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This lady I don't have her in the pipeline. I don't have her name. I know that she's a player because she has intercepted me. The facial recognition picked her up as intersecting me multiple times while I was running and one time in the corner here in the corner of my street.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I saw her and I recognized her, and when she saw that I recognized her, she pulled into one of the houses in that street. I'm gonna tell you exactly which house she pulled [00:15:00] into. This must have been like two years ago. I, so I was coming back from a run. This is my house and I was walking on this, side of the, street, and she intercept me in this corner. But when, I I fixed my, my, my eyesight on her. She realized that I recognized her. And then what she did is that she turned right and she pulled into this house over here, or this house, one of these two houses, which are also marked in Elon Index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm pretty sure she's part of the. Of the crew. And now we get to Maria Alejandra. Okay. Me, Alejandra, is this lady here next to Angel or "Angel" in Spanish and Maria Alejandra is an interesting character. Many things, right? So [00:16:00] I'm just gonna recount a few things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Her house is, of course, Martin, the index. They were promoted in the organization, in the criminal organization maybe five years four years. Four or five years ago. And I have signals that tell me that they were promoted. I'm not gonna say which are the signals 'cause I'm not in the business of giving the organization any information, but I will give that to the FBI.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they, they got promoted. An angel started working in Louisiana, which is a well known network hub for the organization. Anyhow my Alejandra, so every time the conflict, the online conflict with WebMD and Lean Technologies escalated, right? And they tried to, after I became aware of the, ESP of the industrial espionage.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, of course the, first thing I did was to close all the doors in my house, metaphorically, right? Like I, I closed any avenue that they could use to insert things or insert people into my house. I stopped bringing my friends to my house. I stopped playing cards with my [00:17:00] friends in my house, things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And when that happened, and the conflict got escal escalated. Always Maria Alejandra appeared like always, like she would appear randomly in the corner, right? She was like walking or and then Gloria would invite her into her home. And because I've known Maria Alejandra since 2014, and at the time I didn't, I wasn't aware, I didn't have the geo index, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I had no way to know. I trusted. That, Maria Alejandra was not part of it. And I accepted Maria Alejandra coming into the house. So she did this three or four times in the last four years that where she would appear from nowhere, right? In the, worst possible moment for the criminal organization.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that also tells me that. That she confirms me because now that I have the geo index, I can see, and you can see it here, that her house is marked in the index with a precision of 2323 meters, right? So the point the biggest cluster of points in, her house, marked in the geo [00:18:00] index of Diosdado Cabello is within 23 meters of the center of the geometric center of the house, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is undeniable. This is not, this is undeniable. And you can see the output from a SpyHell here. So that would be the house of both me, Alejandra, and Angel. Okay. Their wife and husband. Now I have to say me, Alejandra, right? She's a chemical engineer. She went to the same university as me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if that's true. It could be the familiar names pattern, right? That's telling you, oh, I went to the same university as you. It could be that right. When we met in 2014 and they told me that they had gone to the same university as me, both Angel and me, Alejandra, I got very excited because I've never encountered anybody from the, from my university here except Francisco Godoy, which at this point, I don't know if it's even true that aside [00:19:00] I started like asking questions right about when they went to the university and the professors that they met. And, it turns out none of the professors that I encountered during my tenure in the university they encountered, right? So I don't know if it was true or not but supposedly they went to the same university.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, the reason I'm saying all that about the university is because in interestingly, Maria Alejandra got a job at the K Ds K-D-I-S-D, which is the, Education department, right? Like the, it's the organization that runs all the primary elementary schools in Katy, Texas, where this huge operational hub of the organization, and it's been discussed in the journal before in the Counter Intelligence Journal that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Almost all of these K-D-I-S-D schools are used as buffer zones to protect the houses of, prominent network agents. Against radio frequency eavesdropping by the authorities [00:20:00] and the schools themselves are marked with high paramilitary scores and the schools actively collaborate. There was an instance in which last year or two years ago, I was running constantly, consistently in one of the school, which is happens to be the school that is next to the complex where Marcelo is being, I would say, held at this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right next to the school I was running right. At that point I had the call mobile in the early versions of the system, the cameras and all that. And I remember, so this was last years, so not two years ago, this was last year. So I remember that I a concern for not for leaving the car unattended.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I always parked it right. Be underneath the security cameras of the parking lot of the school. After I did that for two weeks, the school removed all the security cameras from the parking lot and [00:21:00] I don't see that as a coincidence, right? I think the person that is in charge of the security cameras is an agent, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because they saw that I was. Making efforts to get recorded by those cameras in case something happened. I could go to the police or to the FBI and point at those cameras, right? So they removed the cameras. That's just another indication and the school is marking the geo index and all that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's just an anecdotal observation, but it's confirmed by heart data that came from the, database that I captured from the hands of Elon Musk, thanks to the harassment of Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Lopez. So, that's that. So she works in the Katy ISD as a teacher, while she had no training in Venezuela or anywhere that I know for being a teacher.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She's a chemical engineer. And I saw a similar partner with a friend of Penelope Suarez, whose name is Angelina. She's a veterinarian, but now here in K in Houston. She, lives in [00:22:00] College Station from what I know. And I met him in person. But he or she's a teacher, right? I guess what I'm saying is that could be another form of payment, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like a job I, the Katy ISD for the agents. Anyhow. So that's my Alejandra. She always appears at the right time, right when the, thing is, very very tight for the criminal organization. Then they deployed her. Now, interestingly, last week when I started like going out again because I, was basically a prisoner in my house until last week, right when I started to make some changes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So when I started going out, I went to HEB, I think it was on the last week of may. Okay. I, was in HEB, maybe the, same dynamic as with Microcenter. They didn't know where I was going. So they were very desperate following me. They couldn't figure out what I was going. Anyhow, at the end, I went to, A HEB that is here on the corner of [00:23:00] Cinco Ranch Boulevard and FM 1463.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's when I took the picture of that agent next to the gray SUV holding a kid that had the glasses. The sunglasses. So that day I was at the HUV very short time, maybe 12 minutes, 15 minutes maybe, right as I'm coming out. The first person I encounter is my Alejandra. I haven't seen my Alejandra probably in three years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What are the chances of that? It could be a coincidence, right? It could be a coincidence. She lives nearby. Maybe she was going, but knowing the situation, knowing how desperate the network is knowing all the data that, and information that I have, knowing that she's an agent, knowing that her house is in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I, and that knowing that she always appears when the network is dis desperate. And I encounter her that day. And then she hugged me and she was holding her phone and she put her, while she hugged me, she [00:24:00] put her phone in my chest, right? I don't know. It could be a way like to scan something I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or could be a way to intimidate me. Like to a way of telling me we can get close to you whenever we want. We we have all the people here. We can do whatever we want, when we want. 'cause I've been taking steps to avoid people getting close to me in while I was going to the, supermarket.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To the grocery store. And then she comes and hug me and puts her phone in my chest. I don't know, I don't know exactly what was the, intention of doing that, but it seemed deliberate, right? It, seemed planned. It seemed like there was a plan to do that. So, that, that's where Alejandro and then an angel in Spanish or Angel, angel Vargas DaCosta, as I mentioned like his house is marked in the [00:25:00] index. He was promoted in the network maybe four years ago. And one of the first people that that I, met and, we were friends. Not very good friends because I didn't really click with any of them, I think 'cause of the age gap.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And as I said, like the, these are iterations that they do of the same idea. So what happened? If you look at, if you look at them, right? This is Gloria back in 2014. She doesn't, look this way today, but this is her. And you can see Gloria was in her mid thirties, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And these people were in the mid forties, right? Early fifties. So there was a, an age gap of 10 years or more between us, and I didn't really click with them. So I think what happened and this is just a theory, right? I have no way to prove this, but. I think what happened is that one day around 2016, I was talking with my brother right on the phone, and he asked me how, are like regular [00:26:00] brother stuff like, how you feeling?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Are you happy? And I said I'm, bored out of my mind here in Katy. That's what I said. I remember. And I think that's where everything changed, right? Like then these people disappeared from my life and then they brought the new cluster, right? That's when Penelope Suarez appeared.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's when Francisco Castillo appeared, Patricia Rojas. And if you see like all these people the, new iteration of the cluster. It was more refined it was more contextual to me, like closer to my age group closer to my interest. Penelope, now he's a runner. Francisco Castillo he's a driver and I needed a driver to go to the airport every two days a week to the two times a week.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Patricia, I've known her for 30 years since we were back in Venezuela. So it, it was a cluster that was more, more, bespoke [00:27:00] to my, I would say preferences, right? Or my situation. So that cluster worked better for sure, right? It, got they got very well embedded into my life, unlike this previous cluster.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's what they did. They removed this cluster and they brought in the new version, right? The new iteration. It's what I was describing in the earlier video today that's what we engineers do. We create an idea, we test it, right? If it works we make it better.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If it doesn't work at all, then we discard it and we try something completely different. But if it works, you improve on it, right? And you keep improving, Eventually you get to a version that is perfect. And I think that's, exactly what they, did. So anyhow, this is the ConocoPhillips crew.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All of their houses are marked in the geo index and tons of signals in the in that, group. [00:28:00] Thank you so much for for, your time and looking forward to the next one.

20250618: Updates Wednesday 06/18/2025
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good afternoon. Today is June 18th, 2025 and it's 6:37 PM central Time, US Central Time. And my name is Rena. Welcome back to, rapid fire tips for law enforcement. This is a video I wanted to make with kind of the small items that I've been meaning to mention for a few days, maybe weeks, but, between one thing and another I haven't been able to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's basically a collection of disparate things . But that might be important. Okay. So first I have a couple of errata that I want to deliver. One is there was a video in which recently I described the form two 11 and I did a walkthrough, the master form 211 that I submitted to the IRS, to the Internal Revenue Service .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And during that walk-through, I described the algorithm that I use to rank the entities within [00:01:00] that form to make it structured to make it so people consuming that form could get a lot of intelligence more than what is just represented on the plain list. And when I did that, and I described the algorithm I characterized it as the NAVBOOST of crime.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the phrase I used. These dimensions were proximity to the political leader of the group, danger to the world and economic power. Like economic clout of the entity. That wasn't entirely accurate. There's another dimension that is also included in that is proximity to me, and I wanted to like, give a little bit of context about that and why.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has nothing to do with ego or with seeking revenge , anything like that. The reason why I included that as a factor in that algorithm is because, my end goal is to disrupt this network. And the people that are behind this and for that to happen, because we in the United States [00:02:00] we are in a country where, there is separation of powers. And there's a, there is a legal system and a judiciary system that works. And because of that, everybody has the right to a due process and everybody is innocent until proven guilty.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So my thinking is that by prioritizing entities that have proximity to me. Those entities carry more liability. Because I could, I can demonstrate that they have committed crimes and, if I can demonstrate it, I'm guessing it would be trivial for law enforcement agencies to do the same even, with more rigor right than I, that I could ever do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So because these entities carry liability, legal liability. I'm guessing, logic tells me that it is possible that they could cooperate with authorities and that could basically cause a domino effect on the entire network. That is my hope. Okay. So I prioritizing those entities in a way. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I am optimizing for the probability of that domino effect happening.[00:03:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that is the fourth dimension that I did not mention in that occasion. That's the reason why, for example, Ronald Patiarroyo. Also ranks higher than Edylberto Molina Molina. Because Ronald Patiarroyo is very close to Penelope Suarez, who was, my running partner for years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there might be direct proof that could be gathered on, on those activities, surveillance and eavesdropping and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: With Edylberto Molnia, the Most I could personally prove is that, his sister dated my uncle. So there's less legal liability there, at least in what concerns, direct connection to Rena.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what I mean. So that's the Errata , the other data on the same line of thinking, like I have to say I, in these videos. I think I mentioned it before, but I'll say it again today, in these videos, I always make the point to not talk about things that are directly connected to me because I don't want, my [00:04:00] words to be twisted or my intentions to be misinterpreted. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I try to focus more on, on things that are, far from me. Except in these cases where legal liability might be important. And that's the reason why I'm gonna mention this following Errata. So in one of one or two of the sessions before, when I referred to the agent's Priddy that live that live next door at the 26 7 1 8 Valleyside Drive, Katy Texas 7 7 4 9 4, I spelled the last name as in that occasion as P-R-I-D-Y.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that was a mistake. The last name actually contains, the actual last name contains two D's, so it's P as in papa, R as in Robert, I as in India, D as in delta, D as in Delta, again, Y as in Yoyo. That is the correct spelling of that name. And it is an important name because, not because they're super prominent agents, but because [00:05:00] these agents were directly paid by CITGO the company, controlled by the Venezuelan government. Operating here in the US and the male agent is directly employed by CITGO and there's a direct link there to Diosdado Cabello, a lot of legal liability as I was saying at the beginning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So those are the two Erratas. Okay. On the same line of thinking I want to mention a couple of things that are connected to me closely.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I haven't mentioned them before, but it is possible that could be important. For one is a couple of weeks ago I was exchanging messages with the Venezuelan informant that works in the Venezuelan army. And he is, from what I can tell, he seems to be pretty high up. And he gave me a piece of information that I have no way to verify.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It could be fake like this has happened before where. An informant gives me bad information, and I'm guessing that it's just a way to dis discredit me. If I, if they give me bad information and I say it out [00:06:00] loud and it turns out to be a lie, then it looks like, that I'm, I don't know what I'm talking about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They could attack my credibility that way. So that's why I haven't said it but I'll say just in case. 'cause it could be real, I dunno. So this is what work he told me. He told me that the Venezuelan team was planning in this week or the following week in this few days to do something to harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this thing had to do with the air conditioning, like the air conditioning system of my house here, 26714 Valleyside drive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He wasn't as specific about what was the mechanism that they were planning to use. I don't know exactly what is that they were gonna do to the air conditioner, but according to the informant they were working on a plan to do something to the air conditioner that, that could harm me and my mother who was here visiting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I don't know exactly what that thing is. I imagine authorities, if they ever look into [00:07:00] this. They may have an idea how could, that goal could be accomplished by accessing an air conditioning system that is installed outside of the house. Just for the, just for as a precaution I'll give here the exact coordinates of the system where it's located.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is the house. 2 6 7 1 4 Valleyside drive. And the air conditioning system is this one over here. So there's three. Three acs. So these two are like full, I think it's like the, they're like two tons or three tons units. So one is a 29.71155 minus 95 dot 8 3 9 4 4. The second unit is at 29 7.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 95 point 83 9 4 3. And there is a third unit, which is a split system. That's the one that was installed [00:08:00] by Adrian, the agent that was photographed. And then this is posted on the website. This was part of one of their attacks 2023, I believe, at the end of 2023. And that unit is located just a little bit to the right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it's here, 29.71157 minus 95 83 9 4 3. Now here in this corner over here, there is a gate that has is basically free access. Like it doesn't have a lock and it gives access. I have it on lock because the pool guy that comes to maintain the pool every week has to access that. Of course.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, considering that. But but that's the situation right now. That guy, I need to say a couple of things about him. And I'll say them. So of course one is that I, I think that, it is possible that the vehicle that they, if they were running something, the see that person has access, I think every Friday to that area.[00:09:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's possible That's the, that was the plan. Or that's the. Just in case I'm gonna give the phone number of this company that does that, and it is they say it's a company, but it's always the same person that comes to the service, to the pool. It's always the same guy for a year or something that you have.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The company is called Texas Outdoor Services, and the phone number is (832) 250-7777 and it has four seven on the phone number. Now another interesting data point is that this particular company was hired by my former partner. And in the past there was this kind of similar situation with a landscaper that was hired by my former partner that turned out to be an agent and that landscaper to give an idea of that situation. So that landscaper was recommended by the female agent that lives at 26715 Valleyside Drive .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the house diagonal to me she supposedly [00:10:00] recommended that landscaper to my partner, to my former partner. And that landscaper is actually the landscaper of the Priddy agents, the ones that are employed by CITGO , the Venezuelan company. Who were positioned next door to me at 26718 Valleyside Drive, 77494 .

Reinaldo Aguiar: This method of referral to introduce an actually harmful agent is something that I've seen before. So you know, it's possible that this is one of those, and also the phone number has four sevens in the number right, which I know is a marker or could be a marker. It doesn't mean that everybody that has four sevens in the number.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The phone number is an agent, but yeah, they have four sevens and they are marked in the index and they're dangerous agents. So that's why I'm mentioning that pool guy, in terms of description, this guy is about five 11. I would put him at around 190, maybe 200 pounds [00:11:00] white Caucasian. He has a beard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He drives a white truck recent model. Another data point is that there was an instance in December, 2024 when, I was organizing this house because it had been vacant for months. And Penelope Suarez, she volunteered to help me clean it up, okay. To clean the house. That was one of the occasions where I believe Penelope, Mansur and Francisco together were trying to harm me with the virus.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'll say why I think that way. During that day when Penelope was here helping me. This pool guy came at the exact precise moment, right when we when we were working in one of the, one of the bedrooms downstairs. And, his phone I'm guessing it was his phone, but some device that [00:12:00] he carried was acting as a relay point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was relaying messages to inside my house, to and from my house to some other location. Now, this is something that has puzzled me for all this time, why would they need that relay when they have all the properties surrounding my house, that I can't quite figure out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if it was maybe like a security protocol instead of using the fixed nodes , thinking that maybe, maybe the FBI or some other entity could have those under electronic surveillance.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then instead of doing that, they used a mobile node. So the pool guy coming with the phone to supposedly clean the pool at the exact moment where we were doing this. And my system, although it was in the early stages, I was able to intercept some of the communication some of the electronic exchanges between Penelope's phone, which was in her car, in the garage, and the pool guy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I, was able to decrypt some of that. So that's how I know, yeah, so the pool guy, definitely is part [00:13:00] of the network. Now, I don't I don't know what level of danger that agent represents. Because I know there's different types of agents. There are agents that are just, , driving around in a car, intercepting traffic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There are others that are driving around just marking the location of the target and there are, that are driving around looking to kill the target. like Arkansas "ABV-DRT" . They have different functions and I don't know if this one is one, one of the ones that are dangerous. For my safety, I mean, but that's what I'm mentioning this here. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other data points.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's something that I observed like last week. So my former partner talked to him about, like doing some landscaping work besides the work that he does for the pool. And like they've been dragging the feet. He didn't do it for I've been waiting for him to do it and he hasn't done it, so last Saturday I was coming from the other house to this house and given that I've been waiting for this guy for two weeks and he hasn't done it, I am going to do it [00:14:00] myself, . I brought my tools, like my gardening tools to do the work myself. And I started driving from Lake Pointe Estates to this house. Now, the moment I arrived to this house and the driving time is like 15 to 20 minutes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: During that time, it turns out the guy came, although it was a Saturday, he wasn't supposed to come on a Saturday, and he had come on the previous day, the Friday, to clean the pool. So he came on that Saturday on the exact 20 minutes window that took me to come from the other house to this house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the only thing that I did different was that I manually carried rhe tools to the vehicle, and that was visible from the Chinese safe-houses. So my theory is that the Chinese agents on the Chinese safe-houses saw me carrying the tools and they figured out that I was going to do the garden. And they needed the guy to come to the garden because maybe they wanted to remove, so something they had planted or maybe they wanted to plant something in the garden.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if I did the work myself, I would kill that window for them, that [00:15:00] opportunity. So they dispatched the guy very quickly, and when I arrived here, the guy was already working on the garden. ~You know another other point that kind of points that, that the pool guy might be compromised?~

Reinaldo Aguiar: ~And, ~the concerning part is that the informant told me that there was a plan in the works. Like he didn't tell me that it was imminent, but he did tell me that there was a plan in the works to do something to the air conditioners to harm me. So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now the other data point that I want to mention is about this house over here. So this, again, this is my house. 2, 6, 7, 1 4. This one. And there is a house here, which I believe is this. I might be wrong about the actual house. Might be this one or this one, but I'm pretty sure it's this one: , 26735 Cedardale Pines Drive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And there's an interesting story with this house. So last year when I talked to the agent, the federal agent Enrique Morales, seeking help. And I thought he was helping me. [00:16:00] But after I talked to him and I was already developing, this anomaly detection system that is today the SpyHELL Pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I talked to him last year, after a few days. I was doing some work on the pipeline and the pipeline found this. And the anomaly is that this house doesn't have any tax records in the county.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They were deleted even last year before everything escalated. The records were gone. If the house doesn't exist. At the time, naive Reinaldo thought this must be the FBI, like this must be a consequence of me talking to agent Enrique Morales. And this might be the FBI assessing the situation or something like that. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course. Now with everything I know today and I see the geometry of the backyard and I see the prominence, fast forward a few months and I captured the geo-index When I check, this house is marked in the index of course it wasn't the FBI, it was there. But this house must be important because they have removed [00:17:00] them even from county records years ago, even before I became aware. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So removing the properties from the county records is part of an operational procedure for important properties of things that could be linked to them. So this house must be something very interesting for law enforcement. Because it was removed from the records years ago. Add to that, that the house on the back of that property has the trapezoid shaped backyard that we have identified before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is the Cuban agents that were flagged and reported to the IRS. The last name escapes Me right now. But, they were Cuban. I don't know if they're still, I think they. replaced them already But you see the pattern. So an important house on the backyard, there is a Cuban agent with this oversized backyard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a similar situation to the house of Penelope Suarez It's the exact same setup. It's like copy, paste, basically. So this agent must be very interesting. Now there's another data [00:18:00] point that consistently right, and I have this recorded in the system. There has been a car, it's a Toyota Camry, silver or gold that is usually parked on this street in front of this house, and it has a license plate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I haven't I don't have access to my system right now, but I think the license plate is something like Sam, Lima, Bravo 3 1 1 1, so that, or something very close to that, and it's always parked on this street The system believes that it's tied to this mysterious house that is not in the records. Now, the interesting thing is that car sometimes is also parked at this house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 10110 Springfield Ridge Drive. Which is just a few feet away. It's, it has a visual. So from that house, you can see my house. You can see my driveway. So this house has a direct line of surveillance to my house, and that [00:19:00] mysterious car sometimes is parked in this house on the back that was, that is gone from the records that is not in the records and some other days it is parked in this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: house Very. It's a vehicle, it is like this person has two houses, one very close to each other. That's what it would, it would look like. Now there's another point is that some of the imagery that I have from that car, from when I had, when I was living in this house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You know that those images are in the pipeline and some of those images are coclustered with images of the, so the driver in that car, it is co clustered with low confidence. It's not above threshold, so it might be just somebody who looks alike. Okay. I have to say that, but it is possible it could be the same person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The confidence is low. But it is possible. So this driver of this Toyota Camry, SLB 3 1 1 1 was coclustered a few times [00:20:00] with the driver of the white SUV that comes out of the Lanham's house at Lake Point Estate ,  coclustered. And the Lanham house SUV has been co cluster in the past with Harold Martinez. Again, low confidence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not above threshold. It could be somebody that looks like Harold. That's what I'm saying. But it's strange that, Camry is  coclustered with, so the driver of the Camry, that, that parks in these two houses, both in close proximity to my house back and front of my house is  coclustered visually with the driver of the wide SUV of the Lanham's, which is also close to another house that I have in a different subdivision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that driver has been  coclustered with low confidence, but  coclustered with Harold Martinez is a, it's a lot of coincidence. That's what I'm saying. Okay. Next up. Oh, sorry. One [00:21:00] more thing. Going back to the pool guy that day that he came by on December , when Penelope Suarez was helping me clean up the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Something happened that I've noticed recently. If somebody ever sees these videos, you will realize the, how much I value security. Given the circumstances, and given that I know that they're targeting me . So I have to say this, it is impossible that I left the windows open .

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's, that, that is just impossible. Because I, at this point, the, because of the attempts against my life and all that. I'm, one could say even paranoid. That they could break in or steal something like with the YubiKey , it's impossible that I left those windows open.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, what I have to say is that day when the Penelope Suarez helped me clean the house, two things happened. Okay? One is that four of the windows in the main bedroom downstairs were left unlocked. [00:22:00] I did not unlock them . I'm not saying that she did it on purpose, but they are unlocked. Okay. They were unlocked.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I just found out yesterday I locked them back. But they were unlocked which is dangerous. Because I was sleeping here and, anybody could break in just by lifting the window. So I locked them up. I'm sure I did not leave them unlocked , and nobody has come into this house in nine months until I came last week or two weeks ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's one data point. The other data point is that at some point in 2022, Mansur, who was posing as a dermatologist . He gave me a lotion to, help me with some things that, like small pimples that I had or an eruption that I had from shaving.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mansur was referred by my former partner and Harold Martinez. And it turns out that substance that he gave me, he had something like really harmful. Like I would get, when I used it, I would get this it [00:23:00] was an infection in my eyes. It washorrible. My eyes would itch and I would have to scratch like very strongly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was horrible. To The point that I could not work 'cause I could not see. Anyhow, when I saw that I discontinued the use of that lotion and I left it in my medicine cabinet now after Penelope Suarez helped me clean the house and organize it. Turns out that lotion is gone. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it's, no, it's no longer there. What I'm saying is that I'm getting the sense that part of the suggestion of, helping me clean the house, maybe was motivated by having the opportunity to pick up these things that could be, key pieces of evidence. And to unlock the windows, to open the door for something in the future. But of course these are hypothesis. Like the only way to know would be asking Penelope. So that's that. On the same note, there was an instance in 2023. When I met [00:24:00] Penelope in the afternoon. It was a weekday, I don't have the exact date, but it would be, I think, trivial for law enforcement to find the date because of the data points that I'm gonna give.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it was a weekday, it was about 6:30 PM maybe 6 45 around that time. And we met at this there is a Starbucks. I'll give you the address. It's exactly here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 6 4 40 fm 1463, Fulshear, Texas 7 7 4 4 1, and I parked my car right here. It would be something like 29 6 9 8 to eight minus 95 84 6 3 0. And we had coffee, like I bought some coffee or hot chocolate it, I think. And then I drank it and I started feeling ill, like terribly ill. Like I started [00:25:00] sweating and feeling cold.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I told her, listen, I think I should go because I don't know if I will be able to drive if I get worse. And this trip to my house was very close, but I left and I came home. I come home, I asked my former partner if she had something for indigestion , like I described my symptoms . And she said I have this Pepto-bismol bottle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This was a pink bottle. It was. Practically new, if not completely new. And I took some, I drank some of that medicine. It's over the counter. It's an over the counter medicine. I did not buy it. It was here in, in my home already. I don't know who bought it. But when I drank it, I got much, much worse.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I passed out. I literally passed out. I fell on the floor. It was horrible. It was a horrible incident. I woke up three or four hours later and, to this day, I don't know what happened to me anyhow. I think I have that bottle . And I'll preserve it just in case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The [00:26:00] medicine was so what I suspect happened. They put something in the coffee or in the hot chocolate that I had. To make me feel a little bit ill enough for me to want to drink that medicine. And they had contaminated that medicine with something that's what I think happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that was right at the, that was during the point where I was about to buy the other house and move out of Valleyside drive. Like it was a very tense point in the conflict to the point that this guy with the SCOTLND plate on the truck ran me off the road. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: They were desperate. They were desperate to cause an incident that could harm me. So I think it was intentional. If it had been a regular time in my life maybe it would not think that way. But given that period of those few weeks was so tense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think that incident could have been intentional. That's what I'm saying.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. The next observation, this one is a little bit tricky and I've been thinking, how to say [00:27:00] this because I know that anything I say will become under scrutiny and they will try to weaponize it to kinda try to save themselves.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't want to give them any ammunition. This might be a first of all, I don't know if this is an universal observation. It's something that I've observed. But I don't know, maybe there's a cultural component to it. Okay. Maybe I, and I don't know, I don't have really any friends left that I could ask this question.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I'll say it. And the reason why I'm hesitant to say it is because I think, some people might be offended if I don't frame it correctly. And it's tricky, but I'll go ahead and say, so this is what I've noticed in the last so I've lived in different cities throughout my life.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I lived in Montreal, I lived in Calgary, in Alberta, Canada. I lived in San Francisco in New York and in Katy. Okay. Both and in Calgary and Katy [00:28:00] Texas. Both places are big hubs. Big operational hubs of this network. I believe it has to do. And this is just a theory, but I believe it has to do with the presence of oil production.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause Venezuela, they have a strong interest in oil obviously. These two places are like the two major production hubs in, in North America for oil and gas. And obviously right, they want to take control of that one way or another. But in these two places, both both Katy and Calgary, there, there's been a couple of agents that, according to the technology I have today, and the knowledge I gathered and all that seem to be very prominent. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they have all the signals, prominence. If you take a checklist, they have it right now. And this is a tricky part. They have something in common, both of them is that both of them are men. [00:29:00] With how do I say this? I would say not so manly characteristics. I'm not saying that they're, you know that they have feminine ways, but they're not very manly. They're not, they're not how do I say this? If you think of a, of an alpha man. Like in your mind. You would probably think I don't know, somebody like, I don't know, Sylvester, Stallone. Or somebody who is a firefighter. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: This, but these two agents which are , they don't have those characteristics. In fact, they have a common, so they have also a commonality, which is that they're both chefs. So for a living, what they do is cooking. Okay? And now this is what I say. I don't know if it's a cultural thing or, if you're a Hispanic man, and I don't know if this is universal, but if you're a Hispanic man. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess what I'm trying to say is that if you're a Hispanic man and you think of, who would be the less threatening man to you? It would probably be chefs and that, [00:30:00] again, I don't know if this is a universal perception, maybe something that has to, only with the Hispanic

Reinaldo Aguiar: culture. But, and what I'm saying this, because I think the fact that they pick that profession for that specific function of agents is on purpose, is because they seem less threatening because they're chef, like they cook for a living. That's what they do. So the one here in Katy is with Luis Martinez.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he even had a restaurant. And Martinez is very interesting because he's one of the few people that, connects at the same time to both my former partner and Penelope, which are two people that were close to me but no other agent that I can think of except for the duple Harold Martinez Mansur, except for them. No other, but those are two individuals. It's not a single individual, but with Luis Martinez is, I think, the only [00:31:00] individual that is connected both to the Suarez family and to my former partner.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Obviously he's very prominent. And I'm not saying only because of that, but also because of the signals, the scores, the military scores, like all the other things. And he's a chef. Like he had a restaurant, and in fact the night I met him for the first time, which was 2016, it was at a party that my former partner took me to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was like a, I don't know, like a high school graduation of a kid, of one of her friends. Something like that. And he was the company catering to the event. And the one in Calgary, it's a man that has a kind of a patisserie business. Like he made croissants and he caters exclusively to the Venezuelans to the Venezuelans living in Calgary.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he was introduced to me, I think by Miguel Miura.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which is a childhood [00:32:00] friend from back in the days in the eighties.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. Okay. The next observation I have is about "El Pollo Carvajal". El Pollo Carvajal, he was the chief of the Venezuelan intelligence for many years since the Times of Hugo Chavez. And, after that. And like he has been in all sorts of situations, let's call it that way, which, authorities from the US have inquired about him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think in one, at one point he was detained, I think in Curacao or Aruba, but then that created an international incident. And several countries exercised pressure and I don't know if it was Aruba, but one of those countries, whichever it was. Kinda, gave in to the pressure and released him before he could be extradited to the us.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow at some point, I think say [00:33:00] 2000, I don't know, 19 maybe, or 2018 I think he supposedly had a fight, like a very public fight with Nicolas Maduro on the Venezuelan government. And supposedly he had to flee the country and seek asylum in Spain. And I'm saying supposedly because, having the index and seeing all this, I understand that was a ruse.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There was really no conflict , it was just a matter, it was just a way for the government to position him in Spain. So he could do something important in Spain for Diosdado Cabello the same thing that happened with Rafael Ramirez. Right after he retired from the United Nations as an ambassador for Venezuela, he ended up living in Italy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the Venezuelan government accuses him of all sorts of things, but they never seek extradition or, try to capture him or do anything to him. And it is not that they can't reach him because obviously if they're doing all this to me, me being not important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And being in the United States, I cannot imagine what they could do to [00:34:00] him in Italy, but they don't because then they don't want to, they don't want to do it. That's part of the plan, they're cooperating, they're working together still. So anyhow, when he was in Spain, I think he was deported to the US last year or two years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't recall. But when he was in, in Spain, he was supposedly in hiding. Okay. The building where he was hiding is marked in The geo index in Musk's Geo Index with high paramilitary score. Now, this is an important observation. Not so much because of of "El Pollo Carvajal", but because how do I say this?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if the, if the highest official , somebody who was the highest official of the Venezuelan intelligence for many years, more than a decade, if his hiding place, is marked in this geo index. And what, say that I had captured that geo index before he was apprehended by [00:35:00] authorities in Spain.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I could have revealed his hiding location. I guess what I'm trying to say is if the hiding location of the highest Venezuelan intelligence officer. Is Revealable using this Geo index, it must mean that the Geo Index is accurate. And that the technology that I have developed arround it is accurate. There's no other explanation, so that's why I'm offering that observation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Side note, there is another person "El Pollo Brito" who is a Venezuelan performing artist, who is also marked in the index. And it's also called "El Pollo". Now, I don't know if "El Pollo" is another prominence marker than they use, but I don't know. Seems like a strange coincidence. Two "Pollos" marked in, two "Pollos" marked in the index. So I don't know just a piece of information. Maybe something maybe it's not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the last observation not the last, the before last. [00:36:00] Is one that I also been thinking about whether to say or not, because if I, if I think of it it sounds like a fantastic observation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Something that is imagination. But at the same time these people have done things just to still my code, that, that are fantastic. If somebody had told me that three years ago, I would say that person is crazy. For example, right At some point they acquired Kelsey-Seybold for $2 billion, 2000 million dollars.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And maybe they had another objective in mind with that. But one thing that they got out of that is that they got all my medical records and they got my doctor and they basically got the opportunity to prescribe anything they wanted to prescribe to me. For the price tag of $2 billion. Like of course they got the medical group as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I think of the dimension of that, it's incomprehensible right to a person that, that is not familiar with these matters it would be incomprehensible. If I say that, people will think I'm [00:37:00] crazy. But I know they acquired that group because I can see it in the index that the group is under the control.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the Kelsey-Seybold Group, that's where Marjorie Broussard works. Who was my primary care doctor, when I could go to the doctor. So that's why I'm gonna say this observation, because it is a fantastic, if the amount of money that this would cost and the logistics it's kind of, hard to pull off, but I think it is less hard than buying Kelsey-Seybold. So I'm gonna say it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this illustration, my house is 26 7 1 4. This one over here. So right when the situation started escalating, when I had built the key opinion leaders technology. And I was in this fight with Liana Technologies over the positions in Google, and they were trying to steal the code and all that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Around that time when I was running with Penelope Suarez on this park on the back we noticed that they started installing. [00:38:00] Somebody, the electricity company started installing these posts, and you can see them here in the image. These are huge, like they're very tall posts. I've never seen electricity post that tall so close to residential houses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, they installed them right? I always looked at them. I didn't know any of this. I didn't have the geo index. I knew they were trying to steal my code, but I didn't know that I was under physical surveillance, let alone that they controlled all these houses surrounding my house. So I didn't pay much attention to the poles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, today I have I have to tell you, these poles have a very interesting characteristic, which is that. These two poles over here, the one that is on 29.71217 and -95.83767, and this one that is at 29.71177 , -95.83666. Those two poles [00:39:00] have a perfect line of sight. To, to my office, to the windows on the side of my house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: On this is the path. I don't know if you can see it, but let me see if I can show you. Okay. This is the house. So the office in the house is in this area over here. Right above of 29 71 1 5 3 minus 95 83 9 4 8, and these posts are positioned so the line of sight to the windows on the second floor of my house go exactly in between the empty spaces between these houses over here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: With what I know today, and my guess is that they have some sort of, they could have right, some sort of radio frequency probe or something like that to get the MAC addresses of the cell phones or something maybe visual surveillance but the position is precisely like, it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you wanted to make that happen, like the [00:40:00] arrangement that they have , where those poles are arranged in terms of visual, line of sight to my house, if you wanted to make that happen on purpose, like you have to apply a lot of engineering and mathematics. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: You have to calculate the angles , it's not an easy task. And for this to happen randomly. It made me think. Now I have to say, I, I saw a kind of a similar situation with this: when I moved to Lake Pointe Estates, that was on June 27th, 2024, so almost a year ago. My house in Lake Pointe Estates, it is this one. 2 3 0 2 Britton Ridge Drive. Now, immediately after I moved there. They started building this sports complex over here. No. In fact, the sports complex is not even in the satellite imagery yet , but they built a sports complex in this area around, I would say it's around here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:41:00] 29.75514. -95.79885. And there's a few things on that complex. So one is that the name is something that has the word Xcape with X. And this is a well-known marker. There's a lot of companies they have that have this market like cityXcape SpyXcape, like, it's a marker. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And all these companies are marked in the index and this company has that Xcape marker. And it's also marked in the index. And remember I moved into this complex on July, and I captured the index on September 11th. So roughly, two months after, and it was already marked in the index when I captured it. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Meaning that they started and they started building it right after I moved. Now the other thing that is interesting about this property, this company, the building is very tall, okay? And from the top floor, it has a direct line of [00:42:00] sight to my house. Via this way is something like from here. And it, like the line of sight goes exactly through, through, like the empty spaces in between the houses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And when they were building it, they had a super tall crane before it was built. They had a super tall crane, which is understandable because the building is tall. But, and I can't prove this, but it seemed to me like the crane was always positioned in a way that had a direct light, direct line of sight to my driveway.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's, yeah, it's possible that this is a surveillance technique. Build something tall so you can get direct line of sight and put a camera, some somehow, in a covered way. And that way you can always tell, when the target is going in or out. And this is another example of, that, that thing that I was saying before, that, this is the kind of thing that if one says it, it sounds like the person's crazy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That is because, a regular person that [00:43:00] hasn't, gone through this doesn't, doesn't have the understanding that for these people, money is not an object. Because of course, like it comes mostly, not mostly, but in big part from the drug trade, and they illicit trades and the, the commission of crimes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Buy a building, install, a power line at high altitude, like it's no problem. Even if costs a few million dollars. That is not an issue. So that's why I'm mentioning that now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The last thing I wanted to touch on is on the "M-routers". So if you go to the website to SpyHELL.org,

Reinaldo Aguiar: and you click on this link on the bottom here that says M-routers. You'll get to this dashboard that I'm showing you. I already have it open here. Okay. So this dashboard has basically some of the major routers in the network. And, but what's interesting about this dashboard is that it [00:44:00] has already and I think I mentioned this on the, in the video where I described the Form 211 that I targeted specifics subnets when I reported them to the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's because the way I could do it is because they encoded into the street numbers of the properties. They encoded the function of the property. So for example, I believe, and this is a theory for the, for law enforcement to investigate and maybe corroborate the properties that end in zero zero are properties that are important and are used to route financial communications and transaction and for example, properties that end in "07" are prominent properties that are usually tied to engineering or like groups like Salt-Typhoon for example. And I have one of those right in front of my house. And I have notable many notable incidents documented with those two houses. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those two houses, lemme show you. [00:45:00] I am a 26 7 1 4 Valleyside drive Katy So there's this one that has the solar panels arranged in this particular way in the, with this orientation in the ceiling. This is a prominent Salt Typhoon house. And you see the address ends in 11. So this is just one example. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the house next to it, which is also a very prominent house, also Salt Typhoon 26707 Valleyside Drive It ends in zero seven. Anyhow in this dashboard. If you click on network function you see I have all different subnets that I found through analysis. That analysis, and they already parsed and selectable in this dashboard. If you wanna see only engineering, you can click on that and it will restrict the data in this dashboard to only properties that basically fall in zero seven.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're of course sorted by [00:46:00] prominence. And you can do that with with different, so for example, if you were working, if you work for the FBI, for example, in the counterintelligence task force, you probably are interested in this one. This subnet, the intelligence subnet, which are are usually tied to 06 or 09.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you will see that here, There's another filter that has the network level. This explanation of this is a little bit more convoluted and it will make this video too long, but I encourage you to check the website, spyhell.org/evidence, and look for "Big Routers". Look for that phrase. BIG space, R-O-U-T-E-R-S. There's a full explanation of how this network level works which is an important metric as well. And to access this dashboard, you can do it directly. You can go through the website and click on the M routers link in the footer at the bottom, or you can simply [00:47:00] spyhell.org/M-Routers as written here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that will also. Open this dashboard. This is all for today for this video. And again, I thank you so much for your time and see you next time. Thank you.

Ana Gannon (Codallo)
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. Today is June 20 2025 and it's about 7:00 AM Central time us. And my name is Reinaldo Aguiar, and I'm in Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. So today morning, so this morning I want to make a quick video to continue this campaign that I'm doing off recording things related to people that have participated in this networking in activities that are illegal and that are also close to me. Like they have a close proximity to me. Relationship-wise, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And as I mentioned in one of the videos before, the idea or the reason why I am doing this is not, it's not vengeance or personal vendetta or anything like that. It's about, the fact that I'm hoping to create a domino effect [00:01:00] that brings down this network. And because these people have been close to me and I have factual evidence that can be used by, prosecutors to, or law enforcement to show and to realize legal liability on these individuals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My hope is that, that could help motivate these individuals to cooperate with authorities. And, that would cause a Domino effect in which, they would give up, for example, their handlers or their managers, and then those will give up their managers, right? And eventually

Reinaldo Aguiar: And eventually through a chain of reaction. They could get to DIOSDADO, DIOSDADO CABELLO , who is the, the leader of this organization on the Venezuelan team which is the one that, has more liability, direct liability in what respects to me and what they've done the illegal activities they've done.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. I was thinking about this, right? And I think it's [00:02:00] important to. And I've learned this from Netflix. There, there's a post about that. A couple of posts actually. It turns out Netflix is a tremendous some of their documentaries are part of a propaganda machine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I've documented this before. Those documentaries are produced by a company called Luminant Media. Here in Texas. They are headquartered, in Austin, of course. And it's funny if you look at the headquarters it's next to a Microsoft office of course, 'cause of Bill Gates, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The whole complex is protected by a huge buffer zone for, the immune geo entities pattern that I've described to death in the website. It's of course marked with high paramilitary scores, right? And in the documentaries they feature figures like, Robert Gates, who was employed by Travis Kalanick at Uber.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so much so that even in the documentaries, they call him Bob Gates, right? Like they have an affectionate name for him in the documentaries. It's just funny to watch. [00:03:00] Anyhow in one of those documentaries, I think it was called The Dictator's Playbook . I learned that, dictators and, strong men they tend to, they have a playbook, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of, things. It is like 10 things that they do to oppress entire countries. And it's interesting to watch really 'cause it's very educative. So I learned a couple of things from that documentary, and one thing I learned is that, when you have a weapon, you have to give it a name, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you have to like, slam that name and parade that name as many times as you can. In front your opponent, to intimidate them. So it's important to give things a name is what I'm trying to say. So I'm gonna give this campaign a name I'm gonna call it "Bring DIOSDADO to Justice.Bring DIOSDADO to the U.S.", right? That's the name of the campaign.

Reinaldo Aguiar: With that I want to talk today about a person that has high, super high liability because she is been close to me for, I don't know, almost 20 years at this point. We, we haven't spoken in the last two years, I think, or a year and a half when, when [00:04:00] things started escalating.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think this is a hypothesis. She never told me this, but I think they gave her the instruction to not talk to me, right? Because I could gather evidence or I could make her say something wrong or, so she stopped talking to me. That said the liability is there. There's too many data points and too many things that has happened in 20 years that are, that are demonstrable that happened, that I think it's important that she could be a key player in this campaign.

Reinaldo Aguiar:   📍 "Bring DIOSDADO to Justice.Bring DIOSDADO to the U.S.", So her name is Ana Gannon. Okay. It's spelled with only one n the first name, so A-N-A. And the last name is Codallo in Spanish. But if you say it in English, it would be like "Codallo". Okay? It's C as in Charlie, O, D as in Delta, A, L-L-O. But she changed her name because she got married and the last name of, she adopted the last name of the husband is Gannon I [00:05:00] believe it's G-A-N-N-O-N. I don't recall if it's G-A-N-N-O-N or G-A-G-N-N-O-N. I don't know if there's a G before the "N" have to check, on the system, but I can't recall right now ? So anyhow, but I'll talk about I'll talk about the husband later, but the husband is important as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The husband is an agent and I believe he's part of, an elite unit and a Russian unit. And I called his unit the "KILPATRICKs". And I gave them that name because there is another agent that seems to belong to the same unit here in Katy. So Ana Gannon is, or Ana Codallo is in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the KILPATRICKs are here in Katy, Texas, and there's, it's like a clan. There's 20 of them, all of them marked with super high paramilitary scores above 4 million points, which is like super, super high, higher than Diosdado Cabello's home. . So the house of Ross, Daniel Kilpatrick here [00:06:00] in Katy has a paramilitary score, that it's twice as high as Diosdado Cabello's home. In Caracas, Venezuela, go figure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's 20 other Kilpatrick's in Katy also with houses that have the paramilitary scores of 4 million or more. So that's why I adopted the name, the Kilpatricks for that clan, for that group of individuals. Right now, among the men that I've seen, I've met, throughout the years in different places.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They seem to share a specific physical traits. That's why I believe they're part of a elite unit because if you look at them, they like, they look like clones. It's impressive. It's like they were mass produced or something like that. So these individuals are always, super tall.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm talking 6 4, 6 5 I'm relatively tall. At least for a Hispanic man, I'm six, 6'0 and when I met these guys in person, all of them, I had to like literally look up like this to be able to look them, eye to eye.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're like 6'4, 6'5 . They're very thin, all of them. And and the, their [00:07:00] personalities also share certain characteristics. But I'll go I'll make another video about them because otherwise it's gonna get too long. But notable individuals of this clan Max Tarasiouk in Calgary, Alberta.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Payam believe the last name is Mabedi or something like that. He was posing as if he was Iranian or from Arabic descent, but I think he's really Russian like they do this thing where they have fake identities, right? So Max, Payam from Twitter, he works at Twitter, Payam works at Twitter.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Max was posing as a salesperson trying to sell my products, quote unquote. He was really trying to steal the technology. Gannon is the other guy, right? Aidan Gannon. They like, they all look like clones, like if they were like brothers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other one is of course Daniel Ross Kilpatrick, who was introduced to me by my former partner, and he was supposedly a gym instructor working with [00:08:00] Brie, who's the best friend of my former partner. Go figure . So anyhow, that's Ana that's her name. I, she's Ana Codallo and she married Aidan Gannon and she changed her name to that. I think they married on 2014 or 15 or something like that. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the reason why Ana is important is because first our relationship dates back to 2005, I believe, so exactly 20 years. And what happened was and this might be very relevant, is at the time I was in Calgary, Alberta and I was, single, I was alone there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I had just moved to Calgary from Montreal and I started working on this classifieds website. My idea was to make something like it was basically a clone of autotrader.com, something like that, right? A classified website catering specifically to the automotive industry in Calgary. That was my idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I would go to the dealerships and offer them to take [00:09:00] pictures of the cars, right? Put them on my website. I would take the pictures for free. Like I wasn't charging anything for that service and that way my plan was to, generate that content, and with that content bringing visitors right to the website and grow it that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But of course that's when I, got the attention of Pierre Omidyar from eBay and he did all this for 20 years. But anyhow, when I, the first week, and this is what's impressive, and I don't know the answer to this, and I really hope to that someday I will get to know the answer. But I have been working on this idea for I don't know, maybe 10 days. Like it was like a very short period of time. I, at that point, I didn't even know how to write code because my profession, I'm an electrical engineer. That's my, my degree, what that I got at college, at university for engineering, but electrical engineering, specifically in electronics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But and I took some programming courses at university, but professionally right. I didn't know really how to do it. So I started kinda, so that first 10 days of that [00:10:00] idea, I was basically trying to figure out how to write a website, right? And then magically, Ana appears in my life and she was introduced to me by a friend and his name is William Sanchez.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A friend from childhood. She was in Venezuela. And then we met like remotely, but, we started chatting I don't know, messenger, Microsoft Messenger at that point. I don't know what it was. And at some point we arranged to meet, right? And she came to Calgary and we met, and we started, dating and eventually she moved to Calgary in very short period of time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And our relationship evolved, right? And we, at some point she moved in with me and we eventually even got engaged I think 2007 or 2008, something like that. But anyhow I'm saying all this to say that I to this day, I don't know if, when she appeared in my life, it was a deliberate action of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or if she was recruited later. That's the only thing that I don't know. And if she was recruited later when exactly she was recruited, I like I [00:11:00] don't know and it's, for me like for my own curiosity. I would love to know the answer to that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow one thing that I should mention right off the bat, like Ana's current house, like the house where she lives today, it's a multimillion dollar house in Calgary is marked in the geo index of Elon Musk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. I want to be very clear about that. And it has paramilitary scores because of course, like the husband is a, it's a military personnel. So I want to be very clear that, I'm not speculating or, guessing or I'm sure, the question is not if she is an agent. The question is when she started being an agent. In my mind that's the question.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow this is relevant to, to this conversation about, bringing DIOSDADO to justice and bringing DIOSDADO to the US because, her father, like Ana's father. He's a very prominent very prominent, or was a very prominent military figure in Venezuela from the time of, DIOSDADO CABELLO and Hugo Chavez and all those people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So [00:12:00] her father, his name is Peter Codallo. Okay. And this is what Ana told me, like I don't know if this is true or how accurate this is, but this is what I got like back in the days like from Ana. So she said that her father was the number two guy at something that in Venezuela, was called the "Plan Bolivar 2000".

Reinaldo Aguiar: This was a very controversial program that was founded by Hugo Chavez. And I might be fuzzy on the details because I don't follow politics, but, it was something to do with employing the military for, like doing for developing infrastructure like roads and hospitals and houses and things like that for poor people, right? Which on paper sounds, sounds pretty good.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this program, I think from what I understood from Ana, got billions with "B" billions of dollars in funding, right? And it was directed by a general called Victor Cruz Weffer, who was later indicted on corruption charges and, fell into disgrace in the Venezuela, even in the Venezuelan justice system, which is, very corrupt.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow Ana's father, [00:13:00] Peter Codallo was the number two guy in that program, so he had access to billions of dollars in funding. Now so I'm guessing like to get to that level of, position and power in the Venezuelan military apparatus you have to be connected to DIOSDADO CABELLO, right? Somehow.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't, otherwise don't think that would be possible, like organically get promoted to those positions of power with access to that level of funding. You have to have connections, right? And connections are specifically to DIOSDADO. So that's why I think Ana could be a key piece in this campaign that I'm advancing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the connection there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now , interestingly, around 2015, 16, when I started working on CalculadoHealth and, when Lawson Boothe and, there are a series of characters described in the website, these are industrial spies sent by Travis Kalanick to steal my technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right around that time, the father of Ana Codallo, [00:14:00] who was this super prominent military figure in Venezuela with access to billions of dollars, decided to quit the military and then he came to the US and claimed, from what I understand, I, I didn't see the application, but this is what Ana told me, that he applied for refugee status in Florida.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. This is strange, right? A military figure, with that level of power in Caracas , like leaving all that to come to the us it's strange, I didn't make much of it at the time. He is in Florida? Supposedly probably he's already a resident. I don't know, I don't know if he got the green card or, but I don't know what happened with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But he's here, right? So that's also very important because he's here, he's liable according to US laws and, he could be held responsible and he could talk. So that's why I'm mentioning that. And I think this is a good point of, to explain something that, that I've seen, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I understand now how it works. And it's a touchy [00:15:00] subject, but I'll talk about it because I think it's important that people understand how these people operate. It's about, how this whole thing with the romantic interests or romantic partners work, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like how do they manipulate people, their targets, and how do they use and weaponize relationships. So it's basically a two-pronged approach. Okay. So the way it works is that on one side the intelligence apparatus, I'm gonna talk about the Venezuelans, but this applies to all of them, right? Like, they are a coalition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In my case, it was the Venezuelans, right? Because I was born in Venezuela and I lived in Venezuela for the first 20 years of my life. So they have a lot of data that they can collect for me in Venezuela. My family, like I have family members in Venezuela. And they use that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the two-pronged approach, the way it works is that the intelligence service, whichever it is, but in my case, the Venezuelans, they get, they [00:16:00] gather data intelligence about you. Like personal things like your tastes, your likes, your dislikes, your values, like your core beliefs. What would you be looking for in a partner?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Your aspirational goals, your dreams, your fears, like all these things, right? They gather that intelligence that they create a dossier with that, and then they take a woman and a man and they train the man, right? The one that is trained and that has all the intelligence about you is the man.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they pair them together. Now, this is an important part of the technology. This is a technology really what they have, right? The, and I don't know, like this, I don't know because I haven't seen it from inside, but like what, from what I can tell, right? I don't know if the man and the woman, when they pair them, they are already a couple, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they're a romantic couple and they're recruited together with this goal. Or, If they're two separate [00:17:00] individuals that are recruited and they are set to work together, and because they're working together so closely and in all these, deceptive ruses, they end up being romantically involved.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it is always the case that they're romantically involved, like the man and the woman that are working together against the target are always romantically involved in some capacity. Okay. And, but this is what I don't know, right? I don't know if this is by design, right? That they take a couple that is already romantically involved and they recruit them both, or they end up being romantically involved just because of the proximity of the work that they're doing for years, or they were not romantically involved.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're instructed to get romantically involved as a way to develop trust and to develop, like other dynamics between them that are important, right? For this thing to work.[00:18:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: From what I can tell, I can also tell you I believe that the rule number one of this arrangement is that they must not fall in love, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because if they fall in love with each other or one of them fall in love with the other. Then it messes up the whole dynamics of the thing, right? For example, the man would get jealous because the woman has to, be involved romantically and in other ways with the target, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the, the woman is carrying all these listening devices all the time, and the man is gonna hear everything that happens between the two. So if they get romantically involved it can get tricky, right? I believe sometimes it has happened that in the occasions that I've seen that the man has fallen in love with a woman, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that causes problem, like I've seen that firsthand. Like they get jealous, like they get, they react, right? Which then allows the target to become aware, which is, what happened in some occasions in my case. [00:19:00] Anyhow, yeah. So the way this technology works is that, the intelligence service gathers information about the target, very intimate information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Their likes, their dislikes, their fears, their dreams, their values, everything, right? And then they train the man, and the man directs the woman. And this is important because if the woman doesn't work out for any reason, right? They can always switch the woman. And then, continue carry on with the same man that he is already trained.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other important characteristic of this arrangement is the secrecy of the transmissions that they do, right? Like they need the man to be able to listen to what the woman is hearing, right? And so it cannot be any person, right? Because then if they've switched the man, then they carry the risk that the other man could talk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The new man could be not good or could be compromised or so this couple has to be very stable. They, ideally, they wouldn't change the actors, right? Because changing the actor is risky. [00:20:00] Particularly with the man. So they have to build this long lasting relationship between the two. And I think that's why they have to get them romantically involved with each other.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the thing lasts because otherwise, if, if the man, if the man gets bored and wants to leave the, that woman wants to do something else, then they'll have to bring a new man. And that's risky. And the same thing if the woman doesn't want to interact with this particular man anymore.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then they'll have to bring a new man, and that is risky. So they have to make that couple a stable, is what I'm trying to say. That's why I suspect that the couple might be preexisting to the recruitment because that would make it, that would make it stable. But that also brings me to another point and here you can see, I don't know, I don't know if viewers would recall when I talked about Edylberto Molina and the fact that he basically, there's no other way to say it. Like he pimpped out his own sister. For his own personal gain. But it if that's the case, what does it say [00:21:00] about this Peter Codallo he sent his own daughter to do this, and she was like 20, 21 years old, 22 years old at that point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: His own daughter, he sent her to a foreign country and she was in Venezuela. He sent her to a foreign country to do this. I don't know. But see the and this is very telling, like this is the way this group of individuals think. It's the, the values the values that I think the rest of humankind takes, as standards values don't apply to them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow back to the technology that they have is that, they train the man and then the man passes information and directs the woman and on things very specific, what to say to the target. So imagine that you are, single and you're looking, you're in the market, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then a woman appears, with the exact physical characteristics that you know that you like, right? What they call in English, you know your type you know exactly your type, physically right? And on top of [00:22:00] that woman, when you talk to her, she says things that you know, like resonate with you in a way that you've never seen before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course she's telling you all the things that you like and when it's time to talk about things that maybe you don't like, she expresses horror about the same things that you dislike, right? So for example, if you say that you don't like Hugo Chavez, she will say that, she is anti chavista, that she hates everybody that voted for Chavez, that kind of thing, right? But imagine, a situation in which you meet a potential romantic interest. And this person, not only fits physically your type, but also everything that person says is right? They never say anything wrong. And then, I think this brings me to, to the point I want to make is that this creates an illusion, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It creates a fantasy, it creates a situation in which you believe you're in love, right? It's not really love because this person doesn't really exist [00:23:00] as it's being presented, right? This is a fabrication, like this person is being fed information that was gathered from 20 years of your life or more.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Before you ever even meet this person. So it's a synthetic situation. It's not real, but your mind doesn't know that. Your mind think this is real. And this is a bit more philosophical, right? But I've thought about this. Some in some instances, right? And it's a, this, and I don't know the answer to this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it's more of a philosophical question, is. How do I say I, okay. I'm not gonna talk about any specific person, right? But assume for a second that, that I went through this situation, right? And I felt deeply in love with that person. A kind of love that I never experienced before and I thought I would never experience the question is, should I be grateful for that?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess what I'm trying to say is that if I think of, what amount of the human population could have [00:24:00] experienced that emotion at that level of intensity, it's probably a very small number of people. Because, this was a romantic partner that was manufactured, bespoke, made for me, this doesn't happen in nature.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess it would be comparable to a drug to a synthetic drug. A user of a synthetic drug could experience things that nobody could organically experience. Now, should he be thankful for that or, of course drugs have health side effects and this thing also, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know, it's just a philosophical question that that sometimes comes to my mind. But now to drive that point home, right? Imagine for a second that you find this person that fits, everything you ever dreamed of in a person, and then you have a child with that person, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: With that romantic partner. Then, when this network gets upset or they see risk, they kidnap the [00:25:00] child, right? Imagine the psychological effect of that weapon, right? It's a tremendously effective weapon because it's not any child is the child with this unicorn of a romantic partner that they manufactured for you?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you know that has a much profound effect on your psyche. When they kidnap the child, right? Which is part of the playbook as well. And I bet that I they didn't create any of this for me. Like they've been doing this for 20, 30, 40, 50 years. In fact, I invite law enforcement to look for cases in which, similar things have happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The partner leaves and, kidnaps the child and doesn't tell the other one, where the child is and all those things. I bet you, right? Some of those are going to be marked in the index. Some of the partners that left and filed for divorce and called the other party crazy and all that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow to talk about a specific things related to Ana that could have, probative value in all this. [00:26:00] I'm just gonna mention, a few isolated things that are traceable. Okay. Or could be traceable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So back in 2010, I believe I bought a car in California. It was a Mercedes-Benz, SLK 280, I believe.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I believe I'm not, I can't recall, but I have a picture of the car somewhere. It was a silver Mercedes-Benz, two doors convertible. I believe, of course, at this point, knowing everything that I know today that car was bugged, right? It's impossible. It wasn't bugged. I bought it secondhand from a woman, and that woman sold it to me like at a price, 10% below the market price.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it was cheap, inexplicably cheap. The car was perfect, and it had only 15,000 miles when I bought it. So of course I took it out of her hands, right? But I've seen this before, like with the apartment in Calgary that they also sold to me at a discounted price. So I bet the car was bugged. Now the car is interesting because when Travis Kalanick and those guys [00:27:00] "re-assigned" me to New York, at some point they decided, we have to take Reinaldo to New York and they made a series of things to make me move to New York and I fell for them, and I moved to New York.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When that happened, Ana started with a campaign of wanting to buy the Mercedes. Like she, she was adamant that she wanted that Mercedes. Please sell it to me. And we had, remember, like we had been engaged and like we had a long history and we were friends at that point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Very good friends. Like I considered Ana my best friend in the world, like almost like a sister.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And okay, I said yes. Okay, I'll sell you the car. I sold the car to her at a ridiculously low price. And I, she paid back like she paid me for the car, like in two years and, a small amounts every month.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it was like silly, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, so she asked me to drive the car from California to Calgary, which is a very long drive. It's maybe, I don't know, maybe 36 hours driving or something around that. I can't recall. But it was more than a day drive. [00:28:00] I did it. He goes I love to drive. I loved the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I, I took it as, I'm moving from San Francisco to New York and I'm gonna take this road trip. It was like another cathartic experience for me. So I drove the car all the way to Calgary and I delivered the car. Now I mentioned this because I think if the car was bugged the story that she presented to me is that she kept the car until recently.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She told me that she had sold the car like in 2020. So supposedly, and this happened, remember in 2011, so supposedly she kept the car for 6, 7, 8 years. I don't know something around that time. But if the car was really bugged, I doubt, with the level of surveillance they would, this network would have put on the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I doubt that they would have let her keep the car because it's a legal risk, right? That she gets into an accident, somebody inspects the car and they find all this equipment in the car. The car wasn't particularly that rare , as to go through the trouble of removing the equipment and giving it back to her.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it wasn't a roll [00:29:00] Royce or anything like that. It would be, it would've been cheaper for the network and easier to just take that car and give her a similar car. But a different car with no bugs. I'm saying that because I believe that they, when she took possession of the car, when I moved to New York.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I believe the car, that car was decommissioned right? Was really sold or something destroyed. I don't know. Like they're not gonna leave that evidence floating around in the world forever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that could be traceable, like when she really sold that car. Because I, I transferred the title to her, so she must have sold it at some point and that has to have a record.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if she didn't really sell it, when she told me she sold it, then it confirms that the car was bugged. The second thing I want to mention is when I left that car with her, I also left a server that had all the code that, of all the classified websites that I've been working on for years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I left it with her in Calgary. And the reasoning was when I was moving to New York, I didn't even have an apartment. Like I, I was moving [00:30:00] to do apartment hunting and I was currently, it was a huge server. It was, very heavy. And I, I didn't want to be in New York with no apartment carrying this thing around, so I left it in Calgary and that server, was never seen again.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I asked her once over text messages and she never replied, what happened to the server. So I'm guessing that she gave the server to Pierre Omidyar to eBay, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. The next data point is that Ana has worked in a series of companies that are controlled by this network from day one, since we met in 2005.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she worked for Telus, which is heavily marked in the index. Then she worked for Shaw Communications, which is heavily marked in the index. She recruited me for Shaw Communications, and this is where everything escalated to the point that they brought me to California.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So my story with them is like a, it's like a ladder, right? What, what happened is that they put me in certain situations and it seems like when they put me [00:31:00] in those situations, work-wise, right? They put me in a company to steal what I'm doing or to like spy or whatever, but while I'm working there, it seems like they see that I'm doing something interesting and then they took me to a better place.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I worked there for a little while and then they see that I'm doing something interesting and then they take me to another place. And this has been the pattern. Like they took me from, I was unemployed in Calgary in 2005 and they took me to, Shaw Communications, Yahoo in California, Google search in California, and New York, Goldman Sachs, Twitter.

Reinaldo Aguiar: At some point I ended up, meeting face to face with Elon Musk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it's it is been an escalation, of, they position me in situations each time better than the previous one, where I have the opportunity to learn more and to interact with more interesting people. And I think at the end, that was the demise of this network, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That they trained me throughout this process without knowing and they created [00:32:00] something. Me, I. That it's capable to fight back. But again, it's like the same thing that I was talking about before with a synthetic drug of this synthetic love , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That they created me. The things that I can do with software and with technology and all these things that I'm using to fight back are things that don't happen organically, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because. My career is also synthetic. Like they created all those situations that trained me, and it's unlikely that another individual could have a comparable training without design and intervention, which is what they did.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's very paradoxical is what I'm trying to say.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, Ana has worked in a series of these companies all controlled by the network, and one notable one at the end.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The last time I talked to her, she was working at GitHub.

Reinaldo Aguiar: GitHub is an interesting company because it's a major, one of the biggest threats to humanity, and I'm not [00:33:00] exaggerating here, for people that are not technical. GitHub is a company that provides repository services for code . If you're a software engineer or you write code, you have to keep your code stored somewhere, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Back in the days, people would store it in a computer like the Anaconda server. That's why they had to steal Anaconda server physically. ' cause I had the code in the server and that's where I kept it. And I had some backups and everything, but the code was physically stored there . If they wanted to steal the code, they had to steal the server, as they did. But I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: At some point, GitHub came along. They created this system where developers can submit their code to the GitHub servers, which are hosted on the cloud, and the code is in the cloud. Okay? And then every time you change locations, you can just check out your code from the cloud and it copies the code to your computer and you can work in your computer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then after you make some changes, you can check-in the changes to the cloud servers. And that way the code is always updated in the cloud. So what they're doing with this, and GitHub is [00:34:00] a huge service. Like I cannot think of one developer that I know, one engineer that does not have a GitHub account, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it has massive adoption. That's why it has the name hub. In the name, which is Hub is a name marker. There's dozens of companies controlled by this network. All important, all acting as aggregators of something important that have hub in the name. So this is the SPYING technique. They get the aggregator and they, steal information, data, code, whatever it is, from thousands if not millions of people in one single place.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why it's a hub, right? It's an aggregator. That's why it's important to them, like they go for aggregators. Instead of having to steal individual servers from many developers they control the aggregator. They make it appealing for the developers. And, naive developers like me go and checking their coding in GitHub and they steal the code from GitHub directly 'cause they, they own it, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically we're all giving our code to this network. The reason why I [00:35:00] say it's dangerous for humanity is because obviously this network is using technology to enslave the world. That's what's happening, right? They control all these technology companies, and when a new company comes in, comes up, or an entrepreneur tries to do something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They either steal the technology or they kill the man or the woman, right? An entrepreneur they, they just assassinate them, right? So there's no technology. So the technology has to be controlled by them or by nobody, right? So obviously the method of control of the population is through technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That is the weapon. Technology is the weapon. It's not serving humanity. It's enslaving humanity, and they are stealing a big portion of that technology through GitHub. So the one company that it's a major threat for the civilization for our race is GitHub.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, [00:36:00] Ana works at GitHub. Also notably Ana worked with me when I was doing all these all these ventures, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like all these companies that I was trying to bootstrap that they killed them all with this, espionage and all these things. Ana, because I trusted her so much because I knew her back from 2005 and we were even engaged, as I said, and she told me all the right things. I implicitly trusted her, so every time she's a good, she's a very good engineer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like she's very smart. One of the smartest people I know and that is not manufactured, like she's naturally smart. Like I've tested it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, during all these startups, she always worked with me and I gave her access to my code and to my designs and to my things. And of course, I imagine she passed them to Pierre Omidyar, Travis Kalanick, and all those guys, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's a direct, physical, intellectual property, theft. That could be [00:37:00] demonstrable, right? If authorities dig through her emails and through her crypto accounts and, all those things. And during this tenure of years that we worked together in this capacity, she interacted and worked with other individuals, also part of the network that also worked with me, that I hired him in some capacity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And notable names are Alvaro Gutierrez New York and Florida. Silvio Gutierrez from New York and Florida, they're brothers. Gustavo Antero Sanchez from London, Ontario, Canada we have a long history back from Venezuela and Max Tarasiouk from Calgary, Alberta, and this one is Kilpatric. All these individuals must have things in common, like the crypto holdings, in their hardware crypto wallets.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The properties being marked in the geo index. And, they must have coordinated and work with each other to steal, cooperating, to steal the technologies. So there could be a lot of proof in, in that [00:38:00] group of, in that cluster of agents, and then the other thing is that at some point after the pandemic Ana made this mysterious trip to Bogota of all places in the world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I say this is important because I've and I don't want to get into the details on this one because there's certain lines I won't cross. But I know other people that I know are agents that have also gone to Bogota specifically, right? After an important event related to intellectual property theft has happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I believe it's a form of payment. What I believe is happening is that they go to Bogota to pick up the crypto wallets, like the hardware, crypto wallets with the millions of dollars in crypto in them, right? Like this, because there's, it has to be something that, that requires them to be there in person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's something that is physical, right? And, look, having back then I didn't understand it. But now that I have the index that I can see their houses marked, the crypto payments. It's obvious to me that what they're doing there in Bogota is [00:39:00] picking up crypto wallets. One that I wanna mention that went to Bogota was Marcos Castillo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From here in Katy. He did the trip to Bogota and I think this other guy, I think he also did a trip to Bogota. And Ana Codallo did a trip to Bogota, and there's others that also have done trips to Bogota, I imagine, to pick up crypto wallets for payment. But anyhow, after that trip I had planned a small gathering here at my house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it was to celebrate Marcello's birthday. I can't recall exactly what it was, but there was a celebration. Okay, this must have been 2023, I think maybe 2022 or 2023, I can't recall. But basically coming back from Bogota, she flew through Houston and she spent a couple of days here and I even paid for her stay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like I, I invited her. So I I. I didn't want her to stay in the house because, our previous [00:40:00] interactions, right? We were at some point engaged and, my former partner I thought it would be weird. So I paid for her hotel and, I think I paid a thousand dollars for her to come, basically, like covered her expenses, which is ironic because she's probably a millionaire, right? Multimillionaire, right? With, I don't know how much she got from this, but, anyhow, on that occasion, right when she came, we all became sick with COVID. And I thought at the time it makes sense because she flew on a plane and maybe she got it and then she passed it to us.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or Marcelo, my son, who was, I don't know, one or two years old, got COVID that time. Horrible. Like I was very scared. I got COVID. I was, it was terrible. It was a very strong strain of COVID. But, looking back, like knowing all that I've learned how they use. Viruses as weapons, like the times they try to infect me with different things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the fact, the times that they have infected me with [00:41:00] different things to either keep me out of the house or to impede me from working. Targeting my eyesight, targeting my lungs and she being an agent, they're coming from Bogota, from picking up a payment. I don't know. I have to think that infection could have been intentional as well, which is very serious.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because, infecting a child of a two years old child, not Reinaldo, but like the child I think in the US that could carry a life sentence. Intentionally trying to kill a child. It's a horrible offense. So it could be, it could be a legal ammunition. For prosecutors to get her to talk right to, to give up her father, and the father would give up Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In my mind, but that's only scenario that could happen. So that's why I'm mentioning that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I think it's a good, it's a good, it's a good point to stop this one. And again, thank you so much for your time and till the next one. [00:42:00] Thanks.

20250621: The Marjorie-Broussard-Castillo-Suarez-Sanchez-William-Lane-Harold-Martinez (Medical Torture) clustr
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. Today is June 21st, 2025, and it's 8:00 AM US Central Time. This is a recording that I'm making part of the series. Bring Diosdado Cabello to justice. Bring Diosdado Cabello to the us and in this instance, I want to talk about a cluster of individuals that I call.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Broussard, Castillo, Suarez Sanchez, William Lane, Maria Cluster. Okay. And this is a cluster of individuals that basically targeted a preexisting spinal injury that I have to harm me to make it impossible for me to compete in business with Travis Kalanick and Elon Musk and those guys. And, so that's how this started, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Dr. Broussard, Marjorie Broussard, which is the first person in the cluster, she's an employee, a doctor. She's my, was my, I cannot really go to her [00:01:00] anymore, but she was my primary care doctor for many years. And sh the reason, that I got into her practice was because my former partner basically drove me to her, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like my former partner made very strong recommendations about this particular Venezuelan doctor. She's Venezuelan and my former partner made very strong recommendations for me to go to this particular doctor. This was maybe 2014, 15, sorry, 2015, right? So she was my primary care doctor for 10 years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that right? And during that time, she did a lot of things to me personally to harm me. And I know this is the, I know this is not a I know this is a serious accusation and I'm recording this video, and I challenge Dr. Broussard and Kelsey-Seybold to sue me, for defamation or whatever they want.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow at some point the, this network that I am. And Gu and those people bought the entire network, Kelsey-Seybold for $2 billion. Like Dr. Broussard [00:02:00] was involved in this even before the network was acquired. The medical group, Kelsey-Seybold was acquired by the network officially.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the cluster, right? So that's how I frame the cluster. Yeah, let me start by the, by how I got into the practice because it's kinda, and I don't know right? This could be I'll make another bit about that. Sorry. I'll cut this part. Dr. Brossard, right? So the first thing that they did was that at some point, I don't know, maybe 2015, 2016, somewhere around there and I'll post the links to the documentation of these exams and everything, but I Dr. Broussard ordered a CT scan. Full body. Because I expressed that I was feeling a little bit of anxiety in my chest.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I said, when I talked to her that it wasn't even a physical sensation, it was more like an emotion. And she ordered for that a CT scan. Imagine that. Of course. I didn't understand any of this. I came to understand what really happened when I got the geo index from [00:03:00] Elon Musk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: September 11, 20, 24. That's the, that's when I could see the truth. Back then I didn't really put it together, but so the reason why they did that, I believe was to get a mapping of my spine to really understand exactly where was the injury, like with hit-to-kill precision. And then what they did is when I bought some chairs, work chairs on Amazon, and my chairs at Google as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They installed or they modified the chairs with some sort of a, it's a torture device. That's the best way I can describe it. It's I, and I have one of these chairs in my possession. It's a device that basically applies pressure in the exact point where I have the in injury. And like you could say it's just.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A back chair or it's a, it's a chair that doesn't work for you. It doesn't mean, but the precision of this like the pressure and the amount of pressure it applies is huge. And the precision where it's applying that pressure, that falls [00:04:00] exactly into, this cannot be random, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Tesla vehicle that I bought also has the same property. If I sit on that seat of that car for three days, like if I drive the car three days in a row, I basically lose the ability to walk. So I suspect the car has the same device installing the driver's seat. So that's, that was the first thing that they did.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right Now, the reason Whyo Gustavo Sanchez and his father, Antero Sanchez come into this cluster is because that injury was really discovered in 2001 by. PDVSA, P-D-V-S-A is a company, a Venezuelan company controlled by the Venezuelan government. And I used to work for that company back in 2001, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: More than 20 years ago when I was doing when I was going to join the company they did a pre-employment medical exam and they discovered that I had an injury in my spine. And when the, when and like that. I [00:05:00] didn't get an operation or anything, and I was employed by the company and Tero Sanchez was the director of the medical department of the company back then in 2001.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I know him personally because he was the boss of my father. My father was also a doctor in the company. So anyhow fast forward to 20 20 15, right? And they start with this harassment campaign and harming me physically so I could not compete because if I cannot walk. How can I write code? How can I work?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so what they did is that they got the medical, and this, I didn't know this when informant told me this, that they got my medical records from back from Venezuela, from 2001 from Antero Sanchez, right? Antero Sanchez being the father of Antero Sanchez, Jr. And Sanchez Jr. Used to help me on my startups because he's a software developer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I used to hire him by the hour. I paid him by the hour. But he's also an agent, like his house in London, Ontario is marketing the in right. And his father [00:06:00] provided the medical records so CITGO and Venezuelan intelligence could know where to hit me, where it would hurt the most in my injury in my spine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, that's why Dr. Brossard in 2015 ordered that CT scan to have the chairs so then Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Padrino Lopez, and those people could have the chairs manufactured to harm my injury, right to press, to put pressure on my injury. Now we get to Penelope. The reason Penelope is part of this cluster is because Penelope, and they like a, see, when things started escalating that I realized that they were following me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is documented in the video that I'm going to post in the description of this video, how I figured out that they were following me and they were harassing me, right? Basically. But I didn't know any of this. Until last year until 2023. But anyhow, when that happened July was the handler of Penelope.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they had this dynamic that when I, after I became aware, what I did was I start, I [00:07:00] started changing my habits, my tactics to avoid things like avoid interception by their agents, for example. So what the dyna, the dynamic that they had was that when I changed my tactics, whenever I did something new.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They, like Castillo would create a meeting in person with Penelope Suarez with some excuse, and then they would coordinate and she would pass the information to Penelope of whatever, just Veo and, the seven and all that, those people decided that they were going to do to counter what I was doing. So that's why they're like a studio is in this cluster because she was, I believe, the person that set this up that I'm going to describe next.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so after the line met with Penelope. Penelope comes to me and says with this idea, we've been running in this park for a long time, like, why don't we switch parks? And she proposed this other park that I'm going to show you, I'm going to show you next, this park.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. She proposed running in this [00:08:00] park. Okay? And the park is big, this is a photo that, that I took of, or this incident that I'm going to descr describe happened. We were running on that park and this park has, like all these houses in this park in the border are marking the Geo Index of Elon Musk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And even you can see this blue dot that it's in the screen is very important. I'm gonna tell you why in a second, but I want you to note that the house next door has the black trampoline antenna. That it's a notable item in the important. Nodes in this mesh network that they have, right? There's no doubt that the, this is the network, like this neighborhood is controlled by the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened was after we've been running there for a few weeks. I had an inexplicable fall. Like I, I was running with her and that day I remembered, like she told me where to run. We were running on this, a very small or narrow sidewalk next to the, to the border of houses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I [00:09:00] remember that Penelope told me, you take the right side and I will run on the left. So she ordered me to run on the right side of the. Of the, how do you say that? Of the sidewalk. While she was running on the left side next to me, but she positioned me on the right, on purpose.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I remember that because when she said it, she said it's just so you don't take too much sun because you know the sun was shining in way. That if I was running on the right, I would get the shadow from the fence. That line that you see here, it's a tall fence of maybe, I don't know, 12 feet tall or something like that, or maybe 10, 10 feet tall.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she rationalized it as she was, protecting me from the sun because it was very strong. And I had this I had a rush in one of my eyes because something that Mansur gave me, that's another story, but. I was running on, so she put me on the right side. And then as I'm running, when I'm exactly at this blue point that is marked here I fell, I flew I don't know, maybe 10 feet ahead and I [00:10:00] landed it was horrible fall.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know how it didn't kill myself on that. I was basically. Harm from the fall At that moment I had a few scratches and I was bleeding but nothing like to go to the emergency room. But what happened was that three days or four days after I started developing a very strong pain in my back I think, they foresaw that having that spinal injury, the fall of that dimension would trigger a compression of the nerve.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, that would run them, render me. Either unable to walk or would prompt me to seek medical attention, which would open an opportunity for them to do something right, which is what happened. But anyhow, in that place where I fell, I have a picture here, there was a cable that was, look it, it was position in a way that like this was intentional.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they set a trap basically to make me fall. This point, and this is the most important item. This [00:11:00] point where this cable is located is marked with a precision hit to kill ratio hit to kill precision, sorry in Elon Musk's Geo Index, which is the tool they use to coordinate everything, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This geo database that they have. Put that in perspective, the point where the cable that caused the fall. He's marking the index with a hit, hit to kill precision and Penelope, who is an agent because her house is marking the index and many other reasons positioned me on the side of the sidewalk where I would run into this cable and then I fell and I had to stick medical attention, which is, what happened at the end.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why the, like CEO and Penelope Suarez are part of this cluster. And then we arrived to Dr. William E. Lane, right? So this is a very young doctor when I looked at him, when I was about to enter the operation room because fast [00:12:00] forward a few weeks the pain was so big so intense that I had to seek medical attention.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course like they denied. The first thing that happened was that Dr. Broussard told me that I wasn, in se, severe pain, and I told her I was crying when I told her this from the pain. And her response was that the insurance will not approve anything if I did not go to physiotherapy first.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was what she said, and she ordered physiotherapy and I went to physiotherapy. I could still walk at that point. I went to physiotherapy, and then the exercises that they made me do in physiotherapy made the injury worse, made the pain worse, to the point that I lost the ability to walk completely.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I could not walk. I was bedridden and I was, I don't know, 40, 42 years old, 43 years old, and, at this point and the facility where the physiotherapy took place is marking Elon's Geo Index as well. At this point, it's clear to me that what [00:13:00] Dr. Broussard did of denying first pain management, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: For a person that is severely in pain, that has to be a crime. And secondly, purposely recommending or prescribing a therapy that would make the injury worse, it's, this has to be criminal. But anyhow, at some point during this process and this actually before William Lane, I was in such severe pain that, I told Penelope Paez that how I was feeling, and she recommended Mrs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maria. Okay? And this, I, I have very little data because Mrs. Maria is a very elusive character. I only got the name Maria. They never told me the last name. Nor gave me the phone number. Once I asked her for the phone number, she did not give it to me. She changed the subject and she did not give it to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But so Mrs. Maria supposedly was a physiotherapy from El Salvador or Guatemala or something like that. And she was here in the US and she's been, this is what the story that they told me. She's been here for [00:14:00] 20 years. And then she would do miracles. Like she would relieve the pain of people that, you know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Doctors had, could not release the pain like she would do it. And then Penelope would take me to this facility. It was like a small it was like a small I would describe it as a massage room, like a therapy room, right? For massages. And then Mrs. Maria would come to that place. It wasn't her place of business, like she was supposedly borrowing it from another person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But she would come to this place. She would be allowed to work in there on my pain, and she would give me massages to try to help me. I have to tell you, those massages were like the most painful not the most painful. I think I've been through more pain than that, but it was one of the most painful experiences of my life.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I literally my I would cry not cry, but like my eyes would tear up from the pain. Then Mrs. Maria told me that, that was normal, that I would experience that pain at that moment, but then I would get better, I would be able to walk normally again. And because of that, I resisted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And these were like sessions of an [00:15:00] hour and a half torture sessions, basically. I don't think there's any other way to put what that was. And of course they didn't help me. They made the injury worse to a point where I wasn't able to walk when I reached that point. And I kept, making these appointments, trying to get pain management basically, or trying to get an epidural injection or something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And my appointments would either, either be canceled or, nobody would give me an appointment by, in the, in this area. Of course. I didn't understand at that point. Because I did not have the index. But once I have the index, I understand like they control all the medical facilities in this area because for operational reasons, like they can't risk that an agent goes to a doctor that is not an agent of the network because the, he could talk about personal things and he could tip off the non-network doctor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That doctor could report them to the FBI, but they have to control all the doctors, for the same reason. They have to control all the lawyers and all the psychiatrists and, those [00:16:00] sensitive and all the repair auto repair shops and all the AC repairmen, like those sensitive professions they have to control.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow at some point, and this is also telling my partner, my former partner. She, I asked her multiple times to find me an appointment with a neurosurgeon or with a, pain management clinic. And she supposedly made the calls, but nobody would give me an appointment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She was helpless like she couldn't help me. So at some point I said, I have to take care of this myself. And I went to a I found I managed to find one appointment. I think what I did was to change my last name. I think that's what I did.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So instead of using, I have two last names because I am Hispanic, so I have a, ano is my second last name. So when I register online for an appointment, I used Ano right? And that way I was able to get an appointment. Now I go to this clinic and when the doctor sees me, he starts giving me the same, you have to go to physiotherapy first.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same line that Dr. Broussard was [00:17:00] giving me. And I started crying literally, like I, and it was not an act as I'm, as I as, and I was, I was leaving like I was I understood that nobody would help me. And I was leaving the office and I was leaving my legs gave up. Like I couldn't walk anymore.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I fell to the floor. I was using crutches, crutches at that time. And I fell to the floor. And as I fell, the doctor held me. And when he held me, he saw me. I was crying. I think he took pity on me. Like he, he gave me the he gave me the prescription for the epidural injection.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I had to go through all that to get basic medical care that everybody else has for granted, just because you didn't want me to be able to walk. After that happened, then, comes Dr. William Lane. He is the one who administered the. The epidural injection twice in two, two different years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And for now for strategic reasons, I'm not gonna say the ammunition that I have on him, [00:18:00] but I have a lot of ammunition and he's an important player and carries probably the most liability because he directly. Perform a procedure on me, right? Let's call it that way. And he's key.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's key on bringing liability to the with that, I think that closes the arc, but, of this, Bruce Castillo, Suarez Sanchez, William Lane, Maria Cluster. But if I, if somebody asked me who do you think in this group of people bears the more, and I'm not a lawyer, like I'm no place to to give a legal opinion, but I would think it would be Dr.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Broussard the person that carries the more legal liability for Diosdado Cabello. Because for many reasons so she's the one that did the order, the CT scan 10 years ago that allowed this to progress to the point where I was not able to walk. Like she was like the precursor of all this. And Antero Sanchez gave them the medical records from 2001, he didn't directly do anything to me, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: He just gave information. [00:19:00] But Dr. Broussard actually, by ordering the CT scan and giving them to them. Open the door for everything else that happened with this group of people or from coming from this group of people. So I think she's the one that Carrie the most liability. Also, she's a licensed professional in the medical profession, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she has a she took an oath. She has a legal duty to protect the patients, not to harm them. And she violated that, those, that, that oath and those principles on purpose for financial gain. Also, her house is marking the index. I have photos of a surveillance car parked Moscow style in front of her house with surveillance cameras installed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it's crazy like I have so much evidence against Dr. Broussard that it's, I think it would be like, what do they call that in English? It's a slam dunk. It's, it would be like a slam dunk. And, her house is in a is protected by a huge buffer zone, is in a dead end street.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like she has all the check marks of an important [00:20:00] agent. Of course, because the liability's high, they have to protect her, right? Not to protect Dr. Broussard, it's to protect Diosdado Cabello because they know that she carries liability for him. So they have to make sure that they know the minute, the FBI comes by.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why they take all those measures. And so yeah, so I think that she probably is the one that carries the most liability. And then after her, probably Dr. William Lane and notably and this, I cannot stress this enough Dr. Broussard works for Kelsey-Seybold, which is a network that is at this point controlled by United Healthcare, which is controlled by this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's owned by the Iranians, and this is tied to CVS, UnitedHealthcare also has ties to CVS pharmacies, right? Where they also harm me with with other things. So it's a, I think it's a, this cluster is a nuclear weapon as well. I really hope that authorities can do something with this information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much until the next [00:21:00] one.

20250621: The Hybner-Eckhart-Mueller-Denning-Walker-BELL-Gloria-Harold-Martinez (the CIA megacluster
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. Today is June 21st, 2025, and it's 7:11 AM Central Time. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar, and this video is part of the series that I've titled bring "Bring Diosdado to Justice, Bring Diosdado to the US". And the goal here is to, document in video, instances that I believe carry a lot of legal liability or could carry a lot of legal liability for DIOSDADO CABELLO because these are instances that are traceable and are traceable back to him and involving individuals that are, have been physically close to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Sorry. In this video, I'm gonna talk about the Hybner Walker Mueller cluster. Okay. So this is a cluster of individuals that have, done pretty serious things that I think could carry significant liability. And again, here, the [00:01:00] goal is not to my goal is not to take revenge against these individuals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not at all. In fact, I don't care if authorities let them walk away free. If they cooperate right. And talk and explicitly detail how DIOSDADO got them to do these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Morgan Hybner is the lawyer, just for context, right? So Hybner is the lawyer, the attorney representing my former partner on the... divorce that Diosdado, decided to, to file, to kidnap my child, right? Which he did. And the child is still, captive in a property under the control of Diosdado Cabello. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow so this is a legal kidnapping, right? So they kidnap the child using the, the parental rights of my former partner, as a weapon, They Weaponized that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in the process, Morgan Hybner filed a petition for a restraining order in which she alleged that I am crazy, like that... I suffer [00:02:00] from a mental condition, and I, I'm not able or capable of making my own decisions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And to preserve the interest of the child, I should not be allowed to transfer property or to enter into any kind of legal contract. Okay. That's what she alleged in writing to a judge in a petition then we had an audience with the judge and a judge suggested mediation. And Morgan Hybner Agreed to that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And not only she agreed, she did not object to that. And in a previous video I mentioned this, or I suspected that this could have been a confession, right? Like it's a it is an admission of guilt, right? I thought, and I did some research on this and I think I'm right. It seems like, this is a very basic legal concept capacity, capacity to act on your own behalf.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if she's alleging that I should not be allowed to enter into any kind of legal contract, how can she in good conscience [00:03:00] agree to go to mediation where the sole goal of the mediation is to enter into a legal contract, into legal binding contract. So this right there, it says that she knows that I'm not crazy, or, she's trying to take advantage of a crazy person? She cannot have it both ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's pretty much a done deal with her. So that's the start of this cluster.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now. The way this connects to DIOSDADO is that when I got, and I mentioned this in another video it's explained in more length in that video, but there was an instance on April 16th, 2025, around 9:00 AM when I was working on on a project, and I'll show it again here just one second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so if you go to spyhell.org and you click on this link at the bottom that says, bosses,

Reinaldo Aguiar: I was working on this list.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, that day.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's basically it it's a long story, but it maps back to a [00:04:00] lot of prominent agents that are in Caracas, okay. And in other cities like Beijing, Moscow , Tehran and La Habana. But the minute I started working on this, so I started working on this like at eight 50, I believe.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is traceable because all the requests that I did to the Google Maps API. This is a programmatic interface that I use to reverse map these addresses from the Geo Index that I captured from Elon Musk. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: The minute I started doing those requests, 20 minutes later, the process server showed up at my house with the papers and he trespassed the property lines provoked me, like, it was a whole incident.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's documented here. So if you go to sorry.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you go to, let me do this here yes. So here, right? So this man, so they dispatched this man exactly 20 minutes after I started working on that list, that [00:05:00] maps, 40% of the people are in Caracas in that list, so Yeah, I see causality there. They had filed those documents nine days before, but they hadn't served them to me like they were saving that weapon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In case they needed it. And when they saw that I went for the addresses in Caracas, then they decided to fire that weapon. They sent this man, as you can see in the photo, he's trespassing. Although there is a no trespassing sign that is clearly visible and that they have sued me for that no trespassing sign already.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's clearly visible, right? But he trespassed and provoked me, and he, it was a whole, it's all documented, right? And the timing of this kinda reinforces the idea that this is coming from DIOSDADO, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now the car in which he came in had no license plates or markings, and the car is here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can see the photo and I have more photos with more detail. But this a photo to give an idea. You can see the car has no license plates in the back or in the front. I have the photos of the back as well, [00:06:00] but take my word for it for now that it doesn't have any license plates. It has no markings with no brand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You cannot see what brand, what even what maker of the is, is the maker of the car. Even the rims, you know how the makers of the car in the rims in the center, usually they put the logo right? Toyota or Kia or whatever. So this car has custom rims, so it doesn't have that either, right? So there's no way to tell them what kind of car, I'm sorry, what make of car?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow tinted windows pitch black, right? Spy Vehicle right? Now this is interesting because, and I mentioned this in a previous video, is because this subdivision has a single official entry in which there is a license plate reader camera recording.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the, this is a gated community with a security guard that is in the, in this official entrance. And every vehicle that comes in is required to have a license plate because the guard is obligated to know the license plate, otherwise the car cannot come in. [00:07:00] And this is in the posted orders to the company that manages the security guard, and I have that document right saying this because it's according to the rules, this car should have not been led into the subdivision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I, in another video, invited law enforcement to check the cameras to see if there is a recording of this vehicle coming into the subdivision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The reason I suggested that is because Eckhart another person that has a house in the subdivision, which is next to Robert Mueller's house, Robert Mueller being the former FBI and CIA director, that man: Eckhart, has a secret gate on his backyard that goes, outside the subdivision. If this car was not recorded in the entrance, it means that it came through that secret gate, which would tie him to Eckhart, which would, and Eckhart is tied to Mueller because they have a secret gate as well in between their houses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So long way of saying that this process [00:08:00] server could be tied directly both to DIOSDADO CABELLO Hybner , Eckhart and Mueller, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a super cluster of legal liability. It's really a nuclear bomb. Now, interestingly what happened was after this incident happened right away, I called 9 1 1, and this should be recorded in the 9 1 1, logs and recordings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And a deputy with the name Walker, badge number 4 0 9 7 was dispatched. And this is interesting and important because usually when these kind of things, I think legally speaking, the penalties are more severe when they involve a police officer committing a crime. So this could potentially right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If, if this police officer is in, really in this network and this is demonstrable, he could provide legal ammunition to flip that officer to motivate him to talk , to [00:09:00] say exactly how he was recruited and how much he was paid and all that. And, to tie this back to DIOSDADO, which is my end goal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This Officer Walker is also documented in this page. By the way, this page is spyhell.org/evidence. Everything is in there. Okay? So if you look for Walker in this page, you'll see the documentation and you'll see that the incident number. He did not file a police report.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He refused to file a police report. I was basically calling to report that this man trespassed, 'cause I have the pictures of the man trespassing inside my property lines. I have the pictures of, the incident, the videos of what he said and the way that he provoked me being inside of my own property.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the officer refused to file a police report to, of course, because he's part of the network, right? The vehicle that the officer was driving had a license plate number 1, 4, 6, 5, 6 2 8, and [00:10:00] that car, the license plate, had something on top that blocked the infrared light of my cameras.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So to obscure the license plate from view of the camera, and this is a well known technique this network uses because they know that I have all these cameras and I have this technology to cluster the vehicles together. So they obscure the cameras either with a film or with a foam that blocks the infrared light.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this officer parked the car. First he parked the car inside of the property lines. He trespassed as well, like he ignored the sign. I told him, Hey, please could you, very politely could you please park the the vehicle outside of the property lines. And then he made this face like, I'm crazy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: For asserting my right to private property.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But he moved the car and he put it outside, but he put it in front of the camera and I can like, at 15 feet away from the camera. And this is a very powerful camera, right? It Can see 200 feet away. But, even at 15 feet, it could [00:11:00] not see the license plate because it had this foam.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I didn't test the license plate, but it's the only explanation, like this high-end camera that can see 200 feet away, but cannot see this license plate, only this license plate 15 feet away because it had something to block the infrared light.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's Deputy Walker. And of course, all these things like, the refusal to file a police report in a defiant way. He was basically his attitude, right? Like he was also a little bit provoking me in a way. And the license plate being obscured with something to block the infrared light.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the fact that he refused to file the report and he also trespassed the property lines, right? It's too many things. I would think that he's in, is in it. And again, the incident number he wrote was P as in papa, 2 5 1 0 6 0 4 6 0. Again, that it's Papa 2 5 1 0 6, 0 4 [00:12:00] 6, 0. His license plate number was, the Deputy Walker's vehicle's license plate was 1 4 6 dash 5 6 2 8.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I noted it by hand. Like I, noted, I made a voice note to remember the number because I suspected that it would be blocked because this happened with another police before, another police officer, before with Officer Gloria. So I was kinda. Foreseeing that it could be the case that he would block his license plate with the foam.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I made a voice note and that's how I got the license plate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. All this is important because besides of the fact that this car if it did enter through the secret gate of Eckhart, which would tie him to Mueller. Besides, that side of this powerful cluster, there is another side to this and it's that this man that trespassed, here's the photo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This man and the trespassing [00:13:00] incident programmatically by my system was coclustered with another trespassing incident that happened before when a law firm by the name "Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC", served me with a letter to basically threatening me with legal action. Okay. For HOA issues.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this incident is well documented in the website as well. And I am, I'm going to show you just one second. So this other incident so this man wearing the blue T-shirt and you can see there's a lot of things like the way he covered his legs with these weird leggings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The baseball cap, the oversized glasses the long beard. Like all these things that would obstruct facial or, body features recognition . It's deliberate. So anyhow this incident which came [00:14:00] from "Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC" in writing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The letter he's carrying, which the envelope can be seen here, right? Came from that law firm. Okay. Which is marked in the geo index of Elon Musk, and also notably, their office is on a street or a tower called Williams Tower. And Williams is very, it is a very important prominence marker in the, in their system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it's a marker of prominence, right? So it's not only this law firm is not only prominent. Score-wise, they also have the prominence name marker, which is is a big deal in this network. Like these agents that have this, or entities that have these markers are a big deal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, this man that is trespassing was co-clustered, and this is a long chain and I apologize for that. But if we follow the chain, you will see. You know, how powerful this particular weapon is, right? This cluster as a weapon, [00:15:00] as a legal weapon against DIOSDADO CABELLO so this man over here was co-clustered by my facial recognition system with another man, is probably the same man that tampered with my medication at a Kroger pharmacy in 2024, like many months ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the idea of tampering with my medication in that and before I say that, and this man and the Kroger pharmacy man, both of them, if they're not the same, but I believe they're the same and the system believes they are the same person, they were tagged with the CIA tag . So the system in a way is telling me that this person is a CIA operative working for DIOSDADO CABELLO which is a pretty serious deal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a federal, agent I think the CIA falls under the federal, apparatus working directly for a [00:16:00] foreign military officer to harm an American citizen. There, there's, I think there's only a few things that would carry more legal liability than that, right? So he was co clustered with a, he is tagged with CIA and co clustered with the Kroger pharmacy incident.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, the Kroger pharmacy incident in incident is interesting because of the mechanism they choose to try to harm me . They switched the medication. So I was taking a medication that was prescribed by Marjorie Broussard, the doctor, my primary care doctor from Kelsey-Seybold. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now I have to say Marjorie Broussard ordered some blood tests for me during 2024, and the results that came from that blood test was that my, my blood was thick was thicker than normal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My blood, which is a sign of dehydration, okay? Like I, I had not enough water in my body. That's what it means. And I believe this is because of the [00:17:00] medication that, that she had put me on which was it's a it's a, I'm gonna give the, I'm not gonna enter into much just about the medication, but I'm gonna give the prescription number because I think also it, this could track this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So one prescription was RX 2 0 3 9 5 94 and the other one is rx. 2039323 . Okay. These are two prescriptions that were filled at Kroger Pharmacy of this particular medication. Dr. Brusard Marjorie Broussard put me on. Now , this medication has a side effect, which is suppression of thirst, a little bit, like you tend to drink less water when you take this medication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not like you, don't drink water, but you tend to drink less water and it's a known side effect. Okay, so this, and this is very important. When she saw around the time that she saw that my blood was thick or thicker than normal, meaning I had symptoms of dehydration, she increased the dosage of that medication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think [00:18:00] by a factor of four times.. I think that's telling, right? Any doctor should know the side effects of that medication. And if you're seeing your patient is dehydrated or showing serious sign of dehydration to the point that his blood is thicker than normal, how are you going to increase the dosage by a factor of four times ?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what she did anyhow, but that wasn't apparently killing me fast enough. So they switched the medication and they switched it for something. And I have even samples of what they switched it for and I'll give that to authorities. But they switched it for something that first of all is not the medication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I know it's not the medication. And secondly, it not only suppresses thirst. It produces an aversion towards water. Like, I could not see water when I was taking that medication. If I tasted water, I would want to throw up. It was, I don't know what it is exactly, but it's something that doesn't let you drink any water.

Reinaldo Aguiar: At the same time, I was [00:19:00] running with Penelope Suarez and this brings Penelope Suarez into this cluster. And while we were running. She was always carrying the water, right? We were running together and I did not carry any water with me, and she was the one carrying the water. And this was proposed by Penelope.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reasoning behind this was because I have this nerve injury on my spine . Carrying The water with a belt for water for hydration causes additional pressure on the spine, right? If you're running 20 miles. Or 20 kilometers or whatever, with this thing attached to your, to your waist and you're running, causing this impact on your spine all the time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It could, it could aggravate the injury.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She rationalized that she should be the one carrying the water, and I agreed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I started noticing that every time we went running. She would always give me the water from, and the water had it wasn't like plain water, it was like water [00:20:00] with electrolytes, so it had some flavor to it, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if there was something in the water, I could not distinguish it because it had flavor. And I noticed that when we were running, that she would always give me, when, she would pass me a bottle of water at some point to drink something. She would always pass me the same bottle. And this what tipped me off, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was very consistent. Like she would always drink for her bottle from her bottle, and she would always give me the water from the other bottle. And there were in, there was one instance in which by mistake, I kept the bottle with me and she left and she turned around and came back to pick up the bottle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it, it seemed like it was very important that I did not keep that bottle. So all these little things, and the other thing is that of course, this is probably the first thing I should have mentioned is that when I when we were running right and I drank that water that she gave me. I felt within 10 [00:21:00] minutes and immense urge to pee to urinate .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it was something like and remember I wasn't drinking any water because I was taking this switched medication that they gave me that basically caused aversion to drinking water.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it didn't make, it didn't, I didn't understand it back then. 'Cause this was like in, after I captured the geo index basically they, I think got desperate and they, thought to, they wanted to kill me because I had this database with all their financial transactions in, of crypto, in, in them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So their solution was to kill me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like putting two and two together, right? If my blood is thick to begin with, right? Marjorie Broussard increased my dosage of that medication that I was really taking right by a factor of four times, and they had me on that high dosage for months.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So my blood naturally would be thicker than when I took the blood test.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then they tampered with the medication using this man that it's in this [00:22:00] image at the Kroger pharmacy and the employees of the Kroger pharmacy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they were in it, like he was there to give the signal to switch the medication, and this medication caused me to not drink any water for weeks. And then on top of that, "Kaki" , her name is Valentina Olmos, the running coach that Penelope Suarez and I were employing, had me on this plan of running 50 kilometers per week . And at the same time, Penelope was giving me a diuretic. Like... what was in the water was a diuretic. Diuretic to make urinate the little water that I have left in my body and at the same time, what I was running 15, 20 kilometers. So this is a recipe for a heart attack.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is what this is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so it's a very serious I think legally speaking it's a very serious charge if it's pressed. And I think it could make all these people talk because, it's a attempted murder basically. And the doctor has to be in it because how did they know?

Reinaldo Aguiar: How did they know [00:23:00] that my blood was thick to begin with?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That, that I had this serious symptom of dehydration that they could exploit to make it look like it was a natural death, an unfortunate death due to not drinking water, because many different reasons. But that wasn't the truth .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was a designed scenario.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, that man is is co-clustered. And again I think more, more important that the crime is the chain of connections, right? Like you can see how, the server that DIOSDADO CABELLO and Hybner dispatched , which is the direct link to Diosdado Cabello, I think and Morgan Hybner . The lawyer that is still using the parental rights of my former partner to keep my child hostage for months.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're both connectable, legally speaking to DIOSDADO CABELLO.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then notably, this other man, the, this man, the same Kroger pharmacy man according to the system also was co clustered with sorry, [00:24:00] with this man.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this was a man that was following me to Walmart. When I was attempting to buy food, because of course they want now to contaminate the food that I eat. And here's the license plate and, I have pictures of the man with different, from different angles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's also co clustered with the same Kroger pharmacy man, and he's also co clustered with the man that came to deliver the letter from from that law firm: "Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC", which is marked in the index and has an office in the Williams Tower in Houston. Which is, a very high-end tower.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, when they decided to backpedal, then they sued me for $3,000. These people don't get up in the morning for 3000 dollars . It's obviously their backpedaling . It's...

Reinaldo Aguiar: if, just to close the loop on this, right? If you follow this arc, you can see this cluster, this expansive cluster that spans different in incidents from, kidnapping of a child [00:25:00] to attempted murder.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it involves all these individuals that carry liability that could talk. And implicate each other, and DIOSDADO CABELLO I think it's it's really a nuclear weapon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Just for completeness the Kroger pharmacy where this incidents happened the medication tampering is the one located at 2 5 0 5 0 FM 10 93, Richmond, Texas 77406.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The phone number is eight three two. 2, 5, 6, 7 3, 7 6. And one of the times that I picked the medication was on, let me look for the time 09/22/ 2024. So this was nine days after I captured Elon Musk's Geo Index. And the other instance that I have here was on 8/21/2024. Yes. So those are the two instances where I [00:26:00] believe they tampered with the medication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In one instance, the attendant was an Asian woman. She was covering her face with a COVID mask, although she was inside of the drive-through. She might as well hang a sign and says, I'm working for the other team.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other time it was a man, he looked Hispanic but his his name tag from Kroger.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Said a name that sounded a lot like my former manager at Google's name. My manager's name was Kyle Scholz. And the attendant's name was a longer last name, but ended with Scholtz. Just to give a reference, I don't know if that's the real name of they just made the name tag to make it look that way, but it could be, right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay so that's. That's the arc, but I think an important player in this is Dr. Broussard, Marjorie Broussard, who is Venezuelan, by the way, don't get tricked by the French last name. She is Venezuelan. And she has done a lot of other things maybe more serious than this, I think than passing [00:27:00] information to this ex-CIA or CIA operative to harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, but notably Dr. Marjorie Broussard is also connected to another cluster that brings a lot of liability to Diosdado Cabello and that cluster includes Antero Sanchez, Penelope Suarez, Dr. William E. Lane, the one that injected my spine. And there's a woman, a mysterious woman that I only know as Mrs. Maria. And, I'll make another video about this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To concentrate specifically on Dr. Broussard because she's a key player on this and she carries a lot of legal liability because of her profession. The oath that she took to protect patients and the fact that she's here in the US and she was my primary care doctor referred, the person that talked me into being a patient of Dr. Broussard was my former partner. That's also very interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I'll talk more about that in a separate video. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll close this one for now. I'll post it before I edit [00:28:00] it because the editing is taking me more time than recording the videos. So I'll record the videos and then I will edit them to add the captions and all that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My goal with adding the transcript is to make it easier for law enforcement and prosecutors to process this information. If the transcript is already produced, and I do multiple passes to make sure it's perfect or almost perfect. That will save time and resources of, prosecutors and hopefully, it will shorten the timeline, which is also my objective because I want to recover my child like it's been three months. That's my goal. Thank you so much for listening and to the next one. Thank you. 

06222025: Harold Martinez, Market Town Katy TX, Bitcoin Depot, friends and family as a microphones
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning, my friends. Today is June 22nd, 2025, and it's about 9:55 AM US Central Time. My name is  Reinaldo Aguiar and I'm making this video as a part of the campaign that I'm advancing titled, "bring Diosdado To Justice, bring Diosdado to the us". So today I, I'm going to make a short video about it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a collection of small items that I've been meaning to mention and for one reason or another I haven't been able to. So to recap so the, so far I've documented on video two of the big clusters of agents and effort that they have put together. To silence me, right? That's at the, for the last two years, that has been the goal to silence me and to steal the counterintelligence technology that I've developed, because of course, that is their, that's their trade, that's their industry, that's what they do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, they don't really do anything else but steal information. So this technology is valuable to [00:01:00] them. If they can understand it, right? Again I bet that if they steal it, they won't be able to run it. And this is what happened before when they stole Key Opinion Leaders, like the technology, they had to create a series of interviews with the Snowflake and Databricks and all those companies . The purpose of those interviews, was really to ask me how the technology worked because they couldn't understand the code, right? And that's it's, it is not because I'm a smarter than them, it's just because what I mentioned before, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That. This anti-pattern of promoting people based on whether they're willing to, how do I say this? They promote people based on whether they're willing to give their sister to another man or their wife to another man to steal information, right? So the individuals that are willing to go to those lengths are the ones that get promoted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the problem with that, as I mentioned before, is that those individuals the their main trait is that their moral compass is non-existent, [00:02:00] but they don't have any real skills in what they do professionally. So what happens at the end is that the individuals that are like, more, let's say more open to commit more serious crimes, end up at the top of their, of the organization at the top.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those are not the ones that are the most skilled. In fact, those are the ones that are the least skilled. And what happens at the end is that the people at the top are idiots, right? And they make these stupid mistakes that bring them to this situation they're in today. So anyhow so going back to the clusters, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I've recorded two videos about two of the big clusters. They're more clusters, but these are two important ones. And when I say bigger, I mean in terms of liability for DIOSDADO CABELLO, specifically. That's my only goal here. One of the clusters I call it the CIA cluster because Mueller is in that cluster and he was a CIA director.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's also a CIA [00:03:00] operative that is in that cluster that has attempted to kill me. That's another way to put it. And so I call it the CIA cluster. Okay. And there's another cluster which I call the SEBIN cluster, which is mostly composed by Venezuelan agents from Venezuela. Direct liability to DIOSDADO CABELLO in that sense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I was doing some analysis on these two clusters, and I realized that there is a common individual in the two clusters and for background when these things happen, right? When you do data analysis and you find commonalities between clusters that are disparate, this often, if not always means that the clusters are joined together or could be joined together and this common node, it is usually a key element.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm talking specifically strictly about data analysis, regardless of this situation right now, this common individual that is present in the two clusters is Harold Martinez. The reason why the reason why he's in the two clusters on the [00:04:00] CIA cluster, because he was co clustered with the white SUV of Robert Lanham at Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the connection that he has to that cluster and to the SEBIN cluster, because he was the one who referred... so many data points there. So he is ...this is the story that they told me, right? This is what I, what was presented to me probably not true, but what was presented to me is that he is the boyfriend of Jenny Espina.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Jenny Espina is the sister, blood sister, of my former partner. So she would be like in paper, right? What they told me, she would be my, like my sister-in-law, I think is the term right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, Harold Martinez, supposedly was the boyfriend of Jenny Espina. So there's a direct connection to me there, even in that story that they told me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then Harold Martinez was the one who introduced Mansur to me directly, and Mansur came to my home and gave me these dangerous biological [00:05:00] agents that infected my eyesight, my eyes. And I believe he infected me with COVID in more than one occasion. And I believe he has a close connection to Penelope Suarez that dates more than 20 years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's another, vector of that connection between Harold Martinez, Mansour and the rest of the SEBIN cluster. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I have to say this. And I don't know, like I, when I do this kind of analysis I make the conscious effort to not generalize because, generalization is dangerous, anti-pattern, but I try to not generalize, too soon, unless I see multiple data points, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's occasions in which, because of the size of these clusters, the number of individuals it's difficult to find another data point like this, right? So it, I'm not going to be able to generalize ever. But I'm going to mention this because is it is a possibility, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you look at the CIA cluster, mostly, I'm not going to say exclusively, but [00:06:00] mostly it's heavily composed by agents that have been tagged with the FSB tag, like MICHAEL D FETKOVICH or Liana Technologies. He worked for Liana Technology or has a tight relationship with Liana Technologies according to the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Mueller he was investigating Russian interference, in US politics. Philip Denning, clearly an FSB agent, Daniel King Everett, so it's a cluster that has a lot of FSB. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, Harold Martinez is not Russian. He is Venezuelan and Iranian then the the Iranian comment comes from the fact that he understands Arabic language, he speaks Arabic, he smokes hookah, right? And so much so that when I saw him here in Katy, he was carrying around a suitcase, like a small luggage exclusively for his hookah pipe , right? So that's how important the pipe is to him. He identifies with the pipe, right? The hookah pipe probably Iranian, [00:07:00] right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now what I was going to say is that in this case of these two clusters, Harold Martinez, who, let's say it's a Venezuelan Iranian dual citizen, right? Let's assume for a second he's acting as the juncture point, or he seems to be a juncture point between these two clusters, the FSB dominated cluster and the SEBIN dominated cluster.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other one, right? Where Penelope Suarez, Carlos Suarez, and all those people are, and the juncture point is this Venezuelan Iranian dual citizen, and again, I, this what I'm going to do next is a faux pas in, in, in data analysis. I should not generalize in this way, but it's too tempting... I see the commonality I see with Alex Saab being, I guess the hypothesis that I could draw from this is that maybe... Alex Saab was important to the point that they moved earth and heaven to get him back to Venezuela. Not only because he was the "Bizarro-ambassador" of DIOSDADO CABELLO to Iran, [00:08:00] but also because he was the junction point between Iran, Venezuela, and Russia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What joins together Russia and Venezuela to Iran, which is what seems to be happening here with Harold Martinez. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason why I fall into the temptation of mentioning this is because if this pans out to be the case this would be a pattern, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it would also mean who is really orchestrating all these clusters, right? It would be Iran, which is the common factor, right? So it could be an important, it could be it's a lead, right? I don't wanna say it's a conclusion. It's not a conclusion. Not even a theory, but it's an idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let's call it that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think you're the only people that would be in a position to assess whether that idea could hold any water. Are the authorities right? Are the federal authorities I don't have the resources or the data or the not even the know-how, right? On how to assess that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I thought I should mention it, that it's possible. [00:09:00] That, that's the way they do it. With Iranian Venezuelan citizens, Iranian Russian citizens Iranian French citizens. Like Pierre Omidyar... actually that's another example, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's a dual citizen of Iran and France and obviously, he is the junction, the junction point. But it would like almost, right? It's almost the same. What would be needed is to see if he has businesses or, operational connections with Russia, or with Cuba.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Could be Cuba, right? Because of the eBay Amazon connection. Yeah. I'll play with that a little bit to see what I can do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I thought I should mention that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Speaking of Harold another data point I wanted to mention is that and this is documented on the website it was mentioned to me at some point that Harold's mother, her name, I don't know how to spell it, but it resembles like "ballerina", it resembles something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's something like that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was [00:10:00] mentioned to me that her mother won the green card lottery visa the green card lottery. They were, they basically give a certain number of green cards to encourage diversity. His mother won that lottery and got the green card that way. Of course what are the chances, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course, if you're working for these people you win anything they want you to win, right? But she won the lottery, and she moved to the US. Was what was said to me that she moved to Florida, but, the pipeline long time ago found a house in a notable area, and I'm going to talk a little bit about that area. Not too much because it's very well documented on the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, so this area is an area that I call the "Bizarro Valleyside".

Reinaldo Aguiar: I call it that way because my house here in Katy, Texas, the first house, the one that DIOSDADO CABELLO sold me in 2015, this house is in a street called Valleyside Drive, "Valleyside" being one word, okay? V as in Victor, A-L-L-E-Y-S-I-D-E Drive.[00:11:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the house number is 2 6 7 1 4. Now there's another street, called Valley side. It's exactly the same, but there's a space between valley and side and this street I'm going to, I'm going to show it real quickly 'cause this is an important street, so I'm going to take the time here to show it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, so this is the "Bizarro Valleyside". Okay. So you see this street is one of the best streets that I've seen in my life in terms of protections against radio frequency eavesdropping. This huge buffer zone that extends for many acres, you see this, right? So if you want to pass a vehicle to eavesdrop on this house, for example, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's impossible. There's no street that you can use, and all these houses are controlled by criminal network , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is basically like a paramilitary compound that they built here. And there's many things. It's documented in the website. I really encourage law enforcement to check it out because this is like a gold mine of intelligence, this area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can see the buffer [00:12:00] zone. The paramilitary scores are super high. You can check them out in SpyHELL.org. Like the trapezoid shaped backyards, the trampoline antennas here and here, for example, and here, the cars parked Moscow style surveilling, who comes in and who comes out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like here, for example, here. Here. It's amazing here. Yeah. So this is a gold mine, this find. And it has the same name as my street only with a space in the middle. And that's because "Valley" is a name marker that the pipeline identified months ago. Anyhow, I'm mentioning all this because in this compound there is a house with high paramilitary score that is registered to somebody called ballerina, like Harold Martinez's mother.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if it's really Harold's mother, it could be Harold's, right? That he doesn't live in Venezuela, that he lives there, for example. It could be anything. But I thought I should mention that, this observation. Now speaking of, still on the topic of Harold there is a, I [00:13:00] should present that again.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There is a supermarket. Okay. That is very close to Lake Pointe Estates. That is notable. Okay. Okay. So this is Lake Pointe Estates right here. And the supermarket I'm describing is this one that of course has a Bitcoin ATM conveniently located, so the agents can do their withdrawals. Yeah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This one, it's called Market Town and it's located at 25 6 0 0 Westheimer Parkway, Katy, Texas 77494. And please note the zero zero ending in the street address. And we know that, and this can be verified in the link M-dash routers, that it's in the homepage of spyhell.org ... the addresses that end in zero zero are addresses that are used to route financial transactions for this secret network for illicit activities . And that's why they have the Bitcoin ATM in there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Bitcoin Depot ATM and Bitcoin [00:14:00] depot is, of course, that company itself is marked in the index with high paramilitary scores and all the ATMs are marked.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's a prime target for, IRS agents to look into. And I reported them to the IRS, the Bitcoin Depot ATMs more than 8,000 ATMs nationwide. Imagine that the volume of the financial crime. Just in that company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. This, I am mentioning this particular Market Town location here, because this market is an Arabic market.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they, they cater to the Arabic community. All they sell are Arabic products. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason why I'm mentioning this is because in this market, like two years ago, it's not there anymore. If you go there, you won't find it. But two years ago, this market had like subdivisions. It was like partitioned in segments, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And most of those segments were allocated to Venezuelan catering businesses. For example, there was a [00:15:00] corner that sold like food, Venezuelan food like made in the, in that place. Like they had a, I don't know, like "arepas" and empanadas and things like that, right? They had another corner that they exclusively sold, venezuelan products like Venezuelan chocolate, Venezuelan flour, Venezuelan, like all things Venezuelan, right? I think it was called "Mi Esquinita" or "My Corner" or, something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, all this is relevant because one day when I was looking at the houses, when I was trying to move out of Valleyside Drive this house because I was trying to escape all these agents, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thinking that the world outside this street would be different, is not in this area. When I was looking at houses and we were driving to, we were in the black Tesla and we were driving towards Lake Pointe States and we passed this supermarket, my former partner made a comment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She said "oh, one of my best friends" talking as if it was a woman, right? One of my best [00:16:00] friends just bought a participation in this supermarket, this Arabic supermarket. And she set up a Venezuelan store. I think it was the one that sold the products. The one that sold like the Venezuelan chocolate and the flour and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Malta, things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She didn't mention the name of the friend. But supposedly this is a friend that knows my former partner, like they're very good friends, supposedly, right? And she bought a participation. I've never been in the supermarket business, but I imagine that investment must, to buy a section of that huge supermarket, it must be a few million dollars, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this supermarket is Arabic. Harold is, of Arabic descent and speaks Arabic and smokes hookah. And anyhow, it occurred to me that, this Iranian, so this Venezuelan business inside of an Iranian, possibly Iranian business. It sounds a lot like Harold, right? Like it sounds a lot.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it could be that this friend [00:17:00] of my former partner is either Harold or related to Harold in some capacity, right? Because of the cultural commonalities I see in this, is this, in this juncture, right? And in this venture of supermarket, Arabic and Venezuelan after that investment, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I have to say I went to the supermarket not too long ago after I've, so there was a point where I couldn't leave my house, because I had serious concerns for my safety. But at some point I ran out of food and I, I resisted as much as I could without eating, right? But I was losing weight too fast.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And at some point I had to leave the house to buy food. I think at that point I was sorry this is a bit hard to talk about, but at this, at that point, I had been not eating for something like six days. Like eating only like a hundred calories per day. That's the most I could eat because I had, I was rationing the little pieces of food I had left so I could survive, without having to risk my life going [00:18:00] out to buy food anyhow, because this is so close to Lake Pointe Estates and it's Arabic and I had never bought Arabic food in my life. Not because I had anything against Arabic people, but it's just not my taste, right? The times I went to the supermarket, it was because I was going to buy Venezuelan food or a Venezuelan product in this "Mi Querencia" thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One day, out of desperation, I didn't have anything else to eat.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I was starving. So what I did, I went out of Lake Pointe States. This one, right? This is where my house is, right? So I came over here and and I very quickly drove to this supermarket and parked the car in front of the entrance with the cameras, right? To deter them from tampering with the food because, somebody came in, the cameras would record them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I came in and very quickly got what I could and then checked out, right? I'm mentioning that because when I did that, I noticed that all the Venezuelan stands were gone, like the "Tiendita". The "Mi [00:19:00] Querencia", like the Venezuelan empanadas, all those things are gone. There's nothing in there. So it seemed to me like they removed the businesses to kind of remove the link.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if they get investigated, the connection between the Iranian people and the Venezuelan people is not obvious, but, I mentioned this because, those businesses were there. I, in fact, you can check my credit card purchases and you will see purchases from those Venezuelan stores in that supermarket. I think two years ago probably.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But because of the, Iranian or let's say Arabic, right? Arabic Venezuelan juncture, and the fact that my former partner mentioned this Venezuelan store inside this Arabic store specifically, and said that a friend of her bought it it made me think that maybe it's related to Harold in some capacity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Harold Martinez.[00:20:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so that's that. Okay. Another observation is about and, I'm going to change the subject a little bit. So this is more about what we're talking about in the, in, in one of the last videos that I created in which I was talking about the romantic interests, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And how they manufacture this romantic interests and how there's always a man and a woman that are themselves romantically involved and they're both working together against the target. And the setup is that the man is the one that holds the intelligence and has been trained about everything that there is to know about the target.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he basically sends this woman that he's romantically involved with himself to basically sleep with the target, right? And get romantically involved with the target while he's guiding her on what to say and what to do to, to make the target think that, this is the perfect woman, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So one thing that I, so there's a couple of things I want to mention that might be important for investigators, right? [00:21:00] One is that I've noticed, and this, I've noticed this across different of these romantic interests, right? Over, over the years is a technique, okay? And I'm going to describe it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't know if I will be able to make justice to, to the technique, right? With my description, but I'll try. So the idea is that when, imagine, okay, we're not talking first person, okay? So imagine that I have a girlfriend, okay? And I don't know, we are at home and we're doing something right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So she will say something to me in a way that is very natural, but what she's saying is not really intended for me. It's intended for man that is listening. Let me give you an example, right? So in one occasion I had installed a covert camera outside of my house, one of these GoPro cameras that I use, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a black camera. So I installed it in a covert way. It wasn't easy to see because, the camera is black and I used a black stand and I put it be, in [00:22:00] front of a black background. It was very difficult to see that camera, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: right? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But this romantic interest, right? She saw the camera because she parked the car very close to where the camera was, and she saw it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then 10 minutes later when she comes in, she starts talking to me about something that happened five years ago that involved a similar camera, right? She brought it up out of the blue. We haven't talked about this camera ever, right? But I installed that cover camera maybe an hour before, and then she comes in and she starts talking to me about that camera.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understood that she wasn't talking to me. She was giving a warning to this man that there was a camera that was covered. Okay? Now that also told me that this man was in the house next door where I was pointing the camera towards, right? Because otherwise, why she would warn him that there was a camera.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the technique. The [00:23:00] technique is they would say things to you, but it's really a message for the other person, right? Or in one occasion, I'm pretty sure a romantic interest installed a sensor near a mailbox, right? A radio frequency sensor. Because she started she started insisting on wanting to help me to do the edges of the lawn, which was unusual, this person never wanted to do any gardening work and all of a sudden after a visit to the Great Wolf Lodge, she wanted to anyhow so I understood. But then things escalated a little bit with the conflict with this organization, and then one day she started asking me to please mow the lawn, specifically the edges around the mailbox.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understood that what she was doing was sending a message to this man about the location where the sensor was located on the edges, near the mailbox. She was basically telling him or them. Where is the sensor that you need to remove. [00:24:00] And then a few days after that, a parade of agents started passing in front of my house with phones pointing them at the mailbox, including the "Kroger pharmacy man", that, that was, when that when that law firm sent me that harassing letter that Phil Denning sent basically the man that looks like let me show you. If you go to spyhell.org and go to evidence

Reinaldo Aguiar: and look for Kroger pharmacy, man. Yeah, this man.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see how he's pointing his phone towards the mailbox, right? So this was a day or two days after this person that I'm describing started talking casually to me inside of the house about she wanted me to moan the edges of the mailbox, right? So that, that's how it works. The woman or it could be a man if the target is a woman, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, the romantic interest will say things knowing that she's wired or he's wired right, [00:25:00] or that the house is bugged. She will say things positioned in a place strategically where she knows or he knows that the conversation is being listened to. And the conversation is directed towards the target, but the real, conversation is intended for the man listening. Or for the other part of that couple working together. Listening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I am mentioning this not so much about not so much for the technique, but for something that I understood from this, and this is an important property of this technology that they have, is that this couple and the target must speak the same language, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause otherwise it doesn't work. If she told me something in Spanish and this man was Russian, right? He probably, yeah, he could learn Spanish, but he won't be able to understand Venezuelan Spanish specifically with the jargon that we use with the cultural subtleties of the language.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it wouldn't work. It has to be a man that is [00:26:00] Venezuelan and even better if he's from Maracaibo, right from the same city that, the romantic interest and I were both from, because then he will have the cultural references and he will understand very quickly, pretty much everything. So this is an important property, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I'm mentioning 'cause it narrows the investigative scope. So if you have somebody who is a target, right? And that target is Italian you have to look for, if you trying to understand who is this couple, right? That is, is attacking or targeting this man who is Italian.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's probably a woman that speaks Italian and is probably a man that also speaks Italian. Because otherwise the communication is not these kind of tricks that they do wouldn't work. But yeah. So I have many instances of this of this, this technique, and in some cases it saved my life.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In one instance, Penelope Suarez told me, she was offering me, this was at the point where they were trying to [00:27:00] make me have a heart attack by, dehydrating me with tampered medication, giving me diuretics, making me run 50 miles, fifty, five-zero miles per week. And at some point right when I was, supposed to have the heart attack, she told me using this technique, she told me I ha I have something special for you. I want to give you. This is a special, "Quesillo" is a Venezuelan dessert that the, it's a type of it's how do you call that in English? I don't know. I don't know what it's like a flan, something like that that I like a lot.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And So she told me I, I have a specialt gift for you. That this is a flan that my mom made, a especially for you. But I understood when she said that she wasn't talking to me. She was talking to Mansur probably, or Francisco, I don't know. Or Harold, I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what was special about the dessert was that, it had an special ingredient, so I, of course, I refused to eat it, I said, no, I'm not I'm not [00:28:00] hungry. And then she did this. She I'm sorry I'm laughing. It's just that, thinking about it, right? It's funny. So she basically she said okay don't eat it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then, she like turned around and she put it next to me. Literally 10 centimeter from my mouth. And she left it there and she left, right? She went to another place. But like knowing how much I liked them that, that specific dessert and putting it so close to my mouth, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, so I started laughing, right? She asked me, why are you laughing? And I said "Well ... if you put it that close to my mouth... I might as well eat it and I'll see you on the other side". Literally what I said. But of course I didn't, and she started laughing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think she understood that I understood.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I didn't eat it. I'm still here. But that, that's to say that, it is one of those instances with the capacity to be observant, right? Could save your life. And. I think if there's [00:29:00] one message I would like to give people that may eventually watch this, is that right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Be observant be present in the moment and be aware of what's happening because, it may, it might save your life. And I'm saying that from experience, unfortunately.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So that's the common language observation, right? Basically I think that in most, not always, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess if they cannot do it that way, they will do it in some other way. But they could use translations, ai, whatever, right? But it works better if the three individuals, the target and the two agents working together as a couple all speak the same language and are all from the same place.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'Cause of the cultural factors in that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, now I'm going to talk about another topic, which is common bugs Okay. And common bugs, there's three categories. There are bugs that they plant in your car. There are bugs that they plant in your home or office , and they're bugs that they plant on people either on you, on your romantic interest or your kids.[00:30:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm going to talk specifically about one of them, which is the bugs they plant on your romantic interest because, we're in that topic. In terms of bugs they plant on your romantic interest. I've seen diversity of them. Okay? And when I say these things I never talk about this because I know that for a regular person that is not in this world, meaning this intelligence gathering world, what I say, if I say these things, they are going to think I'm crazy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I'm sure that an FBI agent hears this and they will be like, yeah, I know what you're talking about, right? We use this or, we've seen this, or we've captured people using this. So I'm going to say because this is targeted to that audience. The beginning it was the watches, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The, and the iPhones. Those were the mechanisms. But when I start, when I became aware, I stopped wearing the watch and I stopped using the iPhone, right? So I don't, I go out and I don't use electronics, right? And then when I did that, they adjusted their tactics, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's when I was able to see the other bugs . So [00:31:00] the other bugs , the idea is that they put the bugs on your friends or on your romantic interest, on their body. And there's different key places where they do it and talk about the ones that I saw, and maybe these were tailored to my, because I run on, or, it could be tailored to that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. There might be other places that I didn't get to see. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, right Off the bat, I'm going to say this the base of this technology is materials engineering. These people are able to put microphones in places you wouldn't imagine, right? In, in I'm going to give you some examples, but it's microelectronics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And I think the commonality is that they're powered by induction. The way it seems to work is that with their, with, so another agent, with their iPhone, they emit a signal to the bug and that signal powers the bug . Okay. And when the bug is powered, it transmits, it enters into kind of an active mode and then transmits, and then the agent gets a transmission with the iPhone.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. But while it's not [00:32:00] being induced with power in that way, the bug is still, I'm guessing that it can't retain a little bit of charge enough to power a memory, a small memory, and it records in a small buffer memory. That's why they have to be constantly passing next to the target because this thing cannot hold the data for long periods of time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Nor a lot of data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't like, and I don't know, but from what I've gathered I think this thing could probably record five minutes of conversation, right? Or something like that. And then, within five minutes they have to come and collect it because otherwise it's lost.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or the the bug gets full. I don't know if it's first-in-first-out :if a new stream of audio comes in, they all gets discarded. If it wasn't collected, that's a possibility. So they always get from the bug the latest conversation, right? Or if it's, it goes in and once after it's full, it stops recording.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the other possibility, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think they do this not for the memory limitation, but for the power limitation, right? Because these [00:33:00] things are not powered , they don't have a battery, but function with inductive power they have to limit, the processing of it. Now see, okay, so places where they usually put it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't, again, I don't know if this is tailored or not, but but I saw this, right? At one point I started doing this thing where I would tell, Penelope things like I would like whisper things on her ear, right? So thinking that, a bug couldn't pick it up if I was like whispering what I was telling her.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then what they did is that she started wearing earrings, right? And, I'm very observant, as you can see. I'm always looking, right, because of this situation. And I noticed that she started wearing earrings. And I've noticed that because, I know that she wasn't wearing earrings before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now all of a sudden, every day she was, every day I saw her, she was wearing earrings. Of course the bugs were in the earrings and so when I whispered something to her, I was whispering it to the bug , right? These earrings [00:34:00] were made of gold. Okay. I asked her about it and she said, oh no, these are old earrings that I brought from Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if that's true or not, but that's what she told me . If it's true, it could be important because if it's really true that the earrings came from Venezuela , that would put a timeline to the operation. That's why I'm mentioning that. I saw that pattern not only with friends but also with romantic interests, that started wearing, earrings and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's another piece of gold that is interesting. It's a bracelet that I gifted my former partner when Marcelo was born. It's a Cartier. bracelet That I bought in River Oaks, in the Cartier store at River Oaks. And it, for my means, it was an expensive bracelet . And I gave it to her to mark the occasion.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because, we're not married and all I wanted to do something nice and I engraved the bracelet with, a small inscription. And this bracelet is interesting because it has a mechanism, it cannot be taken out [00:35:00] easily. It has a screw that goes into the bracelet, made of gold as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then you have to screw it with a special tool that only my former partner has. Anyhow, after she left the house, this bracelet went missing. She doesn't know where it is. I asked her, and she told me that she has no idea what it is. It's not in the house. I don't know. It occurred to me that bracelet might had been bugged .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I couldn't bench tested, but it is possible because the way it went missing right on, on around March 28th, 2025, when Marcello was kidnapped. That's important because this is a luxury item from this Cartier store, and the only way that it could have been bugged is that if the Cartier store or the company itself were in on it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I'm mentioning that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other bugs that I've seen are embedded in fabric items, and this is amazing to see . So things like, for example like a baseball [00:36:00] cap near the threads where the ear is, they always try to position... so pieces of clothing or accesories , that go, on the head or near the face, they try to position the bugs near the ears, of course, because they want the bug to be where the ears of the listener would be so the bug can listen. So I've seen this technique in things like baseball caps, reading glasses, running visors how do you call that in English?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like those, those they're like a baseball cap, but without the top. And I have these items, right? Because and I've ran experiments with them live and offline, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like in one, one occasion, right? And I think I have a recording of this. I'm not sure. I, I was running with Penelope Suarez and after we ran she was wearing the visor and we were talking near her car, and an agent came a woman, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So an agent, another woman came right with an iPhone pointing it at Penelope Suarez . And it was funny 'cause the agent was like doing this like when you're [00:37:00] praying I, I don't know if I don't know how to call that, like you, you make like a cross.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She was doing that as she was holding the phone, walking towards us, I guess she perceived danger because, they knew that I was aware, and then she was like praying basically that nothing bad happened to her. And that was funny to me because, basically what we're seeing is a person that knows is committing a crime and instead of not committing the crime, which would be the solution to not get in trouble, she decided to commit the crime, but then pray as she was committing the crime.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, when I see this situation, I know I'm not wearing anything. I'm not carrying a phone, I'm not wearing a watch. Penelope's phone was in her car already. I asked her, I said then where is the bug ? And then I looked at her and I see that she had, she's not wearing earrings because we already had the conversation about the earrings and she stopped wearing them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But she's wearing this visor, right? This running visor. And I said, it's in the visor , right? And I took it away from her and put it inside the car because, is the car is made of metal, so whatever that [00:38:00] woman was transmitting could not get to the visor , right? Because it, it would be blocked by the metal of the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Penelope got so upset. So upset she basically threw something to the floor and started yelling. And she got upset because I stopped the transmission right by putting the visor in the car. So you know, that's an anecdotal example. And then, then we had the conversation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I said I want to keep the visor 'cause I want to examine it. And she goes no, you're not going to keep the visor. And like we had this little, it wasn't a fight, but we had this little exchange right at the end she said, yes, take the visor , right? And I took it and I had it in my evidence room.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's locked up, waiting for the FBI. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: so that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So microelectronics is the technique and powered by induction and special emphasis on materials engineering and things that have to do with fabrics, right? That's both because of the technologies to produce bugs this way, and also because of the technology to produce antennas in this way.[00:39:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now let's talk about somebody interesting. I saw this yesterday, and this is a manual observation. This doesn't come from the pipeline, but I saw it visually. So this house, okay, the address is 2 4 9 0 3 north Point Place Katy , Texas 7 7 4 9 4. Now, my, my system didn't pick this up, and I have to debug why , why?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I want to debug . Why? Because the cameras should have picked it up, but they didn't. But what I saw yesterday is that this house, and this is one of the most expensive houses in the subdivision, it's probably $3 million, right? And it's marked in the index, I think it ranks number seven or eight in the list of all the Lake Pointe Estates agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And notably the the tax records of this house were removed from the county records months ago, many months ago. And the pipeline picked this up months ago, right? That this is a ghost house, basically as many other ghost houses, we think, which is a marker of [00:40:00] importance, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: From the perspective of my system, if they're removing the county record, the tax records, it's because it's somebody important. There's no other way to put it. And also, this house falls in the zero three channel, which is a very rare channel, right? So this is somebody very important. Now that all that I knew before, what I didn't know, which I saw yesterday, is that this house has two statues of lions in the front porch.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I know, and the system, I know this programmatically because I saw in the system that lions is a superlative marker of prominence. Like cats, lions so cats are not the, but lions are like the, and there's many examples documented in, in the website, in the evidence page. Please check it out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the one of the "WOLF" establishments, not the Great Wolf Lodge, the other one the Meow Wolf in Houston is in a street with the name marker "Lyons" as well. So that gives you an idea. But anyhow, this one has two statues of [00:41:00] two lions in the front, one next to each other on each side of the main entrance of the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a marker of prominence for sure. So this person is super important. Super, super important. Maybe even more important that, that Mark Swisher. Now, that's what I wanted to mention about that. Now also on that note, there is a house on missed lake, this on this street that also falls in the zero three channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And was co clustered with that house that I talked about before. Yeah. This ... see, the number is exactly the same. 24 9 0 3. But instead of being on North Point Place is on Mist Lake Court. This one, there's a lot of data about this one. This one ranks number 10 in the list of all the Lake Pointe Estates agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that person also has a house registered to his name at 23 0 7 Hickory Chase Court, Katy seven seven [00:42:00] four fifty and his phone number is (281) 492-7379. And he's the president of something called the JDDA Foundation, Inc. In Houston, which supposedly is a tax exempt company, a nonprofit since September, 2016 with the employer identification number 81 dash 3 4 2 0 1 5 2.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the name of the agent is Ok Ju Yoo Like "O" as in Oscar, K as in kilo, a space, J as in January, U as in umbrella, a space, Y as in Yoyo, O as in Oscar, O as in Oscar. And this person apparently was born around 1954. So is something like 70, 71 years old, something like that. And the company [00:43:00] is JDDA, concession management.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. This is an important agent. I wanted to mention that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so the other thing I wanted to mention is about so I spoke in one of the videos about Villasport, right? Being a being a very important hub for this criminal network, which is here, there is a business called Union Kitchen. This one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I want to mention that my former partner, for some reason, seems drawn to this location. Like she always eat there many times, and many of her friends from the gym when they want to talk or something, they go to eat there. And it's important for many reasons, right? One, it has, it ends in zero the address.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it could be tied to financial routing. Interesting. And secondly, because it has the union name marker [00:44:00] in the name right, which also tells me that it's an important location for this network. If anybody watches this video from the FBI and you want to catch some foreign intelligence agents non-registered, go to the Union Kitchen and have a meal and bring with you your spectrometer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, let's go back to Lake Pointe Estates, yesterday, Another observation that I saw manually as, I haven't ran these through the pipeline because I was already leaving, but there is a house here. I wanna tell you exactly where it is. This house?

Reinaldo Aguiar: No, this house

Reinaldo Aguiar: 24 8 0 3 Boulder Lake Court, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. They seemed to be moving something out, Yesterday, like they were on uninstalling some equipment and moving it and outside. This was 10:15 PM right? So very late at night. Outside, participating in this evacuation protocol, there was a truck of consolidated [00:45:00] communications.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Consolidated is an important name marker that relates to union to Unity, right? Like United Healthcare, United Airlines, all those things. Consolidated communications fall in that cluster. And it's a communications network. It's a communication company like an internet provider, which we know it's an area of interest for them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And notably is the same internet provider that Phil Denning uses for his personal email, right? So I'm guessing that this company is the company that, like the top agents in this area at least use as email provider. And , this truck of consolidated communications was last night at 10:15 PM helping somebody from this house extract some equipment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Capturing it is like the reverse technique, right? Like they use the ISPs as aggregators. You could capture one of those aggregators consolidated communications and spy on all of them at the same time, right? So it's a low hanging fruit for the FBI. [00:46:00] Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Next. Okay, next I want to talk about some food items that the Venezuelan informant that works in the army that I believe is pretty high up warned me over the last six months in different. Times, like not all of these I'm going to mention are not at the same time. Like they were, like, they made different attempts like to get me to eat the microplastics or to get me to eat whatever that they wanted me to eat.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in different occasions I was warned by the informant and I did not eat them. And maybe that's why I'm alive. So I'm going to mention those items because not so much because of the items, but because of the liability to Diosdado Cabello, because this is the SEBIN, right? And and I know because the person telling me this is a Venezuelan officer in the Army.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's also the thing that, by tracking who produces these products, maybe there is a commonality. I know very little about the food industry, so I'm really not qualified to even analyze this. But I. But somebody that knows more about [00:47:00] food and food, processing probably could see commonalities, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to mention the items. So one is the snickers chocolate bars that I like, right? Those are like nuclear bombs. So one thing that potentially that, I don't know if this will be feasible, like taking samples from different stores in the Katy area to see which are contaminated with what, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Nutella, the chocolate, the spread. I was also one about that Kinder bueno. These are chocolates that have Nutella inside. Quadratini. These were, these are small cookies with chocolate that Penelope Suarez gave me, and supposedly she bought them at Ross .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And interestingly, these Quadratinis and the Kinder Buenos are both in the top shelf at this Iranian market that we were talking about at the beginning. They have them like right at the entrance I don't know, maybe it's a coincidence, right? But maybe not. The Quadrattinis, I [00:48:00] haven't seen that anywhere, but in that store.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And according to Penelope, Suarez at Ross, but I've never seen them at Ross . Cornflakes, the cereal, even the generic brands and the Kroger brands and the, the Kroger generic brands of cornflakes and the H-E-B ones. I was warned specifically not to eat any of that. And I have samples of all these stored frozen, right waiting for the FBI to check them out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Coffee stevia, colored cereals, specifically the fruit loops. Harina P.A.N.. This is a specific type of flour that we like ,venezuelans . The Diablitos spread, and Coca-Cola and Pepsi. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, Coca-Cola, I was addicted to that thing, right? I would drink a lot of that and I was so addicted, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That when I was warned, because I used to buy the two liters plastic bottle, right? But when I was warned, then I was so addicted to it that what I did was okay, I'm going to buy cans thinking, my thinking was that the cans, I thought they were tampering with the [00:49:00] drinks at the store, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I thought I wanna buy a can. Because a can is harder to tamper with. If you, once you open it, you cannot put it back, right? You cannot close it. So I started buying cans, but then the informant warned me that the cans were contaminated. And this is important because this, if, I don't know, right? I don't have, a way to test the cans.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if this is true. It has to be done at the factory, 

Reinaldo Aguiar: right? 

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the only way, like how do you tamper with a canned beverage that it's sealed in a can without, making obvious that the can has been tampered with. It has to be done at the factory, I think. So maybe something interesting for law enforcement.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with that, I'm going to, I'm going to end this video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, thank you so much my friends, and see you in the next one. Bye.

20250626: Shadow Satellites: Unveiling Covert Global Networks
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Welcome, curious minds. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar, and this is another episode of "Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips", and part of this campaign that I'm advancing "bring Diosdado to Justice bring DIOSDADO to the US".

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to, I'm going to make this segment one of those "Guess Who?" episodes that I sometimes do but also I'm going to do that and I'm going to also after that I'm going to I want to comment on something that I observed yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it could, I think it could be important. I have I have the feeling that I'm onto something here. And I wish I was better prepared, like I had visuals or things that I could or a script like I I'm, this is not a scripted or prepared at all. So it's going to be a bit bumpy, but bear with me for a second because maybe it's something .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in terms of the guess who segment [00:01:00] for today we are going to meet one of the most prominent agents of the PayPal Mafia in New York State. And that is Mayor Eric Adams. Very prominent super flagged in Elon Musk's Geo Index in the pipeline. He SATURATES all the all the models from public records and public data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And besides that, I have some models that process data that it's related to me. For example, emails that I've received, or meetings in which I've participated, or demos that I've given. When I was trying to market the technology to market the technology for Key Opinion Leaders and there's a lot of nodes , a lot of entities that are connected to me directly during the last three, four years because they requested demos or, they had meetings with me or they sent me an email or they looked at me at my LinkedIn profile.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Things like that. [00:02:00] And a lot of those nodes, there's a lot of nodes that meet that criteria that are directly connected to Mayor Adams so this is of course a bit concerning, because a figure with, such political power. In one of the, largest cities in the US where, maybe not coincidentially were Travis Kalanick and, and those people operate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a bit concerning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow the people that, for example, there's a lady called Denise I think it's Denise Felipe Adams, I think. let me see let me find her real quick.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Denise Felipe Adams. And she has a family relationship. I think she's the sister-in-law of the Mayor of Mayor Adams. There was also a meeting in which there was a former high ranking police officer that was a police officer since the times that Mayor Adams was a [00:03:00] police official, or had, strong ties to the police force in New York.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't follow the story much.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow there was this ex police officer from New York that also participated in one of these ruses of Nelson Lara. And I think the pipeline believes that he has a loose family connection to Mayor Adams as well. And those were the ruses in which you know, that was around the time when Nelson Lara set up the meeting with the former First Lady of Panama, Vivian Fernandez Torrijos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it was around the same, like in, in that space of two, three weeks. Or like maybe a month. He did all those things. Like he set up the meeting with with the people from the, and it was an official meeting, like this meeting with the people close to the mayor, the context of the meeting was that these people supposedly wanted to look at the technology to see if they could use it for law enforcement and for terrorist threat detection in New York [00:04:00] City.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So of course for me that was super interesting. So that's how they framed it. And like in the meeting, they joined the meeting, they were invited via their official, New York City Hall email addresses. It wasn't like a personal meeting. It was an official meeting with officials from the from City Hall, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In that capacity was the meeting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The mayor wasn't there. Initially Nelson Lara told me that he would be there, but then there was a change of plans and apparently he delegated that onto Denise Felipe Adams and this other official and that's, that, that's how it went.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, around the same time was when Nelson Lara set up the meeting with with the former First Lady of Panama.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And like people could ask, why was he doing that? I think they had different goals when they set that up, all that one of them was to give me the impression that Nelson, Lara was really connected. And he's really connected.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to give me the impression that Nelson Lara [00:05:00] was first , very connected, and secondly that he was genuinely trying to help me market the product.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I would be more open, with him and tell him my plans and, give him access to, an email address of the company, access to the platform, to the, to the Google domain basically of the company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then it was more open. And more, the more open, the more vulnerable. I think that's one of the angles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think the other angle, the ulterior angle, it was to give me the impression that I had a shot at marketing the technology. Because as long as I had that impression, that illusion, it was an illusion, with this level of harassment and malice, it was impossible that I could sell a dollar worth of product.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But by giving me the illusion that I could, it was a way of keeping me on the hook, working on the technology, which is what they wanted. They wanted me to work on the technology so I could develop it to a point where it was mature and they could steal it without them having to do any work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they don't know how to do it. So that's what they do. Like they, they surround the target and they [00:06:00] create situations in which the target believes has a shot at making this happen. And then they steal it when it's done when it's complete or close to complete.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they steal it too early, they steal it all the time, like they don't, they don't declare success until they can just take the technology in a point that they can use it themselves.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it that's basically the technology that they have. Like how to steal technology from other people at the point of maturity of the technology that they're stealing. So that's so that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's, Mayor Adams , super flagged. And I really invite authorities to to check out the index and to use  spyhell.org , the search engine that I built, because they probably have more data than me . About properties that he may have or I don't know, companies that are obscurely owned by him or controlled by him, and I don't have access to that, so more visibility, more data, better results. So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So [00:07:00] now I'm going to switch topics and I wanna talk about what I observed yesterday. I'm going to start by that and because , it's a pretty interesting thing. It unraveled into a lot of insights. I discovered so many things last night that I'm very excited. It was a very productive night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so what happened yesterday? It was this, the pipeline... so I, I did a small mini project like two months ago, which was, I created a data set, a small data set that contained the locations from my phone and from my devices. I gathered all the locations from my phone, my devices, like all I could for the last 10 years, and I concentrated. On locations that I used to visit before , but I have not visited in a long time. Places that I would go to say 2016, 2017, and then I didn't go anywhere any, anymore to those places after that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I took that subset of places and [00:08:00] through that analysis using automated means, I joined it with the rank data that from the, from Elon Musk's database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I computed the overlap.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically I was looking for the joint for which places I had visited before in the past, long time ago. And I haven't gone to those places and are also marked with super high paramilitary scores. The reasoning of the thinking was that in some of the automated systems that I have, I've noticed that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There seem to be like a subtle pattern that they seem to be parking the cars to hide them in places that I rarely visit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they know that I have the cameras on the car and I have the technology. And then if they, if they go and park , say, 200 cars in a place that I'm likely to go, they're going to have to decommission those 200 cars.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The idea was, the thinking that I had was that maybe they were optimizing for that. So they were picking the hiding places for the cars based on what they perceive as [00:09:00] places that would be unlikely for me to visit. That was basically my thinking. So I did their the opposite. I started looking for places with high paramilitary score , because I know they're not going to park the cars in a place that is not protected, that they don't have under full control.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it has to be a place with a high paramilitary score an area with a high paramilitary score. I did this small mini project and a candidate came up. It was the apartment complex Advenir , around 2016 , around that time, I went there a few times.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And , then I stopped going to that place. I never visited that apartment complex again. I, in fact I think I had dinner with my sister in the restaurant that is in the corner of the apartment complex years ago. But I didn't go any anymore.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow this place came up in this experiment that I was that I designed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went yesterday to record all the vehicles, suspecting that, they probably have a lot of vehicles or important agents stashed in that complex. Or, hiding in that complex in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thinking that I'm never going [00:10:00] to go there. So I went and I recorded all the cars. I haven't ran the footage through the pipeline yet, so I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't have any data to give, whether, it found important agents or not. When I run it I will know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That said, the important observation was that when I was, and when I went to that com, to that complex, and this is recorded in the videos that are already, I posted all the videos from yesterday, this was yesterday afternoon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I posted all the videos already on YouTube, and they're available and publicly viewable. So it is possible to see in one of those videos that, in that complex there was an antenna installed on the ground floor, one of these paramilitary antennas that they have for the mesh network. That they camouflage with a DirecTV logo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they think people are stupid or something. I don't know. They're obviously not DirecTV antennas. And I say that because of the size, the number of feed-horns the size of the feed-horn devices , the obvious power of those antennas, the weight, the size. It's just too [00:11:00] obvious.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I went there, I looked at antenna and I realized that I had seen so back in the days when I went to that complex, I remember seeing an antenna in a different part of the complex, but pointing to a different direction than this antenna was pointing yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the azimuth orientation of the antenna was different, was pointing to the opposite side of the complex. This is what trigger the thought. I thought and I'm, I'm going to, I maybe may look like I'm rambling, but I'm going to try to reproduce a train of thought.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Viewers can maybe see how this evolved and maybe you have other ideas. I have to say, before I say any of this, I'm not an expert in this field. In fact, I don't know anything about this field. I had to start yesterday researching using, chat GPT or I can't recall one of those AI tools.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I started like asking very basic questions about this topic because, this is not my area of expertise , I, I write software. I, I know just the basics [00:12:00] about satellite communication. So I had to, instruct myself using AI to be able to like, develop this train of thought last night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, with that said, I'm going to walk you through what I thought the way I thought about this problem. May maybe, if somebody knows about this topic, they will say no, this is wrong. Or maybe you have another idea and you can build on what I already thought. Anyhow. So the thought was that I remember seeing the similar antenna very, exactly the same, but pointing on the other to the other side of the compound.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that got me thinking about this mesh network that they have. That it's basically mapped on the geo index that I captured. And, I know that they they route messages and communications from these properties and these properties are nodes, and I know that the vehicles are nodes and I know that the iPhones are nodes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Speaking of which for my segment, sorry for interrupting this, but for my segment of, guess who for today, I also had a slotted [00:13:00] Tim Cook , the CO of apple. I mentioned this in the website. To death he is super flagged . And the iPhones are a fundamental piece, fundamental technology piece of this network to function because all these agents intercept, and extract data from the bugs , inter radiofrequency and extract data from the bugs using the iPhones.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I believe that there's a deep integration hardware, a hardware integration in the iPhone that makes this possible. Of course, law enforcement should, review this, but and I'm not by any means an authority in hardware either, but the scale at what, at which they're doing it, and, the range, the wide range of bugs that they're able to interrogate with those iPhones tells me that their iPhones have to be highly customizable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To be able to adapt to that wide range of situations that they seem to use them for. And that kind of adaptability can only mean: deep integration.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If something is not deeply integrated, it cannot be that customizable. It's just a basic logic [00:14:00] principle. But anyhow, Tim Cook Super flagged , also reported to the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So the train of thought was, but that I know that they have this mesh network and that they transmit across these nodes. But, and I, long time ago, I was and this is documented as well on the website I was doing this I wrote a program to try to find which satellite they were talking to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause I see all these antennas. Pointing to different, in different directions. Not many different directions, just a few, different directions. And I, at some point naively, I was trying to to find, which is the satellite that they control, I thought they must have a satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't know that this was state sponsored back then or any of those things. I thought it was a company that had one satellite. That was my hypothesis. So I started looking for this satellite, and of course, my program could never find a satellite that could meet all these conditions of orientations, of all these antennas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it always puzzled me how the thing works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, at some point I noticed the [00:15:00] existence of the trampoline antennas that they put on the ground to do multi hop Tropospheric scatter and to, catch the signals coming down. But there's a, there was always a question that I could not answer, and I think I found the answer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why I'm so excited. But the question I could not answer, I'm going to tell you the question. The question is if they have all these antennas in all these different geographical points, assume for a second that it's true. They're communicating with each other how... so say that you want send a message from a point A to a point B.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you're going to use Tropospheric scatter , you need, that angle to be very precise. Tropospheric scatter Basically what it does is that it sends the signal, shoots the signal up to the Troposphere that, that, that thin layer, that it's a border in the atmosphere. And because of the physical properties of the signal and the atmosphere at that altitude, the signal cannot escape the atmosphere, but it bounces back to earth and it bounces with an angle that it's guessable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mathematically, one could guess what the angle is going to be. So because of those [00:16:00] properties, what, and this is used in military theaters by the way, like this Tropospheric scatter technology. It's an old-school method of communication, but it's usually used in military theaters because of its properties.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you can transmit over long distances. It's point to point from one antenna to the other. It doesn't require a distributed network, which could be prone to interception and man in the middle attacks . So this thing is very secure and you can go across, 300 kilometers, 400 kilometers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All, it all depends on the angle. If you point it, if the angle is very high, then the distance is going to be, 'cause it's going to bounce almost perpendicularly , really. So the distance is going to be short, but if the angle is small , then the distance is going to be long. And it has other interesting properties .

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can use this to bounce to bounce signals over tall obstacles. Because in, in regular point-to-point communications you have to have a straight line of sight. But here you could, bounce the signal on top of a mountain, for example, or on top of a volcano, [00:17:00] like things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you could avoid important obstacles using this technique. So that's why it's used in military and rescue operations mostly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And by the way, this is what, back on , I don't know, a year and a half ago led me to the conclusion... again, this is documentary in the website with date. When I arrived to this conclusion that I suspected, this is what led me to suspect that there were military personnel involved in this operation of them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how I discovered that Robert Gates had been a Secretary of Defense, and also had been director of the CIA and was an employee of Travis Kalanick. I didn't have any, I didn't know who Robert Gate was. I don't follow politics or, I'm with all these people, on my back all the time, I I hardly read the news.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow going back to Tropospheric scatter . The angle is critical, and it's with the angle and the azimuth that you can point to where you want to communicate to. What is your end goal? What is [00:18:00] your end point. What are you aiming to hit?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the puzzling aspect that I could never understand until last night was that I've never seen any of these antennas move. First of all, like they're static. Like the Salt typhoon agents on the house di diagonal to me 2 6 7 0 7 Valleyside drive the antenna when it was there. I haven't checked with the drone if it's still there, but you know when it, I don't know if they put it back, but when they had it last year, it was always pointing in the same direction basically towards the south.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The true south.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the question was, and I've never seen any of these antennas have any motorized mechanisms . I've inspected a lot of them, I have pictures, serial numbers through this process I've really gone, to the detail to get physically very close to the antennas to document them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I've never seen one with a motor on it, like with a motorized mechanism that would allow it to move [00:19:00] with remotely or by automated means with precision enough to point to a target.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that was puzzling to me how they do it. Like how do they control to which house these antenna is going to send the data, or to which, which property or to which boat or to which car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was puzzling to me, and I think I found the answer, I'm, I am 95% sure that this is how they do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, take it with skepticism because I'm not trained in this area. I've never received any training of any kind formal or any kind in this. So I might be wrong, but this is what occurred to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you want to change the angle right in this Tropospheric scatter technique, there's two ways to do it. One, you can move the antenna. You can move the angle of the antenna or put the antenna further away, or move it, in any of the axis is that you could move it and that would effectively affect the [00:20:00] angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other way that you can move it. Is moving the target. The same principle. You can move the target that will move the angle, but the target is fixed most of the times. If it's a house, unless it's a boat. But for the sake of the argument, let's assume we're talking about two fixed points, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you cannot move the antenna.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The only other way you could move the angle would be by moving the reflection point in the atmosphere. And that's, that, that's when I said I mean it sounds like impossible. How can you move the reflection point in the atmosphere?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I remembered that I picked up using technology means last year, I think it was last year, yeah, last year late last year, that many of the solar panels that these houses in the mini compounds, by the way I believe these Chinese people in front of me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it's really a mini compound. It seems like it at this point, I think the two houses are really the same compound. The same thing. Like it's not really two families. I think it's a mini compound. And that's why they have that secret [00:21:00] gate in between the two properties the same thing that we saw at Lake Pointe Estates with Eckhart and Mueller who is another former CIA director. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they have a gate that allows a person to pass from one house to the other on the backyard of the houses without being seen outside of the house. And it's because of that, because all this, those houses are in reality, a single unit. So anyhow, where was I? Yeah I'm moving the reflection point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it occurred to me, I remembered ... this was a train of thought and I'm sorry that, I'm trying to remember what I thought. It's just that I want to walk you through how I arrived to this conclusion because it might help.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I remembered that the house in front of me, which is 2 6 7 1 1 Valleyside Drive, and I believe it's part of this mini compound with the other salt typhoon House has a series of solar panels in the roof.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And these solar panels are to power the antenna that the other house had tucked behind the fence. But I [00:22:00] programmatically picked up last year that those solar panels are aligned exactly. Precisely with the optimal orientation of Starlink and of the start link. So at some point I was using a start link when I didn't know that it was really a Chinese company using Elon Musk as a front man.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But before I knew that I started using a Starlink and I thought I could avoid them intercepting the traffic. So I was moving that antenna all the time and trying to make it hard for them to, to eavesdrop on the downlink. So in that process, I became very familiar with what is the optimal orientation of the Starlink antennas here in Katy, Texas, because this, of course, varies by the exact location where you are, right in different locations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The orientation, the relative orientation that would be optimal for starlink will vary. But here. While I was here, I, I know what the orientation is and I know that their house has the solar panels aligned exactly, but with a tremendous precision with [00:23:00] the exact orientation that would be optimal for starlink.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And based on that, I created a system, a small pipeline that basically looks for that for the orientation of the solar panels in house marked with high paramilitary score in the index and that typically end in zero seven, like the house in front of me because that's the engineering channel Salt typhoon engineering.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then compare that with the orientation detected in satelital imagery of those solar panels of that candidate house with what would be the optimal orientation for a Starlink connection . In that specific location. And then if, and then group together, the houses that match that criteria very closely.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Surprise, surprise. It seems to be a thing. Many of these houses across the country in different cities, states have these properties, all of them: are marked in the index with high paramilitary score or crypto payments. The street addresses end in zero seven and have solar [00:24:00] panels on the roof, installed on the roof that align exactly with the optimal orientation of for starlink in that location.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So based on that, last year, I hypothesized that maybe some of those solar panels are really antennas, they starlink antennas that are covert . So it is not obvious that it's an antenna and they probably do that, so there's no temptation on, law enforcement and such to try to eavesdrop on them because they would think they're just regular solar panels.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they're being investigated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So those are probably solar panels acting as antennas is what I'm saying. And are probably used to transmit information that could be sensitive. That's why they have to make them look like solar panels.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So I remembered that. Okay. And that thought of the orientation of the solar panels made me think about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What if, and this is the crazy idea, and I'm careful when I use the word crazy because, like Morgan Hybner and and DIOSDADO CABELLO on a campaign to [00:25:00] say in court that I am crazy and that I need to take medication. So I try not to use the word crazy, but it is a crazy idea. Okay? It, it is a radical idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What if?, this is the idea: what if what they're doing is, instead of moving the antennas are always fixed pointing towards one of these four cardinal positions north, south west , east . And what they're doing is bouncing the signal, so shooting the signal at the exact moment when an where, such that when a Starlink satellite passes and at the exact point such that the signal hits the body of the satellite and produces the angle that they need to hit the target that they want.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that you have the antenna fixed. And you have a constellation. I'm going to talk, and again, I didn't know any of this about I knew some of it, but not the detail that I know now because I have to investigate this last night. So I'm going to tell you what I've learned [00:26:00] in case it's wrong. I don't, mislead you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I give you the opportunity to correct information. So imagine that. So the way these Starlink satellites, from what I understand work is really a swarm of satellites. It's a constellation, they call it. And it's reality is not a constellation, it's a constellation of constellations. So there small groups or clusters of satellites when the earth, and this is why I say that I don't have the visuals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: imagine that you have the earth, okay? Rotating. It's a globe and it's rotating. So these satellites, from what I understand, are traveling in two directions, from south to north at an angle tilted between 53 and 85 degrees of inclination.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're not traveling from south to north, like true south to true north, but they're traveling inclined relative to the earth. And there are other groups of satellites, Starlink as well, that are traveling using the same pattern but on opposite direction north to south with a similar inclination relative to the [00:27:00] globe .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically you have these clusters and there on each direction there are many constellations. So you have these mini clusters of several satellites traveling with certain inclination around the earth like that, and on the other direction, okay? And these satellites also are traveling at different altitudes, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And with different speeds.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's a very complex mathematical problem. It has to, it touches on things like physics, kinetics , geometry. It's a very complex problem. It's not easy. The mathematics of this are not easy, okay? But it is possible to pick the right satellites imagine, you have the antenna pointing at a fixed angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you have these constellations of satellites circling in this way, it is possible to pick the right satellite, basically picking two, of the ... so these are three coordinates sytem , okay? Imagine X, Y, Z. So you [00:28:00] basically can pick a satellite with those three coordinates, such that given that you have the other two points in this triangle fixed by moving the point that is variable, which would be a satellite that you don't know yet which one it is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But a satellite could meet this criteria that passes at that point, at the specific, exact time where you're going to shoot this radio frequency directional signal up. So the signal bounces off the satellite because the satellite is made of metal. Or some reflective material, reflective to radio frequency.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the signal is going to come down with the right angle and it's going to hit the target. So that's the radical idea. Now and I get I get excited just to think about this possibility is, first of all, it is super ingenious if this is what they're doing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then you know I couldn't resist digging into this and learned a little bit about the different things. And, like I'm going to try, I tried to export the chat with the AI conversational thing to, to kinda, I don't know, I think [00:29:00] to review it later and I if, but it doesn't export, like it's too large and then it crashes the browser, but.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I manage to export it, I will put it on the notes because I think it could be useful. Like people to review these concepts. Of course, the fastest path is to find someone who's an expert on this. And consult with them. But I don't know, it, it seemed to me like a super fascinating field.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow...

Reinaldo Aguiar: There are also other types of satellites. So a Starlink are what they call low orbit satellites. So that means that they, they fly above sea level at around 550 kilometers. It's relatively low, and this has a lot of desirable properties . They're cheaper to launch. That's why they can launch, thousands.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's, in these constellations that I was describing, starlink alone has today, I think 7,500 satellites. So there are a lot of them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the question, the mathematical problem is, what you need to do the what it comes down to: You need to compute or [00:30:00] calculate, which could be a viable satellite in the future, say five seconds from now because you haven't sent you, you need to calculate, which is going to be the satellite first.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You need to calculate what could be a viable point. Okay? A point that would meet this geometry that you need to hit that target. Then, knowing the point you need and knowing the positions of the satellites right now, and some of their physical properties like velocity, coefficients of travel, angles, like there's a lot of things, and this is public data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So knowing those two things, the point that it's a viable point and there might be multiple viable points. To hit this target varying the altitude and the other two coordinates, but knowing the candidate points or a set of candidate points, the question is, which are the satellites given the data that the snapshot that you have about the satellites right now, of now, that in, say, five minutes could pass or will [00:31:00] pass on those specific points, candidate points that you computed. That's that. It's, and it's a very interesting point because it's not only about a space collision, but also about time collision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause then you have to fire the signal at the exact time to hit the satellite at that point when it passes exactly that point. And remember, mind, the mass here is complicated because, the time that it takes for the signal to travel from the antenna from earth to that specific point varies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it is not an instantaneous transmission. It could be 3 milliseconds, I don't know, 2 milliseconds . I don't know how many milliseconds. I know when I ping something on my computer, on a Starlink , sometimes it comes back around that 80 milliseconds or a hundred milliseconds, but of course that is a multi hop thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's probably less than that. It's probably 5 milliseconds , three ... it must be in that order, I believe. But I will look it up. And you have to factor this in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm saying is that you have [00:32:00] to you have to also factor, I'm sorry, I'm going to give a spoilers alert. The reason why I know about the intricacies of this problem is 'cause I solved it last night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I worked on this last night and I have a prototype that does this and I'm going to show you how it works and I'm going to open source it so anybody can look at it. And my reasoning for doing that was well. To understand. This lets me, and this is why I'm so excited: this allowed me to understand how does their network work , because now I can see the technical limitations of their network and the things that they have to do to operate the network .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is what I've done all these years to counter their attacks. But this one was super interesting because it was one of those that I was never able to crack in years. So anyhow so that's the mathematical and physics and kinetics problems. That are combined into this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that is basically a technique, I believe. It's A theory to be proven by authorities. I think the only people that can really say yes or no are authorities or, I [00:33:00] wouldn't say even industry experts because, they control many industries. They can get an industry expert to say anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the only people that we could trust could be telling the truth, it would be federal authorities. And it's an interesting thing and I think this is I'm not even qualified to even think about these things. Much less to talk about them. But it makes me wonder.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine for a second that this is the case. That they're using, the Starlink satellites as bounce points to colonize other countries. Because that's what they're doing. Committing crimes and colonizing countries. What are the legal implications for that in terms of, so I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Crazy question. Can the US... say that this is true and it's proven and they determine that yes, they're doing this right with these satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Can the US shoot down all the starlink satellites? Legally speaking. I don't know if there is a legal framework in the world that [00:34:00] regulates these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine so. Because otherwise, countries like Iran and China would start flying military satellites on top of the US right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or when they sent the, when the Chinese sent the spy balloons that were controlled with this network I can tell you that, they were shot down . So I imagine but I don't know, like the, I guess the question is the altitude.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If at that altitude, legally speaking, if the US government has powers, jurisdiction to shoot them down. And if that's the case. What would that mean for global communications if all these satellites come down one day? I don't know. It's a chilling question really. It's chilling. Really. Okay. So that's the thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I understood a lot of other things. Like for example, I can tell you I understood that because of this angle in [00:35:00] which the satellites are moving. It's easier... first of all, and these are low orbit satellites, the Starlink satellites. I understood one thing to give an idea, that 

Reinaldo Aguiar: if you want to send a transmission in this way over a long, distance, 5,000 kilometers says that you want to send, I was trying with my prototype to send a message from Bogota to New York, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I could never find one Starlink satellite that would meet the geometrical and kinetic conditions at the same time. And I was puzzled by this. But then I understood: it is because the satellite are flying so low, at only 550 kilometers, and that distance at the base of that triangle is so large, 4,000, 5,000 kilometers, that it's just impossible to meet those conditions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or think about it this way, the horizon at the equator -because the earth is inflated in this direction, so imagine that you position a triangle in [00:36:00] that way between New York and Bogota. With the dimensions that I'm more or less describing, you can see that the base of the triangle would be, have to be underground or under the sea. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the only way it would have to traverse the earth. So it's impossible. It doesn't work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The only solution to that problem is to use a satellite with a higher altitude. It's the only solution. So the geometry can be met. And this was a revelation for me because this means that they're not only using Starlink , they're using other satellites as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And by the way, when I say this, bouncing the signal. What I mean really to be perfectly clear, is bouncing the signal off the body of the satellite, of the object, without active collaboration from the satellite. Meaning... it's not like the satellite is listening and then retransmitting. No, that's not what I meant.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The satellite is just passing, minding its own business and doing what it's supposed to do, whatever purpose it had, and they send the signal and shoot the signal in a way that [00:37:00] hits the satellite and bounces, back to earth to a point where they want without the satellite maybe even knowing that this happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And here I injected a word specifically, and I thought about this before giving this demo, I injected the word ACTIVELY. I said, without the satellite, actively collaborating with them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this was on purpose that I said this. And this is something that I thought that is also chilling.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a chilling thought. And bear with me for a second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that you are the Chinese, and you come up with this technique that you're going to bounce signals off the satellite and, you start building this SpaceX company in the US fronted by Elon Musk, like as Elon Musk is a visionary building this thing, but it's really you, the Chinese doing this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you have this plan in mind. That you want to deploy these thousands of satellites so you can basically have this global network running all the time working without nobody knowing that it's happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I [00:38:00] was Xi Jinping, I'm not Xi Jinping and I would never do the things that he does, but if I was Xi Jinping, I would polish those satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would make sure they're shiny, that the body of the satellite is a perfect reflective structure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because this is another thing in the math that I'm going to show you the math and I'm going to show you the code. There are Certain assumptions. The assumptions for one assumption is that the reflection is perfect.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That the satellite in my math right, that the satellite is a mirror. Okay. Not perfect, optimal, let's put it that way. Because yeah, perfection in these scenarios. Something that is very hard to chase, almost impossible to achieve , but imagine that it's optimal, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I was Xi Jinping, I would make sure that all my Starlink satellites would be polished in a way that maximizes the chances of success of this technique.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And THIS, on itself. If those satellites, if somebody has access to those satellites and to the exterior and the design and the CAD designs, et cetera, [00:39:00] and the materials . This could be evidence. That there was, they were deliberately made for this purpose. And here's another chilling thought.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Remember when we talked about the collusion in the market between, allegedly, between Amazon taking the head queries of shopping and eBay, taking the tail queries of shopping this measurement that I took two years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Bezos, from Amazon, also has another competing company, sending, launching satellites into low orbit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if the two companies are producing these satellites with these Polished exteriors designed basically to make this possible, it also shows collaboration in that sense. Between these two seemingly disparate actors. I'm talking about starlink, SpaceX, and Jeff Bezos, space Company. So it could be something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it would require inspecting those satellites to see if the exterior of the satellites were [00:40:00] optimized for this. So it is an interesting, it's an interesting question. Investi from a purely investigative angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if I can bring it back to the whole conversation about where we are right now, this is exactly the flaw in everything that they do, that they standardize things so much because they are thinking at planet scale, 'cause, planet domination, they standardize them so much that it's easy to see that there's coordination.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like with the head queries and the tail queries. The problem they were solving with that, the reason why they did that is split in case it is not obvious is because, they couldn't, first of all, it's billion of queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then they would have this problem, oh, you're taking my query. Give me back the query. Like, they can't be on that back and forth because it would make the market collusion obvious.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, they can't be recording on a database who owns which query. So what they did was we're going to split the distribution at the, I don't know, seventh percentile.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They picked a number and they probably negotiated [00:41:00] even what that percentile would be, because, and this is something I didn't mention yesterday when I said that, or the other day, I talked about the area under the curve. I said, that's what matters, really, it's not, the frequency is not the number of queries, it's the area under the curve that is actually not really accurate .

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you wanna know what really matters, the formula of what matters here for that split ...because if the, if you know the formula and you can see that they split it equally or almost equally, I think that's another data point for collusion. So what really matters is: I'm going to describe how you can calculate that, that number, what you have to do is convert each query in the distribution to the NAVBOOST, canonical query, okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then get from Google Ads, the average cost per click of that canonical NAVBOOST query for all the queries in this distribution. Even the tail queries. 'cause if the query is, [00:42:00] I don't know " toy Robot 1975 part" the Canonical Query for that is probably " Star Wars robot".

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that query, matches to a head query. So it's a way for you to normalize the distribution on the query dimension , right to normalize everything to head queries. And then you multiply the frequency of the non normalized query by the CPC, the cost per click value of the normalized NAVBOOST query. And in that way, you can compare apples to apples.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can see what is the monetary value of the tail that eBay is taking, and the monetary value of the head that Amazon is taking.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, it's mind blowing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, but back to the problem of antennas. What I was saying is that there's the low orbit satellites and there's also other types of satellites. They're geostationary, I'm sorry, my [00:43:00] pronunciation. These words. I don't, English is not my first language and I have a working, as you can see working working use of the language.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's certain words that I don't know exactly how to pronounce them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's satellites that are geo stationary. There are satellites that are, low orbit and they're all, there are different kinds. And they're ones that are, that fly very high above the earth. And of course, there's also the question of cost. The higher you deploy the satellite, it's more expensive 'cause you need more fuel. A bigger rocket, the satellite is heavier 'cause it has to resist, greater challenges, let's put it that way. And all in all it makes the thing, exponentially more expensive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I discovered one of the things that I discovered is that for long distances, there's no way to do it unless you use the higher orbit satellites, the ones that are, that fly above the earth at a greater altitude.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But so this is the, I know, an amazing an amazing discovery yesterday because then I was basically able to codify this thing. And [00:44:00] I have a system, and I'm going to show it to you. I'm going to give a quick demo that you can basically simulate this situation that I'm describing and it will find for you, which is the satellite that will pass at this particular point in five seconds from now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if you fired your signal exactly at that moment, you would hit the target. Like I, it does the calculation for you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I also understood multiple things about how their network operates in this level, at the transport level, the physical layer. For example, I can tell you 'cause I know that antennas are not moving.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I, I understood that the mechanism, like the computation that you do if the antenna is fixed versus if you can move the antenna is very different and has different constraints in terms of what is the probability that you can find a satellite that will meet this criteria. It's very different. It's a very different computation in many aspects.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The [00:45:00] kinetics are different. The number of candidates, the way that you could eliminate the candidates to make the computation faster, it's a, it's an, it's a fascinating problem. But it also tells me, it also allowed me to see why is that they need the boats. That's why they need the boats, those boats that they have at Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the question I asked three days ago, why they had those points in the lake, in this small artificial lake, in spring Lakes, Katy, Texas, is because of the that , because these points, if you have a mobile antenna, like mounted on a, on a boat or... and you can move it you can move it by just moving the boat.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you move the boat, the antenna, the antenna rotates with the boat. If antenna is fixed to the boat, you move the boat and antenna moves as well. And you can also move the inclination easily . Because you're on a vessel in this case. And the other fascinating thought was planes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: How planes, you could use the [00:46:00] same technique with planes. Instead of hitting satellites, you can hit planes. Imagine what they can do with that. So they could use the commercial routes of planes, which are known and predictable . This, it's better than satellites because satellites have a problem. The kinetics are... , and I didn't know this, I learned this last night.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The kinetics involved because the orbit of the earth is imperfect. It tilts all the time, and the rotation is imperfect. All these things, like the duration of the day is imperfect in reality. So all these things factor in to that it's a very hard computational problem, and you have to compute all the possible positions in the future, given as an input, only the snapshot right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you cannot predict the position of a satellite five days from now. It is just, you can't, you have to have a closer snapshot so you can do the computation over a period over the next hour or so. That [00:47:00] complicated is the math. But with a plane it's first, it's predictable, it's known. The trajectory is known, it's predictable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also they can control it because they can control the pilot. Or they can control the traffic controller. And it's, it's an object. A huge object made of metal. Flying above, interesting places . It's, it is just too, it's just too easy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you're doing all this with these antennas with satellites , which is a way more complex and difficult problem. With less... Probability of success and capacity of bandwidth. Because this satellite will be in that position for a very short period of time. And this brings me to another interesting property I understood, their network, the one that they use with the satellites, by hitting them. It's an asynchronous system, really, because say that I'm a spy. Okay? Imagine that I'm a spy and I'm a spying on the people next to me, [00:48:00] and I want to transmit something I stole: information I stole, or audio that I recovered from them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know right now, the agent will never know, but the system doesn't know when will a viable satellite pass at the exact point to be able to hit it, to send the data to where it needs to be sent. So it's a problem that it's open-ended. That satellite could be an hour from now, could be two hours from now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it is possible... if they have to send the data to that specific, there's two ways to do it. One is you wait, so you wait for the right moment, okay? But this could mean that you will have to be holding that data for an hour or two hours. Until the right satellite passes and you can really ship it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other way is: this is probably how they do it because they have so many houses. I guess the answer depends on how many houses you have. If you're in Katy where they have about [00:49:00] 90% of the houses they can just send it with, one of these spy cars that take data from one house to the other.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the function of the cars, one of the functions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The agent comes with a device, with an iPhone, takes the data, drives to another house, and then the iPhone sends the data to that house. So if, if this location would take an hour to transmit this data in Katy, at least because they have so many properties, they could just ship the data locally with lower latency, say five minutes to take it to a different house, two kilometers from here, where antenna has a different orientation or different angle, whatever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And maybe that house has a shorter. Lead time for an, for a viable window of transmission.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's what I would do. I would basically index the capabilities of the houses. And then with this index, pick the house very quickly that it's more likely to have a satellite. I would optimize for that because I think in this world where they move is [00:50:00] dangerous to hold the data if there's a raid and the FBI comes and, captures the house, they capture the data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they can't be holding the data for a long period of time. So I think that's probably what they do. I think they probably re root right, the traffic. I would at least I would do that. What else? I also understood things like in, in this, so there, as I was saying there's two ways of transmission.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One way is: Two arbitrary points. The latitude and the longitude doesn't need to match, okay? In this case, for this case, you need the antenna to be movable. You need to move the antenna. Why? Because if, like if one house has the antenna pointing to the north. And the other house is here, you will never hit it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you hit a satellite on the true north the imagine it's 2D. The signal is going to come down in this direction and you are never going to hit this house. It's going to go like this. So in this is scenario, you need to be able to point this way, so you hit [00:51:00] it and then you hit it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why they need the boats, and that's why they need to mark the points in this ... these nautical points everywhere. In lakes and near the Pentagon, there's a marina that they have full of points. Of course, because they need to be able to steal data from the Pentagon and route it this way flexibly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They cannot use fixed antennas in that scenario.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in Katy, where they own all the houses and the houses are fixed to the ground, they don't have that problem. So they use the other technique, which is the antenna is fixed and I'm just going to wait for the right satellite to pass. But then then in that case you basically have to make this trade-off, you have to be flexible. In the sense that you have to play with your constraints or the constraints of your problem. So if you cannot move the antenna, then what you have to do is you make the constraint that, well houses will talk to other houses that either fall on the same longitude , so south to north or north to south, and, or on the [00:52:00] same latitude, meaning east to west. West to east. And then you can do it without moving antenna.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I also understood that because of these properties of how the satellites move , the probability that you will find a viable satellite that will fit this geometrical and kinetics problem is higher if you are transmitting from east to west than in any other case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Is That is the situation that maximizes the probability of finding a satellite because of the direction of the rotation of the earth, the satellites, the majority of them appear relative to the position right, of the center and the receiver to be changing position slow in a more, in a slower fashion.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the time window that you have to hit it is higher. And this another problem that the computation is not continuous, okay? 'cause of the complexity involved, you cannot compute. Okay? What all the, and the number. We're talking about [00:53:00] 7,500. So 7,000 satellites just a Starlink . And there are others.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That you can use just from the public data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you cannot compute what I was going to say. You cannot compute you know what are going to be all the positions of all these 8,000 satellites every second for the next hour. You will have to do this 3,600 times for 7,000, 8,000 satellites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it gets into the millions of iterations, 24 million iterations . It would take you hours to compute that, and by that time, the satellite is gone. It already passed. So what I'm doing to solve this problem sampling. I compute candidate points every 30 seconds, for example. But that makes it so that it is possible that the right satellite existed, but it passed at a moment that you did not compute, like you just skipped over it in time, in the time scale, so to speak.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm [00:54:00] sorry this is probably getting too technical. Yeah. It is a challenge for me not to go deep in, in technical things. But it's super, super interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other thing I understood and I don't know if viewers would recall this. But if you see this right, let me see if I can show you this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A demo that I recorded.

Reinaldo Aguiar: By the way, I recommend you watching this video, but what I want to show you is this image. So you see the screen that I'm showing is partitioning two. You see this, that looks like a heat map.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You know it if you look at it. So that's the earth, and that's a heat map of where the paramilitary points and the antenna location points are marked in the index. And what's interesting, if you look at it so that's you can, you can see the world behind, but like that big underneath, but that big band of red in the middle of the image I'm talking about here, this is basically the equator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay?[00:55:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the reason why that heat map looks like that. Is the dynamics of the satellites is because that's the band where they have the highest probability of hitting one of these satellites when transmitting from east to west. So what I'm saying is that the backbone of this network is very interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's built in a way that optimizes for probability of being able to transmit because it's not guaranteed. It depends on the position of the satellite. So because of that, their transmissions are way more likely to happen from points that are on the east to points that are towards the west.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And more on the equator because the probability there is higher, they get a higher probability on the equator. That's the reason. That's, that's the reason why this heat map has this particular shape. It's because that maximizes the probability of hitting the satellites in this [00:56:00] fashion that I'm describing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think it's kind, it suggests right, that I'm on the right track on this let's call it idea. It's an idea at this point. It needs way further investigation and it needs experts to look at this. I am by no means qualified, as I said to, to even talk about these things. We need an expert to look at this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it also, I don't know, I think it reveals a lot of the mechanics of the network and the fact that it's a synchronous when you want to send data over long distances, okay? And it's real time or almost real time when you want to send data over short distances. That's another super interesting property.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And understanding those properties for law, enfor, I mean for law enforcement. Understanding those properties is important because say that you want to eavesdrop on this network. To catch them in the act, so to speak. You need to understand these mechanics so you can maximize the [00:57:00] positioning of your gear, of your agents, of your people taking into account the dynamics of the network because the probability of transmission and, catching a down link, it's not uniform. It depends on the direction. And it depends on the relative position of the points, and it depends on the positions of bodies that are floating on the sky. So it's a very interesting, it's a very interesting challenge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also, I don't know, it's just an idea. And then sometimes this happens to me. Where I have these ideas and I can't really, I feel like there's something there, but I can't really put my finger on it. And eventually, sometimes I get lucky and I can, but so I'm going to say what I, how it's more like a feeling.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. It feels like this [00:58:00] thing that I'm saying about the objects floating in the sky could be key to to understand, not to understand, to guess where to eavesdrop . You can work the problem backwards. You can, and I have to think about this a little bit more. I, the, my, the idea in my head is not fully formed, but it feels if you know what they're doing right and you know the mechanics of the thing, you could work backwards and eliminate 99% of the houses, for example, right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I look at Katy this town, they have say, I don't know, 55,000 properties, I think for 54,000 to be exact in Katy and the surrounding areas. If I was law enforcement , and I had limited resources, and I said I want to eavesdrop on these people to see what, what is going on.

Reinaldo Aguiar: First of all. The first thing I would do is look at the geo index [00:59:00] SpyHELL.org rank them and go for the most important ones, the ones that have higher crypto payments. Because higher payments means higher importance and more legal risk. But then that would still, if you have 54,000 and you do that, say that you take the top 2%.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Yeah. I think this is the idea. Yeah, I see how it could be done now. Yeah. So if you have 54,000. And you take the top 2% that would leave you with something like, so the 10% would be five, 5,000. The 1% would be 500 2% would be a thousand. Yeah. It would around a thousand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Still it's a lot of people, but if you think about it and you know the mechanics and you have the kinetics and you have the problem already solved for what they're doing, which I have, out of this subset of a thousand potential high ranking agents, allegedly, if you cannot eavesdrop on the thousand of them at the same time, what you can do is, okay, what are the houses that would be able to transmit right now [01:00:00] at this moment or in the next five minutes?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can tell that because you can work backwards you need the other point. It's also easy because the antennas are fixed. So the only possible, yeah, it's a solvable problem because given that the sender, the position is fixed latitude and longitude. The potential recipients in this say that you put a radius of 500 miles.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The potential recipients is a small subset of houses. Okay? Yes, because it has to be either on the same latitude or on the same longitude and has to be marked in the geo index. Those two conditions have to be met. Two of the three conditions have to be met. And then. Yes, exactly. And then knowing which are the candidate houses and knowing the satellites that would meet this condition that ...I think I could do this with the cluster I have.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think with that computing power, I can do this. Knowing sorry, I'm just thinking about this on the [01:01:00] fly. I should have thought about this before... knowing where they could transmit, and knowing the candidate points in a space that could be that transmission possible, and knowing the kinetics and the geometry, you can figure it out if the transmission is even feasible in the next 30 minutes. And that eliminates probably 99% of the houses and only leaves you with the ones that would be able to transmit. Yeah, I think that would be a good way to do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So anyhow, I learned a bunch of things. So that's why and I'm probably missing 80% of what I learned or what I inferred from what I learned. So that's why I want to get that transcript from chat, GPT and publish it because there's probably insights in there that could be useful to law enforcement, I'm guessing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If there's any merit to any of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If there's no merit, please excuse me. I'm just trying to be proactive. And I can be wrong. Everybody can be [01:02:00] wrong. But if it holds any water, it could be an important discovery and importantly, because of the implications and the legal questions it brings about frameworks and jurisdiction and... I don't know, ability to shoot down these these satellites if they're really using them in this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There, those are very profound questions that to on, legal frameworks and policy and government and democracy. It's, it's it needs a team of people to even think about that problem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm not qualified to to even touch it, to even think about it, but I want to show you the demo. Okay. As always I try to give things a kind of a, a positive angle I guess. So I created this website. Okay. The, and I'm going to publish the address and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the domain name is Coca , as in cocaine; dash net as in network, dot-com, as [01:03:00] in commercial interest. So coca-net.com. And basically it's a tool that does the computation for you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Yes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this so I'm going to just tell you the features. So it has two, two radio buttons at the top, and this is to change the mode. Moveable is the one I described where you have the freedom to move the antenna. And then fixed cardinal antennas are basically the ones that they have in the houses where the antenna is fixed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And here I basically picked an angle that I more or less measure or estimated from some photos I have. I think it's around this number in reality. And the assumption of this problem is that in each house, basically in this how do you call it simulated house. In this system you basically assume that you have four antennas, one facing each direction.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And in reality, they don't do it exactly that way. Like they have, they basically isolate the channels and route using software. But for simplicity, I assumed this just so every point could [01:04:00] communicate with any other point. Okay. Now I have to say, the fixed cardinal antennas feature right now is broken.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it doesn't really work. I'll fix it, but it, I got it to work. It works beautifully. But we're going to demo for now, just the moveable antenna. And there's another small box here. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: I put these two addresses as default.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first one is my address here, where I am, I'm saying this in case the FBI wants to talk to me or investigate the Salt Typhoon agents or, That are in front of me or the CITGO Russian, FSB agent Michael Priddy , that's next to me. There's the, here's my address right in the first box.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then on the second box I put Google, New York as an example. But there's a small glitch . Like you really have to look for an address and click on it. Otherwise it won't work. Okay. It will

Reinaldo Aguiar: okay. Seems like it's working. Yes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There you go. See? So [01:05:00] what this is telling us in this box over here, does, this is the result. So it's telling me that this satellite STARLINK 3672 will pass on this point, 38.1903, -89.0101 at an altitude of 550.34 kilometers. And that is the exact point now, like it basically has a count-down down that counts down until the exact second where you have to send your signal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if you send your signal when the countdown down reaches "now", according to the math, it is guaranteed that it's going to hit the target, in this case, the Google office in New York. So it's what, this is what this is doing, although the UI looks simple, the computational expense and the computational complexity here is immense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I had to really put a lot of engineering to make this happen this quickly. Okay? It's a whole distributed system on the back doing things in [01:06:00] parallel, so it could happen this quickly. You can pick any point. So for example, you can go from from Bogota

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the problem with API, I don't know I'll fi I'll fix the API problem. But this was a good example that I showed you. let me see.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so this worked. And so for example, for this example the computation takes, yeah, it's working. The computation takes a few seconds. And for the other case, it's a way more expensive computation. For the fixed cardinal antennas, that is a way more, more complex computation. But you see now it picked a different satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now it picked the start link 1420. This shows that, and that the satellite is really there. At this point. This shows, oh, I, I was showing you the wrong. So if you click on this link. Yeah you see the, the details about the satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess the important point beyond the functionality of the demo that I want to [01:07:00] make is that it is possible to make these signals bound in this way and to compute in a realistic, practical fashion, a bounce point using a satellite as a bouncing point to achieve this goal. To make two points, communicate over long distances without active collaboration of the satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, I want to highlight that point: active. Because maybe there was collaboration offline. In the makers of the satellite. Both. And I'm saying that both for Starlink and, the other company that does a similar thing or, companies, like the manufacturers of the materials that are used for the shell, for the exterior of the satellite, because that's another way to do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Controlling the companies that build the enclosure of the satellite. So you don't necessarily need to control the entire, process or the entire design process of the satellite. You only need to [01:08:00] control the design process of the shell of the satellite to make sure that the physical properties of that satellite optimize this goal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think there could be in that, in if that holds any water, it could be something that shows design, intelligence, ingenuity, and a goal, a clear goal. And while doing all this. So anyhow, I want to apologize for the Rocky demo. It's not scripted and this is something that I literally started working on yesterday at 7:00 PM and I didn't sleep through the night working on this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has a lot of bugs and the UI is buggy , so excuse me for that. I'll make it better when I have a little bit more time. But today I need to prepare, so I need to, I, I couldn't keep working on it today because I need to prepare for tomorrow. Is the, what they call that the mediation that DIOSDADO CABELLO ordered that I attend to in regards to the divorce he filed against me and the restraining order he filed against me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So [01:09:00] I had to prepare for that. So I couldn't, I keep working on this. That's why, I'm giving this demo, although it's kinda half-cooked at this point. But it shows the idea and it shows that it's feasible and the computation is feasible within a short period of time. Which I think is what, law enforcement really would look at.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they ever look at these videos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to say goodbye for now. And, see you on the next one. Thank you so much. 

20250624: Follow up after Postmortem Dockerhood Visit of 06/22/2025
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, my friends. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and today is June 24th 2025, and it's about 11:00 AM here in Katy, Texas. 7 7 4 9 4. So I would like to welcome you, curious Minds, to another episode of Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips. And this video is part of this campaign I'm advancing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: "Bring DIOSDADO to justice, bring DIOSDADO to the US". So the idea, to reiterate, is to to share tips with law enforcement focusing on those that could carry significant liability for Diosdado Cabello given his illegal operations here in the US. So today I'm gonna split it into two sessions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's more manageable because yesterday's session was too long and it took me a lot of time to edit it. So I'm gonna split it into smaller segments. So on the first segment, I would like to go on so to go [00:01:00] over a few things that I missed yesterday that I was going to mention.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But given that the session extended out to almost two hours. I ended it before I could get to these points, but these are important small items that that, that could lead to, to somewhere. So for this, I'm gonna say, I'm gonna instead of saying this over and over again, I'm gonna say it at the beginning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All these things are documented , in the website, in the page. That it's located at SpyHell.org/evidence. Okay. And that page is translated into 14 languages. And so you can get the details about the things that I'm going to say today in this session, in that page. And I'm going to mention in the them here, in this video in a very shallow form, like I'm just gonna mention the incident and give an idea of what it is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you're interested in the details, please go to the website. Okay. So item number one, it's about a person by the name Pavel Shatilov. The spelling is P as in papa, a V as in Victor, EL as in [00:02:00] Lima. That's the first name. And Shati, love is spelled, S as in Sam, H as in Honduras, A as in apple, T as in tango.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I as in India, L as in Lima, O as in Oscar, V as in Victor. So this is a Russian citizen, and today at least last year, he was a director in the field related to it security and encryption in a Russian university in Moscow, so in the technical institute. Okay. He's relevant because around by the end of 2014, I think in December, 2014, he rented my apartment, like he personally rented my apartment on Airbnb in my apartment in Tribeca, in New York.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He destroyed the apartment and I believe he stole my computer. He stole code from my computer that my computer was in that apartment when he rented it. Okay. And this coincidentally happened right at the same moment that I [00:03:00] started seeing my former partner. Marcelo's mom. That was a strange coincidence, but this happened right there, right now what's interesting is that well, PA directs a technical office today in Russia that has deep implications in national security in Russia mobile security in encryption.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And interestingly his office not the, not university itself, but there's a point in Elon Mosque Geo Index that it's marked with paramilitary scores that falls like 10 meters from the window of his office in that technical institute in Moscow. Go figure. So that's one data point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then mentioning this because it could tie Diosdado Cabello to Russia. Directly via Harold Martinez. Second observation. So this is an incident that happened last year 2024. The date was May [00:04:00] 18th, 2024. And this was an incident in which I was looking for houses right at that time to buy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I wanted to buy a house to leave this house because I understood that they had me surrounded here and I didn't have the geo index yet, so I didn't really understand. The gravity of the situation for everybody, not only for me. So I thought that, by moving to another street, I would be safe. So I was looking to buy a house and we went to see, so my former partner suggested a house that is located in something called Western Lakes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Western Lake is an interesting compound. I would call it the paramilitary compound, really. And I have to note that it has the western. Name marker in the name, which is the same name as Weston, Florida, which is also another paramilitary compound. Very prominent Western Lake in Florida is pretty much the equivalent to Lake Point Estates in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. That's it's the same thing. It's a gated community man, security guard, manned security guard at the [00:05:00] entrance. A small number of houses, all of them multimillion dollar houses. Some of the houses have paramilitary scores. Most of the houses have military scores. Some of them have the two lots, the empty lots, marker next to them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They, it has a, an artificial lake. It's the same setup. It's exactly the same setup. So I would recommend authority checking out Weston, Florida, but going back to Western Lakes here in Katy or near Katy we went to see that house right on, on May 18th, 2024. And it was an interesting visit because for many things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So first of all when I had been in that community before when Virgil e Chavez. And what's her name? The name of the woman escaped me, but let me for completeness. Let me do this real quickly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. So this is the entry in the website about Pavel [00:06:00] Shatilov. And I even have a photo of him in the website and his first, his phone number at the time. I also have it. It's a seven one eight phone number. It's my contact list in Google Contacts. And I have it documented in the website as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow Virgil's wife, yeah. Chavez, Virgil and Rebecca. So they live in Western Lakes. I found it very interesting because it's not in Katy. It's close to Katy, but it also has a manned security. It has two manned security gates. It's a huge community. It's a paramilitary compound, but it's huge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And what's interesting about it, to me at least, is that it, it applies this concept that, that you would see like in. Like presidential security details, for example you know this concept of secure, of security rings. So the compound itself has a perimeter. That it's gated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a perimeter and it has a gate. And then inside of the compound, there's another compound on itself with [00:07:00] another circle, another gate. A circular that has another security system. Isolated from the first one. You may live in Western Lakes, but it is possible that you live in the outer ring and then you can only, you only have access to that area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if you want to have access to the inner ring, then you have to have the remote control or the access. 'cause I don't know how it works exactly of this inner perimeter, that tells me that the it's a, basically they're using the agents on the outside as a buffer for the ones in the inner ring, which are the important ones.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this makes it super easy to detect them. The important ones, which is what, what I guess to reduce the scope of the investigation. To what matters is what probably law enforcement would go after first. So anyhow, Chavez, Virgil and Rebecca, they live in this inner ring and I went to a party there that my former partner took me to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they have the oversized backyard with a [00:08:00] trapezoid shape. They have all the checklists the items in the checklist. Anyhow, we went to see a house there on the outer ring, of course. They wouldn't let me move into the inner ring. And the whole visit was, obvious to me that it was controlled by this criminal network in for example, the realtor that was showing that house is marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When we arrived there, she wasn't driving her car, but she was being driven by a man. Who was driving one of these spy vehicles? If I describe the vehicle, it will be very similar to the vehicle of that man that Morgan Hybner sent to trespass the property lines and provoke me when they deliver me with a divorce papers that just sent me on April 16th, a car exactly like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the guy was like in the car with the seat all the way back so you cannot see his face. Like the whole thing was just comical. Anyhow, as we're looking at the house, and I'm gonna mention this because this is not documented on the website, but I'm gonna mention it here as we're looking at the house a plane, [00:09:00] a small plane, clear, right on top of the house at very low altitude.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would put it at 200 feet, maybe less, maybe a hundred feet altitude. Very low. At that point we were outside looking at the backyard, right on on a air rush on the second floor. And my partner is to my left, sorry, to my right. And when I hear the plane, I don't look up right because I don't want to make it obvious that I'm aware of the plane.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That realtor is on my left, so my ex-partner is on my right. So without looking at the plane, after the plane passes, I casually ask my former partner, what is the time? And she tells me it's 1 45. I recall, if I recall correctly, don't quote me on the time, I might be wrong, but it was something 45, 11 45 or 1 45.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't recall. I said, okay, thank you. And we saw the house. I realized that this was a ruse and I, of course I'm not going to buy this house. And we left. Okay. We were in the black tTesla the time and they were following me. I could tell. I [00:10:00] didn't have all the technology I have today, but I could tell.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because of, I've been going through this for years. I could tell that they were being followed, that I was being followed. As we're leaving right, the, this paramilitary compound of West Lakes when we are like five minutes into our trip back my former partner. Asked me this question inside of the Tesla, of the black Tesla.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm driving, she's on the passenger seat. She asks me, lemme ask you something. The reason why you asked me for the time was to track that plane and find the tail number later. I. When she asked me that question, I was surprised. And honestly I felt proud. I was like you're learning something, like you're a little spy now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't suspect anything. I just said that. I even congratulated her and gave her like a pat on the shoulder, anyhow when we the target incident happened later. So after that point we went to Target. And what I want to mention about Target, and thus I have the receipt here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I read [00:11:00] the receipt, the data will it's so I paid for this. Here I can see the time. So this was at 11:00 AM that I paid at Target. So the visit of the house had to be earlier than that, 10 40 maybe 9 45 or 9, 9, 10 15 could be the time of the plane. Something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The plane, when the plane flew over the house, so this was at the target at Katie Ranch, and the phone number is two eight one three ninety two. 3, 3, 1. And this was at 2 3 7 1 0 Westheimer Parkway, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. This was on May 18th, 2024 at 11 zero 9:00 AM is when I paid and I bought a Bluey toys for Marcelo and some other small items.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? Yes. Okay the reason I mentioned in target is because the level of surveillance and physical surveillance targeting [00:12:00] me personally within that store was immense, was something almost comparable to what I saw. During the visit to the docker hood on the 22nd of June, like not at that level of desperation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They weren't desperate. Like they didn't seem desperate. They seemed confident in the, in this occasion, like they were confident. Like they were like, we are in charge of this situation and you are, I was the prey in that situation. And they were the hunters.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They were hunting me inside of the store and, if I put a number to it, I would say in total, in between the parking lot and inside the store. They might have had at least 40 agents, 40 50 agents following me aggressively. I could not look at a toy without having a person standing next to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And all this was because I had just talk gone to the Campesino coffee house, I think a couple of months before. The, I guess the paranoia they had was that they were thinking that I would make another attempt to contact the FBI and I could succeed in contacting a real FBI agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they couldn't they were my shadow at that [00:13:00] point. They couldn't let me be alone within three meters of distance without a SEBIN agent or an FSB agent next to me. And this was, over a year ago. So anyhow, I'm measuring this because if law enforcement has access to the footage, you will see the way they were following me that day.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I bet that a person trained in this field can see the footage and can recognize you know, what they're doing and hopefully track them, track the actual people responsible. Right now, interestingly, I didn't have that other technology I have now. So I often noted things on pieces of paper that I had in my car, and I have some plates in the back of this receipt.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They must be important. Like I don't recall exactly what happened with these people, but I imagine some kind of harassing incident and I took the plates. So I'm gonna, I'm gonna read them out loud here. So one is there are Texas plates. One is T as in tango, K as in kilos, Z as in Zulu. 9, 5, 3, 7, it [00:14:00] seems, I'm not entirely sure, like my handwriting wasn't very good that day.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And besides that, I noted another three letters. T as in tango, M as in Mike, N as in Nicole, but I can't recall exactly why I noted this but I'm saying this, and the other one is B as in Bob, C as in Zulu, two there. Then there's a dash R as in Robert, nine. Zero six and the format seems where it's a Texas plate, but instead of having four digits, I wrote an R right before the nine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It should have been a number. I don't know, maybe it's one of those vanity plates that they make look like real plates, like organic plates. I don't know. But this one, if I recall correctly, I think this was a truck, and don't quote me on this, but it could be right, I think this was a truck that was parked on the house, diagonal on the back of my house where they were intercepting the Comcast aggregator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it was a truck, and I think I tracked it to a person that was dead. I think the owner of this truck [00:15:00] was dead, but the truck was parked there. If I recall correctly, it was a Ford pickup truck, older model. But don't quote me on that. I might be wrong. Okay. So that's the target incident.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. But just to drive the point home, what struck me, really, oh I didn't mention this. So my, my former partner says in the car. She asked me. The reason you asked me for the time is because you want to track the plane and the term number later and I say yes, we go to let her pat her on on, on the shoulder.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now interestingly, after we get home and I do go online to track 'cause I was doing these things manually before, I didn't have systematic means at this point. I had some systematic means, but it was very early on. So I think I went online to one of the system to check, planes. I saw that this plane was I have the tail number and this is documented on the website, everything like the tail number and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But and this is how I tracked at the end, that pilot that lives in Kitty Hawk in a 22 Kitty Hawk in Richmond, in front of the [00:16:00] Walmart, there is a small. Paramilitary compound. Also, they have all the houses in that compound and basically those are houses that have their own hanger. Each house has a hanger and a plane, and they have a small landing strip.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That is share among these, I dunno, 20, 25 houses. Okay. So it's a small community of people that own a small planes and a small jets basically. And there's a pilot there, Mr. Marks, if I recall correctly, at 22 Kittyhawks. And there, there are a lot of incidents documented with him in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And his house was used to transmit tropo scatter. From the corner on to his house and all this is documented. But anyhow, when I get home and I check the plane, I notice, I find the plane right that flew on top of his house at the exact moment. And I noticed that the plane turned off the transponder at the exact moment, like three minutes after my former partner asked me if I was [00:17:00] going to track the plane.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this tells me that they were listening to the conversation in the car because otherwise why would they turn off the transponder? Exactly. At that time. And of course the question that today lingers in my mind if whether her question was intentional. If she was intentional. Remember when I said the other day that I've noticed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That romantic interests, sometimes they do this thing. It's a technique where they are having a conversation with you, but the real recipient, the real intended recipient of the communication, verbal communication, is not you. It's the man listening to whatever book they have on you or on her. So it occurred to me that maybe that was one of those instances in which she was asking me something or telling me something, but really she was sending a message that I was going to track the plane so they would turn off the transponder.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if that's the case, that would mean that she would be in it. I don't know. But that would tie the pilot to gi That's why I'm mentioning it, not because of her, I'm mentioning it because of [00:18:00] gi. So that's the target incident. Okay. Moving on. Yes. Yesterday I made a mention that they're tracking me visually, and I think I should just for completeness because there's a, I don't know if viewers would recall when I explain, or when I mentioned about the technique of tracking the Mac addresses of the vehicles that pass by. And then tracking people that way. So the obvious question is why do they have to track you visually?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If they can track the Mac address, why would they have, why would why would the, for example, the Lincoln, a compact SUV yesterday parked hidden around the corner and having the woman acting as a sporter, looking through the back window to see if I turn left or right. Remember. Why would they have to do that if they can track the Mac address would be the obvious question.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The answer to that is, and I think I'm saying this because, not to say that I'm smarter than them or anything, but I think it's, it shows it could be a confirmer, confirmatory [00:19:00] signal that that I'm on the right track, on the assumptions and hypothesis that I'm putting forward. So remember the armor vehicle is the one that, it's on the call mobile raw channel picture.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I bought that vehicle last year, late Q4, last year. Because I saw my, after I come to the geo index and I saw that they were making active attempts to kill me with tampering, the med with my medicine, dehydrating me, trying to run me over with the earth care management truck, all those incidents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I saw my life in danger and I had the illusion that if I bought an armored vehicle, I could still function as a human being and go outside. Even, if I had to use an armor vehicle, but I had the illusion that I could have some level of freedom and independence. So I bought that armor vehicle and it cost me a lot of money.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I remember they had me in this economic war in which they don't let me have any income. I cannot work for a company because they wouldn't buy the company. 

Speaker 2: Right? 

Speaker: And then. Spy on me or [00:20:00] harm me in some way legally or with an intellectual property lawsuit or, I can't work until I resolve this situation.

Speaker: So I've been without income for three years at this point. Resisting. Anyhow, I made the investment. I took money out of my savings and bought the armor vehicle when I did that. I ask the, I, I made a request to the dealer. So the dealership of where I bought this is a dealership that specializes on armor vehicles for and I did my research and it seems like they sell vehicles to, like embassies of foreign countries.

Speaker: They have experience in this stuff. So I bought a secondhand vehicle from them. It's a suburban 2012, I think, or 2011. I can't recall. And when I bought it, I made a special request to them. I asked them if it would be possible to disable all the transmitting electronics on the vehicle, Bluetooth, wifi five, everything.

Speaker: And I said, yes, sometimes we get this [00:21:00] request that they told me that verbally. And this was striking to me because how do I say this? So if some of their customers were asking, so when I asked the question. 'cause I thought, they will think I'm crazy. I'm obviously not a president or a or a ambassador or, like I'm obvious because I wouldn't be buying a secondhand, 13 years old.

Speaker: Making this a strange request. So I elaborated a little bit. I said I have some business adversaries that are tracking me using the Mac address of the wifi and the Bluetooth connections of the vehicles that I have today. So I want to avoid that and I want to remove that possibility from the table.

Speaker: So I want to disable all the electronics that have this capability. That response that I got from the man was from the salesperson was, yes, we get this request from time to time. So I'm mentioning this because you remember the immune entities pattern, not the geo entities in general, the entities pattern, where they defend themselves from their own weapons. It occurred to me [00:22:00] that if they, if this company get this type of request, it has to be people like them like, or people of their network that know that they can be tracked using the Mac addresses and therefore they want to disable them. So anyhow, the man went ahead and they did that, it took a few more days, or I think a week more.

Speaker: Like it wasn't a it wasn't an easy thing. Like it took a few days for them to do it, but they did it and they sent me the vehicle and it doesn't transmit anything. So that's the reason why they have to track me visually. Because this KOL-Mobile is is like a ghost vehicle. Like it doesn't have a Mac address.

Speaker: So what they do with the cars parked Moscow style doesn't work. That's also how I know that when they're parking their cars Moscow style right now, these days on Valleyside Drive, they're not tracking me. They're tracking my former partner. For whatever reason, they have to track her. I'm not accusing her of anything, but they have a reason to track her because their tracking is her 'cause that she's driving the Tesla and that car has a Mac address and they can track that.

Speaker: But my car doesn't have a Mac address. So those [00:23:00] cars are, they don't, they do nothing to me. And they still pack them there. Now, talking about that, I want to mention the last few times that I've gone to Lake Pointe Estates, I've noticed there's no more cars parked Moscow style. At Lake Pointe Estates, none like the car, the streets are all clean now.

Speaker: No cars. And now Valleyside Drive is full of cars parked Moscow style all the time. I know it's not a smoking gun, but I think it shows a pattern. That wherever I'm sleeping or wherever I'm staying, they park the cars Mo Moscow style there. I'm just trying to establish the pattern of criminal activity without observation.

Speaker: So that's the reason why they have to track me visually now because this card doesn't have a Mac address. Doesn't transmit to Mac address. Okay. And I think that shows as well that even, I don't know eight months ago, I knew the mechanisms they were using. That, this is not new to me.

Speaker: It's not something that I discovered last week. And that I took a step proactively to prevent it from happening as much as I could. [00:24:00] To make it more difficult for them to kill me. Which I think shows that I'm adapting. Okay. The next observation I have is something that happened yesterday.

Speaker: Okay. Happened two times yesterday. It's about radars. Okay. So I'm gonna describe what I saw and then I'm gonna say what I think. Okay. So what I saw is this, yesterday I was doing something I took my phone from one place in the house. It was in airplane mode. Okay. But I took it from one room to another.

Speaker: And I, as I'm walking, I look through the window and I see that the salt typhoon agents from two six 2 6 7 11 Valley side drive, Katy, Texas 77494, they house diagonal to me in the front. They're coming out in the white Tesla. Okay. The one that I suspect that has the heavier communications and interception equipment.

Speaker: They're coming out, but as they're coming out, they stop the vehicle completely right on the edge of the driveway and they don't move. Okay. And because I've had the experience [00:25:00] with, the agency in Lake Pointe Estates where I had the opportunity to really study the technique. I know what this is.

Speaker: She, I'm saying she, because the prominent agent is the woman. That's the one that never shows the face. The man sometimes shows his face. So that tells me that he's not that prominent. He's more like a helper to the woman. I've seen this technique before. So what he was doing, or he was doing, they stopped the vehicle until the mode, because my phone was in airplane mode.

Speaker: So if they start moving the vehicle, they cannot capture anything because the phone is not transmitting or receiving. But, so what they were doing was waiting until I put the mode that until I turn off the airplane mode of the phone and the phone would start transmitting. At that point, their plan was to start moving the vehicle perpendicular to the house at constant speed to capture the Mac address.

Speaker: Of course, I didn't put it on, on, on airplane mode Immediately. I waited and they didn't move the car eventually. I said, and I was going to record this to show that I can anticipate their movements but I didn't do it. [00:26:00] So I say I'm gonna turn it on. It's basically if I had a remote control, I can control when they move the cars right.

Speaker: By turning on or off the airplane mode. So I turned it on and effectively, the, no, so I didn't turn it on, sorry. This time what I did was that I walked away and they didn't move the car, and then I walked again towards the window and I stayed there for five seconds. And then.

Speaker: Maybe more, maybe 10 seconds. Like they were waiting and I was waiting, like it was like a waiting game. But then they moved the car. So I guess, this led me to think, there's two options here. One is that, they got tired of waiting and it would be too obvious, and they decided to move the car or two, that somehow they knew I was in the window and they thought that I could be recording with my phone as I have done countless times to other agents.

Speaker: And they decided to move the car. Which brought me to the question, how do they know that I was in the window? That I was exactly at the window? That happened. Also yesterday, after I published that video, that has a lot of [00:27:00] technical details about how the satellite decoding imagery, decoding system works, the roof colors and the markers and all that.

Speaker: After I published that, I saw a change in conditions immediately, almost immediately. So the first thing I noticed is that they parked a red car on the previous agent's house. As my partner, ex-partner was coming in to see me. She came just to talk to me and they had a red car parked.

Speaker: Now I've known for a long time, I haven't said this, but I've known for a long time that the presence of a red car. Next to a or in a safe house or in front of a safe house. Basically in between a known agent or safe house. And the target, if they park a red car in the middle, it's a signal that basically means stop, don't do anything.

Speaker: Don't intercept any traffic. It's a way to tell all the people involved visually very quickly that they should not do anything criminal because they don't say why, but don't do it. So when they parked the red [00:28:00] car as she was coming to see me, I understood that it could be a signal.

Speaker: That kind of signaling the others that there should be no communication between her phone or her car and any of the other players. So that's one of the things that happened. And the other thing that happened that is most interesting are relevant to the first observation. Is that as she was leaving in the afternoon around 4 45 or four 40 as we're going to open the door.

Speaker: So we're both walking towards the main entrance of the house. I opened the door for her and when I opened the door, I see Sarah pretty, the female agent, the wife of Michael Pitty, the one that's employed by CI O-C-I-T-E-O. Driving her red Tesla right in front of my door. And in the exact moment that my ex-partner, my former partner, was going to come out of the door and she saw the red car.

Speaker: Okay, and this also a signal that I've seen [00:29:00] before. The signal is when they present the og, it means also don't do anything. Okay? There's danger. By OG the supposed real owner of the house. For example, when I was living. The 23 0 2 Britton Ridge Drive, I moved in, I think 26th of June of last year, 2024.

Speaker: The next day, literally the next day they moved. These other agents Bonner is the last name. They always put these funny names on the agents. The agent Bonner, who is it? I would describe him. Describe him as a Eastern European, maybe Russian five 10. Five 11. 160, 170 pounds, maybe 50 years old, balding a little bit.

Speaker: They moved them to the, to that house the next day after I moved to mine, that it was that quick. And then they did the thing where they changed the roof because, they put the antennas in the roof and the surveillance gear and the cameras, the hidden cameras. So immediately when they are going to commission a new house, they change the roof.

Speaker: And when they're gonna, they're gonna [00:30:00] decommission it. They also change the roof to remove the equipment. And I've seen these like dozens of times and I have them all documented. So these are confirmatory signals. So anyhow, after that day that I saw that man when they moved them the first day that they started like beaming signals at my house the minute they arrived with the SUV.

Speaker: And this, again, this is documented and I have the spectrometer readings and everything. The photos, everything. After that day, I did not see that man again for months. Right after that, it was just a parade of agents, Chinese, Venezuelans, Russians, like that house was like a multi multicultural. If, if you didn't have any context, like you saw the faces and the clothing of the people coming in and outta the house, you wouldn't know what was in that house. You would think it was some kind of embassy or the United Nations something like that.

Speaker: Because you would see Indians, Pakistanis and you can tell because of the clothing, the bans, things like that. The color of the [00:31:00] skin. The shape of the eyes, like there's many tells like that tells you more or less where they're from. So anyhow, after that day, I did not see him in again for months.

Speaker: Until something significant happened where they saw risk and then they bring the man. And then the man does the thing like where he checks the mailbox, he looks at the garden, like he makes sure that he's seen by the other 'cause he's present is the signal that something significant is happen and then everybody should stand down.

Speaker: So that's what I saw yesterday with Sarah Prety passing with her car exactly at the same moment as we were approaching the entrance. And for my former partner to come out. And again, the question here was in my mind, how did they know that she was about to come out to orchestrate that ex, that Sarah Prety passing on the red car Exactly.

Speaker: At the exact moment. The door is very narrow. This was a precision that was mesmerizing to me. So in the same day, two instances in which two things occur, here's the incident when the cell typhoon [00:32:00] agent and the white Tesla waiting in the driveway and leaving, when they realize that I'm at the window now, they could not have seen me through the window because the window have distinct film that is, makes it impossible to see to the inside during the day.

Speaker: Like the, it's like in a mirror if you look at it from outside. And then, Sara Priddy anticipating. To be fair, I don't think it was Sara Priddy, it was, I think it was one of those body doubles that they use because I, I've had so many incidents with Sara Priddy that I know what she looks like and this wasn't her I don't think it was her to be honest.

Speaker: But anyhow the commonality in the two incidents is that they seem to be able to anticipate the position and the direction of travel of people inside of the house. How do they do that? It has to be a radar and I think it's an end wave, a millimeter wave radar, at some point I bought one of those just funny because I bought it from a company in China, so imagine that.

Speaker: But anyhow, I think it's, they have one of those radars and they in, in the house. And they can see the position. [00:33:00] And it could be those devices that man installed in the air conditioner. That's my theory, my working theory right now. So I disconnected them this morning to see if they're still able to pull this trick off.

Speaker: If they're unable to pull it off again in the next few days, then it means that it's probably that device, which means that the company is, the. Installed malicious equipment inside my home with the purpose of tracking my movements inside my own home forever. That, that has to be seriously criminalizing.

Speaker: And of course that, that has to be the right. Okay. Next observation is about something I mentioned days ago about how they install or put listening devices, passive devices. On your romantic interests. And I mentioned the earrings. I was reviewing my notes and I have a note that said that I suspect that it is the left earring specifically, and that, now this might be custom to me.[00:34:00] 

Speaker: Tailored, because I'm right-handed. So if I'm gonna talk to somebody, whisper something to somebody on the ear, I would naturally lean to my right, which means that the person will lean to their left, no, sorry. They will lean to their right as well, but exposing their left ear. So that's why I think they put it on this, it's always the left ear.

Speaker: And I remember I did some experiments with this with Penelope last year, in which I tried to talk to the right, to the other ear and she would, force me to talk to the left ear. So I think the bug was on the left earring specifically. Okay. Not the right one mentioning this in case and this makes sense, like if you wanna plant something like that and you have two, you may want to plant it in one to cut the probability of detection in half.

Speaker: So that's why I'm mentioning that the other item is the red vehicles as a signal. I mentioned that and the OGs as a signal. Okay. So those were the items that I have pending that, i'll do one more to leave [00:35:00] the, this session in suspense for the next one. So this one is about shopping, online shopping.

Speaker: Okay. And it's, it is more of a technical observation and the spoilers are alert. The next session is going to be very technical towards online. Technologies. Okay. Internet technologies, it's gonna be in that area. This comes from the observation, this and the motivation for saying this comes from the observation of Harold Martinez potentially being a pivot juncture point given his Iranian Venezuelan dual citizenship.

Speaker: As Alex Saab and, characters of that nature. I, when I was talking about that I thought or hypothesized that there might be a person that might be an Iranian Cuban citizen or an Iranian citizen and another countries citizen, but with Cuban parents, like Besos that, that might serve as a juncture point between Iran and Cuba because of, and I said this and I [00:36:00] quote, be because of the Amazon, eBay.

Speaker: Is what I said, and I didn't go into details what I meant by that. And that's a very deep subject. And I thought that I should probably mention or give an idea. So give a hint what I meant by that in case investigators ever look at this right? What I meant, and I can assess whether it's something worth pursuing or not.

Speaker: So what I meant by the Amazon eBay thing is the following years ago when I was, doing KOL Health and I was building, technology to defend the website against, Liana Technologies, and their attacks and everything. I was doing basically the same thing that I'm doing today in the offline world, but on the internet world.

Speaker: Like debugging how they manipulate things and how they operate. And at the time I did a lot of debugging on a set of queries that were related to shopping queries. Okay. In in, let me show this graph. Let me, sorry. [00:37:00] Let me do this real quickly to give an idea what I'm mentioning here.

Speaker 2: Oh, sorry.

Speaker: Okay, so for what I'm gonna say, please ignore the left side of this chart. So you see this micro or u here, this little u. What I'm gonna say, let's talk about only the right side of this curve. Okay? So let's ignore the left side. Imagine that the zero of the, [00:38:00] yeah. So in fact, this is actually the zero.

Speaker: So what I'm gonna talk only the zero to the positive numbers. The positive sickness s so. Is what I'm gonna say. So when I was developing the shopping queries and I bring up this chart to show, a typical normal distribution, okay. In queries. So in the search business, we talk about, the head of the distribution and the tail of the distribution.

Speaker: Imagine that this chart represents queries on the x axis. Okay. That you would have a lot of queries, like search phrases that people search for, cars, flowers eHarmony, chocolate, whatever. And then on the Y axis, you will have frequency, like how many people daily or monthly, whatever timeframe you choose.

Speaker: Search for that phrase. Okay. So what we are referring the business as the head of the distribution is basically the part between, it's like the top tier queries, like the top 5% queries like the, this area of the curve over here on the top right. So these are a [00:39:00] small number of queries.

Speaker: If you look at the number of queries that fall into that segment, it's a small number of queries and they're usually short queries. Okay? Because people tend to type, people are lazy, they tend to type shorter queries more often. Like more people type car than Toyota.

Speaker: Or more people type Toyota than Toyota Camry or more people type Camry than Toyota Camry. That's the head of the distribution, what we call the head. The head queries are the queries that happen very frequently. So this is like the most desirable queries.

Speaker: Like the queries that are worth a lot of money. If you place Google ads, for example, and the, the frequency correlates with the price of the Google Ads. So if you want to place Google ads in Google, ad words. Using Google AdWords or whatever advertisement platform, really by keywords, the keywords that are on the head of the distribution are the most expensive keywords.

Speaker: For example I don't know the numbers right now 'cause I, as I said I, they, these people don't [00:40:00] have, don't let me have any income. So I cannot spend any money in advertisement. And even if I did, they would use bots to click on the ads to drive me, towards exhaust. My, my budget. And they've done this before.

Speaker: So I know. Yeah. So for example, a cl back in the days, four years ago, five years ago, I remember a click one click in Google for a query like cars. Could be worth $70, seven, zero, something like that. Like they're very expensive. And then, as you walk through the distribution, you arrive to the, the frequency decreases, decreases.

Speaker: And these are the, at the, at, on the right side is what we call the tail of the distribution. So these are a lot of queries. You know this, it's a long tail like this. This graph doesn't make justice to what I want to illustrate. It's a very long tail. Millions, maybe even billions of different queries.

Speaker: In all languages where the queries happen very rarely. Some queries could happen 10 times per month. Some queries could happen one time per month. That's the tell. So observation I wanna say, is the following. When it comes to shopping queries, the shopping [00:41:00] queries, that segment is dominated by these two companies, eBay.

Speaker: Amazon. Okay. And the way it's split is that Amazon dominates the head queries and eBay dominates the Dell queries. And I think, if you ask me as an expert in search, I think this shows coordination between these two companies. 'cause it's like there's, the overlap is almost perfect. The none overlap is almost perfect.

Speaker: So if you look for any product in Google. If you look for a search query, what will rank at the top is consistently Amazon. If you look at these two companies only. If it's possible that for some queries, the manufacturer will rank higher.

Speaker: But if you concentrate only in online stores. Remove the manufacturer from your analysis, remove the. The Wikipedia page. So only the pages that are commercializing this shoppable item. If you only look at that universe of results, the top result for the head queries is [00:42:00] Amazon. And the top result for the tail queries is eBay.

Speaker: Or Craigslist, or companies controlled by eBay Kijiji in Canada. And how you tell. Looking at a product if it's a tell or not. If you look for things that have, like the model number. If you're looking for a specific thing and you want to search for it.

Speaker: Using the model number, specific model number, what will come at the top is always eBay. More than Amazon. Then, but if you're looking for a generic category of things, more on the head of the distribution, what will come on the top is Amazon. So what I'm saying, I think it's a very grave thing.

Speaker: Is that these two companies might have orchestrated using Liana Technologies technologies, of course, because that's the, the service provider for the criminal things they do, online tools us. That's the guy. The CEO of Liana Technologies. So they may have [00:43:00] orchestrated via Liana Technologies to manipulate the queries in Google, not only to win, but to not compete with each other.

Speaker: So Ima imagine the gravity of that. So that that's why I believe the, tying it back to the real world and to the, and Iranians, that's the reason why I intuitively thought there must be a Cuban, because Amazon is really pro-Castro's, interest. And eBay is the Iranian interest in the shopping, in the internet shopping world.

Speaker: So there must be. One individual out there that is Iranian or with Iranian family in Iran that is also a Cuban citizen or that has business or ties with Cuba to serve as a coordination point or maybe Venezuela to serve as a juncture point as Huddle is doing with other clusters, but with these two internet companies that are orchestrating obviously the domination of the shopping.

Speaker: Now, having [00:44:00] said that, obviously right. A conclusion from this is that Google must be in this. Why? Because Google has its own shopping product that has traditionally failed. Inexplicably. And I say inexplicably because how can you explain that? You being the company. That controls the search market by any metric, you decide to measure this.

Speaker: Having inside your own company, the engineers that work on the algorithm in the search ranking algorithms, still, you can't mean and having control of the product. You know that, you can argue that anti-tech, anti-competitive rules and Google is playing by the rules and then they're gonna manipulate.

Speaker: Okay let's say that for a second. But still, how can you explain that these two external companies can dominate the entire spectrum, the entire distribution, head and tail. In a way that it's basically a split in between the two companies. Perfectly with little overlap, if any, and you don't get any participation in that market having you, [00:45:00] your own shopping product.

Speaker: It's unbelievable right now, interestingly, the director of the shopping. Team back in from the days when you know Leanna technology was formed and when, they installed the ranking code for NAV-Boost. All this is documented on the website. That director is an Indian guy. Okay? And then he left the shopping team and came to local.

Speaker: To manage local. So he became the manager of Michael Schueppert. And this will be our next session. More the deep dive into the dynamics of the Google NAF Boost. Team. I'm not gonna talk about the technologies because I'm, I'm not gonna give away Google's technologies in this session 'cause I respect intellectual property, but I'm gonna talk about the individuals that were involved in this.

Speaker: According to what I believe and what the pipeline is telling. So that Indian director that run the shopping team that allowed to [00:46:00] Google's shopping product to fail miserably and allowed eBay's products or pages and Amazon pages to basically colonize all the shopping queries space, that guy then became Michael's manager.

Speaker: And he was reporting to Elizabeth Ray, who is also flag. So you can see how it works. So they position this guy, unfortunately I have an entity that represents him in the system, but I don't have his name. I can't recall his name, he was a but like in 2016, he was the one that replaced Jeremy Hilton as director of local searching in New York, and he was an Indian gentleman, maybe 5 10, 5 9 maybe.

Speaker: He wasn't very tall. I would put him close to 200 pounds, maybe a little bit more. He wore reading glasses black hair and I think he joined by the, around the time Mayur Thakur left for Goldman Sachs. So that's the other guy. So in, in what I think is [00:47:00] that he was responsible of making sure that Google Shopping failed because that was the only way that these two companies can, could overtake.

Speaker: Entire shopping queries, distribution, right in the way that they split them between the two. Now you will say but then it means that Amazon is getting the better deal because they have the most expensive queries. Not necessarily because remember, those are, yes, those are the more, more frequent queries.

Speaker: And the more expensive queries. But also there are a small number of queries compared to the tail. Like the tail of the distribution is very long. What matter really is the area under the curve. And if imagine that tail in this, on this left side is infinitely long. That area could end up being huge.

Speaker: And I don't know. It could be a 50 50 split in terms of money. I don't know. I will have to do analysis. To be able to give a number of what I think is the monetary split. But it doesn't mean that the the debate is getting the worst [00:48:00] deal here.

Speaker: It could be the opposite. Because we're talking about billions of queries. Billions. And it's not only the queries. It's also. How do I say this? Imagine that you want to insert a bug in somebody's house, okay? And you want to do it using let's pick a real example.

Speaker: They love doing this. The plastic plants, that those ornamental plastic plants that they sell in Amazon and other places, actually that's not a good example because it doesn't have a specific number, so the query wouldn't be very long. Yeah we can use it as example.

Speaker: So Ima imagine, imagine yeah, imagine plastic plants. Okay? So if you want to insert a bug into somebody's house in, in, in one of these plastic ornamental plants that they sell on Amazon anyway too. If you do it through Amazon, you would have to be able to bug all the types of plants because if you, Amazon is [00:49:00] getting the head queries mostly right?

Speaker: So somebody will type. So if somebody types in plastic plant just plastic plant, they would likely get Amazon on top. Okay. Then that would take them to a search results page in Amazon full of plastic plants, and there could be 200 products in there. So if the objective is to insert a bug using plastic plants with this query, Amazon will have to bug all the plastic plants that are carried.

Speaker: Unless they do it on the distribution chain, it could also be right, but. If you are on eBay, it's more effective because people are looking for longer queries, which means the product search is more specific and the link will land in the actual product page. So what that means is that, if they know that you like a specific type of plant or of a specific color, then you know eBay is a better channel to bug to insert the bug in this way because you're more likely to land in a very specific product page.

Speaker: I guess what I'm trying to say is that if the objective is economic [00:50:00] gain, maybe the split could be 50 50. I don't know. I'll have to do the math. But I'm guessing the Iranians are probably getting the better deal. Both because the level of hierarchy in the organization that I can see in the data.

Speaker: Also because of the, orchestration that I can see from observation what gather they're probably orchestrating all these at the top of the top. And also because of the fact that I know that the tail is infinitely long, like not really infinite. Everything is everything has a limit, but it's a super long tail.

Speaker: And in that long tail, the area under the curve might end up being bigger than in the head of the distribution. Also because I think it gives them an advantage to insert box because of the specificity of the query. So I think from an intelligence point of view of planting box in somebody's house or life, eBay is more effective than Amazon.

Speaker: For that reason. It's just a hypothesis. Of course, I will have to test this but it's just something to [00:51:00] think about. But I think that the bigger question is and this is something that I think authorities should investigate if there was orchestration to split the queries in this way.

Speaker: Because if there was, it shows that these people are really a coalition of countries. That's not, it's not just an isolated actor acting criminally, it's a coalition of countries. Basically dividing the internet for financial gain and for getting themselves the opportunity to implant box on people's houses.

Speaker: So it's, it's really mind boggling. So I'll cut it. I'll cut this one here. And then on the next episode we're gonna talk about NA Boost and not NAV-Boost itself, not the technology, but how it was stopping by this criminal network to control the internet. Okay. Thank you so much, and I'll see you on the next one.

20250709: Healthcare Control Through Covert Networks and Surveillance
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good evening invisible friends. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. My full name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano, and today is July 9th, 2025 and it's about 8:00 PM US Central Time. I am located at the 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. This session I'm going to make it a bit different.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I usually start with the guess who section, but I'm going to leave that for the end because these individuals are more like a a collection subset of different individuals and rather than one very prominent agent, okay. So I'm going to leave it to the end and I have a few items right, that I wanted to document [00:01:00] in case anybody like the real authorities are watching these videos maybe the information could be useful, given that I'm in a way restricted, let's put it that way here, and I cannot talk to the real authorities directly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for today, I have a few items, and I tried to prioritize them in a way that I want to talk about the things that could be more important at the beginning, at the start of the session.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I'm going to move to more technical topics, okay? So the first item it's a tricky one. Okay. So this information came to me today from one of the Venezuelan informants. I exchanged some, messages with, them [00:02:00] with a couple of the informants actually. But this came from one specific informant who's been typically reliable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the things that he, told me before seem to have been very accurate. And I cannot think of one instance in which he told me something that wasn't correct. There was another Venezuelan informant that in one occasion gave me bad information, like obviously bad information. And I think it was one of those cases, like they were probably trying to...

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine, like they, what they did was that they fed information, bad information to multiple people, different pieces of information to see which one I got to narrow it down and try to identify who was the informant.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess he had been giving me good information for a couple of months, and then one day he gave something that was obviously wrong, [00:03:00] but that is not this informant that gave me this information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is a different one. Okay. And he told me something that, I don't know. I don't I, don't it's such a crazy idea that I don't know if I can believe it myself. Which says a lot, because I've seen a lot, I've seen a lot in this area over the last few years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I, thought that I had lost my ability to get, surprised, like to get or to look at something and say this can't be true.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This what he told me. And I have to say that I have to say, I'm going to say it. I'm going to, I'm going to give the information that I received because it could be right. And if it is it could earth shattering, like it could change the landscape completely.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if it's not true, I guess the consequence is that the, informant is not reliable, and then I'll know that, he's not [00:04:00] reliable. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't think that, because I thought about this, what if it's one of those cases where they feed bad information to see. What happens if I disclose it or not to see if they can pinpoint the, informant, but I don't think that would be the case in this, case because it's it's such a sensitive topic that I don't think they would want to like, add liability on that area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Just to flush out one informant. Like I, I don't think it would be that. If it's wrong, it is because he got bad information. I don't think it would, it was so I don't think I'm, I would be putting him in, danger is what I'm trying to say.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, a couple of caveats before I say this. I don't know if this is true or not, but if it is true it would implicate a lot of other people and it would probably mean that those people are not in Venezuela as it was presented to me. [00:05:00] And they're probably here in the US. Which also would up the stakes in a way. So that's why I'm inclined to say this to pass this information that I received. Again, I don't know if this is true or not, and please take it with a grain of salt.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it could be, I don't know. This is what I got, so what the informant told me is that David Molero or David Molero and Salvador Mendez are the same person. It's the same man with two different identities. David Molero being the ringleader of the Molero clan that we talked about in yesterday's session and Salvador Mendez,

Reinaldo Aguiar: . I've talked about him in different sessions before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So according to the informant, these two people are the same person. And I'm not going to [00:06:00] get into the details of the implications of this. I imagine that if authorities are watching these videos, they would understand the implications of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And why I'm saying that this would be earth-shattering like this would completely change the game. And it would even put a timeline into when this operation was set up, and it would also implicate at least half a dozen people that are supposedly in Venezuela. And it would mean that they're here, or it would imply that they're probably here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're not really in Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the information I got.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now this, I'm also saying this because if this is true ...I don't know if it's true, I don't know if I could believe that, but if it is true, it's something that is really easy to prove as well, because, David Molero is here, and if he's compelled to give a [00:07:00] DNA sample that DNA sample could be compared against ...for paternity, against the son of Salvador Mendez, who is also here in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm not going to mention the name of the son of Salvador Mendez, out of respect for the innocent, that kid is here in Katy, and in fact... I think that kid he got some blood work done very recently, I think on June 9th or June 10th, 2025.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm mentioning this because it's possible that the blood, the samples are still around in that laboratory. So that work was done at the Memorial Hermann Medical Group in Firethorne , and the address is 1713 Spring Green Boulevard. 77494.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it would be trivial to verify if this information is true or not, [00:08:00] and if, it turns out to be true, then it changes a lot of things, it would be earth shattering for the bad guys. It will completely destroy any legal defense they could have in mind in, many arenas, no, I'm not talking about me personally. I'm talking about how can they deny that they did all this, so that's why I'm mentioning that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another important update: so it seems like in yesterday's session hit a nerve, there's no other way to interpret what's happening, like today... these people were acting irrationally. I've, seen things like this before, but very rarely, like maybe a couple of times before in the last four years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But today, like they were acting erratically. And I've, noticed a couple of things. I'm going to, I'm going to comment [00:09:00] on that, so first I recorded as always, with the KOL-Mobile, I have five cameras, two are hidden I don't, publish those. I will give those to the FBI in person, but but the ones that are visible are three cameras and they cover 360 degrees surrounding the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And those videos are already posted on YouTube.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think I, I still have to post the back channel, so the left and the right are already posted. I'm, going to post the back channel tonight. They're in, a playlist, organized in a playlist that has today's date.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So a couple of things happened, so when I, did that round that I got into the walled area of the landscapers and got the plates and everything, the man that was standing in there that looks like a freedom fighter with a beard, and... that man has followed me multiple times. I would say probably that he has been recorded by the system and co clustered together, I would say probably 10 times in the last six months, [00:10:00] and I'm not running . When I was running, he intercepted me even more frequently.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But yeah, so he got photographed by the cameras, so today he intercepted me again, like maybe a mile away from my home, and then he followed me for about 3.5 miles, and at the end of that stretch, he followed me for seven, eight minutes and at the end of that, he basically started taking pictures of my car aggressively he wanted me to know that he was photographing me, which doesn't really do anything. Psychologically these people have right now cameras inside my home and they have had cameras inside my home for 18 years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So somebody photographs me doesn't, scare me. But anyhow, after that happened, a police officer came to my home at around 7pm . He was very nice. [00:11:00] Like the police officer was very nice. Like he didn't harass me and he was polite he started saying that I was impersonating a police officer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same thing that Phil Denning did maybe six months ago, with the security guard at Lake Pointe Estates, the same play. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So apparently this man complained to the police and the police officer had a recording of me using the siren. And I explained that it's a civilian siren, that otherwise I would not be able to buy the car 'cause these things are regulated by law.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he was like but this sounds like a police siren. And I said this might sound like, but that's not a legal that's not a legal concept for it to be a police siren. It has to be of a specific frequency and have a specific cadence on the sound and pitch. There's a sound characteristics that have to be present for it to be a police siren and this one doesn't have those characteristics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we have that little exchange right at the end. He told me I'm just here letting you know [00:12:00] that these people are complaining and that the neighbors are complaining. Apparently many people are complaining about me. They're forming like a class action about me using the siren.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I just wanted to post about that because I know how they weaponized the police, and yeah, I already had my fair share of encounters with the Fort Bend County Police .

Reinaldo Aguiar: On that note I'm going to mention something that I haven't mentioned before, but it's important, it's a and, when I say important it could bring liability to Officer Gloria badge 4137 . Fort Bend County Police . Like legal ammunition to get him to talk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is what happened, and I didn't mention this before because it's a serious, it's a serious thing, and as I always say, my objective here is to bring this Diosdado Cabello to justice and bring Diosdado Cabello to the [00:13:00] US. It's not to destroy the lives of these people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But given that they sent the police officer today, I'm going to say it: so a few days after Marcelo was kidnapped, removed from the home, and I called 911 the second time and they dispatched Officer Gloria, by the way, contrast that the Freedom Fighter landscaper is able to get the police to come to my home, and, file a complaint so easily, but my child is kidnapped and the police officer that comes to my home refuses to file a complaint.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see the injustice, and the bias of the system in this, so anyhow that day, I'm like... I come outside to talk to the officer, officer Gloria, and this is recorded in the, and this, should be in his body cam. What, I'm going to describe, [00:14:00] this was something that happened that is not audible, so it will not be recorded in the recording that I posted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened was this, my former partner had bought, I think at Walmart.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know exactly where she bought it, but she bought a, box of pens Okay. Like writing pens.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that day I took a pen out of the box and I came outside to talk to the officer, and as we were talking when he was about to leave he asked me for the driver's license of my former partner.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went inside and had a copy of the driver's license and had a notepad where I was taking notes and a pen, the pen that I took out of the box. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I had these three things in my hand. I'm talking to the officer Gloria, and he tells me [00:15:00] I'm going to give you my card or something.. I don't remember if it was a card or a piece of paper, but he gave me something, and he told me you can write here the incident number, not the report number, because he refused to file a police report. It was an incident. Okay. A number that starts with P and all this is documented in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he hands me, I think it was his card or a piece of paper, I can't recall. And then he tells me, use my pen. So he's giving me two things at the same time, he's giving me this piece of paper, of the card and a pen, his pen, and I have in my hand a phone, which when we, that I'm using to record the conversation, a notepad and my own pen, and he's doing this with two hands and handing me these two things at the same time. So my, what I did is that put my pen in my mouth, and took his pen .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have this bad habit that when I need to use my hands and I have a pen [00:16:00] in my hand. I used to have that habit. I, will not do that anymore. I, learned my lesson, so I put my own pen that I took from that box that my partner had bought in my mouth, I bit the pen.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I did that, the pen had a taste that was super bitter. I it was, very it had, it was a distinctive taste that I have never tasted in my life. The pen had something on top of it, a chemical. I don't know what it was. So when I put it in my mouth, the taste was so bitter that I started, I'm sorry for doing this graphic display explanation of what I did.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I started spitting saliva to try to wash my mouth and to remove with my fingers whatever was in the pen. Right When I did that, the officer smiled. He smirked. It was a gesture, like he didn't say anything, but the way I read it, it was like, gotcha.[00:17:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So my theory is that there was something in the pen .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't understand it. I, didn't understand the smile of the officer at that point. I didn't understand why was he smiling, because I was making a face for about the bitterness of the pen . But what happened was, like half an hour after that the officer left, I came inside my home. I started having heart palpitations, like my heart started beating very, fast.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, I got scared to be honest. I, thought I could be having a heart attack, I didn't feel pain, but my, my, my heart, became very agitated, very accelerated. I don't know how to say it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I was in a situation where I didn't want to leave the house. I, I felt my life was in danger for obvious reasons.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:18:00] And so I wasn't in a position in which I could go seek medical attention. So anyhow, what I did, I took melatonin, like 20 milligrams, like a high dose of it to try to calm myself down. And I think I took Magnesium , and melatonin, like the two things together makes me very sleepy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I'm working on something that, has my mind occupied and, I can't sleep because I'm thinking of that. If I take melatonin and magnesium , I , fall asleep.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I took that and I fell asleep. And the next day I was fine. And before doing that, I washed my mouth and tried to wash my mouth as the best I could try to remove any residues that, that could be in my tongue from biting that pen.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I think the pen was contaminated with something. And he knew it because he smiled when I bit the pen and because the pen, and because he handed me these two things that in a way forced me to [00:19:00] what where, was I going to put that pen?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like we were talking outside, there's no table, there's there's nothing in there. I could have put it on the floor, but then I would have to be like picking it up from the floor every time I wanted to write something. So I don't know. It felt to me like he, handed me those two things, so I would put the pen in my mouth that, that's the way I interpreted it. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I have the box of pens, of course, and that particular pen saved in a plastic bag sealed waiting, hoping some day somebody looks at this and if something happens to me, and I don't get to talk to the authorities in person if I'm not alive by then .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Go to the Britton Ridge house and in my safe the pens are there. Okay. All the pens that came in that box, including the pen that I was using that night, and that pen is separated in a separate bag. [00:20:00] Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Talking about those things, other items and, this in the previous session, I or the session before I said something like I was avoiding to go outside.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Oh. When I was describing the episode with Marcelo, when I reported Wilmer Ruperti. I said I was afraid to leave my home for months. Thinking that staying inside of the house, they would not be able to harm me. And then I said something like, but it turns out that I was wrong.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They can harm you even if you're inside.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's that's what I meant. They can harm you with things like objects that you put in your mouth, like your tooth brush or food that you buy at the store. There's multiple ways they can harm you even if you don't leave your house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I've learned this the hard way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's other items, food items, for example, these were documented in a previous session. I gave a list of all the food items that the informant warned me [00:21:00] about them. That's why I didn't eat them. And I, nothing happened to me, but I have them saved and frozen.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there was one item that I haven't talked about, which is, it's documented in the website, in writing, but I haven't talked about it in video, and I want to do that today because we're talking about this topic. It's the water filter... somehow, I don't know how I my, my, slogan is I, only find them, I don't explain them, I don't know how they did this, but they contaminated the water filters at my home, I believe with heavy metals. And I have multiple data points. Why I believe this. I'm not going to get into the details, but I'll tell the FBI in person and I swear. I will do this under oath if necessary. I'm not making this up.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They did contaminate. I'm, a hundred percent sure to the point that when I realized that, I basically [00:22:00] disconnected the filter to make sure that I didn't drink that water, not even by mistake. And then I was drinking tap water from the faucet for months unfiltered water, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because the, I know the filter is contaminated. So, that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now let's talk about something else. Now I'm going to switch a little bit about more technical topics. Okay. On the technical side of things I've been doing this. Let's say radio hobbyist experiments, where I have certain equipment, certain setup that I built myself, and I am able to catch things that like signals [00:23:00] that come from the sky, because now that I know that they're bouncing signals off the satellites and I know where the satellites are, because all this is public data and I have a, software that I wrote, and it's publicly available for everybody to use, it's at coca-net.com.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I have the technology to compute the bounce points and the when should I send a signal?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And one of the informants is working with me in doing experiments with this, we're doing experiments, we're, the two of us are catching things at the same time. And we're working, together on this thing. I'm in Katy. He's not in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's super interesting, like the things that I'm able to see when I decrypt streams of data are very interesting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm also learning a lot about the [00:24:00] infrastructure, about how they do it and what they do. For example, let me give you an example. I understood that... I thought the system was more like a UDP. And here I'm going to get a bit technical and I'm not going to define the concepts because it would take too long.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if you if you are a non-technical person, I encourage you... these concepts are not difficult to understand. don't be intimidated , they are simple concepts in reality. So if you see a term that I say, I'm going to transcribe the video and put captions in this, but if you see a term like an acronym that you don't understand, just look it up in Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Google it, and you'll find a Wikipedia page that explains the concept, what it means. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I thought until a few days ago that the system was more like a UDP transmission in which there is no acknowledgement, because they're bouncing these things off the satellites .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I thought it was like, basically like unidirectional, point A is sending a message [00:25:00] to point B and hopefully got it right, but that's not the way it works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What they're actually doing is: when the satellite is in that point where the two points could communicate: where point A could bounce the signal and it would hit point B. Point B also sends a signal acknowledgement and other things bouncing off the same satellite back to point A. So it's, really a bi-directional communication using the same jump point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this... I didn't know this. I, saw it, and I saw it because I'm able, to basically establish a kind of a TCP connection with the person that is working with me on this. So it's a it's an amazing idea now. It's very weak. Their, implementation is very weak, super weak.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can, run circles around this, thing at this point, [00:26:00] I think the weakness relies on the one, another thing I understood, I thought the channels were isolated, like really isolated. I thought the channels were physically isolated. And I've said this multiple times I thought that the houses that end in zero zero or addresses end on zero, zero physically can only talk...

Reinaldo Aguiar: but that's not the way it works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Basically, even a house that is not zero zero can get temporarily, can, serve as a, rerouting point or as a jump point, as an intermediary point for a communication that is a financial communication. And this is a tremendous weakness. So they, so basically they're relying only on obscurity and the secrecy of the decryption key for security .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thinking that, so the house ...How do I say this? Imagine That you [00:27:00] have three properties. Okay? Two of them are on the channel, zero zero. And there's a third property in the middle that ends in zero six. It's intelligence, it's not Finance . Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I thought that the two houses ending zero zero would communicate directly, but that's not the, that's not what's happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They are routing the messages from the zero zero to the zero six. The zero six sees the message but cannot decrypt it. But it can see it, it has to see it because it gets it and then reroutes it, and then the decryption is only successful on the zero zero, that is the intended destination.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the message passed through a non, through a series of non zero zero addresses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is tremendous weakness because it means that I can stand anywhere and I can get any kind of messages, I don't have to be, at the beginning I was chasing a specific channels. Trying to get specific types of information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, I'm very interested in the Bitcoin information, in the, crypto, [00:28:00] in the financial channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But as it turns out, even if I stand on a house that ends in seven, like the salt typhoon in front of me, even if I do that, I can temporarily get messages. Of course, I wouldn't be able to decrypt them with a key that would be produced for that house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if I can guess, which would be the house that at the end would get the message, I can decrypt it, so this is it's super interesting because they're idiots really. And they, deserve everything that is going to happen to them. From a technical point of view, it's a terrible implementation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it's laziness. It's, that's what would I don't know. I don't understand what could I what would have been the cost of [00:29:00] doing it the right way, like really isolating the channels physically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's ...to give you an analogy, it's if you're building a bank and you're running the network of the bank, and you with ethernet cables, like you're using cables to wire the entire bank and inside of the bank there is a Starbucks, for some reason, I don't know, just to give you an example. It's if you were going to route all the cables in the bank, but the Starbucks is in the middle and they I'm going to just connect to the Starbucks and then I'm going to connect the Starbucks to the other servers of the bank.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's stupid.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like anybody who has control of the Starbucks or that has physical access to the Starbucks. Can intercept the communications, the transactions of the bank, and no bank would ever do that. That's more or less what they did here. Instead of physically, isolating the channels.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're relying on software routing and obscurity [00:30:00] of the decryption system, encryption system, the cryptography, to feel safe.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But bad news, they're not safe.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow I'm learning a lot and I see that the, network is very weak I, have high hopes that, that if I can do this I, can't imagine what the NSA will do to them when they get these videos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I've been getting small things right. Like it's I, can't get, oh but, by the way, the thing is like an internet that they have it's like a WhatsApp with Instagram, with email with it's, a whole parallel internet. They have everything in that thing, so I I can at this point I'm evolving, [00:31:00] I'm learning and I learn, very fast in this area. And I, expect to evolve on this very quickly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it's, I'm still learning. I'm still on the early phases of the, of the learning curve, but at this point I can get pretty good results. Not decrypt long things, but I can decrypt some things, and I can tell you I've, got some things that seem like financial transactions and there. I don't want to give too much away, but I want to give enough so authorities can investigate, if anybody watches these videos. So one of the things that I got seems to be ... i'm like 90% sure these are like car leases transactions. They seem like the amounts, like I, I have different reasons to believe that [00:32:00] this could be lists of car leases. And the other things seem to be financial transactions that repeat periodically or and again, I don't want to give too much away, but I, did some experiments with data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My theory, this is just a theory. I have no way to prove this thing that I'm going to say right now, but it's a theory. Okay let's call it an informed guess. I think those transactions could be I don't know what that's called in English. When you buy, it's not lay away, it's when you buy something, but you pay it in installments.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If how do you call that? If you go to Best Buy, and then when they offer you that credit card, when you buy something, and they ask you would you like to apply for the Best Buy credit card, you can pay for this in six, or in 12 [00:33:00] installments with no interest. That kind of thing, that's what they look like and the amounts....

Reinaldo Aguiar: so the amounts are repeated and if you sum them up, they add up to prices of items that are listed, to the cents , some items that are listed on Bestbuy.com. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So my theory is that this is some sort of installments program. My theory is, that they're using the Best Buy credit card to allow the agents to purchase electronics, and then they refund the agents for a portion of the purchase price .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a subsidy, if you think about it, so say, and they I'm here in this part of the mechanics of the financials, I'm guessing, maybe they refund a hundred percent, maybe they give them the electronics for free. I don't know. But knowing them [00:34:00] and how they think and operate, because I've been dealing with them for years, I would think that it's probably a subsidy say that you want to buy a computer that is $2,000, so Diosdado Cabello tells you, buy it with the Best Buy credit card and I'll refund you $500, in crypto, or I don't know, a thousand dollars, half, half the price, the idea being laundering the money. The same thing that they do with the Shell gas stations, and the Buc-ee's laundering the money by refunding the agents with crypto and the agents pay with clean money, the credit card, and get the items at discounted prices , it's a win-win, win , win situation . Everybody wins. The agent wins because he is buying the thing cheaper, subsidized. Best Buy [00:35:00] wins because they're making a sale. Diosdado Cabello wins because he laundered a percentage of the value of the item in drug money.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Xi Jinping also wins because he gets a 3% of the whole thing. So it's win-win-win-win .So that's what I think is happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other types of things that I saw seem to be car leases. And I have multiple data points why I think they're car leases. But I'm not going to give much details on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But now I have the seeds, like now I have, and this is the critical point. Now, every time I successfully decrypt something, I get more seeds, I get more viable seeds to decrypt more things, so that's why I say that my it's a, learning curve that is likely, it's not the, like the normal learning curve is the opposite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It is exponential, the more I decrypt, the faster I will learn.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, car [00:36:00] leases. So if, I guess the tip to put it in a nutshell would be: I would try to find people that are marked in the index and are paying for car leases using credit cards, and those would be candidates, because maybe they're getting the refund for the lease value, because at the end it's a, it is a work vehicle, maybe they're getting refunded in crypto for the car leases.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And like in, in one of the rounds that I did recently, there was a person that had five car leases, I think it was that it was a, yeah, it was a a truck...

Reinaldo Aguiar: it was brown or sand color and it was parked inside that gated community that it's close to Lake Pointe Estates Falcon Nest, on Bay Hill Boulevard and Barton Creek , and the plate starts, and this is recorded in video and it's in the posts of the YouTube channel. The, plate started with [00:37:00] WDL, I think.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that house had five leases, say that it's $300 each lease, so it would be $1,500 a month. So it's $18,000 of laundering potential for one house, you repeat this N times and it's, something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, speaking of that truck in the recordings of today I, did a round on the area that it's in front of " Swim Academy".

Reinaldo Aguiar: " Swim Academy" is super flagged and Marcelo, my son ... my former partner was taking him to classes there to learn to swim as a baby for two years or a year. And that location is super flagged and in front of it, they have a huge paramilitary settlement. That's what that is. And that happens to be on the back of a very [00:38:00] prominent residential area that's gated. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, in that area, in front of Swim Academy, in one of the perpendicular streets , there was a truck brown / sand color, exactly the same color as the one that I'm describing, the WDL one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Very similar.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I haven't checked it with the pipeline because it was on my way back. I will when I go back to the office, I will check it systematically to see if the features are the same. But it seemed very similar to that truck. And what caught my attention is that it had no plates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They removed the plates, on the front and the back, and it was parked on the street with no plates. Which ... the police should tow it. If the police were, really doing law enforcement, they would tow those vehicles. But that truck, it's the same color and it seems very similar.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's possible that after I reported it, they removed the plates and [00:39:00] hid it in that area because I never drive towards that area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: On that street. It's possible it's the same truck, is what I'm saying. And it's important because if it is the same truck, then it means that they're reacting to what I'm posting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's proof, that's, another data point that shows that they are an organized group working as a team, as a group towards a common goal, which I think is what the free world ultimately needs to prove.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not a smoking gun, but it's one important data point. And speaking of that, this was picked up systematically by the system: the number of vehicles with no plates that are parked in driveways or.

Reinaldo Aguiar: On the streets is increasing significantly, before it happened, but not with the numbers that, that we're seeing [00:40:00] now. So it's seems to be a thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They, are removing the plates of the vehicles, en masse. There's many vehicles in Katy that have no plates. And some of them are even circulating like they're not parked, but like they're working on those vehicles with no plates and the police doesn't stop them, but then they come to my home and say that I'm impersonating a police officer, so yeah. So that's the vehicles with no plates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now I'm going to do something radical here. I see that there, this network is so weak. The design of this thing, 'cause it relied, it relied on the fact that nobody knew it existed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if, that premise holds, it's a secure system. Who, who is going to think of catching things from the [00:41:00] sky when a satellite is in a certain point it, the probability of that happening before the geo index was leaked to the free world was null , but now that everything is public, this system is is super insecure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I see that it's so weak, the security and the cryptography of this thing that I'm going to tell them here right now, what I'm going to do now to the, to their network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I'm going to do... so I have a roadmap. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first thing I'm going to do is my next step, because now I can decrypt things, oh, and I'm using, I didn't say this, but I'm using their network to send my messages so I'm bouncing my signals on the same satellite that they're bouncing their signals, to make it more interesting, [00:42:00] so my next step is trying to insert, this is what I'm going to do next. I'm going to try to insert bytes into their messages.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to try to corrupt their messages to try to insert arbitrary things into their messages. I'm going to try to modify their messages, so when they send a message, if I manage to do it right, I might be able to change the characters.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or a sequence of characters, so for example if, the message says let's meet at 7:00 PM maybe I will change the seven for a six, something like that. That's the idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the first step, the second step, if I succeed at changing the messages, the next thing I want to do, my roadmap is to change the instructions of the app.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if I'm able to control their agents, that's what I want to test, but this, I have to test it with the other guy [00:43:00] because if I'm sending bytes, the bytes are going to end in the other location, so what I need to do is to send bytes to the location where he is, or that he sends bytes so they end up here and I can observe the behavior, but that would be the ultimate test ...if I'm able to control their agents by overriding the instructions of the app.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's my, end goal in my roadmap.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also on the technical side of things speaking a bit about the Time of Arrival technique , I modified the pipeline a little bit to, to try to detect patterns.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it seems to be the case like that the cars really are acting as sensors that are static relative to each other, so that seems to be what they're doing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now that I know, the detection is trivial, [00:44:00] so the way it would look like if you are a police officer or a an FBI officer, or counterintelligence officer, I don't know exactly what your role would be called, and I apologize for that, but I'm not trained in that area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But so if you're driving , if you're following me, what you would observe is that when I approach an intersection, there is a vehicle that will come from one of the lateral sides and will merge into the same direction that I'm traveling.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And a few seconds later, like two or three seconds, or maybe even before this vehicle turns in my direction, another vehicle will come from another street, maybe 500 feet ahead or 300 feet ahead, of the vehicle that is merging into my, direction of travel. But this vehicle is closer, like further away from me and [00:45:00] further away from this other vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that vehicle will also merge, so at that point, I have these two vehicles in front of me. And the way to detect them is because the distance between these two vehicles doesn't change. They need to maintain that distance because with that distance is that they can do the computation of the timing of arrival of the signal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So these two vehicles have to be traveling at the exact same speed, maintaining the exact distance between them, regardless of my speed. If I pass them, that's okay. But the important thing is that the two of them maintain the same distance between them and travel at the same speed. That's the, so I think this will be super easy to detect.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, with the traffic cameras it, should be probably super easy. And I have the in the, SpyHELL pipeline, I have technology to flag [00:46:00] this behavior now. I didn't have it before because I didn't know I was looking and that that was the, the lack of understanding, like my system was biased towards the behavior of one vehicle. And I do have models for things like collaboration, but it was more like about like blocking the view of the cameras or things like that, but because I wasn't aware of the, I hadn't understood the technique, really the core of it I, didn't program a filter for this, where the relative behavior, and this is a deep thought...

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I'm saying in this moment is something that it's, and this is an idea that is just coming to me in this moment, it's not formed in my head. So I, can't really do a good job at explaining the idea. But it's like the, design flaw in my design is that [00:47:00] the design was made

Reinaldo Aguiar: from A first person perspective . Imagine that it's a video game . The game was a first person shooter, it was designed from a first person perspective, from the perspective of the operator of the KOL-Mobile, but that kind of mentality in the design cannot see this pattern, this specific pattern because the vehicles might not be in view, the second vehicle might not be in view of the camera, so you, it cannot be done that way. So the, design mentality has to be from the perspective of one of the cars or "God view". .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It doesn't mean that my design is wrong. It works for what it's doing. But to catch this, a different design mindset is needed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that mindset cannot [00:48:00] be first person, cannot be from a viewpoint centered on the KOL-Mobile.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It might be done using the cameras in the KOL-Mobile, but the design philosophy has to change. It has to adapt to be able to catch these kind of coordinated multi-vehicle in-movement schemes. It's an interesting, it's an interesting, it's an interesting challenge and I'm going to take on it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But yeah, so the, vehicles are sensors, and are acting as pairs, pairs of sensors. So you can think of them that way. And if you, are following me. And you try to like, imagine that you're looking at what i'm looking at, what you will notice is that in no [00:49:00] moment during my trajectory, wherever I go, there's no, not a single moment in which I don't have two vehicles either in front or two vehicles behind, this is a constant situation. And now that I know, I can see it, so that also tells me the motivation of what they're doing, what they're trying to do...

Reinaldo Aguiar: The reason why they keep following me, because at this point, the index is public, everything is public, the technology is public, the code is public, it's open source. The videos are already posted. I put them in the court documents... what's the point?

Reinaldo Aguiar: What they're, doing... I understood now, that I can see that every moment of my day, there's always two vehicles doing this thing where they're maintaining the, distance and the speed between them. [00:50:00] Now that I see that, I understand what they're doing, what they're doing is making sure that if I turn on my cell phone, they will be able to listen what I'm... or, read what I'm communicating with anyone .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the only explanation for that is that they're trying to find the informants.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's, the only thing they could think they can get out of that. Like they trying to see, or to pinpoint who are these informants. Which is telling, it's very telling. I imagine that if they find informants nothing good is going to happen to the informants.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Probably trying to find them to kill them. It is very telling of their mindset in this moment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I wanted to mention that I think on the technical side of things, if I can summarize what I said right now, I [00:51:00] would summarize it as: number one: It is confirmed a hundred percent that bouncing signals off the satellites is what they're doing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And not only that, but it's not unidirectional, but bidirectional with a handshake. It's a modified version of TCP/IP. And and it has acknowledgement and, also I'm able to decrypt part of it, and I'm working on being able to modify the transmissions that they do, and after that, I'm going to override the instructions on their app. So I'm, going to be able to control their agents. That's my end goal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so that's the first thing that, that is confirmed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other thing that is confirmed is that what they're doing is using Time of Arrival twice ,to isolate the Mac address of the phone of the target.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:52:00] Now that they lost all the surveillance that they had, because before... remember: they they sold me that Tesla, and in the Tesla they had GPS military grade microphones, re-transmitters, IR infrared light encoders they had, that Tesla is like a Chinese espionage machine on wheels.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So when they had all that, they didn't need this. But now that I'm I'm, not driving that car anymore, they have to adapt. And now they're doing this, this thing . So that's the reason, that's the reason why they, do this thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So actually I want to show an example of what that looks like.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So let's say that we go to Falcon Landing and Gaston Road.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That would be where [00:53:00] Villasport is. Okay. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the example I was giving you, and I like this particular play, i've seen it repeatedly, like they do the same play every time when I'm driving on Falcon Landing towards Lake Pointe Estates when I'm about here. So this would be Falcon Landing. let me see.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, so the Villasport is over here, and this is like the yeah the, high school is here. This is the high school. Okay. So when I'm driving on Falcon Landing, when I'm about here, what they will do, they will bring a vehicle on this corner right around here that will turn right and when this vehicle turns right. Then another vehicle will appear exactly here at the Penny pools, I think it's called, where the pool store is [00:54:00] in this shopping mall, another vehicle will appear and will make a left. So at that, at the exact same time. So at this, at that time, they have one vehicle, more or less here, and the other vehicle more or less here. And remember, I am traveling in this direction here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So after I pass the traffic light, I already have the two vehicles positioned in that way in front of me. And they will be always keeping the same distance between them, by traveling at the same speed. In that leg of my trip, if I turn on my cell phone they will, clone it, and then those vehicles were, there. And if I pass them, it doesn't matter because then they pull the same trick here. They bring one vehicle at this point the second vehicle from this there's another area, yeah. From, this apartment complex that is also a docker hood. So at that point I have two sensors in front and two sensors on the [00:55:00] back.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They, time the two vehicles and they come from two different directions. And of course, to an observer that is not looking for this pattern, it's impossible to see it. In fact, I didn't see it until I understood the thing with the goal structure and the rotating fan.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But now that I know, I can see it, and of course I'm making changes to my system to be able to detect this behavior and flag the vehicles that do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's, the idea.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I was going to say something in addition to that, but it escapes me right now. ah, right! So about the harassing incidents today.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So one was that landscaper slash freedom fighter that followed me for four miles almost. And then started taking pictures and then called the police, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, filed false police report saying that I was [00:56:00] impersonating a police officer. I'm not like, I'm not dressed as a police officer. I'm not, that is not impersonating a police officer. And that siren is not a police siren.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, the second incident was at the Shell Gas station that is near Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm going to show that here in this map. Okay? So if you go, and this is recorded in the videos that are already in YouTube, you can check them out if you have time if you go to Lake Pointe Estates, there is a Shell gas station here that it's owned by this network. They do the thing... it also has a McDonald's,

Reinaldo Aguiar: so they fill the tank and then they go buy the Happy Meal. And like they do the money laundering thing there. So that gas station is, I think, yeah, here where the McDonald's is, so this is the gas station. So the incident happened here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened was, I was like recording the cars in the gas station.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was [00:57:00] this dark sedan that... the guy was following me, oh, he was obviously he was obviously following me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have a miniaturized version of the system. It doesn't, of course it doesn't run the full detection system, but it gives me with certain precision a warning, if the car is flagged and. I got the warning, like that car is probably... when I run it, I'm 90% sure that it's going to be flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I parked next to him to, record him when he got out of the car, because he parked at the convenience store as if he was going to buy something. When he saw that I turned in that direction.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I parked next to him, waiting for him to get out of the car. So he would be recorded by the cameras. He did not get out of the car. So he moved the car and then he parked his car here. And then after that, what I did, I moved my car as well, and I went to the pump to fill gas to, to put gas in the vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But of [00:58:00] course, I parked in a way that the camera on the back would record him. When he got out of the vehicle, he did not get out of the vehicle either.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then I left and he also left , so when he left, he went on this exit and I went on this exit, and then he turned right, and I turned left. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we basically encountered each other face to face , and I passed next to him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I did that, he rolled down the window and started basically banging with his fist on the KOL-Mobile, like he got physical with the car, which is stupid because it's an armored car. He probably hurt his hand , like that car can sustain gunfire like what, he is going to do, punching the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I'm mentioning this because and of course he got recorded and his face is probably, I haven't checked the videos, but his face is probably in the YouTube videos. He was a black man, probably like 220, 240 pounds. More than [00:59:00] 6'0, in height. And, but what, was interesting to me is that from my miniaturized system, I think the car was very prominent, but he acted stupidly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that tells me that he's not an experienced, he might not even be an intelligence officer, he might be like one of those low level Uber drivers that they use, but the car was prominent. So what that suggests to me is that they're flipping the world, so they're giving the prominent cars to the low level people and the prominent agents, the SEBIN agents are probably taking the, low level cars, the cars that have no distinctive features, which would make sense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I'm saying this because this man, did a... that's a Faux-pas, right in in, in, intelligence or you [01:00:00] should not get physical like you're supposed to be covert . Are you going to create a scene and somebody calls the police and there's a record of you being there?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's stupid. But anyhow that's, what he did.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think I'll have to recalibrate my system to account for this. 'cause it seems to me like they're just introducing noise sending vehicles that are obviously flagged that they know, that are flagged because they probably already had incidents with me on those vehicles and they're sending them with people that are not important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow that's the, game we're playing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So now after the, with this, I'm going to conclude the technical part of this session and I'm going to talk about people that have been flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this will be like the "Guess who?" segment, but it's not one person or two people, but like series of people of different areas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm going to read the names [01:01:00] and I'm going to put them in, the transcript and I'm going to put them in the captions To make sure that they're spelled correctly but I'm not going to spend too much time detailing because it's a long list and the info is in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first group is people from Yahoo, from the days when I worked at Yahoo Search .

Reinaldo Aguiar: These people are super flagged and I believe that they were a crucial part in the dismembering of Yahoo Search to give it to Bill Gates and Microsoft . These are Stoyan Stefanov, Nam Nguyen, who is today a top executive at Meta's Instagram, and Julien Lacompte, A French citizen.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those are the people from Yahoo that I wanted to mention.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also wanted to mention... this came from the informant. The informant told me that "Jo Jo", the gym instructor of Villasport that teaches cycling, like a static cycling. [01:02:00] The message was like, she's more prominent, that I could imagine, something like that. That would be the translation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: "Jo Jo", although her profession is unassuming apparently she's very important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other person I want to mention is a guy called Jose Paulino Gonzalez. And this is another one of these kids from the oil company days in Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also went to the same high school as I did, and he's very good friends with Marcos Castillo and Daniel Parra and those, guys.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Jose Paulino Gonzalez is interesting because in Venezuela he was a SEBIN agent, or DISIP, like he worked in intelligence, like he was an intelligence officer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I wouldn't call that "intelligence", but that would be the equivalent, [01:03:00] he was that, his job was that in Venezuela and he's here in Katy and he's friends with these people, so obviously he has to be a big part of this SEBIN operation here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another thing I want to mention is: a couple of years ago, Penelope Suarez, she started on a campaign of taking me to, or like she was pestering me to registered in a series of small runs in Houston, like a 5K.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There was a 5K that we ran , and there was also a 10 K. And those events are flagged in the, by the pipeline and a lot of people... so when you run in these events, they generate a list of participants. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't want to give too much details because I don't want to give the network any advantage, but in those in that, list of participants, there are people that are very important in this network that were [01:04:00] also in those runs .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know, what was the angle like? I don't know what, because she, had a very strong interest in taking me to that place, it felt a lot, like when Maria Eugenia Rojas was pestering me to go to the Hamptons dinner, there, there was an angle behind that because they sat me next to Paul McCartney and Travis Kalanick had somebody from his team there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or when or, when Maria Eugenia Rojas was pestering me to go to that gala at the American Museum of Natural History . The same situation, she was pestering me for months. It was annoying. Like I didn't want to go, but like she insisted and insisted, So I went.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This thing with the 5K and the 10K with Penelope, it felt the same way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I ran the names of the participants through the pipeline, and there's a lot of interesting people in [01:05:00] there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For the Next item I'm going to mention people from Twitter. Okay. And I kind of ranked them in this list. So the, top, the thing, the one that carries the most liability is Roberto Konow because he was at eBay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he was a manager, low level manager at eBay. He came to Twitter to work in search, and then the network moved me to Search to work kind of side by side with Roberto Konow, me being an "advisor" .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then after Roberto Konow extracted information from me, he went back to eBay and got a job as a "director".

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he rejoined eBay at a much higher position than he had left six months prior, just after extracting the information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it seemed to me like a form of payment , for spying for eBay. And he's a Chilean citizen, He is from Chile .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have Arnaud Weber, another French citizen, , and he [01:06:00] was my manager at Twitter, and he was the senior VP of revenue. And then he moved to "Experience" is what's called or "Bluebird team" , which owns Search.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he basically asked me to move to Search with him. So he moved me from Revenue... he hired me for Revenue, and when he moved, he took me with him to Search. So I, so Roberto Konow could extract the information for eBay, basically. So also a lot of liability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: James Gao, Chinese citizen. And his role was the equivalent to Andy Martone at Google.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he was my "mentor", but he was just there extracting information, then also within Twitter there is a team that was called "RP1". It was basically the revenue team the, billing team, the team that has the accounting system to keep track of the [01:07:00] expenditure on the ads.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in that team there's four people flagged Dwarak, Payam, Lubo, and Somya Vivek.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All of them are flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then there's another team that was managed by a guy named Luke Simon or Simon, and he got kinda media attention because he, made some comments when, Elon Musk "acquired" twitter, he said something derogatory about the engineers and it got published in the Washington Post or in the New York Times, I can't recall where , but it was published, like his messages leaked and the screenshots of what he said something terrible, like he basically was saying that and I don't know, I don't recall the, thing, because it was years ago, but it was terrible, like he was treating people like objects basically in the conversation and making the derogatory comments about his own [01:08:00] engineers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he was the manager of these engineers, and then he got fired for that. So he is flagged as well. In that team there's also a guy called, or was a guy called Kirill Lashuk, Russian, more Russian than this, you will not find and is the, name is spelled K-I-R-I-L-L. That's the first name, last name L-A-S-H-U-K: Super flagged, and he's the equivalent of Alex Vod in local search in Google, and Eugene.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you put Eugene and Alex Vod together, you get Kirill Lashuk or James Neufield, who is also super-flagged. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Kirill worked for Twitter and also for Carta. So then he moved to Carta, which is a company is basically the way they spy on all the startups. Carta is the aggregator for that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also flagged at Twitter [01:09:00] Valerie Wolf with the name Marker "Wolf", VanderLinden. Also. Helen Friedland She was my manager at some point. Kavita Kanetkar also flagged , I have written about her dozens of times in the website. And from the search team also Ajeet and Vijay, they're from India and super flagged, both of them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There, there's a, there's an account in the website in which I recounted at a time where they they extract the information from me and then they started taking pictures of the whiteboard when I went outside to grab coffee like, that, level of nonsense, to then give them to eBay to the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's on Twitter.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also I want to mention a few people that are accountants because in the last session I mentioned these former [01:10:00] officials from the IRS. And, but I forgot to mention that those ruses that they do when they weaponize the IRS are always in combination with your own accountants.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they will, make you or they will, yeah, they will make, they will create situations that will prompt you to hire an accountant that is controlled by them. And that way they can like, do things like make a mistake in the forms or get you to write something that is not correct or change something in the form and you don't notice and you sign it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then with the officials of the IRS that they use to weaponize the IRS, they will trigger an audit or they will send you a letter threatening legal action, things like that. So these accountants in my case were Veronica Sanchez here in Katy / Houston. And she was referred to me by Marcos Castillo and Daniel Parra together.[01:11:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the story that they told me is that she was the accountant of Daniel Parra and the sister of Marcos Castillo. I saw that the last names don't match, like she's Sanchez and he's Castillo. But out of respect, I didn't want to ask why. Yeah. I thought maybe you know, Marcos Castillo's father had an indiscretion and had a child outside of the marriage. I didn't want to like ask an inappropriate question, so I didn't ask why the last names didn't match.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But according to Marcos, she is his sister, but I don't know if that is true.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she was the one that made a "mistake" in my tax return and wrote my address instead of being 26714, she wrote 26715, Effectively sending All my tax correspondence to the Mexican agent in the house diagonal to me, so I don't get the letters, and if there's an audit, I get in trouble, because I [01:12:00] never got the notice. So that's the, that play.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also on the accountants cluster is Howard Leeds from Federal Tax Service Co. in... that's the name of the company, "Federal Tax Service", they make it sound very official.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're in New York on seventh Avenue, I think. Or Yeah, I think it's Seventh Avenue with 23rd Street or something like that. And he was my accountant for years, and I was referred to him by Michael Schueppert, kid you not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this, is super funny. So I think the first year that I was his client, or the second year I go to   Howard's office, and he's talking to me and helping me, and he goes: oh, wait a second, I need to do something... and he left,

Reinaldo Aguiar: When he leaves I'm, there doing nothing, and I look like this. And on top of his desk he had left Michael Schueppert's W2, the tax [01:13:00] form of Michael Schueppert with his income for the year.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He left it on his desk facing my way. It was impossible to not look at it. And I looked at it and the number that I saw Michael was making like $10,000 more than me. Something like it was a small difference, he was making a little bit more than me, but it wasn't a big difference.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I honestly, I don't know why they did that. But I, knowing everything that has transpired over the last, I don't know, 12 years or 13 years since I met Michael, I believe that was not random, there had to be a purpose for Howard leaving that form in there so I could see it, but I don't know exactly why, but that's what they did.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other accountant is Don Robart ,the accountant that Jillian Walsh in combination with Michael Hughes in combination with "Lolo" [01:14:00] Lorena Hibbard , the friend of my former partner and her husband Derek, inserted into my life when the Canadian Revenue Agency threaten legal action against me in one of their ruses , the ruses of the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Don Robart is in Calgary, Alberta. But then when things started, when I started showing signs that I wanted to talk to authorities, Don Robart sold his accounting practice to another man that is from India, I can tell because of the last name. I don't have the name right now. And he's in the system, of course.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you know, Don Robart was basically replaced. Now, interestingly, this new accountant that took his practice and of course took me as a client because I was part of the, clients of Don Robart, this new accountant: [01:15:00] he, lately, for the last month, he's been insisting in getting me to sign an amendment to a past tax document.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't understand really why he wants me to sign that, like he's basically wanting me to sign an amendment to a past filing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I never asked him to amend anything, but for some reason he wants me to sign that. And in fact, when he prepared last year's taxes that he did recently, he bundled that amendment with the main tax form for the last tax year .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And like I didn't sign it because I didn't understand why I would have to sign two different forms. And then he basically, but what I'm trying to say is that it felt like he was trying to trick me into signing that, that amendment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know why, but I complained about it and then he removed it and I signed only the tax form for last year, but the next [01:16:00] day he started emailing me about me having to sign the amendment separately.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I really don't understand why I have to sign that amendment. I didn't ask for that amendment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because of all this situation with these people here in the US and Marcello being kidnapped and I haven't had the time to look into that and because it's an amendment for something that was filed two years ago, it's not a priority for me right now, but I'll deal with that after I deal with the legal issues here in the US, but for some reason he is interested in me amending the, so I don't know, could be another ruse , to get me in trouble with the Canadian Revenue Agency this time. Let's see, what happens there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And to end this, session today, I want to talk about the, WebMD saga very quickly. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have to say, if I start talking about WebMD I could, make [01:17:00] multiple sessions of one hour each.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It would be probably 10 sessions. Okay. So this is just like to open your appetite to the, on this topic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened with WebMD was the following: around 2015 when I started working on, Codementor on the weekends giving consulting to small companies. That's when they inserted Lawson Boothe into my life.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he started getting me to work on projects that at the end were for WebMD, that's how I started working on the medical things, the medical projects, I had not worked on medical projects before, and I started learning about that space and I realized that industry is very far behind of, for example, what, where Google is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The medical industry in the US, these EMRs and like the technologies they use are very old, are very technologies from like the 2000's, like they use MySQL databases and they, those things that [01:18:00] are not, of these times, let's put it that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's when I started developing interest in doing something on the medical field. And that's when I built KOL Health that Travis Kalanick stole the technology using Lawson Boothe and using Dr. Baba and Ana Codallo and Alvaro Gutierrez and a combination of different actors.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And after they stole that, then they basically moved Mayur Thakur to "H1" to work on people, search for experts in the medical field.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Mayur tried to recruit me and they offered me something that wasn't appealing to me, I said no.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He didn't show me the technology. Like he didn't show me a demo of what they had, but he explained to me the problem of finding, trying to find experts in the field, in medicine, and how that was valuable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he explained to me things [01:19:00] like what's the value of being able to identify these influential people? And this was ... I saw the value in that and I saw that it was a space I, understood the pitch.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first thing that happened was that I wrote a prototype to, to show it to Mayur, and I sent it to him over email and to Ariel Kratz, who was the CEO or is the CEO of H1.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A prototype, a fully working prototype Key Opinion Leaders. I wrote it in two days over the weekend, and my objective by writing the prototype was to show them that I could really help their company. So they would offer me what I wanted to get right in terms of salary and stock and, things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, Ariel Kratz passed, he said, no, we're not going to offer you what you want. This is our [01:20:00] offer, take it or leave it. And I said, okay, no problem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I took my demo, and I kept developing it for the next two years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And what happened with WebMD was that... WebMD basically makes their money through advertisement, they target these keywords on the medical field that are very valuable for clicks on Google Ads and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they make $3 billion a year on advertisement. It is not a small operation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the reason why we are in this situation today is because of that, because when I created Key Opinion Leaders, I created a technology in a way that it could find experts for any keyword, any medical keyword that you can think of.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it doesn't have to be like a super head keyword. It could be a very "tail-y" keyword, like a specific types of cancer or a specific types of proteins, like it tells you which, who are the, [01:21:00] most influential people in the world, for BILLIONS of topics in the medical field.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So of course, I was going to take in Google search all the tail keywords, because WebMD, they're only targeting the head, because they, only target the head.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I was going to take the segment that eBay took in shopping queries, but in Medical queries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they . 

Reinaldo Aguiar: They took the head queries only because they create medical articles So it's it is a process that it's hard to scale. What they're doing, like it's, content.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So say that they have, I don't know, 20,000, 30,000 pages in the index. In Google Index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I could get 3 BILLION pages in the index easily. So I was going to demolish WebMD, and that's why they started with ...that's when everything ramped up.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's when they moved me to Twitter, sold me the Tesla, [01:22:00] Penelope Suarez did all the things that she did.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Alvaro Gutierrez , Francisco Castillo, David Molero... like they basically went nuclear, like they, they tried by any means possible to steal the technology and to keep me working on it. 'cause it wasn't only about stealing it. They wanted me to keep working on it, to keep developing it so they could steal it at the point of maturity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was the goal, but I became aware of the surveillance and then I pivoted to building technologies to uncover their criminal network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I applied the same technology I had developed for "Key Opinion Leaders", but instead of finding experts, it finds the spies, but it's the same technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then in that process, on September 11th, 2024, because of the harassment, the systematic harassment, and this part is explained in the video that I'm going to post the link in this, in the [01:23:00] description of this one, because of how systematic the harassment was, I figured that it was coordinated with an app.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That led me to drive or led me to certain technical conclusions that at the end led me to get a copy of the database that they use. And that's how I captured the Geo Index, and after I captured it, then I basically fed it into the Key Opinion Leaders pipeline and that's what became SpyHELL.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that's a short story, long story to tell you that WebMD is super flagged and it's an operation of control in the medical field because they control all the medical content that you can see on the internet. And if there's any company that tries to do something that competes with any of their keywords, they do this right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They send the FSB, the SEBIN, the Iranian intelligence, and they harass that person and drive them into bankruptcy . [01:24:00] I. because they want to protect that $3 billion a year operation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it's not only about the money, it's also about Influence and Control . Because 'cause they have the monopoly of the, medical keywords, then they can basically tell you and everybody else what medicines to buy and what to take.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then they compliment that with the fact that this network because WebMD is owned by this network. This network also owns UnitedHealthcare and they also via UnitedHealthcare, they own multiple healthcare groups and they also own CVS pharmacies .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see they have full control of your healthcare from the moment you're looking for the information till the moment that you physically go to the pharmacy and buy the prescription.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They control the entire funnel of your medical [01:25:00] decisions. From the moment you read about the symptoms in WebMD to when you go to the doctor to when you buy the prescription that your doctor ordered, that they probably control as well. If you're a target of this organization, so it's a very dangerous situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And on top of that, this network, and I know this because when I was working on the Key Opinion Leaders technology, I tried to market it by, I even sent a salesperson to a conference in Paris to try to market the technology, and I was giving demos to pharmaceutical companies that were agents of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They only let me give the demos to their agents, of course they didn't buy anything. But in the process, after I captured the Geo index, because I have the calendar appointments with all these people, with their names and last names and companies. I can tell you that all these pharmaceutical companies are controlled by this [01:26:00] network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the healthcare of every single American is in the hands of this network and especially of the Iranians. And there's another session in which I talked about how they steal data from the medical record systems, the EMRs. So it's an area that is, it's I don't know if we're past the point of no return, to be honest.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause they have such a grip on the medical information online, on the medical groups, the healthcare insurances the, companies that manufacture the medicines. Also on the points of sale CVS, for example, or Amazon now has a pharmacy as well. So it's such a grip in the entire funnel of healthcare that it's scary.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's... to give an idea, I can't go to a doctor. Like I know that if I go to a doctor, my life would be at risk. And if I, if my [01:27:00] back pain comes back, I have to resist the pain . And I can't go to a doctor to even get a painkiller because they will harm me with that. So that dangerous this is I and, this is something that it's beyond my understanding what could be the solution to this problem, because it's, from what I'm seeing from the data in the geo index and what I've seen through these years in this area of healthcare, since the times I was working with Lawson Boothe till now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I just don't see how can this be reverted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It seems like it's so systemic at this point that I'm afraid that maybe it's not even possible to reverse it in the medical area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow I just wanted to convey how critical this situation is in the medical area. [01:28:00] And again, I'm at your disposal, if there's anything I can contribute, if there's anything: data or data points or names of companies of, or technology or whatever it is, I'm here to help.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I, hope that I get a chance to, contribute to help fix this problem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much again for your time, and until the next one.

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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. Today is June 19th, 2025 and it's about 9:44 AM central time here in Katy, Texas. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and I'm making this quick video part of the Rapid Fire tips for Law Enforcement series that I'm working on. And so the, I just have a couple of quick of, quick things that I wanted to, I've been wanting to talk about for a while, but I haven't.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first one. Is and all these observations are here, in the hyper-local space in Katy, Texas. The goal being, as I mentioned in the video yesterday to kinda give ammunition right to potential agencies that might at some point investigate this and prosecute the people responsible for this operation to give them legal ammunition. Things that they can actually use to bring Diosdado Cabello and others to justice. That's why I'm now [00:01:00] concentrating on the legal, on the legal scope of things and in the local scope of things. Now. I think one person that carries a lot of liability and all this is Harold Martinez, obviously.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because as I mentioned yesterday I did mention it briefly. I didn't go into much detail, but it is clear to me that , He and Mansur were working together. Both are of Iranian origins. Like their parents are Iranian or I dunno. They both speak Arabic and they both smoke hookah and they have all these commonalities. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they both, tried to harm me physically and working together as an ensemble. With, their female companions, so it's a team. It's a pair of couples basically acting together. And this is a, it is a well known technique at this point. I know that's how they operate. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's, it's always, there's always a woman that is in reality working with a man behind [00:02:00] the scenes directing her and, telling her what to do and what to say. Anyhow. So this is observation. And I'm saying this because I think right, there might be recordings of this and it could be maybe possible for law enforcement to find those recordings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if that's the case, it could be legally speaking, it could be like a nuclear weapon. For law enforcement. So this is the observation. I'm not gonna hypothesize, I'm just. Say what happened? I don't know, maybe around year 2017 or 2016, like somewhere around there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So maybe, yeah, probably 2016, 2017 probably. Around that time, my former partner, Went to a trip to Disneyland. Okay. And she would, make these little trips. That is a long trip because, from Texas to Florida, it's a four-hour flight.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But besides that trip over the years, she did a series of small trips. Things like [00:03:00] going to Austin or going to Dallas. It was usually with, with with her son. And I was never invited to those trips. And that was fine because I was busy basically fighting off Travis Kalanick who was harassing me, constantly and attacking my websites.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was very busy with work. I could have not gone to those trips. But anyhow one of those trips was this trip to Disneyland. So what's curious about this is that Harold Martinez went on that trip. And my former partner's sister, somebody by the name of Jenny who supposedly this was the story that was presented to me was the, the girlfriend of Harold Martinez. So Harold Martinez and the sister of my former partner were a couple. That's what was presented to me. So they went the three of them to, to Disney World or Disneyland in Orlando.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And they took my former [00:04:00] partner's son w ith them. So it was four people in this trip. And the story that was told to me is that they stayed, they flew in a very, economy airline, and they stayed in this hotel that was horrible because it was so low cost that it was really horrible and scary.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I heard the story about the hotel, I felt happy to not have gone to the trip. So of how horrible it, it was , the hotel . But now knowing what I know today. Knowing that Harold Martinez, is an agent. Not only of the Venezuelans, but probably of the Iranians and the Chinese as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He must have a lot of money. And I'm not a betting man, but if I was. I would think that the thing about staying in the cheap hotel was probably made up. Like they probably stayed in a high end hotel. Of course they didn't tell me that. I'm just guessing here

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. So the story goes that, these three adults and a child went to Disney World or Disneyland? I don't [00:05:00] recall. It was a trip like of three days. And then they came back and I was here because, at this point in my life, I was traveling back and forth to New York, but I. When they came back, I happened to be here and I saw them arrive, with the little hats and the, from the parks and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All sunburnt and tired the three adults and the child. So that, that's what I saw. Okay. Now it occurs to me that maybe maybe the story wasn't really the way it was presented to me. Maybe there was another adult in that trip. If that's the case the real story could go in different ways, but I'm not going to speculate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the important thing is that if authorities ever see this video and they decide to investigate this. If you decide that it's appropriate to look into those or to try to find those recordings, because I know that these parks for security reasons they keep these recordings forever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause, there could be any sorts of people in those parks. There could be terrorists, there could be, child molesters, there could be anything. And they have to keep that to protect themselves from liability. So [00:06:00] it is possible that those recordings still exist. And they would be pretty easy to find. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I was an investigator investigating this, I would probably look for the dates by finding the flights that my former partner took from Houston to Florida. There's only one of those trips in the last 10 years I. And then with the dates, I would look at the parks, the cameras, try to find where they went where they ate the restaurant. And it will be visible Exactly what were the dynamics really in that trip? So I, that, that could potentially be be revealing and if it turns out to be the case that the story wasn't exactly as it was presented, it could become, a crucial piece of evidence. Not against, these people, but against Diosdado Cabello who is at the end, the person orchestrating all this. That Orchestrated all this for the last 10 years. That's one, one tip. The second tip is about a person called DIRLAY CASTILLO. This spelled [00:07:00] D-I-R-L-A-Y, that's the first name and last name is Castillo, C-A-S-T-I-L-L-O. Side note, Castillo is a prominence marker, at least here in Katy. Like a lot of key agents that have been engaging in industrial espionage against my company have the last name. Castillo. Yes. This is a very common name in, in Spanish, but, it's that all these people close to me are called Castillo. It's just not, it's not random. And then when I often I inquire. Like, why is that all of you? So many? And then they will say that they're cousins, like second degree cousins or like they will come up with some explanation why they're also called Castillo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. Or it could also be an implementation of the familiar names pattern based on the fact that Francisco Castillo has the last name, Castillo, and I've known him for 40 years. Maybe they picked up on that and then started naming the agents Castillo. Could that could also be the explanation. So maybe it's not a pattern, but not one pattern, but the other, that's what I'm trying to say.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now [00:08:00] she is, she's very important. I believe she was Penelope's handler. The reason I say that, and this is silly on their part. I've seen this many times and the observation is that when they want to do something like, change something. So say that they want to implement a new procedure, to do something to me or to steal something in some way, or to, to do something that they need to do that is important. What they will do is that they will call the agent that is going to do the action to a meeting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It had, this is an in person meeting, always. Like they don't do this over the phone or it's always in person. So in the case of Penelope, they will do things , so Dirlay Castillo ,. So DIRLAY would say, oh, let's go for a picnic. And then she would invite 10 people to the picnic, all women.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then they will go to this picnic for, I wasn't invited to the picnic because it was only women. And then after the picnic the next day I started noticing changes like, Penelope will change the place where we would run. And she would come up with these ideas of okay, what, why don't we now run in this particular school instead of running in the park?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that was, I started [00:09:00] picking up on, on it. And I realized through the years that it was just a way to adapt. To tell her how to adapt to make the surveillance more effective. 'cause what happened with the parks. This particular example was that when I saw that they were intercepting me at the corners, and I described this in the demo that I gave on January, 2025 my reaction was to start avoiding the interceptions. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's what led to all this, because by avoiding the interceptions, I forced them to be more persistent. And by being more persistent, they revealed the technique. That's how I understood. How the radio frequency, eavesdropping functions. That's how I understood that they had the Garmin watch, my Garmin watch bugged my iPhone bugged .

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's how I captured the geo index. Even. Even by avoiding them because when I avoided them, they had to change tactics and in that change that brought exposure to their tactics to me. So anyhow, as I was adapting , then DIRLAY would create these meetings with [00:10:00] Penelope to change the tactics as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, the next day Penelope will tell me I think I want to do speed training. Why don't we go running on a track in a school? I went, okay. But I saw the consistency of this pattern that every time I changed my tactics, Dirlay would create some sort of a meeting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or the other excuse was that Penelope had to give her some medication that she was taking. I don't know. It was a constant thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I also saw it with the Great Wolf Lodge. Right after that visit to the Great Wolf Lodge in March, a lot of things started changing in my house, like the position of things and, new objects started appearing in the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The ball in the backyard. New devices, a new computer, new phone and new tablet. All these changes. The manga books. The manga books, came to the house two days after the Great Wolf Lodge visit. So it's the same. Like it's a meeting in person and then a change in tactics that it's observable to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's how I know that DIRLAY Castillo was the [00:11:00] handler. And she's posted on the website, I reported DIRLAY to the IRS, and she met, I met with her in person in one occasion she took me to , Dirlay, invited me to go walking, like hiking in a park called Brazos. It's 45 minutes away from here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And yeah like I'm pretty sure.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. This is a good one. Yesterday I created a video. I posted it I created the video yesterday. I recorded it last evening, so that was on the 18th of June, but I only posted it online on YouTube today. So that's the video that I posted today.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I was recorded really yesterday on the 18. Okay. In that video, I made a mention about the house in front of me 26711 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. And I mentioned that house, I believe it's a Salt Typhoon house, and I made some references about that house. I recorded the video, but I started editing the video. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because sometimes I cut little pieces [00:12:00] that are redundant in the video. I started editing, but I didn't finish 'cause it was a long video and I went to bed early and I didn't post it. Okay. But what's curious is that after I finished recording the video, the people from that house, it's a Chinese woman maybe 5'11, thin, 115, maybe 120 pounds. I would say early thirties. Late thirties maybe.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She, the husband, And an older lady, probably in her sixties or seventies, and a little child a little girl dressed in white, which I know is a marker. And this has been discussed before many times. They came out of the house, but what caught my attention is that the Chinese woman, the female agent, she was facing my house and showing her face, which is very rare.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To give an idea and that person, that family supposedly has lived in that house for at least six years at this point. I've only seen her face two times in six years. Like every [00:13:00] time she's out, the only thing I can see is the back of her neck. Like she always positions herself in a way that the only thing that's visible is the back of her neck, never the face.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In six years. And yesterday after I recorded that video, less than 20 minutes later, she comes out showing her face and they all got in the car, the five of them, and with a little kid dressed in white. Which is a marker and they left. The other thing that was strange is that in that house, there were three vehicles, and I have the plates in the system and everything, but there's a white Tesla, which is the one I believe has the strongest surveillance and communications equipment installed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I know that because Penelope Suarez, every time we came on this area, she was always looking visually for that car. Like I, I saw that she was like looking out to, to locate that specific vehicle. So I know that's the vehicle that has the surveillance. And they have a gray sedan and a white SUV very large, like a Tahoe or similar.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have the plates and the details on everything. But anyhow, when they all got in the car, the two [00:14:00] adults, the older woman and the two kids, the five people. When all got in the car the white Tesla wasn't there. It was missing it, it wasn't in the garage. So it that brought to me the question if the two adults are in this sedan who drove out the white Tesla.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It appears to me that maybe they took the Tesla or somebody took the Tesla to, I'm guessing some repair shop or something to remove the equipment because I made the mention about the house. Specifically, and they know that I sent that open letter to to the people of Ukraine yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which is a it's probably a big move. And I should say why I did that yesterday specifically, it's because the previous day I went to Lake Pointe Estates and I saw a few things that led me to see that, I saw them retreating in a way, i'm not a military strategist or anything, and I know nothing about the military world. I played some chess when I was younger. I wasn't particularly good at it. But one thing I know from chess is that when you see the your opponent retreating, you have to attack. You [00:15:00] have to move forward.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's what I did yesterday. I started moving forward and I will continue moving forward. It, the whole sequence with the Chinese agents of 26711 seemed seemed like the timing of it. It seemed like either an extraction protocol,. Or that they were sending a signal to the others. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Say, telling to them, there's danger. There's danger in this situation right now. And that I'm saying that right now, not because of the act itself, because they do this every time they see danger. I'm saying this because it shows that they're listening to what I'm saying here in my house because I hadn't posted the video yet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I posted the video today June 19th about, I don't know, I think it was like 7:00 AM or 8:00 AM but all this happened yesterday in the evening, like at, I don't know, 6:30 - 7:00 PM so the only way that they could have known that I had mentioned their house and that there was immediate danger in this area for them and for the other agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Is if they have this house bugged and they're listening to what I [00:16:00] say here, even right now, real time. So that's why I'm mentioning it. Because it could be another data point that could establish criminal liability for the agents specifically. And then by turning those agents, law enforcement might get to the big fish. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. On the same note as Dirlay, there's another agent, his name is Eldry Canquiz and Carla Paola Benavides is his wife. Both are prominent agents and they work with Penelope Suarez and Eldry Canquiz was tagged with the tag SEBIN as in the Venezuelan intelligence. Long, long time ago, more than a year ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Even before I captured the geo index, he was tagged. So that's another good data point. And I also reported him to the IRS and his phone number and everything is noted in the website, in the evidence page. Okay, so I'm gonna cut this one at this point. And I'll see you next time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much.

Espina v Aguiar Mediation 2025 06 27 08 30 CDT Recording
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Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Hello? Hello? Uh yes. Hello? Yes. 

David S. Perwin: Good morning. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yes, good morning. 

David S. Perwin: Okay. Um, sorry I was over there, um, when I was kind of just trying to get a background from both sides. So I started with them 'cause they had joined first, but, um, I have them in a separate breakout room. I have you in a breakout room. And, um, I guess the first thing I wanted to do is just ask you if you had done, ever been through the mediation process before?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah, I've done mediations before. [00:01:00] In, in in what context? Um, I'm sorry. I can't, I can't talk about that because I signed a non-disclosure agreement when I went through that. 

David S. Perwin: Okay. But not a family case? Sorry? Not the what, not not a case regarding your family? No, no, no. Never. You've been in mediation regarding business?

David S. Perwin: Yes. Okay. Alright. I mean, their mediation has really worked. Same in all processes. I just want you to know that I'm, you know, I'm gonna go back and forth between the room to see if I can broker an agreement between the two of you. Um, okay. The court requires you to do this process, and, and I'm just going to tell you, you know, from a family court standpoint, the reason that they do that is because really, number one, um, they just have so many cases they can't hear every single case.

David S. Perwin: And, and through mediation, 80% of the cases settle in mediation. And so that helped them [00:02:00] manage the number of cases they have to hear the judge and, and the court that you're in back in 2013, 14 and 15. And then, um, we created a, the state created another court and the governor appointed me to take that one over.

David S. Perwin: And then I was in that court for five years. So I, I was a judge for eight years and then. Before that I was a family law attorney representing, you know, husbands, wives, fathers, mothers, kids. Um, and then since I've left the bench, all I do is mediate cases. I don't represent parties, I just help the court help people try to get their cases settled.

David S. Perwin: So, um, what I'm here to do is try to see if I can get an agreement between the two of you. I'm not here to pick a side. I'm not here to, um. To do anything other than to see if I can get an agreement. It might mean pushing both sides, uh, beyond the position they want to, but that's, um, as you know, that's how mediation works.

David S. Perwin: It's a negotiation. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah. Yeah. I, I [00:03:00] understand if I may ask you a, a couple of questions because, uh, kind of important. Okay. Um, so, uh, uh, could you tell me like, what, what's, I'm sorry for asking, but what's your. 

David S. Perwin: David Perwin. You don't? Oh, I 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: just, okay. Can't see me reading. Yeah, no, no. I can't see you. No, no. Uh, okay.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: But okay. Yeah, so I just wanted to make sure that I was talking to the person in the email. Okay. Got it. Yes. I, I understand. 

David S. Perwin: Yeah. So just so you know, anything that we talked about in this room, if there's anything that you do not want me to disclose to the other side, you let me know and I will keep it in this room.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay. 

David S. Perwin: I understand. 

David S. Perwin: Um, the other thing is if, um. I do not report back to the judge about what we did today. All I will do is if we reach an agreement, I will send it to you to sign by DocuSign, I'll send it to her by DocuSign. Or if we don't get an agreement, I will just send a letter to, uh, in the court's file that just says that you mediated, but we did not reach an agreement.

David S. Perwin: [00:04:00] So the details of what we do are not disclosed. To the judge directly. If we do have an agreement, it will spell out what that agreement is. So yes, the judge will know that. But anything we talk about in here, other than what's on the paper that's submitted to the court, uh, is not disclosed to the court. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I understand.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: And I have other two questions very quickly. May I, may I ask them? 

David S. Perwin: Yeah, go ahead. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah. So first question is, are you still part of the bar? Like, are you, um. registered in the bar of Texas. I'm just curious whether you're practicing or you could practice law, uh, still or you retire completely and did not register anymore?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Well, 

David S. Perwin: no, I'm still a licensed attorney, but I don't, I don't represent parties by choice. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay. No, I, I, I understand. And the other question I have, um, this field of mediation, is this a regulated profession? Like is there a body that regulates your work or is it like, um, you know, everybody for themselves? I mean.

David S. Perwin: There are mediation organizations, but they're, you know, they're, they don't, [00:05:00] it's not really regulated, actually. Um, you know, what we do in, in our county is that you have to have 40 hours training of, of basic mediation. Okay. And then you have to have a 24 hour, uh, family law, um, course that you also take understand.

David S. Perwin: Um, and that's the requirement. So, so training, training and 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: certification. Yeah. But no, I, I, I just wanted to know if there were like. 'cause you know, like you see like, this is a very sensitive matter. Like there's a child custody issues. There are a lot of things. Right. And you mentioned, you know, that you may push the side one side or the other, you know, beyond the comfort zone.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: No, I'm gonna push both sides. Both sides push both sides. Right, right, right. But, but no, no, no. I understand. I'm not implying anything, you know, malicious or anything, but what I'm saying, right. Like it, it, it's a very sensitive issue. I just wanted to understand if there are any regulations that regulate your role in this, right?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Or, or if there are any laws that regulate because like, you, you understand, right? Like, uh, imagine that your child's, uh, you know, wellbeing [00:06:00] was at stake and somebody else know, third party tells you, you know, I'm gonna, I may push both sides, you know, side of their comfort zone. Um, you know, you may be worried about, you know, what that exactly means, right?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: And, and if there's any recourse in case things, you know, don't. Don't, but, but I, okay, I understand. So you're saying basically it's an unregulated profession and you know, there's only an organization of mediators, but it's not, and, and the, the Bar of Texas. So no, I guess it doesn't have anything to do with this because anybody can be a mediator right now.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Now even, even, even if you're not an attorney, you could be a mediator. Right? 

David S. Perwin: That's true. That is true. Right. Okay. But I'll tell you that what we're going to use though, um, to apply anything that we're doing is the Texas Family Code. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Exactly. And because you're a judge, you were a judge and you are a register attorney, you are still bound by, you know, the moral obligations of lawyers registered on the bar, right?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: And by the, all the laws rather regulate that. I mean, you're still a lawyer, right? So I mean, that gives me comfort that you're gonna do the best that you can. [00:07:00] Thank you. Clarifying 

David S. Perwin: people, can people come, people come to me to mediate cases because of my judicial experience and because of my family law background.

David S. Perwin: So. Exactly. I was gray years, you tell me and I cases like this, um, um, people come to me because of the experience that I have, but I also represented children before I was a judge and, and, uh, contested cases. I represented, like I said, uh, fathers and mothers and, um, I did all of that before I was a judge.

David S. Perwin: And since then. I used to mediate before I was a judge also, but Okay. Um, coming off the bench and doing the, um, being a judge kind of lets people know that you have seen lots of cases, you have lots of, um, scenarios that you have seen that help you try to come up with creative ideas and try to settle these cases.

David S. Perwin: Got it. You plus to being a, to being a judge. [00:08:00] I'm not actively doing any, I do arbitrate cases sometimes where people come to me 'cause they want me to make the decision and they don't want to go to the current judge. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah. 

David S. Perwin: Um, that's by agreement. It's not any other, any other way. And today what we're gonna do this morning is anything that's going to happen can only happen if you agree and she agrees I cannot make you do anything and I can't make her do anything.

David S. Perwin: I can point out the consequences on what I think will happen in the court to give you a perspective and give her a perspective, but ultimately it's a matter of you wanting to agree and her wanting to agree. Perfect. There is no, and if we don't get an agreement, then that gives, um, that basically is the box that needs to be checked so you can go forward with the judge and let the judge make the decision.

David S. Perwin: I understand. Thank you so much for explaining. Anytime you have any questions about any of this process, um, this is a good time to ask those questions because that's why I'm here. Okay. [00:09:00] Uh, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: yeah. Well, not related to the process, but you, you said something that made me curious and I'm just wondering, I don't know if you would like you, if you don't wanna share, don't share.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Right. But I'm just gonna ask, so you mentioned that a, a governor appointed you to a bench. I was wondering was that, um, governor Abbott or different governor. No, it was Governor Abbott. Governor Abbott. Okay. Got it. Thank you so much. 

David S. Perwin: Yeah, I didn't actually meet with him. Um, I met with, um, I guess some attorneys that worked under him.

David S. Perwin: Mm-hmm. It was an interview process. No, of course. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: No, no. The government are always super busy, you know, that. I've tried to meet with the governor once and you know, he didn't come to the meetings. So, I mean, I 

David S. Perwin: had met him before. Oh, in a group session? Not, not in an individual session, but then, then after I was appointed, um, I was elected after that, so.

David S. Perwin: Got it. So it wasn't an appointment. I was, I was, uh, hired as an [00:10:00] associate judge in the court that we're in with you. And then the governor appointed me for the new court, and then I got elected the third, a term after that. Then the next election I was, I lost the election and that's when I became, when I just mediated Katie, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: you practice variation.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I understand. No, thank you so much for letting me, you know, get a, a view into, into your career and, and, you know, your background and knowledge. That's definitely makes me comfortable. Um, 

David S. Perwin: where are, are you, I think I saw something that you, I don't know, either they sent me or you sent me. Um, so are you from Venezuela?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I'm originally from Venezuela. Yes, I was born there, but I, I, I left. Oh, your wife is from Venezuela? 

David S. Perwin: No, not my wife, my law partner. Um Oh, okay. She's from Venezuela. Um, she was my associate judge when I was the judge in the 505th. And, uh, her husband was also from Venezuela. He's a veterinarian and, um, she's an attorney and obviously she used to be my associate judge, so, [00:11:00] um, awesome.

David S. Perwin: It's, uh, that's good. Yeah. Well. Great. Anyway, she'd been here probably, I think she came here when she was, you know, probably eight or nine years old. And, um, her father worked for like a, I think an oil company and they traveled all over the place and eventually came here, right? 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah, 

David S. Perwin: yeah. Every, everybody, everybody in Venezuela 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: worked for, for the oil company, like I, it seems.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah. 

David S. Perwin: And it seems like most of the people Interesting. End up in Katy. Um, she doesn't live in Katy, but. A lot of her friends and a lot of people that I deal with from Venezuela were in Katie and now they call it Katy-zuela. I don't know if you've ever Yeah, yeah, exactly. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Uhhuh. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Half of Maracaibo, a specific city in Venezuela.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: It's, yeah, that's where 

David S. Perwin: she's from. She's from there too. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Oh, me too. Yeah. And Gloria, the petitioner is also from Venezuela. Oh, okay. From, from, yeah. 

David S. Perwin: Oh wow. Okay. Yeah, that's exactly where my partner's from. [00:12:00] So 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: we, we, we might as well just go to court in Venezuela. 

David S. Perwin: Well, I'm not from Venezuela, but, no, no, no, no.

David S. Perwin: I'm, I'm just, I'm just joking it. I know. Joke and a little bit of humor going through a difficult time. It's always a good thing. It thought it was a good 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: thing. That's what keeps me going, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: right? Yeah. 

David S. Perwin: I love doing family law. Um, I probably would've made a lot more money going in a different area, but I do like helping people, so I'm hoping that I'll be able to help you guys.

David S. Perwin: Um, you know, to be honest, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: to be, to be honest with you, I don't know how you do it, you know, like, uh, I mean this family cases, uh, I mean, if, I don't know, I'm not a lawyer, but if I was a lawyer, right, I, I would think that this is probably the most difficult part of practice because. Yeah. You, you would encounter people with all these conflicts every day that you know, that you basically, you meet people in the worst moments of their life every day.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Right. I, I, I honestly, I don't know how you, how you did it, 

David S. Perwin: but here's the thing. Most, most [00:13:00] people that are going through this are good people going through a bad time. Yeah, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: yeah, 

David S. Perwin: yeah. Different than me. If I was to do criminal cases right, and I was dealing with really bad people. I don't want to, um, even though I would be bound to, if I, if I was, you know, if I took them as a client, I would need to represent them no matter how bad they are.

David S. Perwin: Right. I do believe concept, but it's not something that I choose to do. Yeah. In other words, it's a different college. Right. It Right. And then the other area of the law just weren't of interest to me. I, I, uh, I feel like, um, I can. You know, I guess add something good to the world by helping people get through these type of things.

David S. Perwin: So, um, and so that's, that's kind of what motivates me is to try to help people. And so, yeah, I'm going to get paid. I have three kids myself. I have a, uh, two children at, at Texas a and m, and then I have one who's 14 years old. So, um, I have three boys and, [00:14:00] um, you know, I mean, I have to, I want to, I need to support them, but I love helping families and, um.

David S. Perwin: Even if it's difficult, if I can help them get through this process. And that's something that, that is enriching to me as far as my life. So, um, so I'm hoping that I'm hoping to help you, like even if, if I can't, I'm hoping that you'll come away with some things that are, you know, that you can take with you, um, that will be helpful in your, in the future, whether it's the court or something beyond that.

David S. Perwin: So I'm hoping that there's some positive things that can come out of it regardless, but. I probably settle 90% of my cases. Nice. The average is 80. But I can't do that without the parties being willing to agree and attorneys that are willing to help the process because, um, this only happens with you saying yes and her saying yes.

David S. Perwin: So with all that being said, um, I think they initiated the case. So what I want, what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go back over to their room [00:15:00] and I'm gonna get an a proposal. From them to present to you and for you and I to discuss. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Right. But I think, and I'm sorry, I, I know you have a plan, right? And I respect that.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: But I think given the circumstances of the case and this, there's some things that are particular to the case. And before we, we go with the, you know, before we go through all that process, if I may suggest something, it's just a suggestion, right. If you think it's not a good idea, we'll do it your way.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah, go ahead. So, so this is, this is the. Lemme see how I framed it. This is the, I'm gonna, you know, in two minutes, give you a short, uh, overview of the situation, right, of this particular issue that I think it's a, it's gonna be a, a deal breaker. This, this is what I'm bringing this up at the beginning, right?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Because without this item, I cannot agree to anything, right? And I know you as a mediation probably heard this every single time, but, but this is really important because it's rooted. You know what? [00:16:00] You're right. I have, yeah, yeah. Everybody comes into mediation, like, you know, like, I'm not going to move one inch from here, but it's not about my position or ego or what I want, not, it's about a legal concept.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay? The issue here is a legal issue, and that's great that you are, you know, a former judge and, and, and, and a lawyer. Register with the word because you will have insight into this, right? So this is the issue for me. Uh, my, uh, so the, the petitioner, uh, she, uh, she filed a petition for a restraining order against me with the court.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay. Signed by her lawyer. So the two of them filed that right this restraining order. Okay. Um, the, the petition, uh, it, the basis for it, they alleged that I'm not in use of my mental capacities and abilities and that I should be precluded. From entering into any kind of legal contract or any kind. I, I, so they, they, they're asking the judge for a, for a ing order.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: So I cannot do anything. I cannot make any [00:17:00] decisions, okay. And that I cannot enter into a legal contract with any party. Now you see, the issue of capacity from a legal standpoint is critical here because the, the whole goal of this process of mediation is to get me to enter into. A contract into a legally binding contract with the petitioner.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: It's a, it's a fundamental contradiction, and I cannot enter into, I mean, they're saying that I cannot enter, that I should not be able to, or should not be allowed to enter into any kind of legal contract with anybody. Right? So what, what I need to be able to proceed with this process is a handwritten note from the petitioner, the other party, saying that she does not have any reason to believe.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: That I'm not in use of my mental capacities, right? Because otherwise it would be illegal for me to, for, for them to get me into a legal contract because they're saying that I'm not in use of my mental capacities. And then they're, you know, [00:18:00] channeling me to, to enter, enter into a contract with them. And that's illegal.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: It's taking advantage of a crazy person that's codified in the law. And also, um, um, morally speaking, right? Like for you as a mediator, you have the moral duty. To uphold the law and you cannot in in good conscience. I think that's my contention. What I'm saying is my contention may, maybe I'm wrong, right. But I think in good conscious and morally by the, you know, the, the principles that, you know, are upheld by the, by the bar of Texas, you cannot try to get a person whose mental capacities and abilities are being, uh, let's say questioned in a court.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: To enter into legal contract with the same people that are questioning the legal capacity of this party. Right? So this is a fundamental issue for us to, you know, even start, uh, negotiating anything. Right? Um, and that's why I said that without that I can't [00:19:00] because I can't. Right? Like, if they don't already file that with the court, if they don't give me something in writing that says that they don't, both of them right, don't, um, have any reasons to believe I'm crazy.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Then, you know, the issue of mental capacity has to be addressed by a judge, right? It cannot be addressed by a mediator or by them or by me, right? It has to be addressed by a judge. So we will have to go back to the court anyways, right? So, uh, my proposal in that case would be, well, let's address the mental capacity problem issue first, and then let's come back to mediation.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Is that, is that reasonable? 

David S. Perwin: Okay. I mean, it's, it's right on point. Um, I will tell you, um. If I don't feel I, I will, I'll tell you, there's a couple things going on here, though, so let me, let me kind of respond to what you're saying. And, and I don't disagree with the logic at all and what you're saying, but, but I want to, I want to at least give you a response, um, a from my viewpoint, just [00:20:00] because they allege that you weren't mentally competent does not mean that you.

David S. Perwin: Weren't mentally competent. No, but I, but, but I, but what I, what I might be, but I mean, I'm thinking that I am. Right. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: And I needed judge to tell me if I'm or not. 

David S. Perwin: Stop, 

David S. Perwin: stop, stop, stop. Hold on. Let, let me, let me, let me give you my whole, I'm, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I'm 

David S. Perwin: sorry thing. Go ahead, sir. And then you can respond. But I, I, I want to say everything that I want to say because I don't wanna lose my train of thought.

David S. Perwin: Got it. So just because they allege that you are, are not competent doesn't mean that you are or aren't. That's an allegation that they're making, that does not mean that that's true or not true. Um, number two, as your mediator, if I feel that you aren't, um, mentally competent to enter into an agreement that it will be my duty to, uh, recess this until there's a determination made and it would be, um, my duty to not go forward if I have that, [00:21:00] um, impression.

David S. Perwin: Now, I am not. A psychologist or a psychiatrist. So I'm not doing a legal finding of competency, even when I'm using my own judgment to determine whether either party is of sound mine, because it's not just, you know, a diagnosis on whether someone has some type of mental illness, but it's also, it could be if they're under some type of extreme duress or some other, um, situational thing, if I feel like they're not.

David S. Perwin: I'm capable of making a good decision, even if it's not mental illness, if I think they're of a mental state in its moment to not make a decision. And that doesn't mean if they're upset because people are upset all the time. I, I wanna make sure that they understand what they're agreeing to and understanding that of what the consequences are.

David S. Perwin: Not that I can give them legal advice, but they at least need to understand, um, those kind of things. So, anyway. But I understand what you're saying is that you [00:22:00] can't have it both ways. They can't and try to enter into an agreement with you and say that at the same time, say you're not legal, you're not mentally competent.

David S. Perwin: You can't have it both ways either. Either they need to say that you're competent and they're entering this in good, trying to negotiate in good faith, or if they're gonna maintain the position that you're not competent, then then a, a judge would need to make that determination. Usually after a psychological evaluation, um, the, the judge is not going to make that just by, uh, hearing evidence.

David S. Perwin: They would have to have something done in that regard. And then once, if the judge determined that you were not competent, then they would appoint an ad litem to represent you. But if they determined you were competent, then that determination will be clear. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, right on point. Um, but, uh, just to, you know, and you know, I agree with.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: 99% of what you said, only one small clarification. What I said right about, uh, [00:23:00] your, you know, your potential duties, uh, because you're registered, a registered attorney with the bar. I didn't mean that. I was expecting, just to clarify, I know you, you know this, right? Um, like, you know, talking to you, I can tell that you are very intelligent person, right?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Um, but I was, and I, I wasn't implying. Or saying that, that I, I want you to, or that I had an expectation that you would make a determination about sanity or insanity. Not at all. Or capacity. Um, 'cause in fact, you know, that's a, only a psychiatrist can do that. Right? Like, not even a judge can, as you said, right.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: The judge would rely on the opinion of experts. It could be a psychiatrist, it could be an FBI agent, right? Like it could be anything. Somebody who is qualified to judge. Well, it couldn't 

David S. Perwin: be anything. It couldn't be anything because an FBI agent doesn't necessarily have the qualifications for, for mental health.

David S. Perwin: I mean, f FBI agent 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: No, no, no. But, but, but lemme tell you why I say that specifically. Right? The reason why they're alleging, um, the reason why [00:24:00] they're alleging that I'm crazy is because I reported a group of people to the FBI, right? That's the reason why they're saying that. Uh, so, you know, to, to judge whether my claims to the FBI were true or false.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: The only people that can make that call is the FBI. Right. Not even a psychiatrist like the FBI needs to look at what I said and say, yes, this person is right, or this person is crazy. Right. That, that's, that's the whole contention. It is, it's something, I'm not gonna get into details what it is, but it's something around the FBI.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay. Now, um, so, so that, that's what I'm telling you that like Yeah. 

David S. Perwin: But, but even then, the FBI would just say we find there's no merit. It doesn't mean that you're crazy because you might see 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: No, no, no. Exactly, exactly. But, but my position is that there is merit. I mean, I, I'm sure there's merit, right? So my, I know I'm playing you, my, my, my expectation is that when the FBI says, yes, there is merit.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: It's obvious that I'm not crazy, right? I'm not expecting the FBI to say that I'm not crazy. I'm expecting the we I to say, yes, these crimes are occurring. And if that's the case. Then I'm not crazy. [00:25:00] Like I, I wouldn't even have to go to the psychiatrist for the evaluation. Okay. But that's, that's, that's the path I I'm saying uhhuh.

David S. Perwin: Yes. Now the, the FBI could have their own agenda, so they could say there's no merit just because they don't want it uncovered. So I don't think the FBI's that's to make any determination on that. This would something, this would have to go to an independent mental health professional to make that determination if, if someone feels like that the FBI, the police.

David S. Perwin: Nobody else has the authority to do that. And you making allegation of a crime, um, what, even if they said there was nothing to it or there was something to it, still wouldn't determine. I mean, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: the, the sanity question legally speaking. I understand. Yeah. Understood. Uh, yeah. Thank you for that. So, um, so yeah, so, you know, I, I agree with you, uh, in, you know, pretty much everything.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Um, so, you know, um, the only thing, the other thing I wanted to clarify is that, you know, the way you phrased it. You said something like, you know, you can't have it both ways and you know, I want to be clear, like it's [00:26:00] not, I'm not, I'm not using this as a leverage. Not at all. I'm just saying, you know. No, I'm 

David S. Perwin: talking about them.

David S. Perwin: I'm talking No. Yeah, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: yeah, yeah, yeah. About them. About them. Yeah. What I'm saying is, um, that, uh, um, because this question of capacity, mental capacity to enter into legal contracts, right? Was already. You know, you say it's an allegation, but this was a, a petition for a restraining order. This is filed with the court.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: This is illegal. This is an illegal document with the court because that allegation exists. Right. My contention is that a person that is responsible for upholding the law cannot, you know, has to take the, like, has to err on the side of caution, right? Like, uh, um, even trying to negotiate something with a person that has been alleged in.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Court document that is, that should not be allowed to enter into contract. My contention is that just trying to get them to get to, just trying to negotiate [00:27:00] could be a crime on itself. So that, that, that's all I'm saying. Right. Um, so my, the solution to this is simple. The petitioner can send me a handwritten note before we start negotiating anything.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Like, I'm not gonna negotiate anything without this. Right. Because I cannot, I. Maybe, maybe they're right. Maybe I'm crazy, right? And so I need to talk to a judge, to a person that can make this determination based on relying on, on the opinion of experts. Um, so I, I, if, and, you know, I have to question myself if they're right, just negotiating with them could put me in danger.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Like put, could put my welfare, my financial welfare in jeopardy. Because I cannot trust my own capacity, right. Because of what they're saying. So the first point that we have to get outta the table is that handwritten note from the petitioner saying that she has absolutely no reason to believe that I'm not in [00:28:00] full use of my mental capacity and abilities.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: If we can get that, you know, I'm open to negotiate anything open to anything. But if we cannot get that, I think we should cut it short because all our times are valuable. Right. 

David S. Perwin: Let me ask you this though. Um, just because she says that doesn't mean that it's true or not true. I mean, she may have her own motivation to saying that you're competent so she can take advantage of a disability.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I understand, but because I, I trust her so much. 'cause remember I was with her for a long time. Maybe she's right. I have to consider the possibility that she might be right. And if that is the case, I need to. A judge, I, I need that a judge makes that determination. Like, I can't, I can't take my chances on that.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Right. Because she might be right. She might be right. I, I might be a little bit crazy. Um, and I can't, it, I can't, I can't gamble with the welfare of my son, you know? So that's why 

David S. Perwin: No, no, I, I, I get what you're saying, [00:29:00] but it sounds to me that you're saying that you will accept her determination on whether you are competent or not to go forward.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: No, no, no, no. Not at all. She's not, she's not a licensed psychiatrist and not an FBI agent, so I 

David S. Perwin: know, but, but you understand what you just asked me to do though. If I go over there and say, we need you to hand write a note saying that you believe that you, that, that he is competent, that you're willing to go forward with that, with that letter, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I'm willing to move forward to the negotiation.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yes. Right? Yeah. Yes, yes. But that doesn't mean that I am affecting what she wrote. Even if she wrote that, I mean, why 

David S. Perwin: would you go forward? 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Well, I won't go forward because if delegation is that I'm not competent, and honestly to protect you if I go forward, imagine this situation if I go forward and negotiate with them, [00:30:00] I can imagine, right?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I could then tomorrow file a complaint with a bar saying that you. Channel me to enter into a contract agreement with a group of people that allege in a court document that I'm crazy. I, I'm not a lawyer and you know, it's not my place to give legal opinions, but I think that a lawyer could be disbar for that.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: So I'm protecting you. In reality, I'm protecting them because I could also go and then make a claim that they took advantage of a crazy person. Mm-hmm. So for all of us to be saved, right. The best path forward is that there is something in writing, in, in, in writing that says that they, that the petitioner has no reason to believe that I'm not in use of my mental capacities.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: It's just an opinion. She's just expressing an opinion. It's not a judgment, it's not an assessment. I'm not going to use that as a, um, anything. It's just, it's just her opinion. Right. But I want to have it in writing because that way we are all [00:31:00] protected. Like, there's no crimes being committing, like nobody's violating the moral, um, you know, um, rules of the profession and we're all happy, right?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: And we can move forward and we can negotiate this. And I, I'm telling you, I'm very open to negotiate and I'm, I'm willing to be flexible. I want to solve this today, but I can't, I can't enter into any kind of negotiation until she gives me something in writing that says that she's trusting that I'm, and this, this is not an unreasonable request.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I mean. We're negotiating here a legal contract. I mean, this is just basic, right? This is a very basic, um, concept of law. So I don't think I'm asking for, for, for, you know, for, for a kidney here. Uh, it's just a very simple request. It, it cost them nothing really to write this hand note. 

David S. Perwin: Okay. Alright, so here's, here's my response to that.

David S. Perwin: Um, I have no problem doing what you're asking me to do. I guess what [00:32:00] I'm gonna say though is, and, and I haven't, through our conversation, I'm, I don't have any indication that, that you're not of the capacity to make it a, a negotiation. I, and I'm not saying that you're, I'm asking you to rely on me saying that I understand that they have made statements about you.

David S. Perwin: Um. They can't have it both ways in the sense they can't say that and then negotiate with you if they think that you're mentally not competent. Um, that would make the agreement if we reached one invalid, right? I 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I, I could just go back 

David S. Perwin: on the agreement tomorrow. Like it doesn't, right. That's right. I mean, the court would have to find that determination that you weren't competent.

David S. Perwin: But I could 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: fight it. So, and it, it puts into question the purpose of all this negotiation, because we're gonna negotiate and spend four hours here, you know, uh, entering into a contract, and then I could go on Monday to the court and file for [00:33:00] an, an petition to annul that, to, to nullify that contract. I would be within my right to do that.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: So it, it's a waste of time for everybody. Right. So I think that's, uh, that great. Yeah. Hold on. Let me ask you a quick question. 

David S. Perwin: What do I call 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: you? My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. 

David S. Perwin: Okay, so 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Ronaldo 

David S. Perwin: Okay. Alright. Reinaldo . Okay. Mm-hmm. I just wanted to get that outta the way 'cause we haven't really talked about that. And so, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: yeah.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay. 

David S. Perwin: Uh, look, I understand exactly where you're coming from and, and it's a very strong position that I, I agree with you. I mean, they can't, they can't say, they can't say they want to negotiate with you and, and I can't find. I was trying to see that restraining order that you're talking about and I don't have a copy of it.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I, I'll, I can email you a link to it. 

David S. Perwin: Okay. If you could do that, that would be helpful because, I mean, you know, but, but you, and you understand that what they're [00:34:00] doing if they're alleging these things, but they can't have it both ways. They can't say that they believe that you have the, uh, this mental deficiency.

David S. Perwin: Then ask you to sign something agreeing to commit to financial obligations, a parenting plan regarding your son? 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: No. Well, I'm not even asking me, asking me, not even ask me to come to mediation. I mean, I think that on itself, right? It's a, it, it's questionable. Like, how can you say that somebody's crazy? And then the judge says, well go to mediation.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah, sure. Let's mediate. I mean, the, the, the, the lawyer who is a lawyer registering the bar. I believe her moral duty was to object to what the judge was saying in that very moment and say, no, judge, we can't go to mediation because this person is crazy and we cannot. Okay, but 

David S. Perwin: remember, but remember that the attorney does not have any personal knowledge of you at all.

David S. Perwin: She is only a mouthpiece for your care, your wife, or your No, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: no. I, I understand. But, but, but, but if she has to assume that allegations are true, right? Because she [00:35:00] filed that document with the court, and just by having that assumption. I mean, I mean, any person that, I mean, if, if, if you really believe, right?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: If somebody tells you this person is crazy, this person next to you is crazy, and then the same person tells you, let's go negotiate with that person. I mean, the logical answer is, I, you know, you just say that the person is crazy, right? I mean, the lawyer should have at least questioned the client, or, or you know, like, and, but I think I, I think agreeing she agreed in less than a second.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Right? And this should be recorded in the court hearing. She agreed immediately. Like she didn't even, you know, looked up to like, think about it, like no, immediately she said, yeah, yeah, sure, sure, sure. And she started making the appointments and you know, to me that's, that seems odd, right? But anyhow, I'm not gonna, you know, question the law.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: You're just not, well, lemme 

David S. Perwin: just say this too. Um, and this does not change at all what you're, what you want to do and what I'm gonna follow through and, and address that for you. But there are times when, when there are people, [00:36:00] and this is not you I'm talking about, I'm just telling you that I've been down this road before that.

David S. Perwin: Okay. And annuation for me. Right, right. There are times where someone who may have mental issues have have periods of time of clarity. They're not always mentally off, so. There are those times where someone can have mental issues, but still be like, if someone wanted to do a will, for example, they may have moments of clarity where they say, Hey, I want X person to get this property, this property, this property, and then let's say the next day they can't remember who they are or who they are.

David S. Perwin: So there is times where it can be where someone is mentally off at one time and and perfectly clear the neck. You know, that gets really gr Yeah, it's, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: it's kind of tricky, right? Yeah, no, no, I totally, I totally understand. It's a tricky, and that's why a judge. Yeah. So [00:37:00] I'm sending you right now the, the document, 

David S. Perwin: uh, okay.

David S. Perwin: Let me, I'm going to take a look at it as discuss it before I go over there, so, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: yeah, that sounds like a good, like a good idea. 'cause it's a sensitive issue, right? Yeah. So I'm gonna tell you verbally, it's. It's paragraph three, uh, three B and three s on the document I'm going to send you, I wanna note this in the email anyway, so this 

David S. Perwin: says, um, some notes that I have says that both of y'all have.

David S. Perwin: She has a model S, and then you have truck, and we're not going into the negotiations. I'm just, I was just asking outta curiosity, what kind of Tesla do you have? 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Model s Um, so well both of you have s 

David S. Perwin: Yes. Okay. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yes. I 

David S. Perwin: just got a Tesla in August. That's why I was asking you. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Oh, yeah. It's a nice, it's a [00:38:00] nice car, right?

David S. Perwin: Yeah. Well, I've got the Cybertruck and, uh, oh, and I, and I love, and I love the truck. I love, you know, the, the speed and the ease of steering and. The uniqueness of it. My wife didn't want to get in it. She said it was so ugly. But 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: yeah, it's a, it's a, it's a divisive subject, right? Like some people love it.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: People Exactly. Some people hate it. Uh, 

David S. Perwin: once she wrote in it, she, she really liked it. So that, that was good. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay. Let me ask you a question. What is, what is your email address? Because I have, so I have Becky's, but I don't have yours. 

David S. Perwin: So just switch Becky's name out for David. soDavid@perlinagiving.com. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: David 

David S. Perwin: and I did see an email from you, but 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I, yeah, yeah, but it could be, I, I, I don't have access to that email address and, um, I mean, it's a different account and I don't have it in this computer, and that's why. So I'm, I'm gonna email you from [00:39:00] a different email, email address, which is my personal email address.

David S. Perwin: Uh, okay. Okay. So the one that. At reinaldo.ca, I just sent you an email too, so if you can't find mine, you can respond back to that one if you have access to that. Let me 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: see. No, I didn't receive that one here, but, okay. But I'll, I'll send it, I'll send it, I'll send this, um, I'll send, I, I have the email already drafted.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I'm, I'm sending this to you right now. Okay? Okay. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah, no worries. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay, so we said. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Three B and three F.

David S. Perwin: Now, if, and, and this is kind of getting way ahead of the thing, but if, if we resolve the mental capacity issue and if we were to reach an agreement, is the email that I sent to you not the one, the correct email to spend? [00:40:00] Um, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I mean, yes, I have access to that email, but how do I say this? Like, oh, you send me an email.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah, yeah. I sent you, yeah. The things that I have two, I have two email addresses and one of them is in a different computer that is in, in my office. And I don't use that, uh, for security reasons. I don't use that email address outside of the office. Um, and the one that I'm three in 

David S. Perwin: the morning. Did 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: you sleep today?

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah, a little bit. I slept like four hours. Um, but I sent, I was at the office when I sent you that. That's why I sent it from there. Uh, but now I'm, I'm home, so I'm gonna use the email that I use from home. But either one. Like if you, if you, but if you, if, if it's something time sensitive, I'm just saying this in case, you know, this extends beyond today or whatever, and you need to reach me if it's time sensitive.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Use the one that I'm going to use right now because I have that on my cell phone, right? I, I can't access it that anytime. But the other one, that's the reason why I made the payment last night or early this morning because that I hadn't gone to the office in a, in a, in a few days and I didn't see the email about the payment.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I saw it [00:41:00] last night when I was there. Um, that's why I, I made the payment late, basically two, two hours late. Um, but, but anyhow, I have the email here. I'll send it to you and, and then I guess you're gonna go to that room and, uh, I'll see you when you get back, 

David S. Perwin: right? Yeah. But I want to, I wanna look at the, the restraining order and talk to you about it first, or least discuss.

David S. Perwin: I want to see it first before I go over there. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay. 

David S. Perwin: So if you could send that to me and I'll see if I, the, the core, um. Our district clerk is not doing the greatest job of, um, making. I know for some people they're glad that no one can see any files in there, but for attorneys who want to try to understand what case they're working on, we can't that 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: No.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: And this one, oh, I got your email. I got your email because I forward it. Yeah. Um, yes, yes, you're right. And this, you wouldn't even, you know, regardless of the clerk, uh, you wouldn't be able to see it because they marked it as, you know, containing sensitive information. Because they, they, so they, it's anything [00:42:00] that has the child's name is considered, 

David S. Perwin: uh, sensitive.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: So yeah. But they could have redacted it, redacted the name of the child without redacting, and then make it t 

David S. Perwin: if you file, if you file it redacted, then it really isn't a complete document. Okay. So I'm looking at the restraining order now. Um, in what section did you want to direct me to? 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: So, well, this is very clear.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I think three F is the second page. I think it is. Uh, it says order, Reinaldo Aguiar, it says, ordering the psychiatry evaluation of Reinaldo Aguiar Marcano. Uh, that's, 

David S. Perwin: yeah. So agree. Three itself, it says, petitioner request the court after notice of the hearing to do the following. So they're asking. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: But in, on the, on the numeral f on the page, uh, three.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: So yes, they're asking for a number of things. You're 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: asking the court order it, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: right? No, no, I understand. No. The, the, the, the [00:43:00] restraining or like the, the, the judge hasn't ordered a psychiatric evaluation yet, but they asked for it and for me that's enough. That's right. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: That's right. Mm-hmm. 

David S. Perwin: Yeah. So if you don't have the mental capacity to do something with your child, how do you have the mental capacity to dispose of your property?

David S. Perwin: No. Or even to 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: negotiate, right? I mean, not even it's, it's just, 

David S. Perwin: yeah, I was just, I, I guess I said it. You said it better than I did as far as on anything. It's not just the child. I just separated. You have children issues and property issues, so that's why I said it that way. So you can't say that you have the mental capacity to negotiate property if you're saying that he doesn't have the mental capacity to even have a parenting plan regarding his child.

David S. Perwin: Right, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: exactly. 

David S. Perwin: You can't have it both ways. Okay. Alright. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go over there and address that with them. And I'm just gonna tell you my thought on this is, is that I think there should be an [00:44:00] evaluation done before we do anything. And I agree. So if they say everything is fine, then we can go forward and then they can drop their claim.

David S. Perwin: If not, then the court would have to make a decision on what they're going to do. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: No, no. I, yeah, I agree with you. Right. In principle. Um, but the other, I mean, the other, the, the trade off for me is the welfare of the child. Right. If, you know, if, if they're willing to, uh, you know, give me that piece of paper and we can negotiate and resolve this today, and I'm able to see my child, that's a win for me.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Right? That's all I need. Uh, I don't that that would allow me to not drag this for a year. Right? Um, but if that's impossible, if they cannot, you know, meet this basic simple requirement, then you know, I'll have to, 

David S. Perwin: she is not concerned 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: that you're 

David S. Perwin: going to harm 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: your child. She's already told me that. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: No, no, no, no.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I understand. I, [00:45:00] you know, like I, I I, I, I would like to like make this impression 

David S. Perwin: you a written, written declaration, correct. Right. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: And as I said, right. I could go back on Monday on the, on the con on the contract. I could go on Monday to the court and a apply to have it nullify. Right. Like, it, it's a waste of time for everybody.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Right. Uh uh so for discount to be sound and binding and legally, you know, correct. We need this requirement because they already made that allegation with the court. I mean this is on them, right? They made that allegation. 

David S. Perwin: That's a good point. Alright, I'm gonna go over there and address that with them. So hang in there.

David S. Perwin: It might take a little while to negotiate that. Hi. Okay. Bruto, are you there? Yes, I'm here. Alright. Sorry for the delay. We, we had a lot to talk about and I want to kind of, kind of tell you kind of where. I think things are gonna land as far as this. So she, she does have concern a, about [00:46:00] the mental capacity.

David S. Perwin: And obviously it's not, it's, it's, I'm, I'm taking it from a caring standpoint, not from one of, some type of negative, you know, in, uh. Label on you. Oh, no, no, no. Don't, don't, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: don't, don't worry. Like, you know, no, no need to, like, I, I don't take these things personally, so I understand what you're saying. Well, please finish.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I, I don't wanna put any, any work deal 

David S. Perwin: and, and so and so to me, I think if, if there's an assessment being made, if you're willing to agree to that, or even if you weren't, I really think that a court, the court would need to appoint somebody. To have you go to, to do that assessment. And I don't think until the results of that assessment come out, we can do anything.

David S. Perwin: I can't even get, I don't even feel comfortable asking you to agree to assessment because that is a conflict, um, [00:47:00] directly with what we're talking about. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Exactly. Well, no, I, I congratulate you like, um, you know, you're really taking the, the, how do I say this? You are taking the. Know, you're holding the law, you're doing what you're supposed to do.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Um, and then you're, I agree completely with you. This is something that should be reviewed by a judge and Yeah. Um, and he should decide what is the best course of, of action. Right. Like, until that happens, you know, wasting time and energy and Right. Housing friction wouldn't call 

David S. Perwin: them them would do. Mm-hmm.

David S. Perwin: Is that I'm going to pass the mediation. And then when I told them is that once the assessment is done. Then, you know, we were scheduled for four hours. So what I told them that I would do is I would, the two hours that we didn't use, I would apply them if, if, if, if everything comes back fine or even if they don't, the court will probably at some point return you to mediation.

David S. Perwin: I will apply those two hours. [00:48:00] Wonderful. To a future mediation. I'm not going to just say, oh, I used up. Because even though I blocked my morning, I can't make money doing it. I'm not taking that position. I appreciate, I appreciate that and apply it to a future, to a future mediation 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: if that's the case. I understand that.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: And if, if that's not the case, then you know, please keep the, keep the two hours. 

David S. Perwin: Well, I want to earn my money, so that's, yeah. Kind of what is it? You will at some point. You will have to come back to mediation. I know that 100%. Unless, unless you all reach an agreement without it. So if you'll reach an agreement without it, then, then of course you wouldn't have to.

David S. Perwin: And that would probably be a plus for everybody. But yeah, no, no. Had to come to mediation. I'm gonna have my office manager, Becky, make a note that you have a two hour credit, okay. Um, to a future mediation. And then I'm gonna let you know that her attorney is going to set a motion. Um, to ask the court to appoint someone, and then you'll have the opportunity to be present.[00:49:00] 

David S. Perwin: If you want to object to it or if you want to agree to it, or whatever it is you want to, you'll have, you'll be noticed and have the right to, you know, respond to, to that. Okay? But we, um, an agreement. I can't do anything though. That has to happen on the judge's own action. It can't be by agreement. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Well, if I, if I may ask you, uh, one favor, could you update, well, I can ask your office manager to date my address because I'm in a different address now than the one that you probably have. Um, so I'll, I'll, I'll do that. I'll update my address with the court and with your office manager and all that. Okay.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Let, 

David S. Perwin: I mean, normally they owe notice you by, uh, by email. You don't get notices by email. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Oh, no, no. But because you said that I'm gonna be pro, that she's going to file a petition, right. That means that I'm gonna be service, not 

David S. Perwin: petition. It's gonna be a motion, it'll be a motion for, you know, a, a psychological evaluation.

David S. Perwin: Right, right. Uh, but but there's gonna be a, there's gonna be a legal service, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: right? [00:50:00] There's gonna be a legal service. No, hold on. 

David S. Perwin: That's what I'm trying to explain to you. The, the on that will be by the email, whatever email. Okay. Got it. That you e-filing. Okay, good. You're not served in person on that, on this motion.

David S. Perwin: You're, you're sent an email. You're ether. Whatever email addresses is connected to you in the case is how you'll be noted. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Right, right. No, no, I understand that concept. The thing is that the, the last I'm 

David S. Perwin: talking when the prospect server coming to you? 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yes. Because when, when they filed the petition. Right.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Although they could have served me electronically, they choose to send a process server and the man trespassed and there was a whole incident. He was provoking me in my own home. And I want to prevent that from happening again. So that's why I was concerned about the others. Right, 

David S. Perwin: right. Yeah. Hold on one second, bill.

David S. Perwin: The petition, the petition for divorce, is that what you're talking about? 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: The petition for divorce and the motion for the restraining [00:51:00] order and the injunction, injunctive orders and like there was a series of legal instruments they filed and uh, the petitioner had my email address that she has had it for 11 years.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: They choose to send this man in person to trespass the property lines and ignore the not trespassing sign and all those things in person. Right. Uh, so that's what I'm concerned. Say I don't, I don't, I don't want that to happen again. Mario, hold on 

David S. Perwin: one second. Mm-hmm. The petition had to be served in person.

David S. Perwin: They cannot e serve you the initial petition and, and, and notice of a restraining order that was signed by the court. Those have to be done in person. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay. I understand. 

David S. Perwin: Once that petition, once you've been served in person with the initial pleading. Mostly everything else can be done by Ethan Electronic, but not the initial one.

David S. Perwin: So just so you know, I don't think that that it, there isn't, and I'm, and I'm, I haven't discussed this with them. I'm just telling you the basic law for what we're dealing with is that you have to be served with that to, um, because that, that confirms that you were actually [00:52:00] given notice of the lawsuit. No, no.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I, I understand

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: once you file the 

David S. Perwin: respond. Then they can, then they can ether you. Mostly everything else. There were, there were a few exceptions, but I'm not gonna waste your time. Okay. With the exception. But, but, but now that you're gonna, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: so sorry if I may ask you for a favor, now that you're gonna communicate to them in some capacity in the future, if you can please ask them to not send anybody in person to my home.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Is that feasible? 

David S. Perwin: I, I will do that. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Okay. Thank you. 

David S. Perwin: Now, just so you know, certain things, like, let's say there's a restraining order, some things they can't. Do it by e, e-service because, because of the gravity. Right. No, I understand that. I, but that you received it. But I will tell them. Um, and do they have the email, has she communicated with you already through Oh yeah.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: She, she, she, she texted me this morning, like she has my cell phone, my email address, you know, like I saw her, 

David S. Perwin: I'm not talking about tech, I'm talking about email. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Yeah. Yeah. She has all my electronic, uh, communication. Who, who, who, [00:53:00] 

David S. Perwin: who is she? Both 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: the 

David S. Perwin: attorney, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: uh, partner. Okay. 

David S. Perwin: Right. Yeah. I'm not talking about your, your, your, I don't even know if I wanna call her your ex, uh, Gloria.

David S. Perwin: Um, all I care, as long as the attorney has a good email for you, that's all I want to make sure of. Yeah. Yeah. She does no to communicate with you through that email that she already has for you. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Perfect. Yes. That's agreeable. 

David S. Perwin: Yeah. Alright. That's what I'm gonna do. You're 100% right. We should not go forward.

David S. Perwin: Um. It doesn't make any logical or legal sense to do so at this time. Right. Um, and then they're going to, um, I guess ask, the court will have to figure out who would be the proper person to do the assessment. And then, and then, you know, just so you know, she, you know, I know that Gloria, at least in what I've read, um, ha, is, is somewhat concerned about her financial situation.

David S. Perwin: [00:54:00] Understand that, you know, that may be something that she may deal with you directly to try to, you know, it sounds like um, she's had some money, but she doesn't know when she'll have money or not have money. And while the case is pending, she may reach out to you to try to get some financial support while this is pending.

David S. Perwin: But that's, as I told her, that's between you guys on how y'all worked that out course for me to do at this point. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: I understand. Yeah. And thank you so much for the heads up. 

David S. Perwin: Yeah. Alright. I'm gonna go ahead and end this and, uh, and I hope I, I'd love to talk to you again in the future, and I hope that, unfortunately you'll be under these circumstances, but I want to be able to help you guys.

David S. Perwin: I feel like I pushed y'all the right direction, but I haven't, I don't feel like I've completed what I, what I want to do to try to help y'all. So hopefully I'll have that opportunity in the future. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Thank you so much, sir. I really appreciate your time and again, I congratulate you for, you know, for, for, for making the right call.

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Thank you so much. 

David S. Perwin: Thank you. I appreciate that. Have a great, 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: uh, [00:55:00] afternoon and good weekend for you. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: You too. 

Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano: Thank you so much. Bye-bye. Cheer. Bye.

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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good morning, invisible friends. Happy Tuesday. Today is July 1st, 2025 and it's about 9:22 AM Central Time. And my name is Reinaldo Aguiar Marcano. It's my full name. And I'm located right now at my residence located at 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. And this video recording is part of the series, Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips and part of the campaign I'm advancing to "Bring DIOSDADO to justice and bring DIOSDADO to the US", which is the only way where there could be justice.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, today ...I have I want to apologize that because I, I didn't post any updates yesterday just because I was how do I say this? I've learned a long time ago that, I don't know, this is just my, how my mind works... you have to know your equipment, right? ... sometimes it happens to me that I'm thinking about a problem or [00:01:00] something. And the idea is not fully formed. And yeah, like I, I've learned that it's something that I just can't, it doesn't matter if I spend hours concentrated on that, it doesn't work.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I just have to let it simmer in a way, right? And then eventually I can see it. So yeah, so there, there were a few things that I was, I, I knew that, I wasn't just I wasn't ready to to talk about those things because I didn't really fully understand them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I spent the day yesterday just doing other things that were important and, after a while I think I saw it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today I have a few updates to, to offer in case anybody ever investigates these things. And, I made a kind of a small list of items. So let me go through that list so I don't forget anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first thing ...and I sorted this list basically as always by potential liability to Diosdado Cabello, which I think is the pressure point in all this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:02:00] Because of the founding of... EBay as well, right? EBay and PayPal with that 3% racket, they accumulate a tremendous amount of wealth as well that they channel to this. But I guess if you think of the operational cost of eBay, right? And pay, and they have to pay taxes they have to play by the rules in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Although, it's a tremendous, immense racket, they have to play by the rules and therefore, some of that money has to channel back to the regular society, right? Via taxes and things like that. I guess what I'm trying to say, the more energy they get from that source also is supplying energy to the free world in a way, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's these kind of things. I think what matters, and I think I mentioned this in the website at some point, what matters? Not really the absolute value, it's the delta, right? So in terms of Delta, the source of income from Diosdado Cabello is more important because he is not paying any taxes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that [00:03:00] amount of energy that is coming from this channel is going a hundred percent to this network and 0% to the free world, right? So that makes the delta bigger and in my mind, I think more dangerous. So yeah. So this list is sorted in terms of liability to him, right? Of what I think could be potential liability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first item I want to bring up is that yesterday I encountered a vehicle. I was driving around. Collecting data and I encountered a vehicle that is documented on the website and from more than a year ago I started posting about this vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This was a vehicle that I think around May, probably May 2024, he the driver of that vehicle he tried to run me off the road. They were, harassing me at that point because I was attempting to buy the second house without them interfering. 'Cause I already had made several attempts and they always, they buy the house, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what [00:04:00] they do. If I go see a house, they immediately buy the house the same day cash, right? So there's no way for me to buy it. So in that opportunity, what I did differently is that I bought the house without seeing it. I didn't even show any interest in the house. I put an offer all cash.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I liquidated all my savings. All I had, right? To be able to escape because I realized that it, as long as I was in this house, I had no chance. I was surrounded, 24/7. So in that occasion, when they saw that I liquidated my savings, they started harassing me. 'cause they wanted to know, which one was the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But at this point I imagine They must have known, which one was the house because, with this level of surveillance and infiltration and everything in Katy at this, right? But anyhow I managed to buy the house. But in that occasion, when they were harassing me very harshly, this person, a man a young man he must be at least 10 years younger than me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He almost drove me off the road with this SUV. [00:05:00] Anyhow, I've been looking for SUV, in any way I can using technology, and I've never been able to find it. Yesterday I found it. So I wanted to mention that. I'm gonna give you the data that I got. I haven't ran any of this through the pipeline because I don't have access to that here, but I'll show you how you can get that that data, what I got yesterday, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you go to the channel @RapidFireTips in YouTube, and click on this link that says more links, 13 more links go to the bottom right. There is a link that says Channel Archive, and it's a Google Drive link if you open that. That's basically all the attachments of things that I've mentioned in this channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There is a folder here for DIOSDADO CABELLO, not to be confused with the folder for DIOSDADO CABELLO which is named exactly the same in the, full investigative archive, which is posted on spyhell.org. That's a different folder and has more data. This is only the things that I've [00:06:00] mentioned that could carry liability to the DIOSDADO CABELLO that I've mentioned in this YouTube channel only.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there are a lot of other things, his house and everything, right in the other archive. So there's two archives at this point, basically. One is the Google Cloud storage bucket named, "paypal-mafia", that's the other, that's where the other archive is. And this other archive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so in this archive, you go to DIOSDADO CABELLO's folder and then there's a folder here that says SCTLND, it's abbreviated like that, S-C-T-L-N-D, that's the plate of the SUV. It's a Texas vanity plate. And I found it at this house yesterday. So this is the corner intersection where the house is located. Now this other house that is in this photo is also important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has super high end security cameras guarding the property where the SUV was found. The whole purpose of this house [00:07:00] is to protect that house. So that house must be very important. And the person, or people that frequent that house or used to frequent that house must be very important as well, because it felt like this property that I'm, that I have here in this picture and the address of this property is on the other street, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the address of this property ends in zero seven which is engineering, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The whole purpose of this property is to watch the other one. But anyhow this is the SUV and I don't know if this can Zoom-in enough for you to see it, but you can see the plate there. And you can download the full resolution picture from the archive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so yeah, so that's where it was found. And according to the records that, so that house is 26922 Harmony Shores Drive, Katy Texas 77494. And I saw that, I dunno, the records, the tax records and it is been the same owner for the last eight years at least. So I have, I saw, I have the records from 2018 [00:08:00] to 2025, and the owner hasn't changed in all those years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And supposedly the name of the owner of that house where that SUV was parked is Neil Alexander Sinclair. So that's that. And mentioning this, not because of vendetta, because he tried to kill me, but if he can be connected to DIOSDADO CABELLO, then it would mean that Diosdado Cabello tried to kill me with that SUV in 2024.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that was more than a year ago. So imagine what he has done over the last year. So that's that. The second thing is another property. This, I'm not gonna give much information , because I don't wanna give anything away, but it is a property at 26714 Valley Terrace Drive Fulshear Texas 77441.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I went there yesterday. It's so important that I went there last night to, to record the plates of the vehicles. And they are [00:09:00] already posted on YouTube. And I created a kind of a playlist with the name of this property, with the address of this property.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All right, so now let's talk about other things, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So yesterday a lot of interesting things happened yesterday. So one of the things that happened was that because of the thing on Friday with the mediation, the last video I posted, right? I don't know how do I say this, but it felt to me like like probably my former partner could have been going through a difficult time, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Putting myself in her shoes, right? Regardless of whatever happened I imagined it could be a difficult situation, right? So anyhow, I reached out to her, to talk to her and see if I could do anything to make her not that stressed. And to try to minimize the impact on her as a person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went there and we talked for a while, right? And then a few interesting things happened and, I want to mention them here. I'm gonna try not to [00:10:00] pass judgment or because I don't I don't, not judgment, but I'm gonna try not to turn this into an accusation against anybody, because really, I don't know if this is something that could even be provable, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. I, and you're gonna, you're gonna see what I mean.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what happened was this, I got there, right? So we started talking and, she was very emotional at the beginning, but then she relaxed a little bit. We were talking next to, to, to my car, to the KOL- mobile. We were next to the car.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is gonna be relevant in a second, but anyhow, we start talking. Right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she was joking. So she, I mean she told me a joke that she heard on Friday, from the mediator and her attorney, Morgan Hybner. So the joke was ... they were talking and were joking about me not having an attorney.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And apparently the joke was that I did not, I do not need an attorney. Like the mediator Mr. David Perwin, I think is the last name, and maybe getting the name wrong. Let me double [00:11:00] check.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. David Perwin, P-E-R-W-I-N. That's the name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, so the joke was that that I do not need an attorney. And so she was saying that that Mr. Perwin came back after he talked to me, came back to the meeting and he was super impressed and by me, by, or I don't know, by my legal maneuvering, and he said something like, I was smart and I, I didn't need an attorney.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they ha they joked about it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And my former partner said, yeah, he's smart. But the way she said it it sounded like she, she said it as a warning more than as a joke.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, she said that, when she said that, my, and I'm gonna, I said we were talking in Spanish, so I'll have to translate it and maybe the translation doesn't work very well in English.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what I said was, in response to that, I jokingly said , " ah, I got you with the note, didn't I? !". That's, and that's how I would translate it. Translate it, " I gotcha with the [00:12:00] note" and she like her eyes went blank: " What note?" And I said "THE note", "the request for the note". And she was like: "what are you talking about?" "What note?"

Reinaldo Aguiar: At this moment, again, I'm trying very hard not to accuse anybody, but she is the petitioner, right? We go to a mediation ordered by a judge, in the mediation, I talk to the mediator, and my only request, I didn't request anything else , only that she sent me a handwritten note stating that she has no reasons to believe that I could be impeded from entering into a contract.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I wasn't even asking to judge my, my, my mental capacity. I was just asking to state that, she thought that I was sane enough to sign a contract, simply. That was the only thing I asked the mediator to relate to the other party. And when I talked to her yesterday, she didn't seem to know what note I was talking about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:13:00] So I, again, I'm trying very hard not to accuse anybody, but I'm trying to think right, what possible situations could explain that she doesn't know what note I'm talking about. And I asked her this question like five times, and the reason why I say that it's relevant that we were next to the car is because I think one of the cameras was on, and it's possible I haven't checked the footage to be honest, but it's possible that the conversation is there with her yesterday, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: In which she's telling me that she doesn't know what note I'm talking about. So anyhow, I asked this question like five times. I'm not exagerating , but are you sure you don't know what note I'm talking about? "No!" And then I rephrased the question I asked her, okay, so tell me after the mediator talked to me, what happened next?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she explained that the mediator came into the meeting room with her and her attorney and the mediator explained that there was nothing that could be done because the issue of the [00:14:00] mental capacity had to be addressed first. But he didn't bring the request about the note to her. He brought information to her, a decision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Basically, he brought a series of next steps. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm getting from this is that the mediator did not relay my request to the petitioner. And again, remember, this is a mediator, that was a judge who was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the bench to serve as a judge. And he's the same person that is now mediating in this case. And I reported Governor Abbott to the IRS and I filed that IRS form into the exhibit list with this specific court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So of course this is very concerning to me. I have to wonder, and again, I'm trying hard, very hard not to make any accusations, but I have to wonder whether [00:15:00] the mediator stepped over the boundary from mediating and actually made the decision himself without relaying my message or my request to the other party.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if that's what happened. And this is what I say. I don't know if this is "provable" because. I don't know. For example, I don't know the conversations that happened there. I'm just seeing what my former partner is telling me. And again, this might be recorded on the video. And I don't know if she had a conversation with her lawyer and that conversation could be protected by, the privilege that she has to communicate with her lawyer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So maybe even if she's questioned, I don't know if the lawyer is questioned, for example, can she say, no, I can't tell you because this is protected. I don't know. I don't wanna say anything that is not provable, right? So that's why I'm very cautious. But it seemed to me like it could be a very grave thing because if that's what happened, it would mean that Diosdado [00:16:00] Cabello is making the decision on whether to accept the request or not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that would prove he has the child kidnapped, right? Using legal means, but it's kidnapping, right? There's legal kidnapping, this is the thing, it's not a crazy idea like this has happened before to other people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. I don't really know what to do with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it felt to me very wrong. That... and then okay, so let's that put aside for a second, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, so I asked her, okay, so what happened? So after I asked her seven times this question, right? I asked in different forms what did he say? In No, in any of the recollections or answers she gave me, she ever mentioned anything about my request or a note or a request for anything, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course she was getting anxious. I could see it in her face. Like she realized, because I was asking so intently I was interrogating her at that point. So she, she was she realized that she had made a [00:17:00] mistake, right? And she wanted to know what was the note that I was talking about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I told her, I told her what really happened and then, she did this thing where I think she tried to fix it, right? She said something like, oh yeah, I heard something about a request, but my lawyer told me to say no because it would look like I had made up the accusations about insanity.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's what she said.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, this might be recorded in video. And again, I think this also, I'm not a lawyer, but this felt to me like a huge overstep over, the attorney client relationship line. From what I understand, the lawyer's role is to give you advice, not to tell you. Like the lawyer basically made the decision for her telling her to say no.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So second red flag, right? It seems like the lawyer also is making the decisions for the client. So it's the mediator making the decision and the lawyer making the decision. She did not make the decision, any of those decisions. She didn't even know that I [00:18:00] was open to negotiate from what I gathered yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She thought that, I said I won't negotiate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the way it looks to her that I was " I want to go to court", which is not what I said. And again, this is what I said is recorded and I published it on YouTube. The video recording and the full transcript of the conversation with the mediator is published.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's public, like it's in YouTube. You can listen to what I said to the mediator.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So how is it possible that she got a completely different message? Now I understand why they keep the two parties in two different rooms. Of course, it makes sense. So they can control the message, right? They can't twist and because the mediation is confidential and it's done via Zoom , which they own.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The network owns Zoom, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they're comfortable that those recordings are not gonna go anywhere, right? So they keep the people in two different rooms so they can twist the message if they want and the other party, 'cause they're in this conflict, they will never know what the other party, they're not in amicable terms, right?[00:19:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that's what failed in this case. I'm not, I don't hate her. I, in fact I went there to try to comfort her because I thought that she would be in pain, right? Emotionally. So that design failed because of that, right? If I really hated her because you know what happened with Marcelo and all that, this would not have happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But because I really don't take it personally, I went there to try to help her in a way, right? And then this conversation came up next to the camera, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's like they say, in Spanish we have the we have a saying that it translates loosely like to something like, " when it's your time, it's your time... there's nothing you can do".

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so that's the second thing that happened . That the lawyer told her to say "No", apparently. That's why she said that in the, when we were talking yesterday, right? So either she was trying to fix the mistake [00:20:00] and didn't fix it very well, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what she said would, I think would probably be a crime, right? If the lawyer instructs the client to do this because of her own interest, and I say her own interest because I reported the lawyer to the IRS and she's in the IRS form that is filed with the court. Let me show you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you go to "form211.org",

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna cut the, the empty spaces here. So the video doesn't have this awkward s but I'll show you the lawyer. The lawyer is reported to the IRS and I filed this in the exhibit. So the lawyer is now part of the case itself. And that brings me to another question. Can I ask that lawyer to recuse herself?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in this form there is a cluster specifically for people that directly participated in the kidnapping of my son in one way or another, right? Yeah. Here it is. So I named the [00:21:00] cluster " Mk" Marcelo Kidnappers, and she is "MK4". She's there. The law firm as well, Adams Law Firm. So I guess, you know, one question that I have to think about, I have to research this, if legally I can file a motion with the court to appoint or to order that another law firm advises my former partner, because this touches my interests .

Reinaldo Aguiar: These lawyers are going to advise her, in the best case scenario, they're going to advise her in a way that is biased. And in the worst case, they might manipulate the information or even make the decisions for her in a way that benefits them, which is what I think happened on Friday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And not because I'm guessing, but because she told me that the information never got to her. My request, which was the only thing I asked the mediator to tell her, he didn't tell her, so I don't know it, it feels. [00:22:00] It feels like it's a rigged game, which I'm used to. I'm used to this to, but but I'm just trying to think what is the fastest way to, to, because I have like maybe 10 different ways I could disarm this, but I just don't know which is the most efficient, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because I just want to resolve this quickly. I want to get my son back. I don't want this to drag for another six months. So I don't know, I don't know if I should file a complaint with the bar against both of them. I don't know if if I should file a motion to the court to remove them from the case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if I should file a civil lawsuit against them personally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. Anyhow so that's. That's what happened. Another thing I want to note is that I filed those exhibits that I filed. So basically what I did what I said on Friday, this is a, what happened is a nuclear weapon, which also another interesting point, right? I was reflecting on this over the [00:23:00] weekend and here you can see the flaw in this design, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like when I made that request of the handwritten note asking just to state that they thought I was sane enough to enter into a contract, that was all I asked, right? The answer was no. Okay. And yesterday I saw that this didn't come from my former partner, it came from them, right? From the people handling the mediation, the lawyer and the mediator at the minimum, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I guess the thought was, if you think about it, right? What would have been the best thing for the group, for the network, I think right. Thinking logically. If I was playing this game on their side, I would think that the best thing for the network would have said, would have been to say, yes, let's give him the note.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, it will open the door to something in the future. Because now we cannot say that he's [00:24:00] crazy, but that's something that we'll have to deal with anyways. Right? Why keep living on the fantasy that we're gonna stop all this by trying to declare him crazy, which is a fantasy in itself. But that's not what they did, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: What they did was to say "no" to giving me the note.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason behind that, I believe, is because the people making the decisions are thinking of their own interest, not in the interest of the group. So Diosdado Cabello, when he made that decision on Friday, he made it because he's thinking that if he doesn't, if he doesn't succeed at declaring me crazy, legally speaking, he will get in trouble.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He could get in trouble with, I don't know, some forces that he may not be able to stop, let's put it that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he's thinking of on his own interest, not in the interest of the group. And that's the problem. That's the problem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, speaking about group dynamics versus individual [00:25:00] interests, I have something to say, but I'll I won't say here to not, to not change the subject, but I'll say at the end of this of this demo okay so that, that was the other observation, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That, that the lawyer told her what to do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other thing the, that came from that conversation yesterday with my former partner was that she expressed frustration because I filed those documents, right? I filed a bunch of things on Sunday evening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I basically used the nuclear weapon. I made all these things become now part of the legal record. So she expressed frustration for that, right? My response was to tell her, look, I know you cannot see it right now, but honestly I did it in the most, trying to minimize the impact on you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then she was like. No, I don't, she didn't believe what I was saying. And I said, look, listen, did you read the [00:26:00] transcripts? Because if you read the transcripts, you will see that, I don't even mention your name. I say my "former partner", and every time I mention your name, I make sure that I say, "I'm not accusing my former partner of anything".

Reinaldo Aguiar: Consistently.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then her response was, no, I don't read the, I don't read the transcripts because I can't, I can't deal with that. I can't, it's too stressful. Something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But this on itself, it's very important. I think. The reason I say this is because how can she make these important legal decisions, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Whether to accept mediation or the note, or without reading the documents. It's just, it's, I think it makes it more obvious that the decisions are being made for her and she's just there, they make her sign things that she's not understanding. So they're taking, I think they're taking advantage of her and they're getting her in trouble, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because she's signing all these things that she's not understanding. And she's responsible for what, whatever she signs but she's not even reading the documents that I filed with the [00:27:00] court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which brings me to another point. Remember at the beginning of the conversation with her yesterday, she expressed frustration because of what I filed, but then she tells me that she didn't read the transcripts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So seems to me like what's happening is that the lawyer is telling her the information filtered, right? Like the lawyer reads the transcripts and then she tells the client something and instructs her on what to do. It's just a, it's just a situation that leads to manipulation. It's a crazy situation, again, but on this part, I can't say anything because that's her choice, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: My former partner is choosing not to read the transcripts, and to rely on what the lawyer is telling her and letting the lawyer make the decision for her. If she's allowing all that to happen, right? I, there's nothing really I can do. It's not my place to do anything there.[00:28:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it's just a sad situation, like seeing how they manipulate people and regardless of whatever happened in the past, it's just I feel sorry that, she's, she might get in trouble and they're just using her to sign things that she's not even understanding what they are.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was all, that was obvious to me in that conversation yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the most, the thing with most liability here is probably the fact that the mediator didn't convey the information during the mediation, which was his role. Besides the, all the things that I think it's even fraud, he defrauded me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause he made me believe that he was mediating and he wasn't mediating anything. He was posing as a mediator, but he didn't mediate anything. And remember he's a former judge. And this brings me to another point, which is and here I want to be very careful because to be honest with you, like this person has power over me, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This person has the legal power to declare me insane and to take my son away from me forever, [00:29:00] right? So I'm scared by that if I'm honest. So I'm gonna be very careful here. But I have concerns about the judge and lemme tell you where my concerns originate. Okay when all this happens, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they send me the process server to my house to harass me, 20 minutes after I started doing Google Maps API calls related to addresses related to Diosdado Cabello. 20 minutes later, Morgan Hybner sent me this man to harass me, this is documented in the website. And then in those documents that he served me, there was a citation, which is when I went to that audience to talk to the judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? The judge ordered mediation despite of the serious claims about my mental capacity, he order mediation and then I go to this mediation and the mediator and he [00:30:00] suggested the mediator, like the judge verbally suggested this specific mediator. He said, this person, he was a judge, I know him. And this mediator, David Perwin, he was a judge in the same family court, like in this same, I mean it was a different number. This is 387 and I think he told me 505 I think or 500, like something like that. But it is also in Fort Bend, also family court. So they co they're they're colleagues or maybe David Parwin preceeded , maybe they didn't collide in time, but they were working in the same thing. So this judge suggests the mediator. Okay. And the mediator. Now I'm seeing that didn't even relay my message to the other party. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, beyond what the mediator is because these are two separate individuals, right? I cannot extrapolate what the judge, is saying and say that they're working together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? But the fact that, [00:31:00] that the judge ordered the mediation and suggested this mediator is important and relevant also at the end of this mediation on Friday, right? And this is recorded in the recording that it's on YouTube posted publicly, he said, and I'm quoting him word by word, he said, "it makes no logical or legal sense to proceed with mediation if your mental capacities have been called in question in a court of law", right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I guess. What I'm going with this is that from my position, right from my shoes, I now have a legal opinion from an attorney who is registered with the Bar of Texas and was a family court judge for eight years and was appointed by the governor [00:32:00] and happened to work in the same district court as the judge that sent me to mediation, despite my mental abilities being questioned.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So from my shoes, having this legal opinion from this very prominent lawyer, right? He gave me that opinion for free, but he gave it right in his official capacity as mediator. But his background is important to give weight to his opinion in light of this specific court. Okay, now. I feel like that judge could have seriously harmed me because he sent me to a mediation knowing that my mental capacity had been questioned.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He sent me to a place to sign a contract when the other party with the same people that were alleging that I'm crazy. If there's a way a [00:33:00] judge could harm me, it's that right. There's no worse way to harm me than that. If I'm crazy, if I'm crazy, sending me to sign a contract with the people that are calling me crazy is the worst possible thing you can do to me as a judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Ordering me to go to mediation. So I felt, I feel now putting aside what the mediator did just putting that aside. I feel like the judge, put me in a serious position of harm.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I have to ask myself if I should ask the judge to recuse himself because I'm afraid now that his decisions could further harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not because I'm paranoid, but because this happened .

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing that, that I think is important that to mention is that after I went to mediation, then, this thing happened with, I learned yesterday that the mediator didn't relay the message, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm gonna make a parallel here, but [00:34:00] you know this situation... I was, I if it feels very similar to me, to something that happened in the past where basically the, I'm gonna say what the commonality is, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That I go to a place ...so the sequence is this: A situation gets induced in my life, and a situation that is a problem. And then I'm gonna say, what is the, what is the sequence that I see that is similar? And then I'm gonna tell you what is the other situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The sequence is: a situation gets induced in my life that it's a painful situation, it's a problem that prompts me to go talk to another person . That person on their official capacity, acting completely within the boundaries of the law refers me to another party that could cause me [00:35:00] harm if the thing is not done correctly, given the situation that I already have and that third party does harm me, seriously, harms me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The parallel of this is Marjorie Broussard. So Marjorie Broussard took a CT scan of my full torso to help Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Padrino Lopez measure where exactly was my spine injury. Then they created a series of situations that exploited that injury to cause me pain, unbearable pain.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I go to Marjorie Broussard. Marjorie Broussard, instead of referring me to pain management because I expressed, I was crying, literally crying when I talked to her from the pain, she did not send me to a pain clinic, she sent me to "physiotherapy" and the physiotherapist, she told me exactly what exercises I had to do and how to do them, and she [00:36:00] supervised me doing the exercise. I had to go to the clinic to do exercises with her, and those exercises actually harmed me, and I lost the ability to walk after I did them for four weeks.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see the commonality I see in this is, they induce a problem. I go talk to a person in an official capacity, a doctor in the case of Marjorie.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in the case of Marjorie, the problem was the back pain. In the case of the judge, the problem is Marcelo is kidnapped with legal means, but kidnapped.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then in the case of the back pain, I go talk to Marjorie. In the case of the kidnapped child, I go talk to the judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the case of the back pain, Marjorie refers me to the   physiotherapist, in the case of the judge refers me to this mediation with David Perwin, previously appointed by Greg Abbott.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then , in the case of the back pain, the   physiotherapist, hurt me, with [00:37:00] exercises and I lost the ability to walk for months, three months or something like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in the case of the judge, David Parwin manipulates the process and he put me in a separate room where I cannot see what she's saying. She cannot see what I'm saying. And he decides for her.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's the same thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So now I'm in a situation where I have this legal proceeding going with a judge that I honestly can't trust.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm scared because I feel like he has a lot of power over me. He could, he has the power to declare me insane. It's not an easy situation, really.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Speaking Of the judge, one thing I've noticed I tried to find him in the index, but his address and I understand right, judges, because of their line of work, they don't put their addresses, they, in the public, they, they obscure their addresses, right? Because somebody could get upset with their judgment and then try to harm them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand that. So I could not find the address right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But one thing that caught my attention was [00:38:00] that he went to Ohio State University and graduated around 1992 . And this is relevant, or might be relevant because James Casey, I don't know how to pronounce his last name. The "Chief Data Protection Officer", like these people are unbelivable .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the "Chief Data Protection officer" of Akamai actively participated in the Liana Technologies slash Wikipedia slash Akamai attacks against my company. So much so that I reported him to the IRS and I also named him in the Class action, class action lawsuit I filed with the district court Southern District of Texas that I filed on May 19th.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this class action lawsuit is included in the list of exhibits that I filed with the court on Sunday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm saying all this because Jim Casey went to law school at Ohio State, if I recall correctly. I don't have access to my data here, so [00:39:00] I might be wrong, but if I recall correctly, he went to Ohio State and I think he graduated if not the same year, a year before or a year after or two years after.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't recall exactly, but he went to the same law school. So they, they may know each other, right? So I don't know. That adds another concern.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The person I'm suing in the district court as a major player in this, and who was the CEO think of Neustar, a major player on the "fake news" machine, and then he became the "Chief Data of Protection officer" - protection for them, of Akamai.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they went to the same law school, maybe even the same years. I don't know, it just it adds just more concern to the already concerning situation. So I don't know, this is one example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's one of those cases in which the idea is not fully formed in my head in my mind. And I just have to let it simmer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Side note Morgan Hybner [00:40:00] filed yesterday. A motion. I haven't read the motion to be honest. 'cause again, like I have all these questions. I, I. On my mind, I don't want to add another thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll read it today.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine I have some reasonable time to respond to this. But what was interesting right, was the timing. So I filed those documents with the court in which she's named in the IRS form and mentioned, in the cluster of kidnappers. And when I called my former partner yesterday , that was like 11:00 AM and I, and she was like, oh, I'm driving, and oh, what are you up to? And she's no, I'm coming back from the lawyer's office because I had to sign an affidavit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But this was interesting to me, right? And then two hours later, Morgan Hybner filed this motion that I haven't read, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was Filed at 3:00 PM yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what was interesting to me was the response time, I filed those documents, I think it was like 5:00 PM Sunday or 6:00 PM and [00:41:00] say in 14 hours, 16 hours. My former partner was already in the law office signing something. And supposedly, this is a low level, simple separation case, in a small rural town in Texas. I've talked to lawyers before for example, Mark Siurek , right? He has a busy practice. If I emailed him, he would reply two days later , right? And we never met in person before the mediation . And it was, he made like $50,000 or $40,000 on his contingency fee from that case. It was a higher profile case than this. And his response time was two days, three days, over email. But in this case, I felt something on a Sunday evening . And at 9:00 AM on Monday, my former partner is at the at Morgan Hybner's .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it feels like she's getting like a VIP treatment, right? She's, she must be the most important client of this law firm for this very low level simple separation, supposedly, right? Separation case. I, it's not a smoking gun, but I think [00:42:00] it shows like that the law firm is in it, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they are, they're acting on their own interest, not on the interest of their client, nor on the interest of the child. This is their own interest, right? And Diosdado Cabello interest. That's why the response time is so fast. Okay. I think I'm gonna almost close on the legal topics with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's one more thing. There is a lawyer a lawyer and a judge that has been flagged by the pipeline for, I don't know, say six months, seven months. A lot of signals. I'm not gonna go into much detail. Her name is Lina Hidalgo. Okay. The here in Fort Bend County. Super flagged . Super flagged . A lot of signals, a lot of data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll pass the information directly to the FBI, I won't say any details to anybody but the FBI in person. Okay. Because she's a judge, right? And I know what judges can [00:43:00] do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now I'm gonna go quickly through a list of entities that have been flagged before. I've been trying to, or thinking of mentioning them, and I've mentioned them in other ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I created videos, but I wanted to do it verbally with my voice, showing my face not, on a website with written because it's important, right? So one is Jose Alberto Inciarte. He's, co clustered with the Hidalgo Martinez, and they were like the version, " alpha 0.1", right of all this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Back in 2005 when Pierre Omidyar tried to, to steal what I was doing the first time, which he then stole. But another opportunity he used Jose Alberto Inciarte and Hidalgo Martinez, I believe Hidalgo Martinez is here in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Jim Donovan from Goldman Sachs. Documented in the website. Also, there is a video about him. He is basically a power broker. He is the juncture point between Goldman Sachs and, Washington politics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The founder of [00:44:00] Oracle, Larry Ellison, also super flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mark Cuban, the, Shark Tank entrepreneur Super flagged as well. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Ken Paxton, attorney General, Ken Paxton. I filed like three different complaints. My son wouldn't be kidnapped today if he had done his job. That's not the reason why he's flagged. He's been flagged even before Marcelo was kidnapped for multiple reasons, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Google's Artemis team, so Artemis is an interesting thing because it's a project I created at Google in 2016 to fix the many issues that happened because of this bad design of, making local use the web index. And I talked about this a little bit when I did the demo about the NAVBOOST and the local web team. That design really doesn't make sense and it created a bunch of problems and Artemis fixed a small subset of those problems.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So after Travis Kanick moved me to Goldman Sachs, transferred me [00:45:00] basically to Goldman Sachs, they created at Google a team for Artemis to take over this project that I created that I was maintaining alone. They created a full team in Boston to maintain this thing, of course, to get the code and all the design documents in an organic way, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then like in 2021, that team tried to "recruit me" and they created a series of interviews, and extracted information from me about Artemis and about other things that I was working on after I left Google. And they of course, never gave me a job offer, right? Because the objective wasn't to bring me back to Google, the objective was to get this information and the things that they couldn't understand how I did them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So all of them are flagged. The members of the Artemis team okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also I want to mention the names of the people that are in the medical cluster. So the medical cluster is a set of doctors that have provided medical care to me in one way or another, and all of [00:46:00] them, as it turns out, after I captured Elon Musk's geo-index , all of them are marked in the index and are part of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically my healthcare over the last, I don't know at least, 12, 13 years was provided by eBay. That's what it means. By agents working for eBay to harm me, right? So I could not compete with eBay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'm, I kind sort them in a way that I think makes sense liability wise for Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think the top one would be Dr. Tang Ho , he reconstructed my nose and this was a ruse I'm just gonna give a little bit of information. Penelope Suarez and some other people all at the same time, people that supposedly didn't know each other, started telling me that it was hard to understand what I was saying because my nose was like blocked.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they made me believe this that I had a serious, and maybe I had it, I don't know. But if you hear this same thing from five different people at the same, around the same time, right? In different situations, people that don't know each other, you think "I have a serious problem", right?[00:47:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I went and looked in Google and this suggestion came up at the top, and I went there and he operated on me and reconstructed my nose. It was a super painful operation and I have a lot of data about what happened in that operation, but I'm gonna only give that to the FBI, but he's probably the one that Carrie the most liability and he Chinese, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that could connect all this to the Chinese intelligence services.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think the second one would be Marjorie Broussard, because of the spine targeting my spine to harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then Maryther Oropeza, because she was inserted as a "caregiver" for my son.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then Kara Chaney Carter, because she harmed Marcelo with a vaccine, I think it was Vaxelis (DTaP,IPV,HiB,HepB), the exact name is documented in the website. That's the name of the vaccine, she used to harm him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have Dr. Vi tenas a plastic surgeon here in, in Houston. Super flagged. And, serious liability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we have Dr. MATTHEW-JAMES ISOM. [00:48:00] He was the OBYN that my former partner retained while she was expecting Marcelo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Lorena Conde she hurt me with medication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The The PsyClinic 281-837-6466,

Reinaldo Aguiar: Dr. M. Lintao. And this is related to the prescription RX #559027 filled by CVS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Lopez-Miranda, Beatrice, MD and that's the person that did the CT scan of my spine that was then used to harm me. I think, she has the least liability because she only did the CT scan.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I don't know what level of involvement she had, but she's flagged like she's marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. That's that. And then I want to talk about a person called Wayne Bailey. It's a spelled W-A-Y-N-E and the last name is B-A-I-L-E-Y.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this was a ruse that they did where, Max [00:49:00] Tarasiouk was trying to steal the technology, he was posing as a salesman working for me. He was an agent. And then he started sending me these emails, right? Like implying that he had intellectual property ownership of the company. Like the thing that they do, like the same thing they did with Hidalgo Martinez and Jose Alberto Inciarte... the same thing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same thing, but 20 years later.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one is important because so after the thing with Max happened, I tried to retain a lawyer, but my means were very limited. I could not go and spend $20,000 on, on a corporate law firm to fight with Max. That would also harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I did I did, there was a website, it's kinda, it's a website where lawyers and attorneys can freelance by the hour, right? I, and I can't recall, I can't recall the name of the website. I have to look it up. But anyhow, I found him there and he's in Texas. So he's registered with the bar and he was also a judge, so he's a former judge. Okay.[00:50:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I asked him if he would help me, with this situation. And he said, yes, I'll help you. And he charged me like it was ridiculously low, like a hundred dollars. It was like 150. But of course I understand it was just so I retained him, anyhow, he helped me, but I think the liability is high. Because he's a lawyer, former judge, and also because he he used... so during this process, like I asked him because ... naive Reinaldo thought, imagine I think about these things that I did and I laugh because, I was so naive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So at that time I thought that to scare Max off to make him to back off I could, my idea was that I could create a situation in which it would look like Wayne Bailey was an in-house counsel . Like I had retained a full-time lawyer, right? Hired a lawyer for my firm, for my company to fight Max, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he would back off.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Of course I'm laughing because with the level of surveillance... [00:51:00] they have my house wire, right? Like they know that I and they sent, this is an agent, like they know that I only pay a hundred dollars for this, right? So max would never be scared by that, right? With the amount of intelligence they had .

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I asked Wayne Bailey if he would work, by the hour as an in-house counsel . And he said, yes, for a hundred dollars an hour only when needed , something ridiculously low like that. And so I gave him an email address, access to the email address of the company. He got access to being inside of the domain, which is, you can see, the contact list, you can see the, there's a lot of things you can see when you have an email address on the same domain of the company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he, he got that for and which I think was at the end, the goal. But anyhow, because he's a judge and he's registered with the bar, I imagine the liability for industrial espionage is probably higher.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you think about, the spectrum of liability for [00:52:00] industrial espionage. The liability has to be the highest for somebody who was a judge, and knows the law. And he's licensed attorney. Not the highest, probably Robert Gates right. Would be worse.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'Cause he was Minister of Defense. Yeah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is pretty close and not, it's in terms of, like how absurd the violation is. Okay, so that's that. Okay, so now the next thing I want to talk about, to close this segment is the following about that hypothetical game we played on Friday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I call it "Human Systems" (TM). And I made a TV commercial for it. It's posted on the channel. I've been watching it a few times trying to see, how a person that is not familiar with the space . Because I have to tell you, I've been working on, like the company, the technology that they stole the last time, it's "Key Opinion Leaders". It's a technology to rank influence, right? So I've been working on this problem of influence for years, right? Many years, more than five years. So I'm saying that to say that, this is a problem that, that I am, I'm familiar with, [00:53:00] right? This problem of how to influence human systems, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's my area of research in a way, right? Ironically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow I was thinking how would a person not familiar with that area of research would perceive this video? What would they get from it? And I think I saw a flaw in my delivery of Friday, which is, I think I did a good job at making the concept understandable for a wide audience, which was my goal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, I think what I did not really hit was the question of, okay, but why would anybody target me? Not me, Reinaldo, but like the viewer, right? If somebody watches that video, they could ask themselves , say, yeah, this is pretty interesting, nobody's gonna target me because I'm just a regular guy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm a regular girl. Doing something that is not world changing. This is a problem for the people in the 2%. The target the people that they're targeting are the people that could make a difference because they are inventing something or because they have control over an important system or because they [00:54:00] have an idea technology that they want to steal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So a person that is not, that doesn't see themselves as doing something worth stealing may think, oh, this is not a problem for me. But that's not true. That's what I want to clarify. Because this is the, the game I proposed is accurate, but we can build on that game.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, now let's play a different game. Yeah. So this game is called "Society", okay? And we can make it this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in this game, each player is given 2% as a quota , right? So you can pick 2% of the people in any of the systems involved. So the scenario now involve multiple sub-scenarios.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When We played on Friday, it was one scenario that was a school, right? And then I expanded to the school system, composed by multiple schools to show that you can build on this effect.[00:55:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in this game now you have multiple scenarios on the scenario, okay? And your goal is to gain control of the entire society, of that small society.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And so for example let's say that the society is the, all the educational systems in your city. And by educational systems, pre-K, primary school, high school, college, right? So your goal is to control all of that, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you are given 2% of the population. So let's restrict it to four sub-scenarios, okay? Pre-K, primary school, high school, college. And you're given four teachers. So that's what you can play with. You have four teachers and then you have the ability to [00:56:00] pick 2% of the total population across those systems and also external systems.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like for example, although we're playing with the school entities, maybe you can pick a police officer or a judge or a mediator. Okay. Which are not part of the system that they're external, but you can pick them in the extended society and use them if you need to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see, you get four teachers. So the first question is, okay, how do you allocate your four teachers? You can plant one teacher in one of the subsystem in each one, right? So you can put one teacher in the pre-K, you can put one teacher in the primary school. You can put one teacher in the high school and you can put one teacher in the in, in, in the most prominent college in that area in your city.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So you have these four plants and you have 2% of the population that you can control, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, because this session is already pretty long, let's not play the game, but I'm gonna explain why this is relevant, right? The [00:57:00] way they do it the way you would gain control at the end.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's two ways, right? One is you can buy placement, meaning, you create the school, you have so much money that you build the school, and then you name the principal, right? And then you got it. You have control of the school. Because after you have the principal, you can have, you can name any, anybody you want or the owner of the school, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If it's a private school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the other way, which is the more relevant to this conversation is that you have to promote these plants that you have in a way that looks organic. Okay? The way it would play out is that, you would pick you, you would make your picks, and you have to make your picks based on that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Your end goal is that you want to promote these four plants to, at the end be the directors or the principals or at the top highest ranking position of all these four institutions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Once you have gained the control, you have placed these four plants at the top of the four institutions. You won the game because then you have full control, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to make this [00:58:00] happen, these people have to progress in their careers in a way that looks organic and be promoted and eventually get to those positions of power, right? How do you do that? By employing the 2% of the population that you have to harass anybody that can compete with your plants , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The pre-K you have a teacher there. If there's a teacher that you know it's a good teacher and kids love the teacher and parents love the teacher, you have to harass that teacher because that teacher potentially could achieve the promotion. And you don't want that because you want your plant to achieve that promotion, the same with the primary school, right? Anybody that competes with your person, with your plant, in that system, you have to harass them, right? With the "P-E sexual harassment suit" and with the, the legal kidnapping of the child and, tampering with their medication, depressing them whatever it takes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But you, nobody can compete with your people, right? So that's why this is relevant to everybody [00:59:00] because it doesn't matter if you are working on a life changing technology or a world changing technology or not. If you happen to be in a position or in a system where that they want to take control and you are doing a good job, they will harass you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because otherwise the plant will not get promoted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The reason why the plant will not get promoted, and I'm not saying may not, I'm saying will not, because the plant has no real skills. The plant is a spy. He's not a teacher Really. Or he or her. It's a plant. Their job, their skill is to spy, is not to instruct the students.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they lack the skill and they will never get promoted organically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The only way they get promoted is by eliminating the competition.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this brings me to the more subtle point of all this the more subtle point of the attack of this 2% attack or against society is that. Not only [01:00:00] they're planting their people in the positions of power, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that they're destroying startups and stealing the source code . But it's also that they're replacing the real 2% of that society by a fake 2%. I think that's the nuclear bomb. Let me and I don't mean to sound condescending, but that thing that I said is a very deep concept. Okay. It's very deep.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It, at least to me, right? The first time I thought about this problem maybe a couple of years ago about this thing that I just said, it took me like a week to really see it right? To fully digest it in a way. It's a very deep implication. What I'm saying is this, and I know that maybe some people will watch this video, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I, I don't mean to say that, there's people that are more worthy than others. And so I'm not saying that, okay. I'm just saying that different [01:01:00] peoples, and this not only in people, like even if you look at cattle or if you look at dogs or animals, anything, right? In any group of living beings, there's different behaviors, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And different goals and different drives and different personalities. And in, in society, in human society, when you, if you think about technological advancements, it seems like when you look at, in the past, right? And you look at the number of individuals that have made those, achievements that propel society forward in a big way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's always a very reduced number of individuals. It's not because they're smarter it's because of different situations, right? That collided and created those accidents. Those are really outliers, okay? But that number is small, and that number is about 1%, maybe 2% of the population. Okay? So the, and within that set of people, there's also another in distribution hidden, another bell curve [01:02:00] hidden there, that 2% do not contribute equally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like within that 2%, there is another 2% that you know are the people that, invented space travel, the people that discovered nuclear power , right? The people that invented the steam power, right? That is the 2% or the 2%. But what I'm saying is because of this 2% attack and the Aguiar theory really, what they're doing really at the same time that they steal the ideas of the people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they're harassing anybody that could compete with their plants . So only their plants get promoted...

Reinaldo Aguiar: What is happening in reality is that not only they steal the technology, but they completely how do I say this? They completely bury this person in a way that they cannot really contribute in any meaningful way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then basically they replace what the position that the person [01:03:00] would have taken in society by a plant that has no skills. In American society in this case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think that technique of stealing things that way, and, harassing anybody that can compete with the with their synthetic 2% the nuclear weapon there is that they're replacing people that could have contributed to society.

Reinaldo Aguiar: bury them By, attacking them, making them sick, depressing them, like whatever, right? Kidnapping their sons or daughters.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then they replace them, they take the technology and give it to Elon Musk or to Travis Kalanick. People that don't, are not really adding any value. If you look at it objectively, what value what is the value, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think that's the deeper the more subtle, but more damaging attack because it's a long-term damage to society. And at the same time, they're flooding all societies with drugs provided by Diosdado Cabello and creating inflation. Inflation in other ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Inflation I'm gonna say this, it's probably [01:04:00] off-topic, but I'm gonna say it because I've been meaning to say it for a long time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now always, something comes up and I don't say it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's one of the distributed 2% attacks that they do, It's against oil prices. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this I documented in the website. I've got data for this. So what they seem to be doing is that they inflate the price. So they control a series of gas stations, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Shell gas stations are notable ones, the Buc-ee's gas stations. And I have recordings of those gas stations where they're doing this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they inflate the prices of the gas station. So they, it is a scheme that they have, they inflate the prices of the gas in those gas stations at specific hours, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: To avoid things like audits and things like that. They inflate the prices and then they send thousands of people at the same time to fill the tanks, right? And they do this across the nation in thousands of gas stations. And remember, like they have 2% of the population, right? We're talking about millions of vehicles here.[01:05:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this way they concentrate the purchases of gas at the same time. So basically they're creating artificial pressure on the oil market this way. And because of that, there's an immediate reaction on the market and the price goes up, right? So that's half of the scheme. The other half is that these countries that comprise this network, Venezuela, Russia, Iran, control the majority of the production of oil, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they have this OPEC cartel, the, I don't know, OPEC is called in Spanish. I don't know. I think the name in English is different. They're organization of countries that produce oil or "OPEC plus", I don't know what it's called these days. It's a cartel, basically. They control supply. So what they do is that, and also they have people inside of the strategic reserves of the US.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The entity that controls the strategic reserves of oil of the country. So with the information they can gather from the strategic [01:06:00] reserves, they decide when to press the market. And at the same time with the OPEC, they lower the supply. And that way they artificially, keep the prices, the Oil prices up.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a financial crime of planetary scale.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they're doing this on American soil using gas stations that they own as a network, right? So it's it's my, but it's one good example of the 2% attack how a group of individuals, because they're coordinated, they exercise pressure on things at the same time, and it has an effect. It has a tremendous effect. This is a disproportionate effect.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to close this with this example of the inflation and what I was talking before about the game "Society" , the, I think the big takeaway here is that in everything that they do, they're thinking as a group. Like for example, when we're talking about a low level school in a town, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they have a plant in there for [01:07:00] some reason because maybe somebody important is gonna have a child in next year, I don't know, right? And they, so they plant somebody in the pre-K. So it gets promoted to that in that school in three years. And collides in time when with this child that is not yet born, is gonna go to pre-K, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see. They will start harassing all the teachers in that pre-K, so they quit or whatever. And this one becomes the most senior teacher and becomes the principal in three years, right? But you see the thinking, right? That the Chinese, the Venezuela, like this coalition of countries will harass these teachers that, really have done nothing to anybody and are not really working on anything groundbreaking, but they will harass them because they are foreseeing that in three years, that position of principal in that pre-K is gonna be fundamental, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I'm saying is that their thinking as a group, and they're acting as a group, right? But [01:08:00] the rest of us are thinking individually, like the re the other 98% of the population. We are all thinking individually about our own needs or own wants. And I think that's the deepest the, that's the deeper thing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I guess what I'm trying to say is that we also have to change, right? The other 98% also has to change. It's not only shooting down the satellites, it's not only disassembling the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Their success, is that they managed to align 2% of the population of the world using illegal means using crypto payments and evading taxes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, it's illegal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they did it! They aligned 2% of the population while the rest of us, we are not [01:09:00] united.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why they use the name-marker United.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that's their, that's their, how do you say that in English? Écu d'armes in French? That's the, I don't know. I don't know what it, like the, their shield like their symbol.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When you see an institution that have a I don't know how to translate that: Écu d'armes, coat of arms.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The "Union", the "Unity". That's their standard , that's what defines them and that's what makes them strong,

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the rest of us, we are all thinking individually and it's all, everybody for themselves, and that makes us weak.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know long way of saying that. I think yes, we have, the world needs to disarm this thing, but we also have to change. Obviously because otherwise we're weak and this will happen again.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think I'm gonna cut it here. Thank you so much for your time and see you the next one. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Bye. 

20250702: Updates 07/02 (Demo Errata_Addendum - 2025_07_02 11_03 CDT - Recording)
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Good morning, invisible friends. My name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano, today Is July 2nd, 2025 and it's about 11:20 AM central time. I'm located at 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. I'm mentioning all this because just in case the opposing team tries to invalidate my statements citing that I didn't mention my name or they didn't mention like they tend to do this thing where they, when they see that they can't do anything else, they clinging to technicalities to try to invalidate, whatever exposes them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I mentioned my name at the beginning. So my full name is Reinaldo J. Aguiar Marcano, right? In case there's any doubts. But I go by Reinaldo Aguiar simply.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was watching the video of the, that I recorded yesterday, and, I do this thing where I watch the things that I record [00:01:00] afterwards, to do quality assurance because I'm doing all this by myself and I have to do all those things myself. So I was watching the video and there was a part in, in, in a segment that I talked about this grand scheme that they have with gas stations to inflate oil prices.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I realized there's, there was something missing in there, that I should have said okay. I said it, but I didn't really explain why I said that. So I wanted to like, do a quick errata slash addendum on that segment. So I'm gonna do that now. Okay. So when I was talking about that scheme yesterday, I mentioned that what seem, what they seem to be doing is exercising pressure on the market by sending all these agents through, computer software means meaning the same application they use to spy on people, they also use it to instruct the agents, okay, go fill your tank now in this precise moment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with that, they can coordinate literally millions of [00:02:00] users of this app to do this exact action at the same time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And when I talked about this yesterday, I mentioned that it's a twofold scheme , like on one side. They exercise market pressure, market pressure this way. And on the other side, they also control the supply and they know what the numbers of the strategic reserve are. So they know when to exercise pressure, and when they do that, they coordinate, so they also lower the supply.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this way the prices go up inevitably, and these countries like the, Venezuela, Iran, Russia. Their main export is oil. The main source of income is oil, right? So by doing this, there are through coordination, synthetically, inflating their revenue as countries

Reinaldo Aguiar: basically the defrauding the entire planet because everybody else is buying the oil at these artificial prices that have been inflated through this method.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then when I talked about [00:03:00] this yesterday I, I mentioned that they they seem to be, and I mentioned this 'cause I have observed this, like I've gone to these gas stations here in Katy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's an interesting thing because the fact that I'm here , and Katy, TX is surrounded by all of them, and I'm basically living in the middle of their headquarters, right? So when I go to a pump. I can see the differences, right? And this is why I noticed is that I started doing the statistics to see if there was correlation with the oil prices, and it is there is,

Reinaldo Aguiar: but anyhow a couple of things I wanted to mention that I did not mention yesterday. One is that maybe there's granularity on this, meaning if, if I, if it was me designing this, I would actually exercise pressure on the specific products, just so you know, when you, at least in the US when you go to the pump.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To fill up your tank. There's different grades of gasoline. I don't, to be honest, I was driving a Tesla until recently when I had to buy the armored vehicle, which is gas power. So I don't recall what the number of octanes is for [00:04:00] each grade. But I don't know, say 87, 91, 90, 93 or 95.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. I don't know the numbers. But there's three grades, at least in the US for regular gas. So what I'm saying is if I was them, I would exercise pressure on a specific product. 'Cause that would amplify the effect than if you split it. They obviously have to do it on all the three products, but they can choose, there's different ways to do it,

Reinaldo Aguiar: so if you have, say that you have, I don't know, let's do the numbers quickly, right? Say that they have, I don't know. 15 million agents in the us Okay. Assume that not all agents have vehicles, but Okay. Say that they have 10 million vehicles in the US so you know, they could take three let's say nine, to make it in a round number so they could, if they have 9 million vehicles in the US, they could take 3 million vehicles and for each grade of gas,

Reinaldo Aguiar: and then have all the 9 million vehicles fill the tanks at the same time, 3 million for each type of gas. That's one way to do it. It would, that would look more [00:05:00] organic. But it implies a little bit less pressure on the products itself. Themselves. Another way to do it is, okay, this week everybody feels 95.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that would create a tremendous pressure because it would be 9 million vehicles purchasing, 95 octanes gas at the same time. That, that would amplify the pressure on that specific product. I imagine, right? They, because they are the ones producing the products in the big majority, of the market supply. They probably know what their inventory is, right? So there might be even coordination with their manufacturing chain, with their, with their production, right? If they know they're going to produce 95 in big numbers then they exercise pressure on the other ones,

Reinaldo Aguiar: the ones that are scarce. So they can say, no, we don't have, any left of this. There's we're producing 95 this week. And it would look like a bad coincidence that was unfortunate for the rest of the world. So they may pull this kind of tricks, right? So just be aware, so that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing is that I mentioned that I, [00:06:00] in they inflate the prices at the pump. Okay. But I didn't really elaborate why or what is my suspicion there. And this is important because if you think about it, like inflating the price at the pump is not necessary to pull off this scheme.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like you can leave the prices unaffected and still do the same thing and the prices will go up organically. But there's no need to inflate your own prices in your own gas stations if you're them. I believe, and I observed this I've gone to the pump and I've seen the prices being outside, like a statistical anomalies that are, I think even illegal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think could be. 'cause these things are regulated in the US if you own a gas station, I think there is a margin, right? There's the, I don't know about this business, take this with a grain of salt. But I think there is, if you're an owner, an operator. Especially if you are in a chain like Shell or those, the prices are dictated by the chain not by the operator of the gas station.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think even if it's the chain dictating, the price they have to play within certain bands that are regulated by some [00:07:00] other organization, like it has some sort of oversight from the government, right? You cannot just sell the gas at any price you want. I've seen this, right? When, I observed this mathematically that they inflate these prices and that got me thinking: why?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like I asked myself this question a long time ago because even to pull off the scheme, there is no need to inflate the prices. That's when it occurred to me that it could be a way to launder money , right? And this is the mechanism that I think, the way I think it could work, but of course, federal authorities could investigate this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And ...because I don't have visibility into what they're really doing, like on the, I don't have visibility to their balance sheets, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is the way I think it could work. And this is a theory, okay? I have no, no proof that these agents, I have proof they're agents, but I don't have any proof that they're actually doing this, that I'm gonna say right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I think they're doing is. They inflate the prices on the gas stations that they control. Okay? They with the app that Travis Kalanick designed with Elon Musk, the... what I call the [00:08:00] "HELL app". With that app. They send the signal to the agents, okay, go fill your tank. Okay? And this is why in all these gas stations controlled by them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I do the rounds and with the cameras, you see these huge lines of vehicles that are unexplainable and I know are unexplainable. 'cause my system derives metrics about the flow of... I derive metrics about the flow of the roads that lead to the gas station. To the gas station.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me give you an example of what that means. So here in Katy, I'm gonna talk about Katy, 'cause this is the area where I'm doing my rounds and this is the area I know, right? So in Katy there's a highway called the 10, right? One zero, highway 10. So Highway 10 there is a Buck-ee's. Okay? So if I drive with the cameras through that I 10, at say, I don't know, midnight, right as my vehicle is driving, when I process the video offline, it computes, my system computes how many vehicles passed me or I passed in that. So I, the system can estimate what [00:09:00] was the flow? Imagine it's like a, imagine it's a pipe. The highway is a pipe that is moving water. Okay? And the vehicles are drops of water,

Reinaldo Aguiar: so I can measure how many vehicles go through that highway. I can estimate it right. Per hour say, or per interval of 10 minutes. And then I arrived to the gas station and there's 450 vehicles in there. While the rate of vehicles passing in front of this, and this is the only access to this gas station, it's not like it has three highways feeding it, it's just the only one, right? Like the rate is I don't know, five vehicles per minute. Then, there's 500 vehicles like parked in the gas station and filling the tanks and it like, it looked like you drive on that area and it looks like there's a concert, like there's a performing artist that's going to it looks like that, like it's full of people is buzzing with life, but the highway is dead.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It is just too obvious that this is synthetic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, so what occurred to me is that. [00:10:00] They inflate the prices on the gas station. They send the agents to fill up the tanks, and then they refund the agents with crypto payments to say that the agent fills the tank and it's inflated the price.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't know, the tank maybe normally costs $40, but the agent paid $60. Okay, in their system, right? They have some sort of accounting and they know that they have to refund the agent for these $60. And at the end, this agent, what he's doing is driving around intercepting people to get cookies from their phones and to steal data,

Reinaldo Aguiar: and to track their locations. This is a work vehicle in reality, although it's maybe on the name of the agent, but this really a company vehicle, right? So they pay for the gas, but they pay for the gas with crypto. Okay. They pay the agent pay with his own money, his own credit card. The agent gets the points of the credit card,

Reinaldo Aguiar: so he can buy I iPhones later or, gifts or things. But the important thing is that they refund the agent with crypto. But this [00:11:00] crypto really comes from DIOSDADO CABELLO from the drug trade, right? And now this money is being refunded to the agent. The agent has it on, the refund on their crypto wallet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now the $60 have moved from this parallel illegal economy of a drug trade, and it's now in possession of the Shell gas station with a valid credit card, right? And so these $60 that the agent paid that really came from the drug trade are now part of the regular legit economy. The agent has the $60 on their crypto wallet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then on top of that, 'cause the most of not all of them, but some of these agents, like they have a small businesses, right? So they own like a pool maintenance company or a l landscaping company, right? Or, small businesses, so they can write off the gas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Expenses from their taxes as a, as an as a business expense. Some of them, not all of them, but some [00:12:00] of them, or like the other popular one is like this house cleaning businesses like Maids , right? Like they have a lot of those so they also write off the expense and they pay less taxes. The agents themselves, so it's an all around business, if you think about it, right? Like ...they legitimized the capital that came from the drug trade, agents are paying less taxes on their business or on their legit businesses. And they get the crypto that also doesn't pay taxes. Like they don't pay tax for those $60 and the tank is full and they are, enabled to work and drive for 300, 400 miles intercepting American citizens and stealing data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's it's a, and at the same time, they're inflating the oil prices, with this coordination. Making everybody else in the entire planet pay more for gas, which creates inflation or food is more expensive because the food is transported with gas vehicles. So now all the food is more expensive everywhere, and [00:13:00] they get higher revenue, higher income as a country, as countries individually.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Iran, Russia, Venezuela. So it's I mean it's amazing, right? It's a, it's, they really put a lot of thought into this, the agents get the credit card points on top of everything, right? But all of this is possible because of the coordination tool, because of that "HELL" app that Travis Kalanick and Elon Musk created.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That is the mechanism that they used to coordinate in such, such an efficient manner. All these people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, that was the thing I did not explain yesterday, why inflating the price. Because the higher the price, the more efficient the money laundering machine is,

Reinaldo Aguiar: the more money you can launder which then, empowers legit businesses that they have in this economy, right? So it's a, it's an amazing business model really. So that's one thing that I wanted to talk about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing I wanted to talk about is [00:14:00] the game of Society that I proposed yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As I was watching this video, I was thinking about it a little bit, and I think, and here that I'm gonna say I don't have, it's not a, it's not an observation even, it's not an idea, it's not a statement. It's more of a question. It's something I don't have the answer to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's puzzling me, I think, and I think that it's a question more for somebody who studies game theory. I think that's the and I wish I could talk to people. I can't because, they basically recruited all my friends the last 20 years. Anybody I've talked to is an agent, but, if I had a friend that knew about game theory, I would ask him or her that this question, because I think it's a fundamental question. I think it would be a flaw of all this. And I don't know if they saw it or if they care if they saw it. But it's an important question. So a question is the following.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think this system is flawed [00:15:00] and is bound to fail from its inception. And to explain why I'll have to use the "C" word, I try not to use it because I don't want this to be turned into a political debate. But you have to call things what they are. And so I'm gonna say it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So imagine that you're a Communist party, you're Xi Jinping, right? And you have this communist party and you want to control the world. So you start this process that I described yesterday in this hypothetical game. Of planting your "seeds" everywhere that you see strategically, like in a strategic place that you need to control.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And your objective is to promote these plants in a space of three years, four years, so they've reached the maximum level of hierarchy in those organizations that you've you, they put your eyes on. Because you want to steal technology companies because at the end that's the method of control: is technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The goal is technology because with technology is that they gather this [00:16:00] power, so that's why the focus on technology companies PayPal, eBay Google, Amazon, it's, they're means of control. The question is if you succeed, say that you succeed and you plant your seed, your plants, and they all get promoted, and you fully dominate the other countries in this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You have to remember. Xi Jinping already dominated his own country a long time ago. That was the first country, that was the OG. Like he started by dominating China in this, with the same technique. And I'm saying this because I saw this in Venezuela because I was raised there and I saw how it works firsthand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I saw how they destroyed the oil industry. The government institutions, Everything right with this technique. I guess the first question that comes to mind is the following. If you already destroyed your own communist country. Destroyed in the sense that it's not productive because a country in which the people in power in all the different levels of government, institutions, companies, everything, [00:17:00] society, as a whole, are people that have no skills, no real skills, and the only reason they got promoted is because you harassed everybody that could compete with them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And killed some of the others. That's the reason why they got promoted, right? So the country cannot be really productive on itself. So a long time ago I started asking myself this question so how China is such a powerful force in technology, right? Before I knew that, Xi Jinping was the leader of this thing, I, my, my understanding of this has evolved over time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't know all this on day one. On day one, I didn't even know he was involved, right? But before that point, I always wondered how is China being a communist country? And I know how they operate, 'cause I saw it back in Venezuela firsthand. How is that China managed, despite being a communist country that doesn't promote people based on merit, but based on political alignment with the " Politburo ", whatever that they call themselves.[00:18:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: How is it that country is a power in technology. Chinese are very good. There's a lot of companies that produce Chinese technologies that are good. SpaceX, for example, it's a Chinese company, and we all look up to that company. Tesla, it's another Chinese company, right? Although they're posting as American companies, but they're really Chinese.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's multiple examples, right? So a long time ago, before even getting the, my hand, the geo index in my hands. I understood that it's because they were stealing technology, right? Like that's how they do it. From a, from an advance, from a, from the perspective of being able to advance society and create new technology, their country is already destroyed. But that is not a problem right now because they are stealing technology from all these other countries. So they're, like they steal the technology from the company of somebody who's working on something and that technology goes to China, right? And then they package it into a different company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Maybe they plant it in the US even. But it [00:19:00] appears as a different entity. But whatever money that produces and advancements, they go directly to China, so that's the way the, that's the answer to the first question. How is that country sustainable, I guess is the question?

Reinaldo Aguiar: When they undermined their own society long time ago to gain and maintain political control of the country for decades?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The answer to the question is, well through stealing technology from other countries, right? So you undermine your own society, but, You are okay for now, because you're stealing from the others, from the other countries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. I understood that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then this comes as a question which I think is a fundamental question that, it's a philosophical question really, but I think it shows that this model is flawed. It will fail. Even if it doesn't fail right now. It will fail, I think in one or two generations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I think would happen, and this is why we need a game theorist to, build models to analyze what would happen in 50 years if these things keep [00:20:00] progressing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But imagine that you succeed at promoting your seeds, your plants, everywhere, in every single country, and you completely dominate the world in this way. Say that it takes you 40 years. At that point you have amassed , you have gathered the big majority of the resources technology wise, energy wise, whatever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You have the majority of resources of the world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You have the world literally under your control.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the side effect is that all the other countries are also, their economies and societies are also undermined by your own technique, the same thing you did to your own country, right? So what I think will happen is say in two generations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All the countries in the world will be like a ruined communist country. And at that point, nobody will be able to produce any more technology or advances. And you won't have anything to, you probably will be as a person dead, right? Because 40 years or 50 years have passed, but [00:21:00] nobody will be able to produce anything worth stealing and this probably will result in the demise of the race, like the entire race will be reduced to nothing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There will be a lot more people and we won't have the technology to, to sustain those numbers of population because the technology advancements just didn't progress. Because you staggered them in this way. You hindered them in this way. So I think it's a, although in the short to medium term, it seems sustainable, I think in the long term, it is not only not sustainable, but I think it implies the failure of the entire race.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is a threat to the race. It's not even about, it's not even about national security. This will kill us all in, in 40 to 50 years. We, all of us that are right now going through this would probably be dead or in 60 or 70 years, but, the next generation, right? Or children like, or grandchildren. They will be in a situation where they won't have [00:22:00] anything to eat because of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. It's I think somebody should study these things, right? Somebody that, that is trained on these areas to simulate this to see what, what would happen.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So those were the two little pieces of information. So I call that the communist paradox: even if you can control of the entire world and you turn the entire planet red, I think it would fail in two generations. That's my thinking. I'm happy to be proven wrong.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so now I'm gonna switch to.

Reinaldo Aguiar: More entities flagged. Okay. I'm gonna do this kind of quickly in the sense that I'm not gonna go into much detail except in a couple of cases that I think are important to give details because they could mean liability for DIOSDADO CABELLO who is, the puppet master and financier that keeps this thing running, so I'm just gonna name the entities. I'm gonna say for all of them. The information is posted in the website. Go to spyhell.org/evidence. And there [00:23:00] is a link that says "read all". Click on that link and it will, you will be able to see all the information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the first entity is JD Vance the vice president.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The second entity is Sean "Diddy" Combs, Diddy the rapper. Many of his mansions past and present are marked in Elon Musk's geo-index with high paramilitary scores and crypto payments... important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: William E. Lane He's a doctor and he's part of the medical cluster I talked about yesterday, but I forgot to mention him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's important and he carries a lot of liability. I got some information from an informant. From the information I got, it seemed like he may have performed a procedure that I did not authorize. Okay, that's all I'm gonna say for now, but I have more information for the FBI.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The next character is Mark Siurek. Okay. So this is a lawyer registered with , Bar of Texas, and he represented me in a complaint against a past employer, which was Goldman Sachs. Okay. [00:24:00] And it was the same, the same thing that I saw recently where the mediator is really not really mediating. And an attorney is, with working for the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is important, because remember, Goldman Sachs was my employer and they did things that were illegal in many different respects. With different levels of gravity and all of them are documented in the website. And if Mark Siurek was working for them while posing as he was representing me or my interests.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's serious.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's it, I think it brings liability back to the network. Also a small data point. The payments that he and that he received or his firm received seem to have been done through properties on the name of his paralegal and himself, which are marked in the index. All of them the properties and the paralegal name is Sue. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Her . last name . I don't have it right now. I'll have to check [00:25:00] the system, but, and I imagine Sue is like a short name, like a shorthand name? So probably Susan. I don't know, but I'll check the system. But yeah, her and all her family members have a lot of properties marked in the geo Index that are fully paid, like no mortgage even.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Next person is Carlton Woods, Kelly and Cole Watkins. And there are the three of them. Separate businesses, they're in real estate. Okay. Carlton Woods is important because first, his real estate firm here in Houston is super prominent, moves, probably hundreds of billions of dollars in, in, in listings a year.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And his own house is next to what's his name. I forgot their name right now, but there is a character who's a Venezuelan operator or was like, I think he was caught by the FBI or I don't know, years ago. I think the last name was Cedeño , but I'm not sure. He was tied to a case with PDVSA [00:26:00] corruption, bribery, the works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Could be Roberto Rincon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he has a mansion or had a mansion worth $15 million in the Woodlands in here in, in Texas. Carlton Woods. His own house is very close, like meters away. And of course, Carlton Woods is marked in the index and all the things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Kelly and Cole Watkins. Also are in real estate. They are tied to, a company called theBridgeGrouptx.com, and I'm mentioning them because they have high liability in the sense that they personally came to my home to photograph the interior of the home.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they brought drones. It was a ruse orchestrated by, Travis Kalanick and Elon Musk. When they moved me to Twitter, they made me believe that they were going to ask me to move to California. So I put the house on the market. When I did that. Kelly and Cole Watkins came to my house to create the listing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they're agents, they're marked in the index and they work for the network. So I imagine they wanted to see where the servers [00:27:00] were, where I had the things located, things like that. They wanted to do an inventory basically, of the equipment in the house, I think. So they did that. Probably higher high liability, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I reported all of them to the IRS, and this particular form is important. I recommend. Law enforcement to check it out. It's on the archive. And the FBI hash number of this particular IRS form is C as in Charlie, C as in Charlie 1 0 9 8. I really recommend law enforcement to read this form and I'm gonna post a link to it in the description.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The next entity is somebody, is something called "Cord Blood Registry" (cord blood.com). Okay, so this is a company, that the network owns, that collects DNA samples and genetic material from the newborns umbilical cord when they're born. Okay? And when they do that, they send you a kit and the, they ask the parents to give their DNA.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This [00:28:00] company is super marked in the index, and it's a dangerous company because they're collecting all these DNA information, not only about the targets, like in this case me, but also about the child. So now they have a genetic profile of the child. They not only have the child kidnapped, they have the full genetic profile of the child, which is dangerous,

Reinaldo Aguiar: they if the child had a genetic weakness, they know where to target him, right? To affect the parent, to harass the parents. So the parent cannot work, cannot compete with eBay, for example, so that's why they do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Next. I have a small cluster of what we call "criminal SEO tools". For people that are not technical:

Reinaldo Aguiar: sEO is a, it's an industry on itself, and what it means is search engine optimization, it's an industry that basically, it's a lot of people that spend their time thinking about how they can optimize websites so they rank higher in Google Search organically. And this is important because the higher you rank, the more traffic you get and you can monetize the traffic in different ways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can sell products, you can sell [00:29:00] advertisement, you can sell services. Traffic is what everybody wants.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's a whole industry, on this area, thousands of people, very skilled and talented people devote their lives to working on SEO. There is a set of tools they use, a set of tools that they use for their work day to day that are very well known tools.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All of them are intimately connected to this network and they're used as espionage tools. Meaning imagine that you're an entrepreneur and you want to improve the traffic ranking of your site on Google. You'll probably sign up to these tools and then you would enter keywords that you want to target and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All this information goes straight to the FSB, the China Intelligence Services, and they know what you're working on, what your goals are, what keywords you want, and then they use Liana Technologies to demolish your website on Google specifically for the keywords that you want, so it's a twofold.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not only they demolish your website, they know where to hit you, basically. What else? Also, they know what you want to achieve, and then [00:30:00] they go and do it themselves. They are not already doing it. And if you're working on a piece of technology and they steal it and they have a similar company on their network that is doing this thing, they will steal these things from you and give it to that company,

Reinaldo Aguiar: so that company can grow and you go bankrupt.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These tools are, Semrush, aHREFs is spelled A-H-R-E-F-S. It's, this is a company based in Singapore, of course, and the other big one is TopVisor. This is so Russian that if you go to topvisor.com, the homepage is in Russian, and it has a link that says English, but the default language is Russian. And a lot of people in the US use that tool.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. Retailers Lululemon, super flagged and the executive team super flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Home Depot. I would think this company is directly under the control of this Diosdado Cabello, like literally Lowe's the same, and Costco and particularly the Costco parking lots, they have I don't know if you, when you [00:31:00] go to the airport and in the airport parking lot that all the Uber drivers are kind waiting for work, like to get a ride, to get, an order for a ride.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Costco parking lots are exactly that. At least in the Houston area, like they use them as dispatch centers for all these drivers whose, you know, only objective in life is to track people to record and transmit their locations illegally and to intercept their cell phone traffic. So big dispatch centers for these agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To close. I want to mention one person, one of these, synthetic she wasn't a synthetic, romantic interest, but at the end it was synthetic, let me explain. So her name is Ibeth Escobar, and she's a lady that I met back home in Venezuela when I was maybe, I don't know, I must have been like 23 years old.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And we dated for, I think for a year or so. Then, I moved out of the country. We lost contact, but around [00:32:00] 2010 she reappeared as a friend in my life. Like she texted me. I don't recall exactly what happened, but she reappeared. And now I understand that it wasn't random.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was around the time that Pierre Omidyar moved me to California to work at Yahoo. So around that time, now I understand, the SEBIN asked her, the Venezuelan intelligence asked her to reconnect with me. And, we kept this contact, this sporadic contact over the years, over messages and things like that, which is a channel for the network to decrypt my traffic,

Reinaldo Aguiar: because if she sends me a message, even if I don't reply, them, knowing the contents of the message and getting the encrypted network traffic from the houses that are surrounding me. With the two things together, they can find a decryption key that works for all my internet traffic for a short period of time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, they can repeat this process and this is the reason why they will surround the target with online friends. A lot of people sending you messages that or WhatsApp groups like that's the other one, a lot of people started adding me to these WhatsApp groups, [00:33:00] many of them that I didn't really have any, to be polite, I didn't leave the groups.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is a big mistake because as the group, even if you don't read the messages, as the group is in the background of your WhatsApp, it's receiving messages. They can use any of the people in those groups to send you, to send a message to the group that at the end will get to your phone.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because they're intercepting your traffic next to your home. It's basically endless opportunities to get the decryption key every 30 minutes or whatever time is that they need to get it right. And that's why, I noticed this after 2017 or 18, a lot of WhatsApp groups starting adding me, from people that I knew from long time ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I really didn't ever interact with those groups. But to be polite, I didn't leave the groups right. But I under, I understand now why those groups exist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, but the reason I'm mentioning Ibeth a lot of things she's clearly an agent and I think there's a lot of liability there because in one occasion she asked me for a favor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She moved to this area, to Texas. [00:34:00] and She said that she was in a difficult economic situation and she wanted to get an apartment, but they wouldn't rent it to her because she didn't have credit. And she asked me to sign the application as a guarantor of the application. And it's an apartment complex here in Katy, Texas, and the form is in my email.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If authorities are watching this, you can go through my email, I don't care, and find that form. So when I signed the application, the woman in the apartment complex say that I needed to give her my social security number and a paycheck, right? Which is unusual. It was an apartment lease for I don't know, $1,200 a month.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I I, I gave her the, I gave her the social security number and I said, run my credit. You will see that, I'm good. I can cover this. And, but she insisted. And then I said, no, I'm not gonna give you my paycheck. And then Ibeth got upset, and she like threw a tantrum: you're not really my friend, you don't wanna help me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She pressured me into giving my paycheck.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I don't know why they needed the paycheck if they own Twitter, I don't know, maybe it was one of [00:35:00] those psychological ruses to like, I don't really know, but. Anyhow, I gave that woman my social security number and my paycheck and a copy of the last paycheck.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So maybe there's liability there. And the other thing is that mysteriously and Ibeth has emailed me and contacted me, I don't know, recently, I don''t know two, three months ago trying to get in contact with me. But in this situation that I am, I can't be replying to messages or even getting messages because they decrypt my traffic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's dangerous to me. I haven't replied.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in the last few days I emailed her because, yeah, I wanted to see where she is and to get in contact with her. And surprisingly, the email bounces back. Okay. And this is important, what I am going to say, 'cause it could be something, the email bounces back and in the bounce email, it says, this email address doesn't exist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's an email address that is, a Gmail address. The main email address that bounces is Escobar is spelled [00:36:00] ESCO, B as in Bob, "A" "R" Ibeth: I-B-E-T-H, at gmail.com. Okay. That's the one that bounces, so it's. Google Gmail telling me this email doesn't exist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She has another email address, which is Escobar Ibeth, the same thing, E-S-C-O-B-A-R-I-B-E-T-H @hotmail.com.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That one doesn't bounce, but she didn't reply.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the reason why I'm so focused on the one that bounces is because after that email bounced . Which is puzzling I've never seen, that email exists because I've emailed that email before many times. In fact, I think when we had that exchange about the apartment guarantor signature, that was, the email address we used.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, the email bounces. Right when the mail bounces. I said this is actually an opportunity for me. I'm going to register that in email address ... now that it's free. She, I thought she closed the account, so I tried to register it [00:37:00] again. Because then maybe the network makes a mistake and emails her, and I get the email ...and that would be legit. If the email address is free, I can grab it,

Reinaldo Aguiar: i'm not impersonating her identity. I'm just grabbing an email address that it's free. So I tried to do that, and when I tried, Gmail tells me this address is taken, like this address already exists. You cannot take it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I've never worked in Gmail. I worked in Search, so I don't know. If it's just a security check to make sure that nobody grabs the email address for a certain, like a cool-down period, something like that. If you close the account, maybe they keep the address blocked for 60 days, let's assume.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in case you want to come back and grab it again, you have a chance. It's possible. I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or if it's not that I'm puzzled by, trying to understand how is that, the address bounces back, but I'm not able to create an account. The address bounces back saying it doesn't exist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if I try to go and create that [00:38:00] account, it tells me, Google is telling me that the address already exists.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Made me wonder if maybe there is some sort of collaboration from someone inside of Google Gmail's team to make the emails bounce. Although the account is not really closed, that's a possibility that some, somehow they set something up to make sure that I cannot email her. But the address exists.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I say that because I don't think there's a way that you can, you can block a recipient on, on Gmail, but what does it, what it does, from what I understand is that it sends their emails to, to spam.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It wouldn't make the email bounce back because you, this bounce back mechanism is specified in the, the W3C specification, I think, this mechanism of bouncing back is something that is written in the standard of how email systems work, right? And I think it only should happen when the email doesn't really exist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As per the standard, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So unless Google is now deviating from the standards, which is unlikely [00:39:00] 'cause they participated in the drafting, they participated in the drafting of those standards. It could mean that there's collaboration, a collaboration that is internal, right? That is hard to understand.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I don't understand how this is happening, that the email bounces back, but yet I'm not able to register unless it's the cool down period, that's the only explanation that would not imply collaboration.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I thought I should mention this because maybe it's something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So with that, I'm gonna close this session and I'm gonna post a couple of links in the notes in the description of this video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I thank you again for your time and talk to you soon. Thank you.

The-JUUL
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and today is June 21st, 2025, and it's 8:23 AM. I'm making this short video to talk about a subject that I've been meaning to talk about for a while, but I haven't really gotten around to it. It's about electronic cigarettes. Okay. And this is a theory, I have to say.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have no way to prove this for now until I managed to talk to the real authorities. But, this is something I suspect happened. Okay. It's a suspicion, but I cannot prove it because I don't have the equipment or the know-how to analyze these things. But it's about e-cigarettes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So at some point in the past, Gillian Walsh, I. Talk to me about, yeah, I was a smoker. Okay. And I've struggled with that addiction for years. I ma I tried to quit, multiple times. And in a couple of occasions I did manage to quit for years. But then in one occasion, for example, Renetta Gesheva, who is an agent, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And was one of these romantic interests, fake, romantic in interest, state [00:01:00] manufacturer she on our second date. She took me to a, how do you call that? I don't know what's the word in English, but in San Francisco there is a, there, there are these lounges for smokers. It's like a lounge where you smoke.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Cubans like, I don't really have the jargon of that world, but in English, right? Tobaccos would be in Spanish. So it was like a smoker's lounge and for our second date, she took me there. And I had been a smoker before and it cost me a lot of work to quit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I had been, a non-smoker for five years. And then I made this unicorn of a romantic interest that they manufacture. My bespoke made for me. And she suggests going to a smoker's lounge on her second date. Of course, I went and then I ended up smoking for another, I don't know, five years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow that aside, at some point, Jillian Walsh, which is, an agent, also one of these manufactured romantic interests years later. Talk to me about electronic cigarettes and how, it was less she explained that it was more [00:02:00] healthy right than smoking because you were not really smoking the, the CO2 and all those chemicals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, it made me curious and I bought one of those and that was a big mistake. Because I don't know, and this is what I suspect. I suspect that the ones that I bought were spiked with something to make them more addictive because it was an incredibly addictive substance, and I understand that they're addictive and that, nicotine is addictive and that there's a lot of warning in the labels.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I understand that. But remember, like I've been a smoker for years and I. Quit smoking two times before, but this thing, I could not quit it. It didn't matter how hard I tried or if I used the patches or the gums. Like it didn't matter. Like it was so addictive that I could not, I could just not quit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I kept I, I always wanted to use it more and more often and more often. Like it was just, it was a big burden. Like I could not do anything in with my days because I was [00:03:00] basically hooked to that thing pretty much all the time. Anyhow, the ones that I bought, and this lasted for six months because, it would go to a point where I realized that I had to leave this, or, I would die.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also, but in reality, what really made me quit was Marcelo. 'cause when I decided that I wanted to conceive Marcelo. I completely stopped using that like cold Turkey like seven months before he was conceived because I didn't want to contaminate him with any chemicals, right? So I, I made that decision and I think in a way he saved me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause otherwise that thing would've killed me. Anyhow, I'm mentioning all this because I was looking through, organizing my evidence room and I found these little pieces, so I found. One of the cartridges of the Juul e-cigarettes so they can be tested right. To see if they have any additives or something that is not naturally on these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: No. Naturally it's not normally in these things to see if they spike them with something to make them more addictive to me. I [00:04:00] bought them at al, always at the Shell station. That is on FM 10 93 and FM 1463. So it's possible that the tampering, if it happened, was at the gas station. I have the packaging of it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I also have a box, and I believe these things have serial numbers, I believe. I'm not sure. So maybe it's traceable, right? This is the one that I used to be hooked to. And also I have some of these nicotine patches that I bought at CVS, which I know is controlled by the network and by the Iranians.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In case they were tampered with. So I have all these things for law enforcement if they want to test them. Okay. I'll stop this video for now. Thank you so much. Until the next one.

The Fake Designer Bags, allegedly
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good morning. Today's June 20, 20, 25 and it's 8:40 AM US Central Time. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. This video is a very short video part of the series, Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips. And it's about something I believe if it's a scheme that and this is documented on the website please check it out.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a more complete description there at www.spyhell.org/evidence . And look for designer bags like do Control+F designer bags. So this scheme, I believe is a form of payment for they employ to motivate the female agents. And the way it works is through a series of it's with the luxury goods like handbags, like those I'm not very familiar with the brands, but like those Louis Vuitton and those kind of things, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I don't, I don't, I know very little about that world, but I know there are handbags that could be, [00:01:00] 25, $30,000, right? One handbag. So the way the scheme works is that this network, they have it's a WhatsApp number, right? And what they're, the way it's positioned is that the women are buying or could buy these fake or imitation designer bags, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're supposedly fake, but I believe in reality they're not fake. They're real. So the way it works it is not, there's no public website. The website is not indexed in Google. It's not findable. So they passed information on WhatsApp basically by sending a message to a number saying which, handbag they want.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And and then the, this company from China, supposedly. I'm pretty sure you're from China. They send them a link over WhatsApp with a custom link to make a payment. Okay. And the payment is like a hundred dollars, 150, 170 and in that [00:02:00] range and then, the hand bag takes five weeks to arrive, but eventually it does arrive over via regular mail.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I've seen many of these bags in person and I've inspected them on the quality, like the smell of the leather. It's intoxicating. It's this, they're real I'm not an authenticator. I know, like I, I'm not qualified to make that call, but, like they look very real to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other point is that once I went to a party with my former partner and she was carrying one of these, supposedly fake bags. And like we went to a house and there were other women with other expensive bags, right? And they were all checking in the bags in this little room.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was like the, like the guest room of the house. Like they were all going there and they would put the bags in the bed, right? And I see that she start, she starts walking to that room and I stopped her in her tracks and said You're not gonna check in the bag right And then she asked me why are you [00:03:00] saying that?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Sorry, I have the wrong one. And then I I said because they're gonna, you know these people because I could tell right by the house, the location of the house, everything that these people have money. And I said something to the effects of, she, she's gonna know that the bag is fake and it's gonna be embarrassing for you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she said no. Like she, she brushed me off. She said, no, don't worry. Nobody will notice. It's okay. And she checked in the bag. And that, made me suspicious, right? That the bag was not fake. And of course at that point I didn't have the geo index. I didn't know no, I didn't have any other suspicions, let's put it that way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, I didn't really go to a conclusion there, but with what I know today, I understand that bag is probably real and, it was a form of payment. And the other data point that I think is connected to this is that Payam's wife, Payam is a guy, one of the Kilpatricks the Kilpatrick's team, and he worked for Twitter.

Reinaldo Aguiar: At the same time as I did. And in fact he was assigned as my mentor. And as, as I [00:04:00] mentioned before, the mentors are always a thing right? All the mentors they assigned to me in these companies, they're always prominent agents and there's always an agenda, right? There's always a plan to steal something that I'm working on at that moment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Payam is one, and the other one that is notable that I haven't mentioned before is Matthew Papas or Pappas from Goldman Sachs. After, the harassment campaign of Sinead Strain and Scott Weinstein they, to manage me, they assigned to me this mentor, Matthew Papas who was apparently his biggest accomplishment was to implement at Goldman Sachs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I. The, the THIN client architecture, which we know it's a fundamental, countermeasure, like this immune entities pattern that they do where they protect themselves against their own weapons. And Matthew Papas, after mentoring me, moves on to a very prominent role at Meta Facebook. And, properties tied to him are marked in the index and he has all the check marks and he's [00:05:00] prominent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. Payam's wife she works for a company, this is what Payam told me. She works for a company that authenticates bags on for eBay, so it's like a third party company. And if you have a bag or a luxury good, you wanna sell on eBay. The way it works is that you first ship it to this company, authentic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When you make a sale, right? When you sell the item, this company authenticates the item with a team of authenticators. They have. Then they ship the item to the buyer, authenticated. I haven't seen this in action, but, putting two and two together, right? Like p these network using the supposedly fake handbags as payment for the female agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then Payam who is a Kilpatrick his wife working an authentication company for luxury goods. It seems to me like there could be a connection and the way it could work is after the agents use the bag for a few months and enjoy the attention by having the bag, then they sell the [00:06:00] bag on eBay right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then they ship it to an authentication company. Like where Payam's wife works, the bag gets authenticated, of course, because it's real. It's a real bag And then, it sold on eBay for $25,000 when they really pay 150 bucks for the bag. So they made a profit of $25,000 out of thin air. And this is untraceable because there was never a receipt for the bag to begin with.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then they're selling it second hand and it's not really a traceable thing. These things don't have serial numbers as far as I know. And it's, it is something that is very hard to trace. And if you do this a few times over a year or over the years, you could make an income of a hundred grand without paying taxes even for that and without any real investment or time put into that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think it's a, it's a form of payment, but also could be a form of tax evasion. So that's why I am mentioning it. Agents that I've seen use, that I've seen use, this specific company, Chinese company that sells the bags that are supposedly fake. [00:07:00] Anna Codallo she uses that company, Codallo-Gannon right? Gannon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My former partner has bought bags in there. I suspect they're real. I have to be honest. And I have the bags in my possession. I've seen agents that I know are agents with expensive handbags. I don't know if they purchased them in this exact same place or fashion, but I've seen them with similar bags, expensive bags of that level.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Angela Cohen the wife of Michael Cohen and Deanna Doria Echavez as well, and Kavita. Kavita from Twitter and Google, like Kavita is a prominent agent. She basically took me, to all these different companies personally, right? And then she extracted some information from me when they were trying to steal, Key Opinion Leaders by positioning it as an interview question for [00:08:00] Snowflake.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Kavita is also prominent and she has these expensive bags as well, but I don't know if she bought them at a store or if she bought them via this channel. But, given all that I've uncovered, I will probably believe it's the same thing. So I'm gonna stop this one for now till the next time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you.

20250625: Guess Who?
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Welcome Curious minds to another episode of Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips. I'm going to start a to, implement now from now on, and I call it: "Guess who?" Okay, so this is a short segment in which I'm going to give law enforcement leads about people that maybe you wouldn't suspect are part of this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I know because I have the Geo index. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today I'm going to deliver a few of these names that I had pending to to deliver, but in, in a very short format. So the first character is Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia. Very prominent agent, very heavily marked in the index worth billions of dollars himself personally, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I reported him to the IRS of course. And a couple of tips that I'll give that can serve as, verification that what I'm saying is correct. All the Nvidia offices are marked in the index with super high paramilitary scores. [00:01:00] Like that company is a key fundamental piece of, the, these colonization efforts .

Reinaldo Aguiar: They have been advancing for two decades.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And his house, like his personal residence, he bought it through a an LLC , like through a, limited liability company. So his name doesn't appear in the house, but it's the company. But the pipeline picked it up. And so the LLC that he used to buy the house, his personal residence is marked itself in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if it's the accountant, I can't recall. I have to check the system. I don't have it here, but the accountant, or like the principal director of the, of that corporation that handles the real estate investments for him so it's his company, but the director that it's, that, that is in the, register along the company information with the I guess the California authorities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That person is also marked in the index, so it's also an agent. And the corporation that owns the property is marked in the index, and the [00:02:00] property itself is also marked in the index. So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also Silvia Casado from Goldman Sachs she's a lady Venezuelan originally from Venezuela, but she went to university in Florida.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And she's marked in the index and her par her parents are also marked in the index. Goldman Sachs, she works well, she used to work Goldman Sachs. Last thing I heard she quit to do some kind of a nonprofit. I don't know if that's true .

Reinaldo Aguiar: The next one is Joanna Krukowska . I'm going to spell it. Okay. The first name is Joanna, J-O-A-N-N-A. Last name is Krukowska . K-R-U-K-O-W-S-K-A. She's from Poland. She was tagged with FSB, and she's in the IRS form in the master IRS form at position RU for Russia 1 0 5.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's her indetifier in that form, and she was coclustered with Jillian Walsh and she was tagged with medical torture. And all this is [00:03:00] documented in the website. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Also flagged Jojo or Yoyo . She's an instructor at the Villa Sport gym that my former partner frequented here in Katy, Texas in Gaston Road, I believe is the address.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And Jojo was an instructor in the, what do they call that? Program for static bicycles , like from , the name escapes me. It has a name, a Soul Cycle kind of thing, but it's Les Mills and it's different franchise. By the way, SoulCycle super flag right as well. And it makes sense, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: These places, right? Where they keep people in an enclosed environment, in a static bike for an hour, it's a prime situation to get the cookies from their phone, right? And while you're waiting, you're on your phone like, checking your mail. It's just too easy, right? It's too tempting for them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they, they have at least those two static cycling franchises SoulCycle and Les Mills. Anyhow, [00:04:00] Jojo she's been flagged for a long time. And this is an interesting data point. It's an strange observation. I don't know if this was, I imagine it was by design, but I don't know exactly why they did this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But in one occasion, and this is just an anecdote, right? In one occasion, my former partner took me to this static cycling thing at Villasport. And Jojo was the instructor that day, and it happened to be the case that day her husband was in the class. Like he didn't have to work that day. And he was in the class.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't know, when I looked at him, he looked very similarly to me physically. Like it was the resemblance , like the resemblance was impressive. Like I couldn't stop looking at it was like looking at a mirror. Then I asked afterwards, my, afterwards, my former partner, if she noticed the resemble and she brushed it off as, yeah, like you, you have a slight resemble the two of you, but nothing striking.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to me it was striking. So I don't know if I, for some reason it got to me more than it really is, [00:05:00] or if she was downplaying it. Because she didn't want it to, become a big deal. But in that occasion, like it wasn't like I could not stop. Like I, I was mesmerized by the fact that there was another human being that looked exactly like me, so close to me, like it was, I've never experienced that before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, she was flagged. And interestingly yesterday I think I was talking to my former partner and she mentioned that Jojo coincidentally yesterday. And I really hope it, this is not true, because it could not, it could be not true, right? But I don't know if it's true. I'm really sorry if that's the case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, my former partner mentioned yesterday that Jojo, apparently yesterday had an episode in which she fainted. And or two days ago, she fainted and they had to call 9 1 1. They took her to the hospital and it turns out there it's a brain tumor that she has. So something very serious. Now, it could be true, and I hope it's not true really 'cause I don't want her to suffer from such a, an extreme illness.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it also could be one [00:06:00] of those things that they do where, they make you feel sorry for the person. And that way you don't perceive danger or you don't, thinking that maybe I could report her in one of these series. It could be one of those, Ruses So she doesn't get reported.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if that's the case, that would mean that she's very prominent because if they're going through the lengths of calling 9 1 1 and doing all those things just to create this illusion is because she must be prominent. From what I understand, she's from Egypt and the husband as well, they're both Egyptians.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And we know that the president of Egypt is a big player in this network. So it could go either way. But at this point, I guess at this point, my policy is that everything's suspicious that happens in a place that is marked in Katy, Texas at least, right? That happens to me personally in a place that is marked with a paramilitary score about a certain number.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, I'm going to think that it's fake, right? Like at this point, like this is just laughable. It's like the Truman show. 90% of the things they present to me are fake. But anyhow, I hope that it's fake because I don't want her to be ill.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another person, a Googler from the LOCALWEB team, important [00:07:00] agent Andrew Hyatt, like the hotel chain is the last name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: H-Y-A-T-T. He's very quiet. You talk to him, you don't, you wouldn't think that he's an agent, but he is flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, to close it off there's a, there's the pipeline picked up, picked this up like a month ago when I discovered the, the existence of the mini compounds in the US at least, and the fact that they made the mistake to register, I think I mentioned this in the website a long time ago, like a month ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They made them this mistake, A terrible mistake in which they, A mini compound is when an agent has three houses, right? Or multiple houses next to each other. And they're presenting the situation as if these are different families. But in reality, it's the same agent that controls the three houses and two of the houses are just buffer or equipment, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then what they do, they split the equipment among the three houses. So it's not obvious what they're doing, right? So in one houses they could have solar panels to get power. So it doesn't, in, so what they're doing doesn't inflate the electricity bills [00:08:00] in another house. They may have the antennas, and in another house they may have the servers. And then they have, the power line that goes from the solar panels in one house to the equipment in the other houses. And this way. It's like what Eckhart does in Lake Pointe Estates, right? He has the Secret gate in one property and he has the concrete structure in the other property that is registered to Mueller.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, he has the antenna on the, I think it's a, I think it's a, it's not Robert Lanham. It is another, the Sachs, right? He has the antenna on the Sachs property, I think on the other side. In reality, right? Like the three properties are controlled by the same person or family and, they are all part of one big unit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they, the discovery at that time was that I discovered that they made the mistake that they register in some cases these multiple properties using the same name for the same agent, or very similar names, small variations of the name. And this, of course, is easy to detect, right? So in this case, this is one [00:09:00] prominent mini compound here in Houston.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Somebody by the name Enrique Nava. And he has multiple properties in this street called Howell Road or Howell Street. I don't know if it's a misspelling in one of the properties or if these are two different streets. One is road and one is a street. Anyhow, I'll give them, I'll give, I'll read them all of them here, and I'll put them on the description of the video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Nava Enrique 410 Howell. It's spelled H-O-W-E-L-L Road, Rosharan, Texas 7 7 5 8 3. Also has 5 1 1 Howell, same spelling, but instead of road it says the Street,  Rosharon, Texas 77583. It also has 513 Howell Road, Nava Andres, and Lucia. Also has 410 Howel St.  , suite E, Rosharon, Texas 77583. There's also [00:10:00] another person that has the same address called BONSTAFF MICHELE.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Bonta is spelled B as in Bob, O-N-S-T-A-F-F. Those Fs as are F as in Frank. And the address is 513 Howell Street,  Rosharon, Texas 7758 3. And there are a couple of other people also marked in the geo index that were co clustered with that property, with those properties, with that mini compound.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One is so there's, they're not in the mini compound, but they were co clustered by the system with the same agent for other reasons, right? This is Nava Andres, Jr. And has a junior danger market. I call it 2650 FOUNTAIN VIEW DR STE 212 HOUSTON, TX 77057 .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also Nava Augustina Fonseca at 2533 PRIEST [00:11:00] DR HOUSTON, TX 77093 . This one, the geo features of the place where I'm not going to give much detail because it could give away important stuff, but the geo features, look at the geo features of this address. 2533 PRIEST DR HOUSTON, TX 77093 . There are a lot of things in that, in near that house in terms of geo features that seem strangely unique and important that's all I'm going to say.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much for your time today and see you on the next one. 

Mediation Post-mortem
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Welcome, curious minds and invisible friends . Good morning, happy Friday. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and today is June 27th, and it's about 11:44 AM US Central Time here in Katy, Texas . Today I don't have something really prepared, but there's a few updates that I want to record just in case law enforcement ever investigates these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course, as part of the campaign that I'm advancing to bring DIOSDADO to justice and bring DIOSDADO to the US, and in that context, I'm going to do a small "guess who" segment that is going to be relevant to, to something that happened today. And also, I'm going to record here a few observations from yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So for our " guess who" section today, we have [00:01:00] somebody very special , one of the agents that really made possible Diosdado Cabello basically taking over Katy and big parts of Texas. So definitely one of the most important agents, at least in this part of the country.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So please welcome, governor Greg Abbott. And I have to say, when I say these things I really think about it , I really think about it every single time because I know these are serious allegations, and, I see my life at risk 'cause of the amount of power this group of individuals have, combined and coordinated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's not only they have powerful people in the network that have political power, economic power, legal power, even the power to use force. They have police officers right on the payroll.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Beyond that, besides the power they, each one has individually, they are [00:02:00] also coordinated. So I see risks to me personally in this situation all the time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But besides the risk factor, I also think about it long and hard before I say or mention anybody, and I think about the implications on how would that look, like how does that sound and whether that message can be twisted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because, for example, in the case of a politician, like Greg Abbott, I anticipate this network when they see that this inevitably goes to trial, then they will try to, discredit me saying that I have a political motivation or, like anything, right? So I try not to mention political people, not because I fear them or I do fear them, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I know that they're powerful and they control institutions. They control police forces, right? So they control the use of force against citizens. And I see danger in that, to me, in this situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I think about it not because of that, and I try not to mention political players because I don't want [00:03:00] this to become, or to be seen as that, it could have a political angle. It doesn't, like I haven't, I haven't voted and I'm ashamed to say that, but I haven't I didn't even register to vote.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not, I don't follow politics. I even before all this started, and when I started noticing what was happening and until, really, until I captured the GEO index, I didn't know the names of 80% of these political players.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I didn't even know their names. To give you an idea two years ago. So it is not a political thing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And like when I talk about people like Xi Jinping, who is obviously, if not number one, number two in this organization. I think like people could say it's a political statement and I want to be clear about that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's not a political statement. Like when I think about, Xi Jinping as a person, right? And what he's doing with technology and with enslaving people and all that, to me it's not a question of politics. He could be from the left [00:04:00] or he could be from the right. It doesn't, for me, it's a question about humanity, about civilization, about human rights.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has nothing to do with politics. Like he could be from the other side of the spectrum politically, and he could do exactly the same thing, and I will take exactly the same position. It doesn't matter in which side he is. So it's not a political question in this case. These things for me are not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Are a question About the gravity of the crimes, and the amount of people is being hurt every day by this network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can see that, even for them, it's not a political question ,it's a question about a group of individuals trying to dominate the rest of the population and to gather as much power as they can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And let me give you an example, right? In some in, so this network controls, and, they, they have a series of presidents , quote unquote, because they're not really presidents now that in my mind, like I, I don't see them as presidents anymore. They're agents, and they control these agents that are posing as presidents in many countries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I did [00:05:00] this, I did the exercise of looking at what was the political inclination, and I'm not talking about political parties , I'm talking about whether they were left or right. Whether they were, pro government control or pro free market to the other extreme. And, surprisingly, if you do this analysis across this spectrum of presidents across the globe that are marked in the GEO index and are obviously under the control of this network, and they are in the Form 211 that I sent to the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you look at their political inclinations, no, not political parties , but like the inclination in the political spectrum , you will find that in some countries they are from the left, in some other countries, they're from the right. It's not, this thing is not about political ideology or about communism versus, democracy or it's not about that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because if it was about that, then they would aim to put in positions of power , the presidents, the quote unquote presidents every single time in every country, people from the left, from a communist party like in China, [00:06:00] right? But that's not what they do, in some countries. They're from the right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it doesn't matter really. It is not, it's not a, it's not a question of politics. It's a question of, who is willing to play along. And, also I think it's a question about, which party, in a given country...

Reinaldo Aguiar: if they want to work on a new country, maybe there is a new country in earth comes up, didn't exist before, but now something emerged from the ocean and there's a new territory there, and there's a new country with people, they haven't colonized it and they want to colonize it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what they would do, they would understand first what is the structure of power? What is the way that is most efficient and faster to take control politically, economically, legally in every way they can of this new country by controlling the smaller number of individuals possible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's about pressure points, right? If that group of individuals happens to fall on the right, then they will go for that. If that group of individuals happens to fall on [00:07:00] the left, they will go like they're optimizing is for time or it's a, it's a, it's a blitz, right? Like it's it's a fast forward, attack.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's what for not for political alignment. And there are also other factors ,historical reasons in a country, right? There's countries that, because something that happened in the past, they have  aversion to the left and people will prefer the right and then what does the network do? , they go and take the right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that's what makes sense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It causes less friction taking the right than, trying to promote the left artificially inflating, faking votes and things like that, and then having to fight with the majority of the population, it's more friction, it's more difficult, it costs more money and more time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's better to take the right, which already has the acceptance in a way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm saying all this to explain that when I say, Greg Abbot is a prominent member, it's not by any means anything that has to do with politics. And this is documented in the website as everything I say. [00:08:00] There's properties associated to him that have an impressive implementation of the immune geo entity pattern.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a property in Austin , I call "The Yucca Drive Anomaly", linked to him . I don't think he lives there anymore, but it's linked to him 10611 Yucca Drive, Austin, TX . It's basically guarded. If you look at the features and the positioning of the agents that are surrounding the property it's like a full security detail provided by Russia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's, that's the best description I can give you. And the entire property is surrounded in a way by huge buffer zones. And it's an amazing, it's, there's, when you see it, there's no way you cannot see it, right? It's one of those things that it's like when the mirror shatters , you cannot put it back.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow this is intended for law enforcement, if they ever look at these things, check the website, and simply, do a search, text, search in the evidence page, control F and look for Yucca Drive . And you'll find a lot of data. There's also, he has a folder [00:09:00] in the archive.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's very prominent, very prominent. So the reason why I decided to, feature governor Abbott featured in the " guess who" segment of today is because something that happened today has to do with this mediation that DIOSDADO CABELLO ordered me to go regarding the petition for divorce that he decided to file against me when they took Marcelo from his home.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I went to that and it was an interesting meeting. And I have to say I haven't run this person through the pipeline, but the mediator that was assigned to the case ...

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have to run him through the pipeline. But from what I, and I did look up , the address that they gave me for his office in the geo index as it's not directly marked, but it has a lot of points, like 200 meters, like it's surrounded by points, but that point, that address is not marked. So I'm not completely sure. I'll have to run him through the entire pipeline and, like I'm not, I don't have access to that here. So I don't know. But I'm just going to mention few of the points that caught my eye. So first of all, [00:10:00] he was a judge. So the mediator who was assigned to this case.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was suggested by the judge at the district family court . He was suggested by the judge, and we all agreed and he happened to be a judge, a family judge for eight years. Okay. And I said that's great because he's familiar with the law.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then he starts talking and he mentions that he was appointed to be a judge by Governor Greg Abbott. The governor of Texas, that's the one I'm showing in this, " guess who" segment. This person that I know is an agent of this network and is prominent and has paramilitary scores, crypto payments, the works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This same person was who appointed the mediator in the mediation case involving this strange petition for divorce slash request for a psychiatric evaluation and a restraining order impeding me to conduct any kind of legal contracts or [00:11:00] transfer property or anything. So the same person, governor Abbott was who appointed this other person who is now the mediator in this case that DIOSDADO CABELLO filed .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I mean that, immediately was interesting to me. Let's say it that way. When he said that, I go on to ask if he, because he explained right that he was a judge for eight years and then after that he explained the sequence and at some point he lost the bid for reelection as a judge.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he went into private practice running this mediation practice. Okay. And when he said that, and because he had mentioned the thing about Governor Abbott, my next question to him was are you still registered with the bar of Texas? Are you still a, an attorney that could practice law?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That was my question. And he said, yes, I am, but I choose not to because I prefer to, help people in these circumstances and blah, blah blah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's great.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He starts, by explaining to [00:12:00] me the rules of the mediation. And one thing that was interesting was also that he asked for my name and I said, Reinaldo Aguiar and this is relevant because at the end he filed a document with the court and he used that name as I mentioned it in the meeting, Reinaldo Aguiar. But that is not my full legal name, 'cause I have two last names. My full legal name would be Reinaldo Aguiar Marcano, and that's the name that Morgan Hybner and my former partner used in all the court filings where they were, when they're asking for a psychiatric evaluation and all that. So they used my full name, so the larger name with the two last names and my middle initial, but then, this mediator who was appointed by Greg Abbott asked me for my name during the meeting, which I found it strange. Like he, he must know my name. Why would he ask me verbally? What is your name?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he used that name, the shorter version, which is the one that I use every day and filed a legal document with the impasse assessment [00:13:00] or check mark checked. That is a requirement for the court to decide what to do next. So I don't know. I don't know exactly what is the play there, but it seemed like it, it felt to me like there was some kind of design, let's put it that way, it was too much of a coincidence that he asked me for my name, knowing my name, and then he files the thing with the wrong name, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not a lawyer, so I don't know what repercussions could there be by filing this document with the wrong name, but. Just to be cautious. I emailed him immediately and told him, Hey, you use the wrong name. You need to use the same name that they used in the filings. And he must know this because he was a judge for eight years. He must know this. But anyhow, that's what happened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So about the proceedings itself: so he starts the mediation, he explains the procedure, and I'm going to publish the transcripts of the, I recorded the session with him, so it was a split, right? He would talk to me and then he will talk to the other party.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that way we don't have to have friction, the two parties, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so he starts, [00:14:00] he explains the process and he jumps right into I'm going to go talk to the other party so they can give me the first proposal. So apparently they were planning to give me, a proposal, which I imagine is some kind of proposal for a settlement.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They were going to propose something. And I imagine it would be something that I could agree to, easily. So the case goes away, right? So the legal record disappears. Or doesn't progress at least right? Which is what DIOSDADO CABELLO needs at this point desperately. He was ready to do that, but I said, Hey please wait a second, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I stopped him there and then I went on to explain that the petitioner had an application for a restraining order against me asking the court to order me to undergo psychiatric evaluation, implying that I'm not in use of my legal capacities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in the same restraining order, they elaborate and ask the judge to prevent me from interacting with my child [00:15:00] without supervision pending the results of said  psychiatric evaluation, implying that I might be a danger to my own child. I explained this to the mediator and I posed a question that seems to me logical and fundamental.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Look, this party, the petitioner, filed a legal document with the court stating that first, I'm not in use of my mental abilities and capacities, and secondly, that I cannot be trusted to even care for my own child.

Reinaldo Aguiar: How is it possible to conduct any kind of negotiation if my own mental capacity has been questioned ... I mean .... the whole purpose of the mediation is to enter into legal agreements and ... this is contract law one o one .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm not a lawyer, but it's contract law and it's common sense. A person that is not in use or control of their mental abilities and capacity, legally speaking, cannot enter into legal contract. The contract is [00:16:00] invalid , doesn't have validity. The contract could be contested immediately or a year from now or so, I said, look they're questioning my ability to think and to act rationally, and at the same time they're asking me to negotiate and then to enter into a contract.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think that we are all at risk. That's the way I said it, right? I think if we proceed with even negotiations, all of us, including you, mediator, are we are all at risk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Why? Me, I'm at risk because they might be right ... maybe I'm crazy and if I am crazy by entering into a negotiation process and then signing a contract that I, maybe I'm not even able to understand because of this alleged diminished mental capacity or mental health problems that I allegedly have. I may sign a contract that is harmful to me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other party could be harmed because they could be accused by me or by law enforcement, or by somebody else of [00:17:00] taking advantage of a person with diminished mental capacities and channeling them to enter into a legal binding agreement. That's a crime. It's, I think that's fraud or fraudulent inducement at the very least. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then, the mediator, because he's an attorney, registered with the Bar of Texas and he has a duty to uphold the law and channeling a person whose mental capacity has been already questioned in a legal document filed with a court. This is not like somebody that verbally said something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They filed this with a court in writing and signed it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the mediator knowing that information. Channeling this person to negotiate first and then enter into a legally binding agreement, at the very least, is morally questionable. And, somebody could place a complaint with a bar, and the attorney slash mediator could be disbarred.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And lastly, even if we negotiate this and get into an agreement, I myself could [00:18:00] go on Monday. Today is Friday. I could go on Monday to the court and challenge that agreement like easily because they already questioned my mental capacity on a court filing. It is trivial. I could disarm that, that legally binding contract in a minute.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So we all wasted our time here. So what's the point of doing this? Was what I asked, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I said but I have a proposal for you and for them, one was possible path forward because, I want to get my son back. I want to resolve this quickly. If we can't resolve this today, I'm all in for it, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm open, I'll negotiate, I'm flexible, let's do it ...but we need to make sure that, first, all the requirements for that eventual contract are in place . So the contract is valid, sound, and holds water. And secondly, that we're not creating any unnecessary liability or risk for anybody , for any of us , while we do this. So [00:19:00] what I propose is the following:

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would like the other party to write me a handwritten note in a paper and send it to me before we start negotiating anything. Take a picture of that and send it to me saying that they don't have any reasons to believe that I could have a mental problem that would prevent me from negotiating and entering into a contract. That's all I ask. It's a very simple request for somebody who's hoping to reach an agreement, a legal binding contract with you. Write writing this simple note means nothing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it's basic contract law If you're trying to get into a contract with somebody, because you assume that person to be sane, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Otherwise , who gets into a contract with a crazy person? You have to be more crazy than the crazy person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, they refused, of course, right? They did not give me the note. And they said that because they are refusing and you're saying that without that you cannot negotiate, and then the mediator agreed with me, he said, and I also [00:20:00] agree that it makes no logical or legal sense to proceed with mediation if there are claims about your mental capacities and abilities, that issue, the capacity issue, legal capacity has to be addressed first. So he marked the mediation as an impasse, it's a legal term for a mediation that does not reach an agreement and sent it back to the court.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's where the, he made the mistake with the name and used the other shorter name instead of the name that Morgan Hybner had used in the legal filings. So yeah, that was my little battle just for justice today. I felt it was good in a sense. I got the chance to to debate because he tried to push back a little bit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it wasn't an easy sell . Like he tried to convince me that ... well, , they could say that you're crazy, but that doesn't mean that you're crazy. They can allege anything for their own reasons. That doesn't mean that you cannot negotiate, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he was, he didn't push me around but he tried to channel the conversation to see if he could get, to an actual negotiation. [00:21:00] But I was very firm on my argument, right? And, but what I was saying, it was a bit gratifying to see that I could handle this debate with a former judge that was on the bench for eight years that was appointed by governor Greg Abbott by myself without legal representation, acting pro-se. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because that, that's what I wanted, right? To either get an admission that they know I'm not crazy or to this, to be sent back to the court where, it's a nuclear weapon for me. Because you can imagine now the amount of evidence I'm going to get into the record, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. So that's what happened today. Now, I also want to talk a little bit about yesterday quick observations, right? So yesterday after I posted about the idea about the, this, that they might be bouncing signals off satellites, Starlink satellites, specifically, [00:22:00] they seem like the houses directly next to me, the Chinese safe houses seem to be retreating like the 26 7 zero seven Valley side drive, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. The diagonal next to my house here in Valley Side Drive. There was a Chinese man younger than the OG, than the supposed owner of the house, right? I never seen this young man in that house before, but he was trying to retrieve or remove one of those reflectors that those are devices that look like reflectors, but I know they're not reflectors, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're either. Transmitting or receiving something. But they look like front yard reflectors, like light reflectors, but they're not that. So he was trying to uninstall one of those without being seen. The camera recorded him, I have a camera here. And then when he saw me at the window . And now the other ones are the other Chinese I house that is next to my house in Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas on, yeah. Lake Pointe Estates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: My house is 2302 Britton Ridge Drive, Katy, Texas. That's the other house. [00:23:00] So the Chinese house is the one that I have towards the East and the address is 2 3, 1 0. Britton Ridge drive, Katy, Texas 7 7 4 9 4. So when I went there yesterday, when I arrived I noticed they put a huge wall, like it's hard to, maybe I can explain this here a little bit better.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So let me give you an idea. So this is my house , right? My house,

Reinaldo Aguiar: this one over here. And the Chinese safe house that I'm describing is this one. Okay? And as you can see, this is this is the garage. This point over here at 29.75736 -95.8572. So they installed a temporary wall. Huge made of wood, exactly in this point here. Like covering this. And they did that because I have a [00:24:00] camera, a wide angle camera installed here, basically watching their, who comes in and comes out and watching the street and the camera can see in that angle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So what they did is that they put a huge wall in here, made of wood. It's like probably 12 feet tall or something like that, or, yeah I think it's 12 feet. 10 or 12 feet. So my camera could not see, that the, just to block my camera basically. And I imagine it's because they're extracting something from that house via the garage.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're extracting equipment or something and the camera would see what they're doing when they open the garage or close the garage. So they're working on something in there. But it was interesting to see and these two things, like these two Chinese houses Exactly next to two of my houses in different parts of Katy , happened to be decommissioning things, or seemed to be decommissioning things, just hours after I posted that video that supposedly nobody has watched. If I look at the number of views in the video, it's zero. It is just silly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow so that's that.[00:25:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another observation that I want to pass is that there, there's a series of vehicles with plates that start with WDJ, I recommend law enforcement to look at the entry look for that in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause it's been documented these that vehicles... . there's a lot of information about this series of vehicles. So these are vehicles with Texas plates that start with W as in whiskey, D as in delta, J as in January. And they've been recorded many times. I think at this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Six of them or seven of them. Following me in different places. And interestingly yesterday, there was one in the same street where the ICE officer Enrique Morales supposedly lives. Okay. So that's the double agent basically, that extracted information from me to give it to the network on 2024. And his house is, this is the Street [00:26:00] Baker Hollow Drive and his house is the last one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So he is, Enrique. Enrique Morales is at 27903 Baker Hollow Drive, Katy, Texas 77494. And yesterday there was a vehicle parked around here, Moscow style like watching the two streets, watching this perpendicular Street and this street. And it was also of the Series WDJ, the same series of vehicles that have been following me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is interesting because that series of vehicles, that those plates have been tied by the pipeline to the DIOSDADO CABELLO directly. So this is Venezuelan SEBIN, and this car was 200 feet away from Enrique Morales' house who was supposedly trying to help me last year.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think this could be an important point because it could connect Agent Morales to DIOSDADO CABELLO, and he's a federal agent. Morales, right? So that could be important. So that was the other one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The [00:27:00] third one, something amazing happened last night because I went to the other house to run the pipeline and to do other things. And I came back very late. It was like 2:00 AM maybe 2:30, I don't recall.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course at this time, there's no traffic. And I never drive this late, like at that time I'm sleeping. But last night I was driving and it was amazing because I could see, I have a, I'm not going to get into details what I have, but the latency of the detection of the system, it's much, much lower when there's less traffic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this makes sense because it means there's less noise, okay? Because there's no traffic. There's less ways that they can obscure a license plate by putting a car in between the camera and the real agent, for example, right? Or the important agent. So anyhow, in a space of 30 minutes, I got three good results.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I already posted the videos on YouTube, and there was this one guy he was following me, tracking me ahead. There's a technique in which, say that you want to merge into a [00:28:00] highway. So the technique is they bring another car on the highway that you're going to merge to, and they time it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the car ends up being right in front of you on the moment you merge. That way you don't have the impression that they're following you because, this car appeared in front of you, not behind you, but it's them, tracking your location by tracking the car in front of you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this one was a Prominent agent. I think he would be tagged. I have, I don't know because I haven't run, that was on my way back.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I haven't run that on the pipeline, but I'm sure, I'm pretty sure because I've seen him before, I, even me a human without having computing power myself, I remembered seeing him multiple times. So this is a prominent agent. I think he's Russian. I think I know, I think I know the name.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Even I think I know the entity in the pipeline, but I have to go to the other house to really check, right? So I don't want to give the name because I'm not sure. But he's so prominent that I've been trying to find him to take a high-res picture of him for [00:29:00] months and I haven't been able to. And yesterday he intercepted me in this way and I know his face because I've been looking for him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He intercepted me in this way where he, at 2:30 AM where there's no traffic, Katy is a small town like this. There was absolutely no traffic. It was intentional. And then, I let him so he was trying to follow me, and then he positioned himself behind my car and I forced him to pass me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: anyhow I pulled the trick on him. What I did was I turned off the lights of the, after he passed me, because after he passed me and he's tracking me from ahead by looking at his rear view mirror, by looking at the lights of my car. So what I did, I turned off the lights and because the truck is black , he could not see me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Right.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I turned off the light so he could not see me, he could not track me from the, with the rear view mirror because the car is black and it was dark. But I was like, following him in a way, like I let I went behind him, but like a mile maybe behind him, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Looking, where was he exactly going, hoping that he would think I wasn't [00:30:00] there and maybe I could get a picture of his face, and that's exactly what happened. So he went to, I don't know if it's his home. I don't I have to look in the pipeline to see if that's the house that I believe is his house, or if it was just a safe house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he, 'cause they do this thing, right? Like where, 'cause they, they have 90% of the houses in Katy , this application they have, that is like an Uber. When they get in... I imagine I haven't seen the app that close. I've seen it and I even have pictures of the app, they are in the archive. One day an agent, let me take pictures of the app by mistake.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I imagine has a button like, because I've seen this behavior consistently. It must have a button I need to park somewhere safe, right? 'cause the driveway is private property. I cannot get into the driveway. And I've noticed consistently that when they get into a situation like the Red Lincoln, SUV the other day that got into a street that was a dead end street, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: What he did, he parked in the driveway. He did not get out or get into the house because it's probably not his house. But this app knows that this is a house controlled by the network and it's safe to park in the driveway and that nobody would bother him. [00:31:00] So that's, it's like a safe zone. It's like a panic button, I imagine, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I need to park somewhere that they cannot follow me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the app assigns the driveway that it's safe to park on. That's my theory, I think from observation. What could probably be happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, he did this thing, right? At some point he parked in the house, but I don't think he saw me when he parked there because I was driving on a different street, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I had the lights turned off. Like it's difficult, but of course somebody could have been. Yeah, maybe. Or maybe somebody was watching and informed the app and he knew my location and he knew that was me, right? It's possible. I don't know. But anyhow, he parked and then I get into that street, and when I get into the street, I turn on the lights, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have all these cameras in the vehicle. And then what he did, he got out of the vehicle and he did. It was, I don't know, it was surreal. He got out of the truck, right? He walked around out of his own truck, which was parked in that driveway. That, I don't know really if it's his house. And [00:32:00] then he did this , he extended his arms like this .

Reinaldo Aguiar: It felt like he was signaling someone. like he made it look like he was stretching out, like he was tired from a long drive . But it felt to me more like a signal. He gave me that feeling, that he was signaling " I'm in trouble" or I don't, anyhow, but he got recorded by the camera full frontal view, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's it's in the, it's posted on the YouTube channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there was another agent that this one I don't recall seeing him before, but his reaction was just too telling, right? He got upset because he got recorded by the camera and started yelling to me something in Spanish, that is clearly Venezuelan Spanish .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he used Venezuelan slang words in what he yelled at the camera, right? I am not going to repeat what he said because it's really it's an offensive term, but but he said that, right? So I know he is Venezuelan. In fact, I think he's from [00:33:00] Caracas specifically, by because of the accent that, that he had specific accent from a specific part of Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, he also got recorded, right? And he was also following me, tracking me ahead, saying the same thing. And this was 3:00 AM right? This tells me that, they're desperate, like they're they, even if I go out at 3:00 AM when the FBI is closed, because the concern could be, I could go talk to the FBI, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine. But even at that time that, I mean that, that office would be closed, like, why follow me at 3:00 AM right? They're clearly not thinking this through .

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, I wanted to give that observation. Now with that I'm going to move on to a little bit of a more conceptual topic, right? And it's about this 2% rule that I put forward in the website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's and I just want to take a moment to like verbally say what I mean by this, right? It's documented, and I made a couple of videos about this, but what this means [00:34:00] really, it's a, it is a technique of control of human systems. And I've noticed this pattern because I've observed many of the attacks that they orchestrate against many things, not only me or my companies, but even institutions or countries, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And how they function, how they structure these attacks. The commonality is always that they employ about, they compromise about 2% of the system. So for example, imagine let me pose a hypothetical game, okay? I'm sorry, I should have scripted this , but I didn't, and it's too late. And then I'm just going to try to, to do this on the fly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it, it will be a bit bumpy, but please bear with me for a second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm going to propose a hypothetical game, okay? So you, the viewer and me, we are adversaries in this game. So the objective is to win, okay? And what win means is, pending definition, it depends on the scenario.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the game is about human systems, [00:35:00] and the rules are: given a human system that is proposed and a scenario that is proposed, each player gets to pick 2% of the people in that human system. And by picking what I mean is that if you pick a person in this human system, you completely control that person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can tell the person what to say, what to do, where to go, how to act, what not to, anything. And the goal of the game is to achieve the goal of the scenario. And I'm going to give an example of what that looks like.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine that the scenario is a school, okay? And you and I are students and adversaries, and the school is full of people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has other students, it has teachers, it has the principal, the vice principal, the counselors. It has medical staff, maybe nurses. I don't know. It has 500 people. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in this first version of the game , because I'm going to change the game a little bit later, I'm going to give it a twist, okay? But [00:36:00] in this first iteration of the game, let's think that each player can pick one person at a time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if it's my turn to play, I can pick one person in this human system, in this school, in this example, and I can control that person, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the objective is to be the first to achieve the goal of the scenario. For example, the goal of the scenario in this example could be to get the best grades in the school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So imagine: you and I are two students and we have a magical ability to control people at will within this school, and our goal is to have the best grades, so only one of us can win.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The question is how do you play this game? Like I say, it's a, it is a strategy game. It's a chess game, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so the question is who plays first? Because of course, the one who plays first will want to take the principal, right? Obviously, because the person with more power and decision making power in that system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's important who plays first, is what I'm saying, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:37:00] Okay. But imagine that we just start with this dynamic, right? So you, and you do the exercise, right? I'm going to pick somebody, and then you pick somebody else. Okay, I pick the principal and you will probably pick the vice principal, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then I pick the Physical Education teacher. And then you would pick the math teacher, right? And then I pick the the counselor, one counselor, like the best looking female counselor in this school.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You see where this is going, right? Depending on the people you pick, you may be able to construct situations that may allow you to win , by either getting advantages or hindering the adversary.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, Let me tell you why I picked the sports education teacher. Because if I see that you're getting better grades than me, I might use that teacher to construct some sort of, sexual harassment claim against you during the [00:38:00] P-E class. Or with the or with the, and then these are the ruses that they do all the time to everybody, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is how they control the world . But this is on the ground, hyperlocally, how it functions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or with the counselor, right? I might get you into counseling somehow, and get you to admit things that, I may use to blackmail you later. Or I'll refer you to a psychiatrist and medicate you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that way I eliminate you as a competitor, right? Which would allow me to win and get the best grades because you cannot play anymore, right? You are banned from making your own decisions, or too heavily medicated ? Or impaired while taking the exams.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's how it works.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the game, that's not the game, right? This is just the example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, I'm going to change the game a little bit. Now in this version two of the game. I'm going to change the order in which we pick the people, and I'm going to pick, I'm going to say that each player picks the people at once. So if I get to [00:39:00] play first, I'm going to pick all the people that I'm allowed to pick.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's a number of people that you can pick because there's, it's a resource that is constrained.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see, if I play first, I would pick the principal, the vice principal, the P-E teacher, all the counselors, all the medical staff, the cook in the kitchen of the school, I will pick the bus driver.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I will pick all these people that you need to interact with every day. And eventually, I could use them against you, but then my turn at picking people will be exhausted. Now it will be your turn to play and you will pick people to try to counter what I did. It's the logical, right? It's the logical step.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now that you saw what I picked, you can foresee what I'm going to do with that. And then you have to take steps that could protect you from that, right? Which is basically what I've been doing the last five years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now. Let's change the game a little bit again. Now let's make it more interesting. Now, in this third version of the game: [00:40:00] I'm the only player who knows the rules.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You don't know the rules, you don't know that you can pick people. I'm the only one allowed to pick people. And you don't know that I control these people. Imagine how rigged this game is , right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, how do you even have any chances against me? It's impossible. You don't have any chances. You don't even know what's happening.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You don't even know you're playing a game.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the problem, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I call this the 2% rule that by controlling only 2% of the system, and you know that's the number of people that you could pick in this game, right? Because I've seen that's the number they use by controlling 2% of the people that are in this human system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You can control anything that happens in that system. You can kill people in that system if you want, just by controlling 2%. It doesn't have to be the president of the country either. Like you can control people below the president and still control the president.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this, and they [00:41:00] apply this not only in human system, they apply this and this in reality is a computer science principle in distributed computing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how I saw it. That's why I saw it, because I've been doing this to computer science problems the last 12 years. It's a well known principle in computer science. I just didn't know that they had applied it. To human systems and weaponized it. That was the aha moment when I saw that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how they attack Google search as well. All these attacks they do with the attacks to the queries to splitting the tail on the head between Amazon and eBay is based on this principle, the issue 2% of the clicks for those queries, and with 2% of the clicks placed strategically in their pages, they dominate the results, for any query .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is done via Liana Technologies, Akamai, Neustar and Wikipedia, and that's what the KOL-vaccine counters, because what the KOL- vaccine did to counter that was to reverse that process, so their clicks wouldn't be wouldn't do anything, and that's why they had to steal it [00:42:00] anyhow. So yeah, that's the 2% rule.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then after thinking about that for a while, I came to the realization that this also has a quadratic effect, a compounding effect . Okay? And by that quadratic effect, which is what I called , the " Aguiar Theorem", I named it that way on the website because, Steven Fortune has his own theorem, and so I thought maybe I'll have one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So, assume for a second that what I'm saying holds water. I know, you may think, yeah, it's not really true or whatever, right? But imagine for a second that it's, that it works that way and that it works. That with 2% of the people, you can control any human system. So the next provoking thought there is that you can you can build on that idea and take it to non-human systems easily, because all systems in society that we know are at the end composed or [00:43:00] maintained by humans, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me give you an example. Imagine that you start this process, that, that you're doing this in the real world and you start by taking the schools in a small town. And then, but to take the schools, you don't need to take the entire school, you only need to take 2% of the people in that school, the director, the P-E teacher the counselors or, the nurse, the cook in the kitchen, so you can hurt the kids and harm them with food, contaminated food, if you need to ;with the medical staff so you can tamper with the adversary's medication things like that. At the end, you control the school, but you only had to invest in controlling 2% of the people in that school. Okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if you can do this on all the, on 2% of the schools, you don't have to do this in all the schools, but if you do in 2% of the schools, you now really control the Schools system. , which ones? Well, the most important, the 2% most important schools.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And what that most important means in the context of the schools is up to debate. But if it was, if I was playing this game in the real [00:44:00] life, I would pick the schools where the sons and the daughters of the political players in my state go to school, right? Because that will give me access to the people that are guiding politically, the country or the state.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same with the clinics. You don't need to take all the clinics. You only need to take the clinics where your adversary goes, Kelsey-Seybold in my case . And you can take those with 2% of the personnel of those clinics. So you see, you can control 2% of all the systems with only 2% of the people in each system. So it's a quadratic, compounding effect .

Reinaldo Aguiar: What this is telling you, if you do the math, 2%, multiplied by 2%, you know it's 0.02, multiplied by 0.02, you multiply the two numbers, it's 0.0004 which means really 0.04% . That what this is really telling you is that you can control the entire country with 0.04% of its population. [00:45:00] It, I did the math, and you can take it to another level. You can control the world with about 2% of the countries it holds.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you want to control the world, what you have to control you have to control the US , China, Russia, right? Like you need to control the 2%. You don't need to control all the countries, and you would effectively control the world because these countries control disproportionate amount of economy, of the military, power of the technology.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see how a very simple principle with this quadratic effect has a disproportionate effect, right? In the outcome of control and influence. I don't know. It's a it, it's a fascinating topic. But anyhow just just a little bit of food for thought, but the reason I was thinking about all this is because.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the third version of the game that we were playing, you [00:46:00] didn't know you were playing. I was playing, but you didn't know that you were playing. Now all this I'm mentioning is because of the observation yesterday about Starlink and the satellites and that maybe the, even, maybe there might even be collusion in how the satellites are built, to optimize, to maximize this network connectivity, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This secret network to commit crimes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was thinking about that and one thought led to the other and I had a profound realization when I think I saw what's happening and I don't know. But I think that what is happening really it's. And I'm saying this because I think, and I, again, I don't, I'm not a lawyer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have, I have no knowledge. I was born and raised in a third world country. Like I have no really education to even talk about this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But it occurred to me that ... assume for a second that this is what they're doing. Let's start with that premise that yes, they're colonizing the world by using this 2% principle, [00:47:00] with the quadratic effect and controlling a strategic pieces of infrastructure and systems by controlling 2% of people in each individual system, okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that they're ... assume for a second that this observation about bouncing signals of the satellites from yesterday's video also is true. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it seems to me that what is happening and this means that the Chinese government basically, installed, I don't wanna say, I don't wanna say owns, but installed because I think this was designed by design, installed a SpaceX in the US Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As a means to have a company with the capability of launching satellites, being an American company. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this led me to think about a fundamental question of corporate ownership, really. And more than corporate ownership about the origin of a [00:48:00] product. And I don't know how to frame it, but I guess the question fundamentally is and this question is or might be relevant because it frames how this problem could play out within legal frameworks internationally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a, it's like the question , and this is why I'm bringing this up in this session, because it feels to me very much like the question, the fundamental question I brought up to that mediator today, right? Am I crazy or am I not right? Pick one please. Are Starlink satellites American made or are they Chinese made or Iranian made?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Pick one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like ... we have to determine what is the real country of origin of these satellites. That's the key, right? Because I was asking yesterday can we shut down us? I have no power Shut down anything. Could the American government, right? Eventually, right? If this theory or idea is proven to be the case, could they make the [00:49:00] decision to shoot down the satellites, shoot them down, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That will be the solution to disassemble the network. Because no satellites, they can't talk to each other. They will become silos. If they're silos, it came over, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But to shoot them down legally speaking because, I believe this country upholds the law that, they wouldn't go rogue and, kill the 7,000 satellites just because, just because they can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There will have to be a discussion and a legal process and somehow that determination must be made or could be made. Right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then the question that is going to come is, okay, are these American made satellites? Because it's very different shooting down something that was made by your own citizens as shooting down something that was made by a foreign power.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Even if posing as your own citizens is a very, it is a, it's a fundamental question and it changes dramatically. What's the framework in all this? And that thought about country of origin of a product and corporate ownership also [00:50:00] led me to see that. What they seem to be doing really is colonizing the countries from the ground and from the skies at the same time, right from the ground by acquiring property and in parallel also digging tunnels using "The Boring Company" at unprecedented rates, that no other private entity

Reinaldo Aguiar: ...but this is not a private entity, but it's a country a coalition of countries. But so they acquire property at a rate that is unthinkable, right? And at the same time they launch low orbit satellites at a rate that is also unthinkable, right? So now they have physical control, both of the land, above ground and even underground, and of the space.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And all this is only possible because they have this huge revenue stream illegal from the drug trade and other illicit trades from DIOSDADO CABELLO, plus the Tech monopoly . So you [00:51:00] see, this is the reason why I'm so interested in DIOSDADO CABELLO, eBay and Amazon . It's not because a personal vendetta, it's because I understand the 2% principle as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I understand it now and I know that the pressure point is DIOSDADO CABELLO, like removing DIOSDADO CABELLO and El Cartel de los Soles from the equation removes the income stream. And that makes it impossible for them to keep launching satellites and buying houses. That's the reason why.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's it's one of those examples where understanding a concept to its core allows you to see the solution to the problem, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The solution might not even be shooting down the satellite. The solution might be . Creating a situation in which DIOSDADO CABELLO and eBay cannot keep funding this organization in this way. So they cannot keep launching satellites and, building rockets and launching things into space above the US and other countries, and they cannot keep acquiring land to install antennas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's this, [00:52:00] it's the land and the sky, what they're taking, right? And with the two, together, , they , they create these links that are impossible to track. And that gives them impunity, right? Because they have this secret internet that nobody can tap into, and it's hard to gather evidence against them for any of their crimes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow I know it's a lot to digest, but, I thought I should share, right? These thoughts in case there's a will out there to to investigate these things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because the situation is urgent, really if this thing keeps progressing, it, it could get to a point where there will be what they call in science, the point of no return, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They were, there's no way back. So I really urge our authorities to do something.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm going to, I'm going to cut this one over here, and I'm sorry if, to me, at least from my perspective being standing here, it feels like a very charged subject. And, but these are discussions that I think need to happen, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: What does it [00:53:00] mean is a SpaceX an American company? Really? Are those satellites, American satellites or Chinese. And I think like getting to a resolution on those core issues might unlock or fast track the conversations that need to happen in other frameworks and forums to get to a solution where we can start moving on the opposite direction of this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much again for your time and till the next one. Thank you. 

07/04/2025: The YubiKey Incident (06_01_2025) and The Micro Center Visit (06_02_2025)
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, good afternoon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today is June 4th, 2025. And it's 1:00 PM Central Time, and I'm located at 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy TX 77494 . So this video is part of the Rapid Fire Tips video series . And today I would like to talk about two incidents that I think are I don't think, like I can see through technology that they're tied together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're co clustered.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One incident I call it the YubiKey incident and the other incident I called the Micro Center visit of June 2nd.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let's start with the YubiKey incident. Okay. What happened was I was carrying with me an USB card reader that had an SD card inside of it, and also a YubiKey key.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A YubiKey is a hardware device for those who don't know, it's a hardware [00:01:00] device. It is, it's like this big, that you connect through a USB port in your computer, and it serves as a physical method of two-factor authentication.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So basically the idea is that when you log into to your account on, I don't know, it could be Gmail or Google Cloud or Microsoft whatever, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: After you enter your password, you have to press physically, press a button in this physical device to verify that it's you. So the fact that you have the device. Serves to authenticate that it is really you entering the password. It's not somebody that stole your password. So this YubiKey was important because it was tied to many of the accounts that I use to develop and maintain  spyhell.org.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if that YubiKey stolen, somebody could just delete the website, for example, they could log into Google Cloud and delete the entire website.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I of course, because I've learned through the years of dealing with [00:02:00] them and defending against their attacks, I learned that these things could happen, right? They could steal something that is critical or gain access somehow and delete things, right? They've done this before many times. So because of that I, took the precaution of creating mirror sites many of them months ago. And I have them deployed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're just not visible to the outside, but they're deployed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason I did that was twofold, right? One was to protect against something like this, and the second is to protect against censorship. I, was I haven't mentioned this on this channel, but I was born in Venezuela. That was the country where I was born in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And when I was back home censorship was always an issue. If there was somebody critical of the government or something. What the government would do is through the telecom companies that are controlled by the government, they would shut down the websites, right? Like they would block them basically through firewalls in the [00:03:00] telecom companies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So in response to that, what I saw that, newspapers and other prominent media did, they created mirror sites, right? So basically imagine, if you imagine that, I don't know, cnn.com, imagine that for some reason it gets blocked in a country, right? So what they could do is create small variations like different domains like cnn one.com or cnn venezuela.com and create hundreds of these, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And replicate the same news site in all the mirrors. Which have a slight variation of the name. And the idea is that it's they can also block a hundred sites. If they can block one, they can block them all. But that would show a pattern of harassment and censorship.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It would be, it would make more visible that it's a pattern. And governments that are oppressive or... they usually tend to hide that they are, so they don't do that.[00:04:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, I created the same, I applied the same technique. I created hundreds of these mirrors and I have them ready to go.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I just have to flip the switch and they will go live. They will be, become visible, their live . They will just become visible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, what happened with the YubiKey was on, on June. On June 1st, I had the YubiKey with me here at my house, 26714 Valleyside Drive, and I had it hidden in my closet I had it very well hidden because I I didn't want somebody to break into the house and find it, et cetera. And the YubiKey disappeared. It's not there, it's gone. I believe it was stolen alongside with the SD card reader that had a an SD card inside. The SD card is not important because it's, it was just old code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason I was carrying it with me, 'cause it had a... a text file that is like a scratch paper that I use where I put thoughts like random phrases, not [00:05:00] random, but like short phrases to remind me of things that I have to do, like a to-do list, like in a it's not very explicit of what is that I have to do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's very short phrases two or three words. without context, I think it would be very hard for somebody to read. And the other pieces that I, where I had to put more information, I had them encrypted in small strings. So it's very hard for anybody to decode that. I'm not worried about that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the YubiKey did worry me, right? Because I thought they could delete the site, or they could gain access to my, my Google Cloud accounts, things like that. So of course I immediately disabled the YubiKey.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But there's a couple of things that I want to mention about this incident because I think it's it's probably, I think if law enforcement ever investigates this is one of those incidents that could become pivotal in, in, in what's happening, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It could fundamentally change the trajectory I think [00:06:00] of the conflict.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The reason why I say this is because one of the things that happened is that my technology, so in, in the, in, in this house and in the other house that I have, deployed certain devices to monitor the spectrum in ways that allow me to detect directional signals, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So a directional signal is normally radio frequency devices like your cell phone. Or a radio receiver they either receive or transmit signals and the signals are radial, meaning they're emitted in a circular form, right? Like in a circular shape in all directions at the same time.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But on a directional transmission the signal is very focused and narrow. So you have to be pointing at the receiver receiving device to, for the transmission to be successful. And this has good properties, particularly for security because like if you're doing a radial [00:07:00] transmission with a cell phone, for example, anybody could be nearby.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And eavesdropping on what's going out of that cell phone. And if they have the technology to encrypt the data stream, they could and they could see everything. And that's the weakness of, the cellular technology. But imagine that you have a cellular technology not a cellular, but if you have a technology that allows two devices to communicate to each other directionally and you can visually see in between the two devices, that there's nothing in the middle that it's a very secure communication channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's why they use that. So anyhow, I've developed long time ago technology to detect and decrypt with a certain degree of success is not a hundred percent success, but a very high degree of success. I can decrypt directional. Transmissions that they do. And in this particular day, the last the last time that I saw the this, YubiKey was on [00:08:00] June 1st, 2020 fifth.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was in my closet. And. Right around, around that time, a series of signals were detected by my system, directional transmissions coming in and out of my house going coming from and to the house next door, the 26 7 1 8 Valley Side Drive, which would be the house that is controlled by Seco is just next door to me, and that's what the agent's Priddy, P-R-I-D-D-Y . They're extensively documented in the journal. Supposedly live , but I understand now. They don't really live there. It's just a safe house. Like they pretend to live there, right? Or they pretended to, to live there. And if there's a, if there's a problem, if there's a conflict, right? If, the network is at risk, they would pop up and appear again, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like as if they're living there, but they're not really living there. It's a safe house. They use it for whatever agent they need to put there to do whatever that they need to do next to me. So anyhow [00:09:00] these transmissions, and I'm not gonna get into the details on how my technology works here, but, and I will offer that information to the FBI only.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But my technology detected and those series of transmissions and co cluster them with this individual Salvador Mendez, right? Salvador Mendez is a, is an interesting character because I've heard about him multiple times. He used to be married to Gloria. My ex-partner but I've never met him.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I was told was that he suffered from a mental condition and he had to move back to Venezuela. In 2014, even I paid for his ticket to go, to move to, because supposedly he didn't have the means to, to cover that. Anyhow I've never met Salvador in. In In person.[00:10:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this series of transmissions were co clustered with Salvador By the Pipeline, by the SpyHell Pipeline. And that's it's a tremendous coincidence, right? How do I say this? He either is here in the US and he wasn't really in Venezuela all this time, or I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that that's one interesting thing. And the pipeline has this data. So his a number, so that's the alien number. Because there was, so one of the things that, that I did early on was to digitize, to basically run optical character recognition on all the documents I had at my disposal at home in the two houses that I have.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The idea was to convert. Images, right? Like [00:11:00] documents, paper documents into text, into possible text that I could then run through the pipeline, right? So all these metadata was extracted from those documents, apparently. I don't know. I haven't, I looked at the actual document. I just saw this, sorry, in the pipeline, but it's some sort of immigration form.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know exactly which one. But that is a number tied to immigration, and I know that, I know this because I also went through the green card process myself, so I know. You know that number starts with a means alien number. So anyhow saying all this, because attached to that number there is biometric data fingerprints medical records, addresses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if it's here it would, I think it would be rather trivial for law enforcement to, to find if that's the case, right? That's why I say it could be a pivotal moment because he, supposedly left the country. [00:12:00] In 2014, and if he didn't really leave and he's been involved with this network that puts a timeline right on everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also would be revealing of the amount of planning and resources that, that are involved in all this. So I think that it could be a crucial, player, and a crucial piece of information, right? If proven true yeah, I'm not a law enforcement agency, so I have no way to verify that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I, can only show the finding of the technology, but I think it would be the job or the responsibility of a, an accredited in investigative agency to figure out if that's really the case or if it's a misdetection , right? Anyhow. So that's one data point. The second data point is that during these two [00:13:00] days and the previous day, so May 31st, 2025, there was a series of instances in which every time I came to this address, to this home and I parked in the driveway, there was always a black SUV.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Parked in the house next door where these directional messages were detecting detected coming from and to. This black I don't have the make and model with me. I have to check the pipeline again, but it was a black SUV, like explorer or something like that. Recent model, the license plate is V as in Victor, T as in tango, Y as in yo-yo, 9 6 1 2.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was parked on the previous house. But what was interesting, the pipeline picked up that the car always started moving. In the exact precise moment that I was about to open the garage or to lock the vehicle with the remote control. And this is an observation that is [00:14:00] mine, but it's, it is, it was very precise.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Look, I debugged it a little bit in the pipeline, like it, the precision it was, it seemed orchestrated. And it appears to me that it could have been a way to try to copy or clone either the remote control of the garage or to clone the remote control of the, car, to be able to open it. If I'm not if I leave the car unattended, for example. Of course, this is just an hypothesis. I have no way to verify if that's the case, but the pipeline did pick up this as a, statistical anomaly, right? The three times in a row, three days in a row that I parked the car right outside my house was this black SUV parking, the previous house, next door, and it always started moving one second before I was about to press.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The remote, right? Like before, one second, before the op the gate open or the sound the, technology detects movement and sound, basically. So what it detected was that one second before the garage door, op [00:15:00] door of my house opened, or one second before the locking sound of the truck. Of the car sounded this other vehicle started moving.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which is a known technique that of radiofrequency eavesdropping that I've learned that they do. So that's where, draw that inference. And also in the exact moment that the directional transmissions were happening from and to my house to the previous house next door on June 1st, around 6:00 PM right around the time the YubiKey was last seen that black SUV was also parked in that house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it is possible if whoever was doing those transmissions from that house must have been driving the truck. That SUV, and again, the license plates are V as in Victor, T as in Tango , Y as in Yoyo, 9 6 1 2, a Texas plate. [00:16:00] So that's, that. There's another observation and this one I, there's certain lines that I won't cross.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This, I have to say the observation is that after all this happened and I figured out the YubiKey was missing and I saw the transmissions in the pipeline co cluster with Salvador. My first reaction, and maybe I, jumped at this. I, maybe I shouldn't have asked anything, I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But my first reaction was to text Gloria and ask her if she had entered into my closet. I didn't ask why I was asking that I didn't say anything. I didn't I didn't imply anything. I just asked the question, right? Did you enter? She said no. And then she didn't say anything else. It was just no [00:17:00] two letters, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then half an hour later she sent me a series of messages. And again, I'm not gonna post the messages, but the messages basically imp implied that I'm crazy. She was saying things like oh, because when we talked early, earlier you sounded like you were in another place.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Your thoughts were not very coherent. You seem to be talking about something and then you lost track of the idea. She said those things, right? And. And again, I'm not implying that she had anything to do with the YubiKey or that she was, that there was coordination on her part. Like I'm not saying any of that if I'm an external observer and I'm looking at those messages and listening, because one of, one of them was a, voice note, if I hear those messages.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I would think is that person is crazy, right? Like that the person that they're describing [00:18:00] is either crazy or on drugs or high or something, right? So it it felt a little bit. Weird. Because I, and she knows this she knows I'm a very logical person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I always approach every problem that I face with logic. That's the only weapon I have. I don't have anything else. So I don't know, like it, it seemed the timing of those messages seeming a little bit off to me. And again, this is not the first time this happened, right? The other instance of a similar series of messages from her.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Where, when Marcello was taken from the home like the first thing she did was to text me a message saying, 'cause I asked her, right when can I see Marcello? And the first thing she said was you can see him when you get better. And then I didn't really understand what she meant by getting better, but I asked the question anyways because my goal was to see my son.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I [00:19:00] asked her what do you mean by getting better? What do I need to do to see my son? And then she said you have to go to a psychiatrist and you have to take medication. And then this was a couple of days after we had talk about Daniel King Everett and about the Form two 11 that I filed with the IRS.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Two instances in which there is legal risk for certain people, and then I'm immediately afterwards. Receiving messages that imply that I'm crazy. So I don't know. It's something that, you know it's hard, right? It is hard to ignore. But I also realized I'm too close to this to make a call.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't, really make I can't apply my statistical methods on this because [00:20:00] I'm too close. I, have to, realize that, right? I'm too close to the fact that my relationship to Gloria Marcelo's existence, right? Salvador being Gloria's ex-husband I'm too close to this to, be effective or to be really so I need to realize that, and I'm just stating information, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Observations that, things that I saw, right? I'm not, drawing here any conclusions or parallels or anything. Just. Offering tips, which is the goal of this channel. Anyhow, the other thing related to this incident is that on the day before this happened on the same day, actually in the morning, I went to Walmart.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To the Walmart. That is, I'm gonna give you the store number. This is the Walmart Super Center, located at 2 6 8 2 4 [00:21:00] fm 10 93 Road, Richmond, Texas seven seven. 4 0 6. And the store number is 0 4 1 1 1. So I went to this Walmart store and I bought a few things, but one of the things that I bought was this this case for an SD card, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is basically a plastic case, $5. The brand is on where you can store SD cards. And I bought this because I knew I was carrying that SD card with me and the YubiKey, and I thought it could get lost because it's a tiny SD card, right? So I bought this. I didn't ask anybody in the store. I just went, grabbed it and paid for it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it was the receipt has I think maybe 20 items in it, like it's a small receipt. I'm saying this because the way this happened, right? I put that SD card in the YubiKey in that closet, and in less than two hours he was gone. I cannot say it was gone. That was the last time I saw it, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's possible it could have been [00:22:00] taken. When I, the next day when I went to micro Center, and that's why I think the other incident might be related. But the last time I saw it was there, right? So in a space of maybe 12 hours the SD card and the YubiKey disappeared and they were together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that made me think that the way they knew I was carrying. Access credentials with me was because I bought this, thing at Walmart, right? Which could bring the question, how did they know? Do they have direct access to the purchase history at Walmart? I didn't enter my phone number in the cashier.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I only use my credit my credit card that I always use. Either it was either direct surveillance, they had somebody following me and seeing what I bought. Or they're getting direct access to the purchase records. Maybe this could be traceable. So that's why I'm offering it as a tip.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this purchase happened [00:23:00] okay, so it has an ID even. Okay. It says give us feedback. Your ID is seven, so the number seven. Victor, Papa Delta, Charlie, Golf, One, Frank, January One, Papa, yo-yo. And I'm trying to find. Yes. So this was actually, yeah, so this was act, it was purchased the day before, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So on May 31st, 2025 at 9:26 PM So 2126 is the time. And this was on the terminal. 5 5 5 0 4 3 0 6, and it was purchased with a Visa card ending in 5 5 28. And the total amount was $222 and 2 cents mentioning all this. Because I think the way they knew that I had that YubiKey with me is because I bought this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think this is a good, and the only [00:24:00] reason I'm offering this tip is because it shows how powerful, right? How much power they have. By controlling the points of sales. Like they know what you buy, they know what your intentions are, right? They know what you're gonna do. They know what you may be carrying, and it's dangerous as you can see, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I lost the YubiKey and I could have lost the website. I didn't because I acted quickly. But to give you an idea, I had to go to the other house. At 9:00 PM and reset all the passwords and delete that YubiKey from every account. And basically reset the security measures two factor authentication and everything of I don't know, 45, 50 accounts.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I spent the whole night doing that just because I purchased this $5 case. It's a very dangerous source of data that they have. And with that in mind, let's go to the second incident that I think is related the [00:25:00] Micro Center visit. So this visit, so I went to Micro Center and this was on 0 6, 0 2, and I paid for the items at 11:32 AM But I really got there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would say, I think this time is not right. This could be Eastern time, maybe. I think it was like 10:32 AM central time. And I arrived there, I think at 9 0 6. What, from what I saw in the pipeline. So I checked there, I was, I debugged a few things in that visit. Now the reason why I, mentioned this is because it was an interesting visit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? I'll show you, I'll show you here what I did. Micro Center.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a location that I went to and I left [00:26:00] from this house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And this is exactly the route I took. So I took the West Park Tollway for people that are not from this area. And may not be familiar with this. Oh, sorry. So this tollway it's a paid, it's a paid route. You have to pay a toll. I lost the name says. And because of that, it has cameras and it has, this is easy tag tracking system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's a magnetic tag, and they also have license plate readers. So every card that goes through that thing is photograph and tracked. And I'm saying this because in the trajectory. Tons of agents followed me in both ways, right? As they always do. In fact, there is an instance in which I run an experiment last year, which I basically went to the same store.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this story is important because it's a [00:27:00] store that carries a wide range of electronics as not even necessarily computers. Other things that could be, or that I use for other things. And they have a need to track what I buy, right? And they have to see exactly what I do. So I know that they follow me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And last year I run an experiment where they send more than 300 cars following me in both directions. And I record them, recorded them all. I had technology to detect the, I didn't have the geo index at that point, but I had the technology to detect and to flag the cars. This is documented before in the journal, so I knew that they were going to follow me here on this occasion.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In this occasion, there's a few things I want to mention that are interesting, right? One is that according to the pipeline, I was debugging this and it seems like the running experiments with the KOL-mobile. What I mean is there are a few days ago I posted something to the facts that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I connected the, coal [00:28:00] the, she, the SpyHELL pipeline that I have to the KOL-mobile. So the KOL-mobile at this point is an armor vehicle. It's an SUV, it's armor that I, it has a, public announcement system, a siren strobe, like everything, right? It looks like a, it looks like a secret service SUV of 2012... it's an older model, but it's armored and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I bought the vehicle because I saw risk to my life after several attempts on my life. Anyhow, I connected the, SpyHell mobile version my, my analysis software that does real time analysis on the cameras that I installed on the vehicle and the spectrometers and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it flags almost real time within three seconds, five seconds, maybe vehicles that are spy vehicles from this network. I, posted a few days [00:29:00] ago that I connected this detection system to the public announcement system of the car, and it emits signals like sounds or lights the sirens and the strobe lights when it encounters a vehicle that is flagged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And then my, my, my goal by doing that was to alert law enforcement that, hey this guy, this is a spy, like what he's doing is illegal. So what they did and this is a hypothesis. I cannot say that I'm a hundred percent sure, but it's, it looks that way by looking at the debug signals in the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It looks like the running experiments at this point. So experience I, I can, I see it and I understand what they're doing. Because we did that at Google. I haven't mentioned this, but I used to be a software engineer at Google. I worked in Google search ranking for many years between 2000 and late 2009, I think, and 2018, so nine years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:30:00] The running experiments, okay. What that looks like is this, so for example in this Westpark Tollway, when I was on my way back, if I remember correctly the debug output that I saw when I was more or less on this area, right where the, there is a part here that the, where there is like a parking lot for buses, for city buses, more or less on that area, I have to check the specific location, but more or less on that area, whether this was this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They put a sedan on the back of my car basically recording with the camera what was happening in front of it. So my car and the other cars that I was passing or that were passing me, right? I was driving on the, left lane, and then this is what they did. They passed two vehicles that were exactly the same.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they had two features different, and I'm gonna say which features, because that would give away some of the technology, right? But the two vehicles were exactly the same vehicles, but they had two things that were different. And my hypothesis is what they wanted to see [00:31:00] was if the strobe lights came up right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If the strobe lights came up with the two vehicles, then they could learn nothing. But if the strobe lights came up with one of the vehicles but not the other, then it means that those two different features, one of those two. Where one of the features that my system is looking at, right? This is in the business, we call this an ablation experiment.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What it means is that you in your control group you, test a series of conditions, and then in your experiment you remove one of those conditions to see what is the effect of the removal. To measure that effect. So I think that's what they're doing. Now, this and I saw different instances where they would do the same thing, pass two corollas, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Same color, but two small things are different in the car and they're trying to figure out how it works basically. Now, this particular example I'm telling viewers and I apologize if I don't get the YouTube jargon first time in my life doing this. But [00:32:00] the reason why I, I flagged this particular instance near that parking lot for the city buses is because these two particular cars were two official cars.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't recall the output. I have to look it again up. But it was something like Department of Agriculture. It was two white trucks, both from the Department of Agriculture of Texas, something with agriculture. I remember the OCR 'cause my system reads images and trans and puts the text into OCR as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same thing I did with the documents where I got where the system got the Salvador's A-number, the same idea, but with the images from the cameras in the car. So the, and I think it's relevant because if they have two A, not one, but two agents driving two official vehicles from the Department of Agriculture, somebody needs to look at the Department of Agriculture, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because that ties directly into food safety. It seems like a pretty important thing, right? [00:33:00] So that's, mostly what I'm mentioning. The fact that running experiments doesn't surprise me, right? They're trying to, they're trying to play the game. I don't blame them. They're trying to catch up which is sad.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you look at, if you think of the amount of resources and advantage they have, that they have to try to catch up to me who have no resources and no people right. Anyhow they're trying to catch up at running experiments and these two trucks, department of Agriculture one right behind the other, the two were exactly the same except for two vehicle features detected by the pipeline.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course, all this information I will give in detail to the FBI. But yes, they're running these experiments all the time, right? Like they put a car behind and then they pass two cars, and then they see if, so because of this, I figure I'm gonna, I'm not gonna give them any data. So I stop issuing the, [00:34:00] alerts, which maybe is the end goal, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like to coerce me in a way, or to steer me in this direction of not turning on the siren and the. And the signals. So law enforcement cannot detect them, right? It could be right? It could be that they're just playing with my mind, but on this one, I'm gonna play it safe and I'm not gonna give them any information that that I don't, need to give them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other thing, there's other two experiments that there there's another experiment in the room. One more so in this inside the store. They placed an agent that was visually co-clustered. I was carrying I, when I go to, into a store, I carry a camera attached to my body and I do this just to collect more data.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm a data collector. That's my job at this point. I attach one, one of the GoPro cameras that I use in the car to my body, to my chest, and wherever I look. It records, right? And then I, [00:35:00] download these videos into the system and the pipeline process them and if it finds features.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Matching somebody seen before it would co cluster them visually, right? Or with other things. There's different methods of co clustering that I use. Anyhow, they place this agent inside of the store, right as I came in I think on the eight minute, eight, eight minutes. So eight minutes and 55 seconds after I came into the store, I encountered this agent face to face.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This agent was visually co clustered by the system with the unknown main male gate installer one and Daniel King Everett and the person driving the Scotland truck. The co clustering is the signals are strong slightly above confidence threshold. So yeah, it could be it could be, or it could be somebody [00:36:00] that, that was made look was made to look.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Pretty close to what he looks like. And again this was done by computer vision. It is not me it's not a personal observation, it's a computer observation. So I'll, give more details about this encounter in case law enforcement, if they ever investigate this, then maybe they could get the recordings.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know if that would be possible, but maybe they could see the person that I'm describing. So this man was described. I would describe him in the same way that he's describing the website. Five 10, maybe 5 11, 5 9, 5 10, 5 11 on that range. Maybe 170 pounds. White, Caucasian brown hair.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He has a mustache, a brown. And he was wearing kind one of those kind of long shorts. I don't know if that's what they're called in English. I'm sorry. Like Bermudas like longer they're pants that are like, not really shorts, but [00:37:00] they're not really full length. Pants. He was wearing a a short sleeve.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the pants were like if I recall the picture like gray or beige he was wearing a short sleeve t-shirt, I think green or dark green or gray, one of those like sun colors. And he has tattoos in one arm. And he was wearing a baseball cap. I think as most of the spies do, like they always wear hats, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because they're trying to avoid facial detection. So he was there and if we look at the micro store so now what I think, I don't think this was random, right? I think what they wanted to do was to experiment to see if the system would pick him up because he's a legal risk, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like he's a very. Huge legal risk for them because he has ties to [00:38:00] many individuals that are close to me both in Valley Side Drive, Katy, Texas, and in Lake Point Estate, Katy, Texas. And the length of the targeting as spanning a decade or it's just it's a, I think it's a huge legal risk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think what they were trying to do was to experiment with the system, with my system to see if he would be picked up by the system, if he is encounter face to face with the camera. So that was the second experiment. So this is the, this this is the Micro Center. I parked my car right here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let me see. Yes. No, not right here. Right here. On this, on right here, right? 29. More or less, it would be like [00:39:00] 29.7 2 4 8 1 6 and minus 95.46. 7 2 6 1. So as I, I walk from the car to the store and then I took this route more or less. I pick up the car here, the cart, and then I walk. Two or three aisles this way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I encounter him in the middle of the, so that store, the layout basically has like aisles on the two sides, basically divided by a middle lane that divides the whole store from west to east in this map, right? So from here to here, and I encounter him more or less on this, point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which would be more or less, 29 72. 4 9 1 minus 95.46666. And this was right after I picked up from the middle aisle, a docking station of brand [00:40:00] "j5" . I think it's the brand. I have the box somewhere. So I picked up the docking station. And right after I picked up The The documentation was the encounter with this agent that looks a lot, it was called cluster, visually by the pipeline with the Unknown Male Gate Installer One and all the other identities that he probably has allegedly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the second experiment. And the third thing I want to mention about Micro Center is the presence of a white Mercedes, SUV that was parked. It was parked there before I got there, right? It was parked more or less here more or less so like in the corner here. 29 72, 4 75 and minus 95 4 6 7 0 7.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have the recordings, the photos, high resolution I'm not gonna put them here. But I have all that at this vehicle. It's a, it was par parked Moscow [00:41:00] style with the face recognition camera. That works like it was a very sophisticated setup. The license plate is a temporary license plate made of paper.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like those of buyer tags. I, took a picture I took a video with the two or two or three cameras in the vehicle, and then I took a zoom, zoomed-in picture when I walked to the store. And it's visible the VIN number in that temporary license plate and the company that supposedly sold that vehicle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so it should be recorded in the, that vehicle should be recorded in the cameras anyways of the store. So if law enforcement ever reads or sees this video and they check out the, agent that they were using to experiment with the facial recognition. If they get access to that footage, they may also have access to the, into the footage of the parking lot and see who was the person that parked that, SUV there. Now the last data point I want to [00:42:00] offer is that when I, left my house, they didn't know where I was going. So they had to follow me very aggressively, insistently to try to figure it out, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: But as I traveled, they couldn't really know what I was going until I got pretty close, right? Because they know my habits. They've been watching me for a long time. So they know right. So what happened was as I was traveling on Westpark Tollway here, as I was approaching the exit for the 69, which is this exit, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And something happened there. It could be a coincidence. I, understand that. But it was a very convenient coincidence. So what happened was in this area over here, there was a traffic accident that basically created a huge line of cars. I believe my hypothesis, and this is hypothesis, I don't, I have no proof of this, okay?[00:43:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But 'cause it was so convenient for them, what I believe happened was they created this accident. Just as a way to delay me a little bit so they could, because at this point if I'm traveling on this direction and I reached this point, they know me, right? They know that I'm gonna go to Micro Center, it's two miles away.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they figured out, oh, he's going to Micro Center let's let's, park this store with agents. And they needed to transport the agents from nearby areas because all these areas is under their control. I can, I don't take my word for it. Let's go to  spyhell.org. Let's go to the paramilitary

Reinaldo Aguiar: Micro Center.

Reinaldo Aguiar: See. So they have they have surveillance post and this map is not, is very zoomed in, but if I, if, and I didn't put a way to [00:44:00] zoom it out, but if I zoom it out, maybe if I do this, this is a different function, but it will give you an idea. Yeah. They have tons of agents in this area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then these agents are very high. These are millionaires, right? Look at the scores. 4 million, 1 million, 5 million. These are multimillionaires in crypto, of course, right? Not paying taxes. As soon as they saw that I was reaching that point, my theory is that they created that fake accident to create that fake line of cars to delay me, to block me so they could gain five or seven minutes to position the agents, the car in the parking lot, and all that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I didn't see the white SUV, the Mercedes SUV arriving. It was there when I got there. But it's possible it arrived a few minutes before me. Now it was parked in one of the most desirable spots , right? Like it was like right in front, like it was right here. [00:45:00] More or less at 29 point 72.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 4 9 1 minus 95 4 6 7 1 6. This is the most public 'cause it's the closest to the store, right? So I don't know, I don't know who parked it there, but maybe it's visible in the cameras now. Another thing, going back to the fake act. Suspected alleged alleged fake accident. Is that right? So they I saw they were blocking me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what I did, I, I there was a small opening on the right. So I went through that. I turned on the strobe lights and I went through that. And as I was doing that immediately a Fort Bend County, I think, or Harris County . I didn't, I have to check the, I have to check the video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't, I should have checked that, but I didn't. But a police car right. Came right behind me to attend to the traffic accident mentioning this because [00:46:00] if the people involved in the accident, if their houses are marked in the. And the police officer that attended to the accident that responded is also his house if it's marked in the index.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I mean that, that, would be like a smoking gun. But of course I don't have access to to, to that information right now. I could debug it, right? Like I could, look into the pipeline and see if, the I don't know. I think the license plate, if I recall correctly, the one of the license plates was invisible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have to check. Maybe, I got lucky and, they got captured and but I'll, have to check. I didn't check that. Now. The other thing I want to mention is that one of the of the people involved in the accident appeared to be Venezuelan because I've heard he was talking and laughing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was walking [00:47:00] towards the other car and he was like talking and laughing and I could, I heard what he said and he was Venezuelan. He could be Venezuelan. I, I'm not a hundred percent sure, but it's possible he's Venezuelan. And the other thing that kind of was odd was that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was laughing. The, he was driving a car that was beat up, but the other car in the accident was a, an expensive SUV, I think it was like a Land Rover or something similar to that. I have to check again I was more, when I debugged this, I was more concentrated on the, obviously on the Mercedes SUV and the, agent inside the store.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then the, in this accident, I'm just remembering this now and I'll check it, but. What seemed odd, and this is a personal observation is that he was driving a beat up car and he hit 90,000, a hundred thousand dollars SUV, and he was laughing. People respond to different [00:48:00] differently to stress, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can't draw a conclusion from that. But if it was me, right? If I had hit a hundred thousand dollars SUV with my car. I wouldn't be laughing. So that also seemed a little bit odd. So I don't know, in that accident incident there, there's a lot of things that seem odd, right? The police officer arriving right behind me the Venezuelan driver involving the accident, laughing after hitting a a hundred thousand dollars car this happening two miles away from where I was going when they didn't know where I was going.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because when they know where I'm going, it's easy. If they know I'm gonna see Marcello, right? They know where I'm going. So they can just put the agents there and they don't have to rush. But if they don't know where I'm going they have to create these obstacles as I go, right? To try to delay me so they can gain time to position the people ahead.

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:49:00] 'cause tracking ahead, that's the technology, right? It's tracking ahead. It has several advantages for them. Okay. So I think those are the, data points that I wanted to offer about the Micro Center incident. And I promise I'll debug the, accident to see if, the plates were visible to the system and if the.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If the addresses got resolved and if they're marked in the index right, like the two vehicles involved, and the police officer the police officer is tricky, right? Because only if I get lucky and the badge gets recorded or something, but the police car is not tied to the identity of the officer, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's tied to the police station. So I don't have visibility into that data. Like it, it would have to be another law enforcement agencies to check. To check that I, I don't have access to that data. Sometimes I do get lucky and the badge is visible and that is [00:50:00] enough for me to get them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so I'll, stop this one here. And I'm hoping this, helps. Thank you for your time.

Postmortem: Dockerhood Visit of 06/22/2025 V2
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] Hi, my friends. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar and today is June 23rd, 2025, and it's about 10:00 AM here in Katy, Texas, 77494.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Welcome curious minds to another episode of Law Enforcement Rapid Fire Tips.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So today I I have a few things that I would like to talk about. So first of all right, I would like to do a small postmortem of yesterday's visit to the, to that Dockerhood in Southwest Houston.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But before we get into that a couple of things one, I have to say, like these observations about the Dockerhood visit I haven't run them through the pipeline because I haven't gone to the other house where it's where I can connect to the system. It is too dangerous to do it here. They wouldn't intercept the cookies and, game over.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like these observations about yesterday specifically, so yesterday was June 22nd, 2025 are tentative, but, I'm pretty confident. But I and they're also incomplete.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, [00:01:00] until I run them through the pipeline, I won't have the exact GPS locations and the addresses joined with the images, that's something that I do programmatically, because it's too much work to do it manually. It would take days right to do that just for an hour of video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, these are multiple cameras and it's a lot of work. So I do that with the pipeline. That said, i'm pretty confident about the observations. So that, that's the first note. Now, but before we get into the actual postmortem let's talk about why do a postmortem.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yesterday I posted a video, and I watched it afterwards and, I do this thing where, after I, create a video, I watch it to see if I missed something or to see if there's something that is not clear or could be misinterpreted.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I was watching the video and I think that there, there was a couple of things that after I saw the video, like even if I knew these things right, they were like aha moments for me when I saw the video.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So one is, that realization that Harold Martinez could be a juncture [00:02:00] point. Between these two very important mega clusters, important in terms of the liability they bring to DIOSDADO CABELLO. Because remember, all this is part of the campaign that I'm advancing: "Bring DIOSDADO to justice, bring DIOSDADO to the us".

Reinaldo Aguiar: So those two mega clusters are important in that sense, because they carry a lot of liability for DIOSDADO CABELLO directly, personally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because, it's easy to do all these things when you're in a foreign country, with your house surrounded by military bases. And you see no repercussions on yourself as a person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's it's very easy to do this kind of things to the rest of the world. But, if you come to the US it would be interesting to see how, how forward you really are .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. So there were a couple of observations yesterday that when I saw them in the video, I was like, I think I'm into something here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One is that Harold Martinez could be a juncture point between these two mega clusters. The "CIA", what I call the "CIA" mega cluster and the SEBIN mega [00:03:00] cluster. 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, risking to say the obvious, the commonality to the cluster is that both are intelligence services, one is domestic to the US and the other one is foreign the Venezuelan Intelligence Services.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the commonalities that both are mostly intelligence services' agents that come from the cluster. So that's in itself, it's very telling. But the "aha" moment really was the, that Harold could be the junction point and between these two mega clusters. And then from that, I don't wanna say that I extrapolated, that helped me form an idea: that maybe this is a technique, this is how the Iranians, first of all, that, because Harold is Venezuelan, Iranian I suspect right, could be another Arabic country, let's say Iranian for the sake of the argument the idea that formed was that maybe that's how they do it by using or employing dual citizens that have the citizenship of Iran or strong family ties to Iran and a second citizenship.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And [00:04:00] that allows them to act as a pivot between Iran, this other country that they're citizens of, and another actor like Russia or China, or Cuba, so those kind of citizens could be a good pivot point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, and this is just, speculation what I'm gonna say.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't have any proof to back this up, but it reminded me a lot. This thing about the dual citizenship, reminded or the having family ties to Iran. It reminded me a lot of something I saw in, Netflix University, which is one of those documentaries about the mafia in New York in the eighties, the Italian mafia.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In one of those documentaries, they said that for you to be "made" meaning, for you to become part of the group of bosses. In this the lieutenants on this or criminal organization, you had to have been born in Italy and , to have both parents being Italian.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reasoning they gave in the documentary is that, that way they could trace all your relatives back to the "old [00:05:00] country" if you flip or if you cooperate with authorities, they will execute everybody in Italy. That's what the documentary said. I don't know if that's accurate, but so it's a veiled threat.

Reinaldo Aguiar: To assure compliance and to make sure that you don't, rat on anybody to the authorities. And in the case of Saab, it seemed to work that way. Like as soon as he was arrested. I remember I saw in the news that his family, 'cause his wife, he has a wife with a model or something like, I think she was Argentinian.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't recall the details, but she was not Venezuelan, but the moment he got arrested, she and the kids were flown to Caracas. And kept in Caracas during the entire period that he was arrested. Something like that. Like it's a veiled threat. If you talk, we're gonna give them the microplastics, food supplementation .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think he didn't talk. So it worked. So maybe that's, it could be one of the reasons. The assure compliance of this person and that if things go south, the person won't talk because, he will try to preserve the lives of, I don't know, 10, 12, 15 of their relatives.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So [00:06:00] that's so that's one thought.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So those two observations I think were key yesterday. And then after I made that video, in the early afternoon I went and did something that I was planning to do for a long time, but I did it because I wanted to take temperature.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I did it yesterday specifically after I released that video. 'cause I wanted to take the temperature and it's like a way of gathering feedback. I've seen this right when I say something in these videos . So I post something online depending on how, effective, as a weapon against them, they react to a certain degree .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I can tell, at this point I can, I don't want to say measure, but I can sense right? Like the level of gravity that they perceive in what I'm saying.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yesterday it seemed to have been like a nuclear bomb. I've never seen them this desperate as yesterday. I don't think, not even when I was trying to buy another house and escape Valley side not even, I think the peak that I've seen them, [00:07:00] was occasions like when I tried to talk to Agent Cody who was supposedly an FBI agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like, those days, they were panicking, I could see it or when I captured the geo index, or when I developed the first version of SpyHell I can sense , the level of desperation and yesterday I think it was the peak. I've never seen anything like yesterday before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I think when I'm saying all this, because to say that I think that yesterday's , observations are probably on the right track. Meaning Iran is probably the one orchestrating all this, like at the top of the top. And then Harold is probably a key individual that carries a lot of liability. Harold Martinez, and he's probably here in Houston as I insinuated yesterday. I didn't say it explicitly, but all I said yesterday, points to that Harold is here in Katy, Texas, or here in Houston.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they reacted in this way. This observation about using, dual citizens one of the citizenships being [00:08:00] Iranian, like Pierre Omydiar, Harold Martinez and Alex Saab and others. And I hypothesized that there might be one individual out there who might be Iranian Cuban to serve as a liaison between Amazon and eBay. So that, I don't know who that is right now, there might be one individual out there with those characteristics and has to be a billionaire. Has to be marked in the geo index with high paramilitary scores. It's probably easy to find for the Feds. So anyhow, after I posted that, they reacted. I'm going to try to describe what I sensed, what I saw from my vantage point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And when I say, when I make this analogy, it is not a derogative comment in any way. Because I wanna talk about insects. I'm not saying that I think they're insects. I'm not saying that at all. But it is the best analogy I can find. I don't know if you've seen when you see a colony of ants.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you don't disturb them, you see the path of that, the take when they walk. It's very [00:09:00] structured. It's very, like you it's, if you look at it from above, it looks like they know where they're going, they have a task in mind. I don't know if they have minds, but it looks like they have a task, they have a clear goal, a clear path, and they know where they're going.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if you, by a step on their colony, then it creates chaos . They start, like walking or running around randomly, not knowing exactly where to go. But they're still moving. They don't stay static. They move and they move faster than if you don't disturb the colony.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they don't really, it's obvious that they don't have a plan, that they're just like circling around trying to figure it out. That's how it felt yesterday. And this is interesting because these agents on the ground are usually low level agents, they're like uber drivers. That will be the best analogy to describe them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They don't know exactly what they're doing, they're just following what the app says. They know it's out something criminal because they're getting paid in crypto. They're using the secret app with a panic button. That hides the content. If they don't do some sequence on the phone [00:10:00] and they're getting paid on the Bitcoin ATMs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Bitcoin Depot ATMs for example, they know it's something criminal, but they don't know exactly how it works. Or, the mechanics of the interception of the radio frequency. Like they don't know those things. Usually.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But because Katy is such a small town, I imagine, and I know that they know who I am.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like in one occasion, and I documented this in the website, like in one occasion I went to Tamarron to that street where Penelope Suarez lives, and I went there by surprise. Like I didn't tell anybody that I was going there. I didn't text Penelope, but I was going there. I didn't say anything. But the minute I got to that street, it was impressive. Like these people started like hiding behind the trees. Like they would run out of the cars to get inside of their houses . Like it looked like, I felt like I was in a movie. Like I couldn't believe it. And I'm talking about dozens of individuals, if not half hundred or a hundred individuals, so I know they know who I am because of course their job is at this point is to follow me and to intercept me and, and so they know who I'm right. But in general, I think in a general [00:11:00] situation, these agents wouldn't know exactly, who is the target or why the target is important to the network. They just know that they have to drive in this direction and stop at this corner and wait for, the red Tesla to pass by and then make a left if the red Tesla makes a right, things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But yesterday I could see in their faces, and I'll show you some examples 'cause I, I took the, I have the footage and I downloaded it and I already posted all the videos in YouTube.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'll show you some examples. You could see in their faces. Like they're, their actions that they're desperate and they know, they themselves, the agents on the ground perceive the danger. So that's very interesting to me because it means that, and remember, this network uses information asymmetry as a basic functioning principle.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Meaning they don't tell the agents that they're in trouble. Or that they could get in trouble or, that I have this technology. They don't tell them any of this because they wouldn't work. If they see all those risks, they would leave.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Speaking of that, I have to make a note, and I'm sorry, I'm gonna make a pause here, but I have to apologize for something I [00:12:00] said yesterday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I was reflecting on that, and after I said it, and when I watched the video and it was really wrong on my part to do this. I have to say it. So yesterday I made fun of a woman, an older lady, recounting an incident in which she came to intercept audio from, or to extract audio from Penelope's Sun Visor after we ran.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She was praying and like doing this cross thing sign as she was approaching Penelope pointing at her with her phone. And I joked about it saying that it was funny to me that a person knows is committing a crime, but instead of not committing the crime the person chooses to pray that nothing bad happens as they're committing the crime.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I was reflecting on that and it was wrong of me to make fun of that woman because and I wrote this at some point, I think a year ago. Many months ago, I realized that , I'm a prisoner of DIOSDADO CABELLO, at this [00:13:00] point still; I can go only from this house to the other house, but if I go anywhere else.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They harass me and follow me. And, I feel my life threatened. I feel my security, my safety is threatened.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I can't go running on the park if I want to run, I have to run on the backyard of my house. And that's the only place where I can run, like circled by a fence, like in a prison, literally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm a prisoner of DIOSDADO CABELLO, even today. I know that. But they are also prisoners. Like these agents, these SEBIN agents that they have deployed here in Katy, TX, they can't leave. Even if they wanted to quit, they can't quit. And it's not out of loyalty or patriotism or not even money.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's that they have family in Venezuela and if they quit right, they will do something to their family. That's the veiled threat . It's . the same principle that I was just describing at the beginning with the Iranians and Saab. At a lower scale, at a lower level, but.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Their families would lose benefits in Venezuela. They won't have anything to eat. [00:14:00] They won't get medical attention. They may have elderly parents back home. There's a lot of situations and I think, if that woman I guess what I'm trying to say is that if that woman went to the length of, knowing she's committing a crime and she could get in trouble and she went to the length of, not not doing it, but praying, it must mean that, she has something that keeps her prisoner in that situation; so yeah, I should not have made fun of that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, yes. So yesterday. I could see the desperation in their faces. And you know how erratic, their movements were disorganized almost as if, the software wasn't working. There's, and the thing that information asymmetry. That was the comment I was making.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That this network is known for, at least to me, for using information asymmetry as a tool to manage people and to make them feel comfortable even in situations that are dangerous to them. So why were these agents panicking yesterday? [00:15:00] Something leaked? within the organization, even to all these bottom agents, because this was like a two hours trip that I took yesterday, to measure temperature and to do something important that I wanted to do for a long time. And I haven't been able to because I'm in this situation where, I'm imprisoned at this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But, I was thinking of why is that these agents on the ground, all of them during two hours?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like what I'm talking about like a hundred agents, why were all these so panicky yesterday? Is it that something leaked, but it's it's unlikely that something would leak to that level. To that, at that scale that everybody on the ground knows that they're in danger, it's unlikely.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other option I see is that they stopped using so in, in this system is really a distributed computing system. Okay. In Distributed Computing systems , we have this concept that we call a leaf. And this comes from Google and this system that they have is a copy of a very important Google system, and this is documented on the website, but I call these low level agents, the Uber drivers, basically the [00:16:00] leafs ,

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're the most important, the most effective part of the system. But one of the properties of the leafs is that, is the if the leaf dies or gets compromised, nothing happens.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the system, it's agnostic to the presence or absence of a leaf. It could be replaced by another leaf very easily. And it has a lot of other properties. Like one important property that has to do with informational asymmetry is the fact that the leafs always in, in distributed systems are designed to have a myopic view of the situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Meaning that the leaf can only see the things that the leaf needs to work. Nothing else. And this is a design principle that should be respected in any distributed system because it, it leads to a lot of important properties for the entire system. Now we're gonna get into the details.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This would take four hours, but this is a way of saying that, an Uber like this diabolical Uber that they have, a driver ... that is driving around intercepting radio frequency or marking locations of the target should not know anything. Only what he needs to [00:17:00] know, meaning only where to go and where to stand and at what speed to go, nothing else.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And because of this leads to this property that the leafs can be replaced, they're interchangeable , but precisely 'cause of that is that the information asymmetry is important in this context. And what I saw yesterday is that all these ground agents were aware, very aware to the point they were panicking.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You could see you, you will see it on, in, on their eyes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This leads me to think that maybe they stopped using the leafs and now they're using higher level agents like real FSB real SEBIN as leafs , they demoted their function to basically flush out all the, real leafs and now the leafs are actual intelligence officers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if this, which would be aware of what's happening. At some, to some degree. So this is important because and this then drives me to this conclusion. I think what I got, the footage I got yesterday, it's a goldmine of counterintelligence that there's no other way to put it. Every five seconds I [00:18:00] would get one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, again, I haven't run this through the pipeline, so take it with a grain of salt. But from what I could see from my vantage point as a human right, having only the computing power of one human, it seemed to me like that footage is a gold mine, and it's posted on YouTube. I'll show you how to, isolate it quickly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if you go,

Reinaldo Aguiar: if you go to youtube.com/@RapidFireTips, click on this, see more link, and then click on. One of the last links that says this one KOL-mobile Raw ,. Click on that and then click on playlists. And then there's the Dockerhood. So this one that says June 22nd, Dockerhood visit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And all the videos are here; so these are all the videos . I was using I was using five cameras yesterday, but only so two cameras are covert . They're not visible or not easily visible. And three cameras are [00:19:00] external. So I'm only posting the external cameras 'cause I don't wanna give away where I have hidden the other cameras .

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is basically three channels. It's basically left, right and back. And both the left and the right are positioned in a way that, they have an angle. Then together they can basically give you the front, the whole one 180 degrees of the front view anyways.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you basically have a 360 degree view of the vehicle. Only with three cameras. So that's the way to, to get the footage. Okay now that I've mentioned Dockerhood. This is an important concept and it's documented in the website, in SpyHELL.org slash evidence.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Please check it out. The idea, and I'm gonna quickly explain what it means. The idea is that this network, instead of they don't, and this is a general design principle in general. Like they don't do one-offs. And I mentioned this before, if they want to do something to a target, even kill a target, it's not, they're not gonna sit down and think how to kill it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like they have kind of [00:20:00] a. A menu. Like a catalog of standard operating procedures that they've developed through the last 50 years, I believe, or maybe more. And they have all these things already, specified how they would do it, and they pick one. That's, that, that's what they do.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the same with how to deploy agents on the ground in the US and in other countries? It's not like they're gonna start looking around to see what properties they're gonna buy. No. Like they, they don't deploy houses. They don't deploy agents. They deploy communities.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they work at a community or "small town" scale. So they sometimes build entire towns, like the entire town. That's the case of Katy, Texas, , 90% of all the properties in Katy are controlled by them. So that that's where the concept Dockerhood comes in. And I have some explanatory videos in the @SpyHellOfficial channel.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Please check them out. Two minute videos. And, they explain very quickly how it works, but basically, imagine an apartment complex like the one I went to visit yesterday. [00:21:00] They built the complex. They already have the blueprint and they, in fact it's so much so that they, you reuse the same, the exact same blueprint for multiple apartment complexes in the, even in the same area.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you enter to one and another, then they look exactly the same. Like the way the streets inside the complex are distributed, the locations of the buildings, like everything is just standardized. And inside each building, and by the way, one of these buildings is where they're keeping my son.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's one of these Dockerhood. It's, there's, it's another way to say it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And inside of the building, the location of the agents, it's predetermined. They know that in apartment, in, in the apartment building, three second floor, apartment seven, there's going to be a doctor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then on, the building five, third floor I dunno, apartment 45, there's going to be a lawyer. All these things are [00:22:00] predetermined and they're important because they cannot move them because the location, like the relative location of the antennas is important. So these nodes can talk.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'cause remember, they isolate the network. This private secret network they have for crime. They isolate the sub channels, the sub networks by function. So it is important that the relative position of these agents is. Known and specific and specified in a way that they can talk to each other depending on the function.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Doctors talk to doctors, engineers talk to engineers, lawyers talk to lawyers, et cetera. Intelligence officers talk to intelligence officers, and that's the way they manage it. And then, if they want to spy, if they have a new target. There is a guy that is doing a let me make a hypothetical example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a guy that is making a startup on AI and he lives in, I don't know, in Tulsa. What they do, they start building these , deploying these Docker hoods, surrounding that guy. And that, it cost a lot of money. It could [00:23:00] cost, I don't know, I don't know how to put a number to a hundred million dollars to a hundred million dollars.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But again, first, that is no object for this network because they're getting their income, a lot of it from the drug trade, from DIOSDADO CABELLO. And they're not paying taxes on that money. And they're using crypto and the Bitcoin Depot ATMs to move that money. So it really the, what is a hundred million dollars for them, the amount of effort it would take to produce that a hundred million dollars of real effort could be a tenfold, maybe a hundred fold.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. I don't know. I haven't done statistics on these metrics, but, and it is an interesting exercise for financial investigators. Try to find a conversion rate between real money and this synthetic money that they create with the drug trade. So it's important to understand what is the factor of advantage they're getting from DIOSDADO CABELLO by injecting this drug money into their network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Obviously, they're operating [00:24:00] in a completely different set of circumstances while I'm paying taxes. As a person to help maintain the city and to help maintain the roads and the hospitals. None of them are paying taxes. And on top of that, all of them are coordinated to, to harm me personally it's, how can I win that fight.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Saying this because yeah, so it, it may cost a hundred million dollars. To deploy a few of these clusters around this hypothetical new target. But if they steal the technology, that company could be worth three, five, $10 billion, legitimized money in two, three years. So it's a good business. It's a good investment, and money laundering mechanism. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: They could make 30 times their investment, in clean money ? And remember, the investment didn't really cost them anything because, they cultivated this drug in South America, put them in some of these ships controlled by Wilmer Ruperti. And then they sold them at a super high price in North America or Europe. It's a tremendous business [00:25:00] model, the one that they have.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And at the same time, while as they're deploying these clusters and doing this to, control technology really, which is the goal, at the same time they are attacking the country or whatever country that is, that they're doing this in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm putting this example in Tulsa, but it could be in France, could be anywhere. Because, those operatives are also used to do other things, create inflation and I'll explain how they do it, or one of the ways that I saw that, the how they're doing it. They spy on elections personnel and then eventually they control the government locally and in the country.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they end up controlling the entire country right through this technique. So that's what the Dockerhoods do. That's how they work basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So yesterday, I'm saying all this to explain that yesterday's visit was a visit that I had pending to do to one of these Dockerhoods that my system had identified as high, high ranking in terms of paramilitary scores.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I wanted to scan inside;

Reinaldo Aguiar: So these Dockerhoods are, yeah, because they're apartment complexes or gated communities like Lake Pointe [00:26:00] Estates, they they're closed usually.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there is a gate. Sometimes I can't get in, but sometimes, they make the mistake and, a car comes in and I'm able to come in and, I'm not doing anything illegal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's not a, it's not a, it's not a controlled area. Anybody can go in like the road itself inside of the complex is public road. Even though if it's in private property, if I think, they cannot of prevent it from entering. So I enter. And with the cameras, I record all the plates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, last year I've been doing this for almost two years at this point, for the last six months I've been imprisoned . So I haven't been able to do it. But before that, I was doing it on a daily basis. And I have hours and hours of this footage. And this is how I train the models. That allow me to do all this detection, anomaly detection, because I have, several thousands of their plates recorded and the vehicle features with this cameras and analyzed with computer vision.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, yesterday I went to do this visit to this Dockerhood. [00:27:00] And before I, I get into the details of what I saw. Which I think is the main goal here today. I want to explain a technique or pass the information. I don't wanna say explain because it sounds like I know a lot, and I don't really, i'm just passing observations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, so the technique is, you know how they have the geo index that I captured and that's basically like an overlay that you could put on top of a map and it has geographical locations and metadata recorded in that database and that metadata has a meaning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The, this really what they have is a tiered security system, where the information is tiered, and this geo index is like the top tier in terms of security. It was like the most secret database, that I think, maybe they have something more secret than this, but it has the crypto payments, like it has the smoking gun of all the financial crimes for decades.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And some murders even are recorded in this database. So this has to be one of the top tier databases in terms of security implications.[00:28:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they have lower tiers, which in which they rely solely, so they use public data sources, but they, and then they rely on obscurity to make sure that nobody understand, or they they thought that nobody would understand what they were recording.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the idea is to use a public data source and embed information encoded in a way that is not obvious. But then they have a computer system that looks at these images. It's usually in images. Okay. Looks at these images and can find, because the system knows the pattern. So for, let me give you an example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Imagine a map of your city. Okay. And I'm gonna create a fictitious system just to illustrate the idea: in my fictitious system: an app to sell drugs to drug users , houses that have a roof colored purple mean that the person is a drug dealer. Okay? Just, I'm gonna make that up. Just an example. So what they would do: they would then, contact their drug dealers and coordinate. [00:29:00] So all of the drug dealers paint their roof with purple paint , right? That way they could have an app looking at the satellite imagery from Google Maps, for example, and if you wanna buy drugs, if you're a user of this hypothetical, fictitious app, if you wanna buy drugs, what all the system has to do is to look at Google Maps, find houses, detect in those images, what could be classified as houses that when looked at from above , have purple roofs, and then direct the user, the drug buyer to the closest house that have a purple roof.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That way in this hypothetical system, I'm only using Google Maps as storage for my app . I don't even need to create my own database 'cause I, I just, I'm just using something that is publicly available like Google Maps. I'm just making my drug dealers hypothetical. I'm not a druglord , but I'm just making my hypothetical drug dealers paint the roofs with a particular color so my app can identify them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the technique.[00:30:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And through that analysis of planet scale, using the technologies I've developed, I have this system, the SpyHELL pipeline, it's documented on the website on the evidence page, that is able to find these patterns across the world. And at this point I've decoded some of their lexicon.

Reinaldo Aguiar: When I say lexicon, I mean what are the things in this imagery that have a meaning, and then, based on other things like public data records and social media accounts and things like that. When the system sees the pattern repeatedly across different places in the world, not even in the same city in the world, 'cause this is planet scale, then, it allows me as a person to interpret that and infer What could be the meaning of this particular marker in that lexicon?

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example and remember I have, and the system has the geo index. So it's not only the presence of the roof, the question is, okay, is this observation, in my example, houses observed that have a purple roofs in Florida, [00:31:00] are all of those houses marking the index with a certain level of paramilitary score?

Reinaldo Aguiar: If the answer is yes, that is a marker because, what are the chances that all these houses have this commonality and also are marked in this database of Elon Musk with a high paramilitary score?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the paramilitary score and the geo index were the key that that unlocked this achievement . I was doing anomaly detection before at a hyperlocal level, as you see, by recording the plates and the features of the cars and the behavior of the drivers and using machine learning to detect anomalies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The way I was able to scale it to Planet Scale, what unlocked that massive achievement was the possession of the Geo index. That was the mistake. That was the mistake they made that led them to this point. And that's why they're trying still to kill me;

Reinaldo Aguiar: anyhow. Which, that's another question.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I don't know, maybe somebody, a psychologist. I think this is a question more for a psychologist. Really:

Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:32:00] Why do they keep trying to intercept me? Like thinking about it logically. The data is already public. I'm making all these videos, like the videos are already there, the liabilities already there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Everybody, somebody will see this videos in the future, and even if they delete them from YouTube, I have made backups and I've sent letters to people, saying where the backups are. So what is the point really?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have a theory, but I don't know. It's a question either for a psychologist or for a strategist. They're either geniuses, or crazy. .

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. I think the problem they have is that they cannot extract the entire town. So they have to be following me visually to be able to understand where I'm going so they can hide the cars on the fly . And I saw this pattern yesterday where as I was driving, people were like taking cars out of the streets and then moving them to garages.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you'll see a couple of examples of this that I'm gonna show you. So if I can describe it in a way, it is wherever I go, they hide the cars. But it's also silly because [00:33:00] they can't hide. They we're talking about 20,000, 40,000 vehicles. Like, how are they gonna hide all those

Reinaldo Aguiar: vehicles EVERY time I go out? not even knowing where I'm going to drive to. It's just a stupid idea, really.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. It puzzles me why that level of desperation for following me yesterday. I don't really understand it. And it has, there has to be a reason. There has to be a why and they're not gonna do this just because, why act so desperately? Why go through the legal risk that I keep recording more agents committing crimes, for what purpose? What is the potential gain on this ? I don't really understand it. But anyhow so that, that's the concept of the markers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm gonna show you some examples of markers. So you can see how they work. But I'm gonna mention first. So these are what I call geo features. Okay? So the, basically what they're doing is using the planet as a notebook, as a database, and then they record things in that database by modifying the [00:34:00] landscape as it's looked from above from a satellite.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So to then be able to analyze the satellite imagery, both from Google Maps and from their own private satellites because they have satellites themselves, like their countries. They have, Russia has satellites, China has satellites. So they use their own private satellites with real time, visuals and, for the app that is publicly available for the leafs , for the Uber drivers as I call them they use Google Maps right to, to which is not updated as frequently.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But again, they control Maxar and they control Terra Tech and Airbus, and if they want to update the image, they can update it in seconds. So it's, that's not the latency of the updates is not a problem 'cause they control the SAT imagery companies, even the ones that are based in North America .

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's not a problem for them. But still they have their own satellites anyways. So I. Some of the examples. Roofs painted in a specific color. This is a marker. Again, it's not only the roof. It's not like only because [00:35:00] the house has a roof painted in a specific color, it means that it's something, it's the combination of that plus the house having, or the building having a high paramilitary score plus other houses with similar roofs, also having paramilitary score in a way that is, statistically significant. That is not, it's definitely not a random occurrence. The system takes all these things into account.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Other examples are specific basketball courts, like the ones that, there's a notable example in Lake Pointe Estates , like three houses down my house in Lake Pointe Estates , there's a couple of houses with basketball courts with, of a specific color of orange.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That specific color is the marker. It's not any basketball color. It has to be that color. Also pools like the pools on the backyards, pools of a specific size with a specific shape have a meaning. And the, they could mean different things depending on the size of the pool, the shapes of the corners of the pool, and the orientation of the [00:36:00] pool.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's like an arrow. Sometimes it means, it points to a specific thing. And this, all these things are detectable because again, like the weakness of this is the fact that it's something that was made to be repeatable , in a repeatable fashion. And that is a weakness because it means that it can be detected.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For example, let me give you an example. And this is documented in the website, in the case of the pools. Tracking, like having the Geo Index. And knowing the what are the paramilitary scores? If I wanted to, demolish this network from the leafs, like from the ground up, I would start looking... because the pools are a market of prominence often.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Notable example of this is an Angel Vargas , right after they successfully stole KOL Health from me. Then he got this pool deployed in his backyard with a specific shape that matches other pools with a specific orientation. So that's how I know that he got promoted because of the timing of building that pool and how it correlated with important events that happened related to intellectual property [00:37:00] theft that was the marker of the promotion.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Angel Vargas from ConocoPhillips the husband of Maria Alejandra Vargas DaCosta, I think is the name Angel Vargas D'Acosta. Anyhow, if I wanted to demolish this right from the ground up, I would look for properties marked in the geo index with high paramilitary scores that have one of these pools.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I would track the makers of the pool, like which were the companies that built the pools, because those companies must have the blueprints for these, all these standardized pools that they deploy as markers. And once I get the blueprints, it's game over because then I could find all the pools in the world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or at least in the country, or at least in Texas. So the fact that, what I'm trying to say, I'm just making the example of the pool, but the fact that the technique of creating the marker is repeatable, is a tremendous weakness because it can lead to detection at a massive scale.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Detection and categorization really of all the individual agents and [00:38:00] categorization is important because, they may have 2% of the world population working for them in one way or another. If you think about that it's millions of people. You cannot interview millions of people.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if you can identify the prominent ones then the problem, the scope of the investigation gets reduced tremendously. And that's a problem that you could tackle. That reduced scale. So those are examples. Of markers. So I have some, there's a marker in, it is not universal, but in this area, the houses that have this white roof. It's a marker. Okay. And this house particularly is a super important house and the system believes that it's directly connected to Vladimir Padrino Lopez, a Yacht and a judge in Florida.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this house has also a name marker on the street name that it's Imperial . You see the street name is Imperial Point Drive . Lemme see if I can find the actual,

Reinaldo Aguiar: yeah. So this is the address of that house. 2148 Imperial [00:39:00] Point Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 3 3 3 0 8. This is a very important house for this network in the US. One of the most important properties, it could tie this directly to Vladimir Padrino Lopez, maybe even DIOSDADO CABELLO.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All I'm saying is from the pipeline. This is not, these are not guesses. All these coming from that analysis at this massive scale that I'm describing now, also tied to that house, there's another property, this one 550 John King Road, Crestview, Florida 32539, and that property is this one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can see the, in this one, this roof painted orange. The, this house has, this property has super high paramilitary score. It's very close to what the system believe is a paramilitary compound near the border of Alabama and Florida. If I recall correctly, let me somehow out to say yes. Yes, it's in Florida, but near the border with Alabama.[00:40:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And the marker here, the prominence besides the score the paramilitary score is the, this roof painted orange. Okay? That's a marker. And you see the also has the John, this John in the, and this, both of these, John is a marker. And I'll show you another example of this John in the minute .

Reinaldo Aguiar: And KING is also another type of marker of prominence. So this but anyway, and it ends in zero, which is tied to the financial channel. In any way, look the street address is so short and it's encoding so much prominence information in it combined with the SAT imagery. This another principle in in, in distributed systems.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the scarcity of storage. And when you know when something is short and at the same time encodes a lot of data is because it's very prominent. That's another signal. Yeah, so this is another example. There's another example I wanted to show you. It's about the empty [00:41:00] lots marker. There's a marker that is houses that have an empty lot next to it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That means that person is prominent also serves to help with radio frequency eavesdropping, avoidance, but it's also a market of prominence. And there is an example I have .

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, this one. So thi this is a very interesting illustrative example. So this property here six. Channel six is basically intelligence. Note that the photo of a street view. The street view, they also use it in the same way. They encode things into the images and those things have a meaning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In this case, this image is not, I'm clicking on the house, but the image I get is the image of a wall, okay? And wall like a barrier . It's a marker of that de nodes function and prominence. And the function is usually defensive intelligence , okay? And there's a lot of properties that have [00:42:00] been detected with this type of images in the street view.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's one in Ukraine, which is the highest ranking property in Ukraine in terms of paramilitary score. And it also has the photo of a wall as a street view photo. So what I'm trying to give this example is to say that, the, these, they use a street view photos as a way to transmit information in the way I'm describing by encoding things in the photo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like in this case, the presence of that wall is the encoded information. And the decoded information is that this person is tied to a defensive intelligence role that is critical for this network. And the fact that the address starts with well is only six. So zero six. It tells me that it's a very prominent intelligence officer.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And now on top of that, it has not one, but two. You see there's one here and there's another one here. Two empty lots, exactly next to the house. So it is very [00:43:00] prominent. One lot means prominent, two lots means super prominent. And there are houses that have three lots empty lots next to the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now I have to say, these properties are in Florida. You can see it's it's close to the water. These are ones of the most desirable real estate lots in Florida . But yet, they kept these two lots empty. These lots are worth a lot of money, but they're not building anything on them because they're using them as markers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, another thing I wanted to mention about this property. Specifically look at the pool. Look at where the pool is pointing to. And so imagine that you are in this spot. Let's mark it here. Let's see if I can do this. Okay. Imagine that you're standing exactly on this spot, okay?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that you have right now, you can see in the image there's a roof. But imagine that you can put a device, an electronic device, [00:44:00] transmitting a signal on that roof, okay? Imagine for a second, just for a second, the. Imagine that you want to intercept that and these things that I'm going to mention, I've learned from observation by observing how they were intercepting my traffic for years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have no technical training on this. I may be wrong. Maybe a person that does this for a living actually has a more, a better idea or a better formed idea. But I'm gonna tell what I observed and what I believe, how I believe they do it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's two type of devices. Radiant devices, like a cell phone where the signal is emitted radially, like in a circle in all directions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there's also directional devices like a Starlink terminal, right where the signal is transmitted upwards with an angle and downwards with, a similar angle. So depending on the type of device is the type of intersection they're gonna use. In the case of directional satelital links.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The important points of interception are the true north of the device, the true south, and the true west, and the [00:45:00] true east. So if you, for example, if you put another terminal here in this location, imagine that you put another terminal here in the, in this lot. And imagine that this is a connection.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you managed to put another terminal there with the same Mac address of the original terminal. Could eavesdrop, you could listen to everything that is coming down because you're exactly on the true north. So that's why they put the empty lots, because those empty lots. That's one of the reasons , one is to be markers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the second reason is because those empty lots together. I don't know I could measure this with the, with Google Earth tools to measure distances. But let's assume that this is I don't know, 200 meters more or less. Assume that. So with that distance it will make it harder to intercept the down link unless they have, very sophisticated interception devices, very good antennas and such.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, that's why they deploy the empty lot markers . That that, that tells me that probably the method of communication of this house [00:46:00] is a satellite link because what they, the way they're protecting it is by using the empty lots and they, it has this large street with free transit next to it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So if it was a radial device, which is the second option, like a cell phone, the way they intercept it is by traveling perpendicular at a constant speed relative to the target. And that way they can reverse triangulate or isolate the Mac address. And after they do that, they can just make a clone of that cell phone and get all the traffic that the cell phone is receiving.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Including cookies and all, everything. That's how they steal the cookies from cell phones. So you see the, in that sense, for radial devices, this house is very weak because they could, anybody could drive a car at a constant speed through this street. I think even on both directions.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is two way street. So even on both directions, and they would be able to clone any cell phone in this property. So this property is [00:47:00] very weak for radial interception, but at the same time is very strong against satellite downlink interception. So that tells me that what they're protecting here is a down link. The antenna is probably the roof of the house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Itself, the roof is antenna.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I would guess it's deployed here exactly in this point. Why I say that? Because if you look closely and this, you know why I say that one, have to pay attention. If you put an antenna exactly on this location, I'm gonna put the pin in there so you can see what I mean.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you wanted to place an object on the true north, you can't because the, you have the two empty lots. If you want to place it on the true East. You can't, the image here is like a shadow and you cannot see clearly , but first you have this street over here. So you cannot put anything static in there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The cars are moving , all the time. And then on the other side of the street, what you have is like a park. There's, there's no [00:48:00] buildings in there. It's like literally a park. And of course, this building is controlled by them as well, obviously. But if there was anybody standing here with a device, they would see it with the security cameras they probably have on this building.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the point is that there's no physical structure anywhere. And this just like a landscaped area. Where everything is visible that's what aligns with the true east of this property they're protecting. And if you somehow out, the rest is water. So there's no way really to put anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you look to towards the west that point, that specific point in the house aligns exactly with the street itself. You can put anything on the street because there's a street. And on top of that, they have these cars parked Moscow style, as you can see here, surveilling that nobody parks in there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If somebody parks the system automatically, I imagine automatically stops the transmissions. The same idea that I do with my own radio frequencies eavesdropping avoidance system. If those, if the cameras that are installed in those [00:49:00] vehicles see, detect anything that is foreign to this area, or the probes that are listening for MAC addresses detect a Mac address that is foreign to this area, then they automatically kill, it's a kill switch and they kill all transmissions . So nothing comes to the down link. Exactly the same thing that I'm doing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's interesting that this house is positioned in a way that it aligns perfectly in all directions. If you go to, if you look at the true south, it's the same. This point aligns with the parking lot here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And of course they have the cars parked Moscow style, protecting that parking lot just in case. So there is no way really to deploy a downlink interception device for satellite connections near this property. It's just impossible. And so you see, like by observation, I can tell you that the antenna itself is likely exactly not even this is a big house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It could be 6,000 square feet from what I can see from here. And I can tell you the [00:50:00] device is deployed here and it's probably in the roof of the, it is the roof itself. Anyhow. So that's the technique of the, I was saying all this to give the example of the two prominence markers being the empty lots.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But then I expanded to, to show how you can use these, geo features to work against them, because you can infer what exactly what they're doing by just looking at how they set up the house. And not only that, but also how prominent is the person that is tied to that house. So this person at this specific address, 6 Winona Lane, Sea Ranch Lakes, Florida 33308, is a very prominent person, I can tell you, very important person.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And is tied to an intelligence defensive role as in a war not defensive in an economic sense, no. It's a, in a war or warmaking sense, as we've seen in Ukraine and in other places. Or this agent with the last name Barrier at Lake Pointe Estates, , but in his case, the marker is in the name, his last name is Barrier , as in "a wall".

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's a, it's a [00:51:00] synonym to "wall".

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's not as prominent as this one, of course, he's in the same line of work. Let's put it that way. Okay, so that's about markers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So now with all the context. Let's do the small, the quick postmortem of yesterday. So yesterday, they were panicking really.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was chaos for them, like they were driving erratically. They were like, they weren't sure what to do. They tried different techniques. They followed me tracking me ahead, tracking me from behind, long distance buffers, short distance, like they tried everything. And, more of an observation of mine, their faces.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like their demeanor, if I can say it in a way, was very different. Like they're in a state of panic. And I'm gonna show some examples. So yeah, so let's just start with with with a Dockerhood. So the Dockerhood was this one? It's called Alden Park Kingsland.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's an apartment complex, one of these that they [00:52:00] deploy. All over the place. The address is 18021 Kingsland Boulevard, Houston, Texas 77094. And it's, again, I haven't run this through the pipeline, but I saw a lot of vehicles that, because I trained the models of my system, I know more or less what are the important features.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I saw a lot of features like visually, myself being a human, not a computer. So I think this is a gold mine, like the footage of this complex, you'll find a lot of interesting people in there. So that's one observation. The other thing I want to mention, like if you scroll out, look at the size of the buffer zone of this apartment complex.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Miles. So this is a very important routing point for them. The apartment complex on itself has a paramilitary score of about 1.3 million. And I think you can see that here somewhere. Yeah. So here I have the map. So this is that apartment complex. You see the score is 1.3141 [00:53:00] million.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so this is important because given the size, so to give you, to give a competitive idea. So DIOSDADO CABELLO's home in Caracas is probably five times the size of this. 'cause the size is important because the bigger you can get more points in. His Complex. His Paramilitary complex where he lives, it's probably five times the size of this complex.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In aggregate. And I think it has a total score of like 2.5 million or something like that, if I recall correctly. This is not that far off, and it's a smaller, meaning there's more density in this one. So this is an important place for DIOSDADO CABELLO. Yeah, and the buffer zone confirms that, and you can see by the buffer zone that this is mostly receiving signals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So first of all, this is protected against downlink interception, not necessarily radial interception, because you can pass vehicles over here unless the ones that are protected against radial interception are the ones on the bottom of the complex, like here. Okay, like a [00:54:00] 29.77351 latitude. Those will be protected against that, but not the others.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is mostly for downlink interception protection, and the signals are coming from the north because of the angle and where the buffer zone is positioned. You can tell that it's mostly from the north. So Austin basically, and from the east. Okay. So it's protected on the east side, which means the signal is coming from the west, and this is protected on the south, meaning the signal is coming from the north because of the angles that would be needed.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? Also importantly, note the presence of a Bitcoin Depot ATM feet away from this complex. Because that's how they get paid, the agents in Bitcoin with these ATM so they don't pay taxes unlike the rest of us. Another data point there, if I was law enforcement, I would look for the footage of that Bitcoin Depot ATM, to see who went there to [00:55:00] make deposits and withdraws . And in that line of thinking, I also wanted to suggest if, if anybody ever looks into this and the kidnapping of my son, which is important to me and it's an injustice, really. I would suggest looking whether the lawyer Morgan Hybner had made withdrawals on any of these Bitcoin Depot ATMs in Katy, Texas or in Houston.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know it ocurred to me that maybe maybe they were not that smart and she went to one of those ATMs and those ATMs have cameras and could be subpoenaed. Or the establishments where they deployed because they usually deploy them like in gas stations or, mini markets and things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Which have security cameras and, maybe she went to one of those. So it could be, it could be good for my son.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, so that's the observation about that Dockerhood. Now, yesterday, I also went to another interesting one which is this one, [00:56:00] let me show you. It's called a Spring Lake, Katy , Texas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And this is a small community gated, very small, very exclusive. Not as exclusive as Lake Pointe Estates, but almost. And it's interesting, this I want to like mix a little bit two subjects into this one. This is the area I would think where

Reinaldo Aguiar: How do I frame this?

Reinaldo Aguiar: This might be, and it is not yet. I think that, the world is obviously still enslaved, but if the world ever gets un enslaved, get gets freed from this network, this would have been the praise where that freedom was born. 'Cause this was the place where Penelope Suarez took me running, where they were extracting all this information from me to steal my technologies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is where I started evading the interceptions. The first, the very beginning of the last four years. And this is where [00:57:00] I realized what they were doing and what eventually led to all this. But this is the place where I've noticed, this is the place where I woke up to what was happening, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'll explain that real quickly. So we used to run so let me show you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. So my house is somewhere over here. So I used to meet Penelope here in this corner, which is the street where agent Enrique Morales from the ICE. So the federal agency lives supposedly. He told me that he lives there, I think maybe he doesn't live there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. But it could be a safe house. Not his real house. And he made a comment about being undercover. Maybe that was to explain in case I, I looked for the records or something. I don't know.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, we used to meet here and we used to walk, and his house is this one.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The, of course the one the last one in the row, like in that dead and street protected by [00:58:00] the huge buffer zone. There's, he's protected against downlink interception basically in three out of the four directions of this axis. Because what you, what he has, on the back is just a park and on the east is a park.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And on the north, his house doesn't really align with anything. The true north is empty. And we used to make this route over here. It is like a big circle and then go around the Spring Lakes gated community on this area over here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And we did all this circle, I think it's something like 4 kilometers. And we did that, I don't know, three, four times in a row. And then, they would basically place the agents in key points where they would intercept me. For example, in this bridge. This the, this is a big intercept.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This was a big intersection point. The other one was somewhere around here in this corner. 29.70945. And then they had a few [00:59:00] others. And that's how I noticed I started noticing this, anyhow. This gated community, I have to tell you all the times, and I used to run here five times a week, and it was runs that would take an hour and a half sometimes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And during all those times for years, I never saw anybody on the back of any of those houses. That was another thing that was strange to me. 'cause, those houses were being used to intercept my cell phone as I was passing by. These are some of those houses where you never see the occupants?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Even though I was running for years in that park every day almost I never saw anyone in the backyards of those houses that, are next to the park. So anyhow I managed to go to Spring Lakes yesterday 'cause it's a gated community and if somebody doesn't let you in, you cannot get in.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But yesterday the gate was open, so I came in and I did a round, around the complex. And they started panicking when I did that. So I'm gonna show you some pictures that came from the system. And so first one is this [01:00:00] one. Yeah, so this couple. I have to tell you, at this point, after four or five years of this, I have a very thick skin.

Reinaldo Aguiar: These people don't get under my skin because I'm used to this. And I can manage them, with my eyes closed and with the technology I have. And so I'm saying this because what I wanna say is a very strong statement, and I want to make sure that I convey that it's not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If I'm making this statement, it's because it's really that way. Like these two people were really stalking me yesterday, like there's no other way to put it. This was stalking. This guy was parking on the corners waiting me for me to appear around the corner consistently. And I'm talking about a period of maybe five minutes stops.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He intercepted me like, I don't know, nine in nine different occasions. In two different communities inside of this community and even outside of this community. This is a stalking really at this point. These two people you can see their faces there. Then what he did, just [01:01:00] to make sure I drive that point home once I went out, so I went out on this gate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. I went out on this gate. So when I was here at the gate going out, he was waiting exactly. I. In this corner here, hiding. So the car was hidden on the corner. I could only see the back of the car. And I guess this is another reason why they have two people, because one is driving and the other one is the sporter.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the woman was the sporter in this case. She was looking through the back window to see if I turn left or right or straight right. To then inform the app so they could, send people to follow me on the next leg. That's basically the idea. They split it by legs, but they were waiting, like seeing what decision I made.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What decision I took if I made a left or right as I was exiting the compound here. But what I did [01:02:00] instead is that I did I followed him. Because I anticipated that he was on this dead end street, so he trapped himself in there. So I came on this direction. I used the opportunity that there was a, an Amazon truck.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I got behind the truck so he wouldn't see me that I was approaching because then he could reverse and then just leave in a different direction. So when he saw me, I was already almost here. I don't know, a hundred feet away. And then of course he decided to go straight, although it's an, it's a dead end street.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then he parked the car on this driveway, which I imagine is not his house. It's probably a safe house. But he parked it there as if it was his house, but he did not get out of the car nor open the gate of the garage. He just stayed there. I didn't want to create an incident, so I left, but I took a picture of that situation as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This one. And you can see the license plate is clearly recorded there. It [01:03:00] seems to be I have a better resolution picture, but it seems to be Frank- Golf- Kilo or Zulu 1497. And it's a red Lincoln compact, SUV hatchback. So that's that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Another character that was working with them in combination.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they were marking my location from different sides of the compound. So informing the app so the other one could catch me basically. The other one was this Jeep with license plates, W as in whiskey, B as in Bob, D as in Delta, 5874. And he also was stalking me like at the beginning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He was in one corner of the house, then he moved the truck. And then as I passed by then, he moved the truck again. And then, I went around and then when I reached the corner of that house, which let me show you which house is that?

Reinaldo Aguiar: One second.

Speaker: [01:04:00] Yes. So this is the address of that house where he was waiting to stalk me. 27803 Stonehust Lane, Katy, Texas 77494. Of course we can always, even if I don't have the system, we can go to Fort Bend County property search

Speaker: and we can probably

Speaker: search for that address.

Speaker: Okay. So it's somebody called supposedly right, Assef Eduardo and Rosiris E and they use O'Connor Associates, which is the company that helps them cheat on their property taxes. And this is documentary on the website as well. And if we have any doubts. We can go to spyHELL.org, paramilitary and crypto and look for that address.

Speaker: Yeah. So it has a paramilitary score or crypto payments with a score of two 12,000 at nine meters from [01:05:00] the center of the property. So this is definitely a prominent agent stalking me. I don't have, I don't know what else, you know what else I can offer to show that this person is definitely an agent.

Speaker: So here's the exact point. The point is exactly here. Interesting. This is another roof marker that the system identified before this thing that looks like a fan. It's a thing anyhow. So yeah, so he was stalking me there, right in combination with the other two in the, so they were working together against me, basically, to figure out where I was going. And his face, got also captured. So here's the,

Speaker: yeah, there you can see the guy. So that's the man that was stucking me yesterday with the other two. And this is very telling, like he tried to block the street with the truck. Like you can see how the [01:06:00] truck, he drove the truck. He was going to block me from continuing driving with the truck, which, he's not a police officer.

Speaker: He cannot block the street. But this is how they think. Somebody's not convenient to them. They break the law. In my case, in my house, they pass cars, park cars in front of my house. They do everything they want, but if I do the same, then he was going to block the street.

Speaker: But anyhow, I didn't let him block the street . I maneuvered my truck and he avoided the collision. He, 'cause getting into an accident with me, I think would probably be not a good idea for an agent. Because of many things. The surveillance gear that they have in the car, the software they have in their phones, they don't know if the FBI is watching, they could be arrested.

Speaker: So I think it's probably not a good idea to collide with my car. So he stopped, but he was going to block the street. And then he got out of the truck and tried to stop me manually waving his hand in front of my truck. And all this is recorded in video. So that's that. And also I wanted to mention there is a house on the [01:07:00] back of the community and this house is marked in the index, and I've known about this house for a long time .

Speaker: As soon as I got years, as soon as I got the geo index, I realized but this is an important house and it has the two Flags Marker, which is also documented in the website. Like this. Two Flags positioned in this specific way has a meaning in their system. And, this is how they mark the properties and it's decodable be both via a street view.

Speaker: So there are properties in a street view that have these two flags marker. And also some agents, the intelligence officers I would think know the meaning of this marker. So they could, even without the app, they could go to that house if they need something. I think it would be like a fake police station, like a, like clandestine police station, something like that.

Speaker: It's something kind of official within their network. It could be like a law enforcement. That's the feeling I get from having, scanned hundreds of Dockerhoods here in Katy over the last two years. This could be an official facility within the network [01:08:00] and there is one that is close to my house as well, and here in Valleyside drive.

Speaker: I'll take the opportunity to show you that. So if you go to 26714 Valleyside Drive, Texas. This one if I do this? Yeah. So this house over here.

Speaker: Oh, they replaced the street view four. See, these people are, they're silly. 'cause this just confirms right. That, so in, in this house over here

Speaker: Yeah. You can see the two flags in there. But you see what they did. So they replaced street view photos by a photo of when the house was in construction, like in 2011. These houses were built all in 2011. And like it's the only house. Oh, all. Oh, they replaced all these houses. Look at that.

Speaker: They're silly. Really? So this is a marker there. I could just look for houses that look under construction in the system. I could turn this [01:09:00] into a signal and detect them all. I'll do that. Yeah. So for example, these houses. They're not under construction, but these ones are, it's just silly.

Speaker: Okay. So that's what I wanted to mention about that. But there's another note I want to make, and, sorry, this is taking long, it's just a lot of observations, but I wanted to like, deliver them because otherwise I might forget. So if we go back to Spring Lake,

Speaker: okay. As I mentioned, this is

Speaker: This is a, the park where we used to run. Okay? And this, that, I'm going to say it's an observation that I realized this years ago, but I didn't really understand it. But like a year ago, or when I captured the geo index, I understood.

Speaker: So the dynamic with Penelope Suarez Pirela in this park is that we would meet in the corner of the street where Agent Enrique Morales supposedly lives , and then we would start walking to warm-up our legs.

Speaker: Okay. And we walk sometimes for 20 minutes, 30 minutes, and then we would start running. And then at the end we would walk some more to cool [01:10:00] down. And during these walks, we would have technical talks. Like I would talk to her about things that I was doing with either Calculator Health or with key opinion leaders.

Speaker: And, I would give her updates on the challenges I was facing and with the attacks from Liana Technologies and, how I was countering the attacks or when I was building the servers, the parts I was buying, things like that. And, the reason I did that, I thought I was talking to a friend and I had no idea that I was under this level of surveillance.

Speaker: And I, like I saw her as my friend and she's a very smart woman. I have to say this. I don't know if the comments she made on the technical side of things, she's not an engineer, she's a nurse. By training. But I could explain technical concepts of course, in a way that is not so technical.

Speaker: I wouldn't like use technical jargon, but I would explain the idea behind something like a concept. Okay. What I'm doing with when I say some things about the patterns and things like that, like I try to put it in a language that could be understandable by a wide audience that is not [01:11:00] necessarily super technical.

Speaker: Okay.

Speaker: And she would give me good suggestions. Like she would generally, but I don't know at this point if the suggestions were from her or if she was being directed by, the man that she was paired with on what to tell me. But the suggestions were very good. So I, what I'm trying to say is that I don't know if she was genuily that smart or that could understand these concepts and actually, reply to the ideas I was bouncing off her, or if she was being fed what to tell me.

Speaker: I don't know.

Speaker: But the responses she gave me were pretty good. So , we developed this dynamic in which I would consult, or not consult, but like I would bounce ideas off her because it was useful for me. Anyhow, we would, did, we did this on this course of walking around this circle of this lake, okay?

Speaker: And this went on for years. And of course I understand now that they were listening to everything I said, and then if I was doing something, they would do something to prevent it. That's how they win in business. That's their technology really.

Speaker: [01:12:00] But I'm saying all this because this situation resembles a lot of situation, a situation I saw years, many years prior at Google in California .

Speaker: So when I first joined Google, I was assigned to a manager called Kyle Scholtz , and he had this particular management technique in which he would take engineers out for a walk. And this was his thing, like his job was to take engineers out of the building for walks to talk about technical subjects.

Speaker: What are you doing? What project you're working on? Give me your updates. He would give suggestions. He would, he was, he would say, tell, have you thought of doing it this way? But it was a role strikingly similar to Penelope's role? So I understood this technique of management in a way.

Speaker: What I'm trying to say is that when I was doing these walks with Penelope, I felt like she was my manager in some occasions, like she was my technical manager. Like the role that Kyle Schultz had at the GWS team, the Google Web Server team at Google managing me in 2010, 2011. [01:13:00] I understood that this technique really comes from Pierre Omydiar.

Speaker: Take the engineer to a place where his conversations and phone can be eavesdropped by the Chinese and by the Iranians, and, and the Venezuelans, so we can steal the ideas of the engineer. So this is the way that they, back in the days, right before they took control of Google, because at this point they control Google like a puppet.

Speaker: But back in the days, I guess this is how they started stealing the information from Google. By taking the engineers on walks. And the rationale for doing this was that like it was a more relaxed environment and, to take the conversation out of the business place and to make it more, relatable.

Speaker: There was a rationale behind that management technique that was given to the engineer. It was given to me. But in reality, the true purpose, I think it was to facilitate the eavesdropping, interception by the Chinese using the, and the Iranians and the Venezuelans using the [01:14:00] technologies that they have.

Speaker: And I have to say Kyle Schultz probably after Jeff Dean is probably one of the most dangerous engineers. The damage is already done, but because he controlled GWS , the Google Web server and psychic the thing that suggests the queries when you type on Google search. He made it or he made sure that it was made in a way that it would make network decryption trivial for the criminal network .

Speaker: And I have a lot of data that I can give authorities. But just to give you a a low hanging fruit, there is a type of request in Google GWS codebase that is called Gen 204, GEN 2 0 4. And this request, this is specific, it's like a ping that when you go to Google search or when you use chrome's address bar, it's like a ping that the client sends to the GWS server to signify something.

Speaker: It doesn't matter what, but it's used in different contexts.

Speaker: \Now, this /gen204 request has a property, which is that [01:15:00] the response to the request is empty. Okay. So the request functions by sending information in the request. When the server gets it, asynchronously parses, the information logs it, but then it responds to the browser or to the client with an empty response.

Speaker: And this is the key. This is what makes the interception and the network decryption possible or super easy because the criminal network suppose right that they managed to capture the MAC address or the IP address of the target. Now they have that piece of information, they know the user agent of the client, and now they also know that the response is going to be empty.

Speaker: And because the response is empty, the decryption is trivial. They can trivially find a key, a network SSL key that can decrypt that empty response. And if can if that key can decrypt that, having the question, having the answer, you find the key that key works for other requests as well within that SSL context.

Speaker: So [01:16:00] that's how they do it. And all this was made possible because Kyle Schultz put /gen204 empty response in there. And again, I'm not saying this because only because he was the manager, but because he's marked, there's a lot of signals. And this is documented on the website to the point that I reported him to the IRS as well along with his manager who was Bharat Mediratta , who's also a very prominent agent from India, and Issao from South Asia. .

Speaker: Schultz is not Indian though. If I was to guess, he probably FSB, based on, the way he speaks and his physical characteristics. Okay. So that's the Kyle-Penelope management technique. Okay. Another, now I'm gonna change subjects a little bit and I'm gonna try to speed it up.

Speaker: So an update about, so in yesterday's video I talked about this Iranian Venezuelan joint venture for this market that had this store inside that sold Venezuelan products that my former partner told me [01:17:00] that her friend was the owner of that store. So I inquired, I saw her yesterday and inquired a little bit to learn more about the store and the friend.

Speaker: So she told me the store was called "Mi Querencia". Is it spelled M-I-Q-U-E-R-E-N-C-I-A. And she told me the name of the friend was or is ODALYS. Okay. Now this. It's interesting, and I, again, I cannot draw any conclusions from this, but it could be an implementation of the familiar names pattern. Okay. I say this because in my family, close to my family, there is an individual by the name ADALYS.

Speaker: It's the same name, but with an A instead of an O. So the Levenshtein distance would be one between the two names . Okay. The two names. ADALYS Molina is the sister of Edylberto Molina. And she was, in a relationship with my uncle or is, I don't know, supposedly they broke up last year when things started escalating, [01:18:00] coincidentally, they magically broke up after more than 10 years. But I don't know if that is true or if it was a fabrication. To say that they're not together anymore. But ADALYS was in a was or is on a, in a relationship with my uncle for many years, more than a decade since 2008 .

Speaker: Those days when I was working on the classifieds website. And she's the sister of Edylberto Melina Molina. And the relationship is, or was so close that she moved in with my uncle and my grandmother. So this would be my maternal grandmother. So what I'm saying is the sister Edylberto Molina Molina lived in the same house for more than a decade with with my maternal uncle and my maternal grandmother.

Speaker: So that level of infiltration.

Speaker: The owner of this store, her name apparently was ODALYS the same name, but with an O instead of an A. Okay.

Speaker: So it could be an implementation of the familiar names patterns. And in that case, it would make me lean more towards, this is related to HAROLD, [01:19:00] because if they're implementing the familiar names patterns, it would be because it's targeting me.

Speaker: So I don't see this person. So I'm blind to this. They want to blind me to this observation. So it has to be somebody close to me. So it has to be HAROLD.

Speaker: Anyhow. I looked in the records manually 'cause I have my system here and I found two people with the name ODALYS, with two different spellings.

Speaker: One with I and one with Y. Okay. Both are prominent. Both are agents, both are marked in the index. So one is called ADALIS with I, PONS, P-O-N-S, N as in Nicole, Morales. And it is, has ties to a company called O and F Logistics. And the address is 12050 Big John Street. 7 7 0 3 8.

Speaker: Notably, this has the John marker, the same marker that we saw on the 550. What is it? What was it? The one with [01:20:00] the roof. Five 50 John.

Speaker: No. Oh, this is interesting.

Speaker: Lemme look it up just for completeness. Yeah. 550 John King Road, Crestview, Florida 3 5 3 2 5 3 9. So this one is 12050 Big John Street. 7, 7, 0 3. But it has the market, John, and it's marketing the index. So it could be right, could be that this house is tied to that market.

Speaker: The other one is ODALYS, but with a Y, I think this is, the right is closer to the spelling of the ADALYS Molina.

Speaker: That one is with Y, I believe. 

Speaker: But one, this one is ODALYS DOWNS. D-O-W-N-S. And. The address is 1502 Partnership way, 7 7 4 9 4. Now here, the word partnership in the street name and the fact that I'm investigating a partnership between two supermarkets, I don't know. Seems [01:21:00] Odd.

Speaker: Strange coincidence. Let's call it that way.

Speaker: And this property is near the Houston Community College, I believe. Yes. And it's protected by this park acting as a buffer zone. So you know, it, it could be right, it could be an important property. And it's aligned with the street as well.

Speaker: It's protected by this parking lot. So it could be that it's related to, to, to HAROLD in some capacity. I'm not saying that it's HAROLD, but it could be related. The other thing I wanted to mention about this other one, the Big John Street. It's interesting because it's located in a kind of a, an aggregation of houses that looks a lot like the "Bizarro Valleyside" we talked about yesterday.

Speaker: Look at the buffer zones that it has not as big as Bizarro Valleyside, but it's definitely a well protected location. Okay. And this one seems to be like a storage facility or something like [01:22:00] that. So this could be, there's a yeah, it's a logistics company. Logistics is a big theme for them.

Speaker: So there could one of these two right. There could be something in there , but the fact that the name is ODALYS, made me think that maybe it's related to Harold in some capacity. Okay. Okay. And the last observation I want to give you today is about something in the Form 211. And I have it here.

Speaker: Oh, there, there's one more thing. Let me show you. This could be important if you go to SpyHELL.org. Yeah. So this is SpyHell, and this is the points. So not all the points, it are the top 24 points in terms of a score close to Spring Lakes, Katy, Texas. What I find clear is here is that a lot of points fall in the water.

Speaker: And as I said, I've been running on this park I was running on this park for [01:23:00] years and I never saw anybody or anything in the water, like a boat or a maintenance company. Nothing. So why do they have these points in the water here? It's a small artificial lake. It occurred to me that maybe they have equipment installed in that lake antennas and such.

Speaker: I don't know. As they were doing in Lake Pointe Estates, with a Lake Pro Inc. Company, and this is documented in the website.

Speaker: So they have this company Lake Pointe Estates have artificial lakes as well. And they had this company install equipment the company's Lake Pro Inc. Interception equipment, I believe, in the lake and in the border of the lake, like in the shore.

Speaker: This artificial shore. And I have even a video of how I believe the manufactured antenna, it's like a mixture of cement that they pour in the border and the thing I believe acts as an antenna because they were putting it in a very specific place where my antenna was pointing towards. And it was in a period of time where I mentioned something about a specific [01:24:00] channel that I was going to use and they went and installed that thing.

Speaker: So it occurred to me that maybe, and remember, materials engineering. These people are able to embed antennas into things that you wouldn't think vehicles, school buses, airplanes and, it's materials engineering, really the technology to create these antennas.

Speaker: So it's possible that they have something in the water in there. So I wanted to mention that. And the other thing I wanted to mention is about the Form 211 So I'm gonna go to https://form211.org/ ..

Speaker: It's here. So IL stands for in-laws. Okay. So these are people that are fathers or mothers of agents that were posing as romantic interests. Okay. It doesn't mean that I had a relationship with the lady. In some cases I, I did, like in the case of Ana Codallo, I was engaged to her.

Speaker: Peter Codallo is here. But in some other cases, either, for one reason or another it didn't materialize into a relationship, but they were trying to position that way. Or they did, the effort or and all of them are agents, [01:25:00] most of them tied, all of them tied to Venezuelan intelligence except for the father of Jovan Sharif.

Speaker: And I believe Jovan is really Iranian intelligence. And she was employed as a contractor by Google and that's how they inserted her into my life. So that's one observation I wanted to give. And the other one is about this house, and I'm gonna close with that. There is a house.

Speaker: This person, ALEMAN BARBARITA from 4402 Siegel Street, Houston, Texas 7 7 0 0 9 and 3 2 5 2. And so this is a prominent person. I'm not gonna give much details here because I don't wanna, I'm gonna give anything away, but if law enforcement ever sees these videos, I would recommend strongly looking into this person.

Speaker: It could be something important. I'm gonna close it today with that sorry it was a long, a long [01:26:00] session. And I hope that it's useful. Okay? So thank you so much again, and see you on the next one. Bye. 

20250720: Message to congress
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Reinaldo Aguiar: [00:00:00] To the honorable members of the United States Congress,

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm sending you this message today to sound an alarm of the highest order.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I have uncovered evidence of a vast clandestine network operating on a global scale, perpetrating crimes that undermine the very foundations of our democracy and the security of our nation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is not a matter of partisan politics. It is a matter of national security and the rule of law.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The evidence of this network came into my possession through the discovery of a massive leaked database that details the network's infrastructure and operations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This information, which I have made accessible through a searchable public database, reveals a [00:01:00] meticulously organized conspiracy, committing a breathtaking array of crimes, including but not limited to: large-scale financial fraud, election interference , drug and human trafficking, and systematic money laundering.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This criminal enterprise is powered by three core technologies that allow it to operate in the shadows beyond the reach of traditional law enforcement and regulatory bodies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: First, an unlicensed parallel internet built on a hybrid mesh network of satellite and ground-based nodes operating completely outside of FCC oversight and international agreements.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Secondly, a parallel, cryptocurrency-based financial system that leverages this clandestine [00:02:00] internet to conduct untraceable transactions, evading tax authorities and antitrust regulations.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And third, a network of vehicles that function as a network and civilian surveillance infrastructure. These vehicles encode important information about their function using characters in the license plates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The network's reach is extensive, enmeshing a shocking number of individuals and organizations across a wide spectrum of industries.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The participants in this network are not merely passive accomplices. They are actively working to advance the network's goals.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The evidence points to a sprawling conspiracy with global reach, including entities and individuals with significant influence in technology, [00:03:00] finance, and politics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The following are just a few of the key individuals and entities identified in the leaked database.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Cluster One: this cluster includes prominent figures such as Donald Trump, David Plouffe , Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Travis Kalanick, Pierre Omidyar, and Peter Thiel alongside the company Smartmatic, the Elections Automation Company,

Reinaldo Aguiar: Cluster Two: This cluster is associated with Diosdado Cabello and Jose David Cabello, and includes a wide range of individuals from government and law enforcement, including but not limited to: Greg Abbott, Jerome H. Powell, Philip N. Jefferson, [00:04:00] Lisa DeNell Cook, Michael Barr, Governor Waller, Thomas Barkin , Pam Bondi , Marco Rubio, and Senator Ted Cruz.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Cluster Three: this cluster includes Masoud Pezeshkian, Alex Saab, alongside corporations like eBay, PayPal, Amazon, and Best Buy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Russian entities: this cluster involves figures such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr., And Jeffrey Epstein, and companies like Palantir, Microsoft, Google, and Netflix.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Chinese entities: this cluster includes Jensen Huang and Tim Cook, and major corporations such as Huawei, Apple, Nvidia, [00:05:00] TikTok, Alibaba and Uber.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A more comprehensive list of the thousands of implicated entities can be found in the resources I provided.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The scale of this criminal enterprise and the gravity of its crimes demand an immediate and decisive response. Therefore, I implore you to launch a full scale congressional investigation into this criminal network. We need a modern-day Kefauver Committee with full subpoena power to uncover the truth and hold the guilty accountable.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The future of our republic depends on your willingness to act. We cannot allow a shadow government and a shadow economy to operate with impunity. I [00:06:00] urge you to use the full power of your office to investigate these credible threats to our nation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: For your reference, I have compiled the following resources:

Reinaldo Aguiar: Video testimony: a detailed explanation of how the database was discovered and decoded can be viewed at the web address provided below.

Reinaldo Aguiar: A searchable database: a search engine to access the leaked database directly showing the addresses and associated entities. And this database can be found at: thespybusters.com.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Legal documentation: a copy of the class action lawsuit, Aguiar v. Musk, which provides further details on these allegations.[00:07:00] 

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, IRS form 211 with further information, including a list of flagged entities under the control of foreign powers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I thank you for your time and your attention to this urgent matter.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Sincerely,

Reinaldo Aguiar: Reinaldo Aguiar

Reinaldo Aguiar: July 20, 2025

Reinaldo Aguiar: 26714 Valleyside Drive, Katy, Texas 77494.


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Counterintelligence Chronicles: A Father's Day Revelation
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Reinaldo Aguiar: Hi, good morning. Today is June 15th, 2025, and it's 10:23 AM Central Time, U.S. First of all, Happy Father's Day to all the fathers out there. I hope you get to spend time with your children and enjoy Father's Day. So today, I wanted to do kind of a special session.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It has two components: one that is hyperlocal and a component that is more of a global scope. And I'm probably going to split the two components into two different parts. To begin, I would like to give a quick intro of something that the pipeline picked up. It could be something significant, and I've been thinking about whether to mention it or not. Either way, it could have pros and cons. So, in the end, I leaned towards mentioning it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'll say it. In the last two runs of the pipeline—so the last few days, the last week, because I think I've done two runs in a week—the pipeline picked up a series of potential agents that are very strange. Meaning that they don't get—and I'm sorry if I'm thinking about what to say, it's just that I don't want to give away crucial pieces of the technology, obviously.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm trying to see how I frame it. And this demo is not scripted. So basically, let's put it this way. The system, the SpyHELL pipeline, picks up this small set of agents. It's a small set of agents. The confidence that they're not regular people—that they're intelligence officers—is very high, saturated.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The scores are all saturated, but they don't get tagged with any of the usual intelligence services tags that the system handles, like FSB or SEBIN, the Venezuelan intelligence, or the Cuban intelligence. They don't get classified by the system as any of these intelligence services.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So of course, I'm in this alone, and I have to consider what the possibilities are. What are the possible explanations of this, right? So of course, it could be real law enforcement, that somehow one of these videos got to them, got their attention, and somebody's looking, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It could be, and I hope that's the case. But it also could be that it's another third-party actor joining in Katy, TX, right? Seeing what they can get, right? And that could be dangerous for national security. And of course, I can't guess because the pipeline doesn't classify them as anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It is a set of agents that I'm pretty sure are agents, but I don't know where they're from. So that's kind of concerning, right? Because it could be a third-party actor. And recently, I posted a video in which I proposed—I think it was on Friday night, Friday the 13th—I proposed a precision experiment using a conflict that was already ongoing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like data from that conflict could be used to verify the precision of the system or to measure or estimate it. So it could be related to that. But the curious thing is that, so yesterday, when I ran the videos that I hadn't processed... yeah, that could be right. Because in the morning, when I went to the other house—because my system, I run it on the cloud—when I did the run yesterday morning, there were more agents that fell into this category than there were before Friday. So that could be the case. I don't know. I really don't, and I don't think it's healthy to speculate on these kinds of things, but it's possible.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's what I thought I should mention because if that's the case, I should mention it. It could be a national security threat in the form of, obviously, there is technology at play, right? In this counterintelligence technology that I've developed, that could be stolen, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Could be, yeah. Could be stolen, or they could do something to me to prevent the technology from getting to the good guys. So anyhow, I thought I should mention that. So there's obviously a change in the conditions in the environment. That's what I'm trying to say.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I also see that the conditions are changing, not only because of that observation of this set of agents that are unclassifiable—basically mysterious agents I call them—not only because of that, but also because I'm seeing via technology and observations that the countermeasures of the "East," as I call them—the PayPal Mafia—are changing as well, dramatically in the last few days.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that, of course, requires me to also adjust my behavior in a way, right? And adjust my measures and my actions. So that's why I—so I'm saying all this to say that I'm probably going to make some adjustments, and this video is part of that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let's talk a little bit about the change in conditions that I'm seeing. So one thing that I saw, and this is purely observational, is that on the 13th, on June 13th, Friday—and I know the date because this was noted in the notice—but basically somebody came to my house at Lake Pointe Estates, Britton Ridge Drive. The person trespassed the property lines again.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like at this point, they are just ignoring that, obviously, right? All these private couriers that they sent to my home to harass me in a way, right? So this is what the person did. I'm just mentioning this because it could be important. So the person trespassed and left a lot of these little notices saying, "You missed the package."

Reinaldo Aguiar: But what's interesting is where the person left them. Usually, these people leave one notice right on the door or a window or something, right? My house is kind of locked; I have a lock on the gate, so nobody can really get to the door. There's a buffer zone between this gate and the door.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like it's about 30 feet. They left one note there. They left one note on my car, on the window of a car that I have, the Tesla, the Tesla that I have banned from the garage. So I have it parked outside. They left a note on the car, on the window. They also left a note on the garage door, and interestingly, they left a note on top of the camera.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So one of the security cameras that I use to avoid radiofrequency eavesdropping, they put a note on top of the camera, blocking the lens of the camera. And so basically, if you look at the map—and I'm not going to do that to save time—but if you look at the map, they basically left notes on the entire perimeter of the front yard.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And yeah, this is interesting to me. It's overkill for this, right? So I think what they're really doing is that they're scanning to see where the bugs that I have discovered and gathered are stored. I think they want to locate the bugs. I don't know if they plan to break in to steal the bugs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. This is evidence, right? Like I have a lot of evidence. And they don't know if the bugs are in that house or in this house, right? So they're trying to locate where the bugs are. I think they're trying to recover them. That's my theory. Of course, I can't prove it, but it seems odd to me that they did all this, leaving all these notes. Like basically, they wanted an excuse for the person to walk around the house to measure things, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: With a phone or with some kind of electronic device. So that's what I think. But of course, I wasn't home. I was at this other house. So I didn't get the package that they sent me, right? So I went to the house yesterday to do some things that I needed to do in that house.

Reinaldo Aguiar: As I was doing that, I was using the "clone plus relay" system that I invented. This is described in the Counterintelligence Journal at www.spyhell.org, what that means, but it is a technology I created that basically makes the radiofrequency eavesdropping that they do on cell phones impossible, right? And I think they're dying to know how it works. So anyhow, yesterday I was at the home, at that house in Lake Pointe Estates, and I was using that system, and a person immediately came, another one of these private couriers that they use to harass their targets. And the person basically did a combination of all the harassment things that they've done with these couriers before. Like the person trespassed, banged on the windows and the doors.

Reinaldo Aguiar: In the same way that the woman that I believe is the wife of Philip Denning or somebody related to Philip Denning did. And there's a video on YouTube that I posted about that incident. So basically, they combined like all the harassment techniques at the same time. And so I came out, right? And the person was there supposedly to serve me with legal documents, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, I get the documents, and I read them. It's basically a lawsuit from the same attorneys that they hired when, you know, Phil Denning sent the "Kroger pharmacy man" to my house to harass me and potentially harm me. So those same attorneys, let me share my screen for one second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That would be...

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. So they left one of these notices on my car. This is the other notice. And this is the, yeah, so Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey, PC. Hard name, right? Like, hard to remember name, maybe by design. This is what I said. This is one of the changes in conditions that I see.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, they served me with these papers, and if you can see here, right? On the prayers, on point number four, they're asking for civil damages for the amount of $3,000. And I'm very respectful of money in the sense that I know that $3,000 is a lot of money, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: In reality, in the real world, and for a lot of people. But this is nothing to them. So I really see this as backpedaling. What they're doing here, I think, is that something happened, right? And they decided that they have to backpedal. So what they did is that they created this lawsuit that looks like a regular HOA lawsuit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that when this goes to trial and I claim that they're harassing me with this law firm, they'll want to say, "No, this is a real, regular $3,000 lawsuit. This is nothing, right? This is not harassment. And this has nothing to do with the Kroger pharmacy man. And you're just imagining those things." And this is important because, remember, the Kroger pharmacy man was co-clustered by the pipeline, by the SpyHELL pipeline, with Robert Mueller, who lives 200 feet away from our house and is a former FBI director,

Reinaldo Aguiar: former CIA director, and he was also the head of an investigative inquiry on foreign intelligence related to Russia. So I think they're desperately trying to make this lawsuit look organic, and I think that's what this is. But I'm bringing it up, and this, to me, this is noise.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why I only scanned the last page. I didn't scan the whole thing. This is just noise. But it's interesting because there are a few things that can be seen here, and I'm just gonna mention them quickly in case law enforcement looks at this. One is that the affidavit of the person filing the lawsuit was signed and dated May 27th. So more than, I don't know, 18 days ago. And the timing here could be telling, right? So the question is, I will have to look back at my records and try to figure out what happened around May 27th that made them think that they might have to backpedal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like something happened, right? And they thought, "Maybe we'll have to drop this lawsuit at some point," or to make it look organic. They can't drop it because if they drop it, then they're saying, "Yes, you were right." So they have to make it look organic. That's the only option.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But something must have happened around May 27th that made them take that step. But now they took the step, they signed the affidavit and they filed the thing and all that, but they didn't really serve me until yesterday. Until, sorry, yes, yesterday. But they tried on the 13th, on Friday.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that tells me that something happened on Friday that made them say, "Yes, we have to take this route. Definitely." So what happened on Friday was two things. One, I posted the video about—I posted a couple of interesting videos on Friday, right? Naming Diosdado Cabello, the lawsuit, and everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other was the video where I proposed a precision experiment using the already ongoing conflict in Israel, Iran, and those places. So it could be related to that, right? It could be related that they're seeing that this is likely to escalate to other areas that they don't control, like public opinion, and now they're backpedaling. But I would also say—and I'm sure there's no need for me to say this, I'm sure law enforcement agencies would probably do this a hundred times better—but it's easy to demonstrate that this is not organic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: All I would have to do is look at previous lawsuits involving Roberts, Markel Weinberg Butler, Hailey PC, and look for how many lawsuits there have been in the last year for an amount of $3,000 or between $3,000 and $5,000. I bet you there are none. I haven't done the exercise, but I bet you there are not many, if there are any.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason is because this is a law firm that does business with governments, like the Chinese government and the Venezuelan government. The partners of this firm, for $3,000, they don't get up in the morning. For $3,000. And filing this lawsuit to recover $3,000.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So what if the lawsuit itself is for $3,000? How much are the attorney's fees for this? It's just obvious that this is not organic. Anyhow, so that's one of the things that tells me that the dynamics are changing dramatically. On their side, they're changing their tactics and they're changing their actions and they're adjusting. And I think they're foreseeing a situation that is going to be difficult.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it feels more like crisis management to me at this point, what they're doing, than a real battle. It's just that they're managing a crisis at this point. So that's that. So now that we're talking about these attorneys, I have to say, I sent them an aiding and abetting notice, and I CC'd AG Ken Paxton on it, the Attorney General of Texas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And yes. And this is in my Google Drive, if anyone were to ever look at this. Oh, and this is interesting. This is a letter in which I was claiming prisoner-of-war status with the embassies of the presidents that are orchestrating all this, and I sent this even to the United Nations, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine they blocked it with the "gatekeeper algorithm," right? The same thing they do with the clerks and all that. I'm sure they managed to block it at the United Nations. But I mention it, right? Because if law enforcement ever looks at this, yeah, I'm guessing, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It doesn't matter if they blocked it at the gatekeeper. I imagine that real law enforcement wouldn't let the bad guys win, right, by blocking and obstructing justice. So I'm hoping that I do get that status. Okay. Yeah, the other thing I wanted to mention... yeah, so maybe this is a good segue to—well, but basically, to kind of drive that point home. There's a change in conditions that the pipeline is picking up about the environment, and there's a change in conditions that the pipeline and I, observationally, are both picking up about how they're behaving, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And how they're acting. And the other change that the pipeline picked up—and this might be important—is that in the last two times that I've gone out, they seem to have switched the agents. Meaning, it's like they've completely swapped agents. Before, when I—every time I went out, they would have, say, 80 to 150 agents following me per hour.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Wherever I drove or wherever I went. And those agents are mostly Venezuelans from SEBIN, the Venezuelan intelligence services, I think. The rest were Chinese and some Iranians, Arabic people, some Indians, Russians of course, Chinese, and Cubans. But in the last few days, they've changed the demographics completely. Like they switched all the agents, and now it's all Caucasian personnel, like very white people, and mostly African Americans. And I think the proportion... the pipeline's filters on this are not very good because, for example, when somebody's white, you can only tell that they're Caucasian, but you cannot really tell if they're European or... so the precision is not very good.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the split is about something like 70% Caucasian and 30% African American. That's the proportions that they're using the last two times I've gone out. And it's interesting, right? Because it's such a dramatic switch from the demographics they were using before, which was like 80% Venezuelan, to this, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's like I know the town hasn't changed, it's just the agents that they have following me changed, right? But if you look from the perspective of the system, it looks like this is a completely different town, right? Like the demographics are completely different. So it's impressive that they have that kind of coordination, but also silly, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Because it just makes it more obvious. So that's the other changing condition that could be interesting. This is a good segue to talk about my motivation for doing all this, for documenting these things, and for creating these YouTube channels and making these explainer videos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it's important that I state what my goal is. My goal is simple. All I'm trying to do is apply all my expertise in software development and the things that I've observed and package them in a way that creates a product, right? And this product is intended to reduce the investigative timeline for the real authorities, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's my hope, my aspirational goal. I don't know if authorities will look at this and say, "Yes, this is valuable, we'll use it." Or if they would look at it and say, "We have our own process. We don't wanna look at this," right? And discard it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But I have to try. I have to try doing it. But that's my goal. My goal is not revenge or personal grievances or anything like that. My goal is to help authorities do what they will probably have to do, but do it in a shorter period of time than if they did it from scratch.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the reason I'm doing this is because these people have held the world hostage for 25-plus years. And, I know how investigations work. I follow the news, and something of this scale could take years to investigate and to prosecute. So that means that these people will keep holding the world hostage for another five years, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And if you think about the time span of a human life, the adult life of a human being these days, right? Could be what? 50 years? From the time you're 18 to the time you die, it could be 60 or 70 years. If they're going to take 30, right, in total, end-to-end, holding the world hostage, I think that is a tremendous waste of human life and energy, right? So my goal is to reduce that. So when authorities someday look into all this, they can pick up from where I am right now and do this in a shorter period of time than they would if they had to start from zero, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's my goal. So with that goal in mind, from the first day I started documenting this at the recommendation of Nelson Lara, ironically, right? He was the person who recommended me to document everything. But the moment he recommended that, 'cause I saw him as a mentor, ironically as well, I followed his advice to the letter, and I started documenting everything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, but from that moment, I started doing it with an attention to detail and always thinking, how could I do this so when a real investigator comes in and gets this, they can first understand what it is and secondly, parse the information and process it very quickly. All the steps I took in the documentation side of things were aimed at that goal from day zero, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I want to do a quick walkthrough of some important links that will probably help investigators parse things more quickly. So I put some of the more important links in the channel where I'm going to post this video, which is @RapidFireTipsForLawEnforcement.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's important to mention. So I have three channels in reality. One is called SpyHELL Official, and then Rapid Fire Tips for Law Enforcement. And then I have the KOL-Mobile Raw channel. I'll explain why I have three channels, right? It's not that I want to become a YouTuber or anything like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's because I recognize that as I try to communicate all this information that I've gathered, I have different audiences with different capabilities in terms of parsing this information, with different backgrounds, with different demographics. And the split and the distribution of those demographics are very different.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so I realize I have three audiences basically. So one audience I think is going to be law enforcement and journalists and people that work in the judiciary systems: real judges, real clerks, real paralegals, and real attorneys, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Not the ones controlled by the network, but like the real ones. That's one audience. And that's why I created Rapid Fire Tips for Law Enforcement to cater to that audience. I also have a second audience, which are citizens, right? And I put the first audience, law enforcement, as a group, because I think those are the—that's the demographic, the set of people that can make a difference, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: They have—because if you think about it, like law enforcement and really the use of power, like the use of coercive power in society, is a monopoly held by governments, right? So the only group of people that can really do anything about this is law enforcement 'cause they have the monopoly on the use of force.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I put them first. Not because they're more important than the group of citizens, my second audience. So these are regular citizens of different countries that are being damaged or enslaved even by this network. And for them, I created a series of videos that are more like cinematic videos; they're like movie trailers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But each video explains a key concept of this network. And my hope is that this makes the content easier to consume by this demographic and also more shareable, so they can communicate with each other and share with each other all this information, right? Which I think at the end is the only way to defeat this: with numbers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: 'Cause they control 2% of the world's population. The only way to defeat this network is to bring awareness of this to the other 98%. In that scenario, even if they control 2% of the population, they can't fight the other 98% of the population. So this is also a key component of this battle: awareness among citizens of the free world and also the enslaved world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And my third audience is the agents. I realized a long time ago (and that's why I do the "data bombs" and all that) that one of the key pieces of the technology that they have is that they produce impunity; they give the agents impunity to commit crimes. And because they act, they're acting as a group and their faces are not visible because they're driving around in these cars with tinted windows and they're using these safe houses that have special blinds that don't let the light go in and you cannot see inside, and you never see their face.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So there's anonymity, right? So it is the combination of anonymity and impunity what they offer to the agents so they feel comfortable committing the crimes. But the minute the agents perceive that there's liability, that they could be personally liable... If we return the liability to the individual, then the dynamic changes. Then they don't feel that comfortable committing crimes. And I've seen this thousands of times, right? So because of that, I created this third channel, which is called KOL-Mobile Raw. Sorry, sometimes I say "KOL-Mobile," sometimes I say "KOL," K-O-L, Mobile. And it's one of those English-is-my-second-language kind of things.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But so these are videos that I'm posting that are raw videos from the KOL-Mobile. And this is a photo of the KOL-Mobile, version three. This is the one I'm driving right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I took some creative liberties with a sticker that says SpyHELL.org. I haven't installed that sticker yet. I haven't bought it yet. Instead of it, I have a magnetic decal, but the car is exactly the same as the car I'm driving. And the basic idea is that it's equipped with 4K-resolution cameras.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how I get the video feeds that the SpyHELL pipeline processes to detect, to feed the behavioral models and facial recognition models and all that. And of course, I joined those feeds with spectrometer readings and with GPS coordinates, with the precise coordinates where the still was taken.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And those are the inputs to the system, plus the geo-index that I captured from Elon Musk. So it's a nuclear bomb on wheels. And it's actually armored. If they shoot at me, if they try to shoot at me, the vehicle has a very high—I'm not gonna say which degree of armoring it has, but it has a very high degree of armoring.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It can sustain a lot of gunfire. So that's what I'm driving. So those videos, I'm posting them on this channel raw, unprocessed, and uncut so law enforcement can get them quickly. And I try to post them on the same day that they're taken. I started doing this like a week ago, so there are not many yet, but there will be more.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also agents can see that their faces are captured, right? Like you can see this one on the upper left corner, like the face is visible, right? And the plates and everything. And where the... like this, the Earthcare Management "data bomb" incident. Yeah. And so this is my other audience, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The agents themselves, so they understand that if you commit these crimes, there's now technology to catch you. And these are serious crimes. It's not crimes against Reinaldo Aguiar. And that's another thing I would like them to understand is that they're not committing a crime against me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're committing a crime against the country. It is a crime against the country to spy for a foreign nation. And they may think that they're committing the crime against me, but I don't matter in this, right? It's the country that matters. And that's what they don't seem to get, that they're really committing a crime against the nation, which of course has severe penalties, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: More than if the crime was against me. So this is my other audience. So anyhow, I compiled all this information right in these channels and in other places, but in the main channel, which I call the main channel, which is Rapid Fire Tips for Law Enforcement, I put important links in this section where it says, lemme see.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Where it says "13 more links." So if you open this, first, the first link is the link to the other channel intended for citizens that I described before. The second link is this one over here, I think. I will—I'll open it. I'll open it in another window. If you click on that second link that says "Investigative Archive," it's going to take you to this other window

Reinaldo Aguiar: that is basically the archive, the investigative archive. Okay. So I want to spend a little bit of time looking at how the archive is structured. Okay. The main archive itself is in this folder that is called "notable-posts." Okay. And for the folder itself, I have a sorting system.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is what I was describing before, that I cataloged all this information in a way that it's very easy to parse and to understand the hierarchy of the importance of the documents and the media that is stored in this archive. So if you sort by name, the format is basically every folder is prefixed with a three- or two-digit number.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then there are two underscores, and then there's a title where the spaces have been replaced by dashes. Okay. So the idea is that we're able to sort the folders lexicographically, and the folders that come first, if you sort them lexicographically from A to Z, are more important.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's achieved by the prefix. These folders that have the three-digit prefix are more important to the world. And this is important to say: the criterion of importance that I'm applying here is not importance to Reinaldo Aguiar. What is important to me doesn't matter. The criteria here is what is important to the free world

Reinaldo Aguiar: and to the enslaved countries. That's the criteria. So there are these folders that have three digits that are—like maybe 10 of them are very important, right? So these things talk about things like the shadow government or the Wuhan Institute of Virology, or legal communications, or things like that. Within legal communications, and it is important, there is a folder that contains all the Forms 211 and the Freedom of Information requests that I filed and some letters that I've sent to different entities, the Congress, attorney generals, things like that when I requested POW status. But let's concentrate on the Forms 211.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So here are the Forms 211 that were sent, all of them, and you could sort them by the date they were sent. Oh no, this is when I copied them to this folder, sorry, but you can extract that metadata from the file. Anyhow, every file has a hash number, which is an FBI hash that I created to make sure that they didn't tamper with the forms.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I'll explain to the FBI if I ever get to meet with them how the hash works. But I'm saying all this because all these Forms 211 that are here, if you download them, these are forms that were sent to the IRS, and some of them I copied to the FBI as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like the most important one, like the master one, for example, I sent it to the FBI. But all these are forms, and in each form, there are many entities being reported. Some forms contain 10 entities. Some forms contain 50,000 entities. There are a lot of entities here, probably more than a million entities being reported to the IRS, all in all.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And to give an—I have some models that I run, that I created, to estimate what is the seizable amount of assets concentrated in this. And of course, like how I define a "seizable asset" is really a very loose concept. And I'm not an investigative agency or—I have no way to decide what is seizable and what is not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's just a model. It's just a predictive model. But to give an idea of the scale of this, my models believe that the amount of seizable assets contained only in these forms—there are entities that I haven't reported yet, but only in these forms, and these are only entities that have seizable assets in the US, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So only within that very constrained scope, my models believe that the amount of seizable assets are about $6.85 trillion—with a "T" as in "Tango"—dollars. Okay? That's more or less the scale of what's seizable, according to my models. Could be wrong. Maybe it's more, maybe it's less, but it's in the trillions of dollars, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now, all the forms are here. I mention this because, remember, when I sent these forms—many of them, not all of them, but many of them—it was during a time where I was imprisoned. There's no way to put it. I was imprisoned in Lake Pointe Estates because I knew that if I stepped a foot outside my house, they would harm me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the way I was sending the forms is that I would ask my former partner, Gloria, to take them to the USPS office and send them via registered mail. Okay. And then she would come back, and she would give me the receipt, and I have all the receipts and all the FBI hash numbers that I put on the envelopes.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's the way I was sending them. I'm mentioning this because it's obvious to me at this point that they use this pattern where they block the enforcement of the law or justice by blocking things at the receipt point, at the gatekeeper. Like the same thing they did with the clerk, or they did with the... so it occurred to me that maybe somehow they stopped those forms from going out or from being actually processed at the IRS. So I'm mentioning this because if that's the case, I implore the authorities: please take them from this archive and process them. We should not let them use their techniques of blocking and obstructing justice to win, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: To avoid the seizure of their assets. And that would be allowing them to win. So I invite agencies to that. If they did that, you can always get all the forms from this folder. That's why I'm mentioning this. Okay. But going back, so if you go to "notable-posts"... so that's basically the sorting criteria with the numbers, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then the rest of the folders are sorted by—at the top, they're like people who could hold key pieces of proof, are placed at the top. Like for example, Sergey Brin from Google, right? He is placed at the top. And then we have groups of people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like this, the "Presidents' Club," the "Celebrities' Club." I'm yet to make a video about the celebrities. Now there's a group of very important celebrities that move masses that are part of this network. Their houses and properties are marked in the index. And if you click on this, you will see some prominent ones, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Shakira, for example, or Messi, the soccer player, B.J. Novak. There are many. Kid Rock. Anyhow. So in the sorting criteria, you will see—talking about the sorting criteria, you will see that after prominent people or organizations that could hold key pieces of evidence or could become key pieces of evidence,

Reinaldo Aguiar: then you will see groups of people. And then after that, you will see things related to industries like energy or... like entire conglomerates of companies, organizations like banking and investment, energy, royal families, immigration, medical topics.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. So these are more like conglomerates or groups of organizations, I would put it that way. And then you will see things that are more related to things like crypto, insurance, mortgages, things like that. And then you will see some things about technology that they use and some projects that I've done.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And, but the interesting thing is when you get to number 20, more or less, then you see countries, right? So these are things that are specific to countries like Canada, the European Union, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan. I put ProtonVPN as a country because the amount of espionage they're doing right using ProtonVPN is so vast and so widespread that it earned a placement as a country, basically.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So after you get past the countries, then you start seeing companies, at number 50 and up, right? So these are prominent companies that are under the control of this network. And again, the lower the number in the prefix, the more important the company is to the network and for the free world and the enslaved world to handle those companies or manage those companies. And when you get to about number 60, then you start seeing prominent agents: the Phil Dennings, the Damon Sachs, the Eckharts, Scott Weinstein, people like that, that are prominent, the "Kilpatricks," right? You'll see those.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then when you get to the numbers eighties and such, then you see individual agents that maybe are not that important to the free world, in terms of bringing these agents to justice, wouldn't really make a big difference to the free world, right? Or to the enslaved world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But they're important, and that's why they're in the archive, because they were used to personally attack me or steal information from me or surveil me. And they could become, if they're flipped or if they cooperate with authorities, they could hold tremendous probationary value for the prosecutors that I'm hoping will someday work on this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why they're in the archive, and that's why they're not higher up on the numerical scale. Meaning they don't have a low number because they were important to me, but not to the world. So I guess this shows that I'm being consistent with my methodology here. And of course, the lower the number prefixing the name of the agent, the more important the agent is.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So there's 386 folders are split this way. And in each folder, there are PDF documents, photos, and things like that. And inside each folder, there could be other subfolders, and they're sorted with the same criteria. Folders prefixed with a lower number means that they're more important regarding that agent or that company or that organization.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is how the archive works. As I said before, my goal in doing all this and putting all this thought and engineering really into this is to shorten the investigative timeline for investigators as much as possible, right? So justice can be served because delaying justice for all these people—not for Reinaldo Aguiar, but for the thousands of people they're targeting—and they've killed millions of people. Delaying justice for all the people they've targeted is just another form of abuse, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: My call to authorities is that, I guess what I'm trying to say is I hope that justice comes, and not only comes, but comes quickly for all of us. So that's that. So I'm going to switch now to my other window.

Reinaldo Aguiar: We were talking about the links. Okay. So we talked about the Citizens Channel, which is @SpyHELLOfficial, the investigative archive, and this one that holds the evidence, which are the journal entries that I've been writing. And it has a lot of interesting links at the top. Again, the links are sorted in a way that the most important links are placed at the top, and the less important links are at the bottom. This RICO notice is important. This is a notice that I sent to them, to many, all these people, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: The ones that I had the emails, I sent them using the court system. This is one that I was using for the experiments I described in my previous video. On page 32, I think, 31 is where the actual notice actually starts. The first 30 pages are the names of the people being served with the notice.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So when I sent it, the envelope didn't get filed. That's the word that I was looking for in the previous demo. It was submitted, reviewed. But it didn't get filed. But the notices did go out because the company, Tyler Technologies, confirmed to me that Phil Denning got his notice. And some other people got their notices.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So the notices via email did get out. So they did get them. But the clerk did not really file it with the court, in the legal record, the notices. Anyhow, here's the notice. Basically, I did this very systematically, right? So I approached the notice, writing it myself, acting pro se. Basically, I was very straightforward about the gravity of the crimes that the network is committing.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I approached this as giving information to the agents of what they could be getting mixed up in by this network, without them even knowing maybe. And then I created this, I gave them this table stating the actual paragraphs in the law, in the penal code, federal and Texas, and giving them an idea of what is the penalty for each count.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So they have an idea; some of them carry life sentences, could carry life sentences. So they get an idea of the gravity of the legal situation. And then I also made a call to action.

Reinaldo Aguiar: "If you are in possession of information that is relevant to these crimes of this network—these specific crimes—you are obligated to tell the FBI."

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I gave them a link to all the field offices so they could contact the FBI. My hope is that some of them took action. I don't have a way to measure the conversion rate of this, but if some of them did take action, it could have been a tremendous move towards getting justice for everybody.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I don't know. I hope someday I can know what the conversion rate of that was. And I signed it. And this was sent on or around—I signed it on May 5th, but with the back and forth with the clerk and all that, I think it actually went out like on the 9th or the 10th or something like that of May.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Marcello was already kidnapped at that point. And in fact, that's mentioned in the notice. But anyhow, so this page that talks about evidence, which is linked on the main channel, has all the journal entries, right? Not all. So let me explain that. Before I explain that, I put in this quote, and I do it very intentionally, and I think this is more true now than ever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This was something that was said by Sir Winston Churchill in 1940. Imagine that, 85 years ago. Yeah, 85 years ago. And he said, "Victory at all costs. Victory in spite of all terror.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Victory, however long and hard the road may be, for without victory, there is no survival." This is the reason why I fight. 'Cause I know that if we don't win this, none of us will survive. Like in two generations, we'll all be subjects of the Xi Jinping dynasty. And I'm not exaggerating here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What I wanted to show you is in this part, right? So basically, it has a heading that lists the most prominent members and how they're split by teams. They have teams where basically each of the presidents is teamed up with a billionaire in the U.S. And that's how they—basically the frontman for the president.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's how they structured it. That split is detailed here. And there's this also, if you open this page—and by the way, this page is translated into all these languages, right? I think the Korean link is wrong. I have to fix it, but right now it says 'kr.' I will replace it with 'ko,' which is the correct code.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But anyhow, if you scroll down on this, after the heading, right? So there is a heading, and then after the heading, it gives you the option with this link to switch to all journal entries. So basically, if you click on this, you will see all the entries, without any picking or anything.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there are a lot of entries in here. But by default, I only show you what I picked, what I believe are the most important. But I could be wrong. Like, law enforcement should really check all the—parse all the entries and see. Probably there are things that I thought might be important that maybe are not.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And there are things definitely that I didn't pick up as important, and maybe they are, right? So I encourage law enforcement agencies all over the world to check all the journal entries. And the other thing is that, because this battle evolved over time, right? At the beginning, four years ago, I was working on a website called KeyOpinionLeaders.com, which is the basis of the technology that I'm using to detect these spies.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And so I started posting information on that website, but then at some point I realized this is so big, it went beyond industrial espionage. So then when I created SpyHELL.org, basically after I captured Elon Musk's geo-index and I could see the truth with my own eyes, then I created this other domain.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But if you go to [www.KeyOpinionLeaders.com](https://www.KeyOpinionLeaders.com), there's also a lot of entries there that are not in SpyHELL.org in any of the two modes of reading. So I also recommend—this is an early version, right? Yeah. So there's some entries in these little windows here at the corner. And then if you...

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah. Yeah. So I'll make those available in a more consumable form, but just mentioning that there's also some other information in here. But it was mostly produced before I captured the geo-index or until I captured it just a few days after. That's basically the cutoff for this. Okay. But going back to the links, and then I created this set of videos that are more tailored toward law enforcement.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Videos made with AI so I could scale it and translate them. But I created these playlists that are basically tailored to specific countries. For example, the U.S., UK, and Canada, because they speak English. If you click on this, you will get all the videos in English, and they're sorted in a way that I believe makes sense.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But again, law enforcement may have a different opinion about the relative importance of the videos. And if you click on this, for example, then you will see them in German, in Dutch. And if you click on—let's make an example. Oh, I missed Korean. I have to add it. Yeah. Korean is not here. I'll add it today.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you click on Chinese and China, then you'll see all the videos in Chinese, and the audio is in Chinese as well. So this is a way to disseminate the information globally, really, because this, as I said before, this is a global problem and it requires a global solution.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also here you have the link to the KOL-Mobile channel, which is the one that has the raw videos of the cameras. And then, this link, it's a link to a folder on my personal Google Drive that I created that has two things, right? It has the raw videos for the two channels, but in the "Rapid Fire Tips" folder, you will also find some things that could be probationary, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like for example, if you click on "01_Diosdado_Cabello," then "Kidnappings," and then "Marcelo," you'll see this, right? This is a photo that was sent to me by my former partner. So she basically sent me a photo of my son, Marcello, on Father's Day at the daycare.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they had this thing set up to take pictures, and then she sends me a picture of him with the father's seat, the chair, empty. I don't know. I don't know if it's a meta-message from Diosdado, and if it is, I don't blame her. I know, and I discussed this in another video before.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like she—I have the military registration card for my former partner in the Venezuelan army. I know she's an officer in the Venezuelan army, and officers follow orders. So if Diosdado Cabello, who is really the president and is a military figure in Venezuela, gives the order to send this picture, she has to follow the orders.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I try not to take it personally, but it's hard. I understand. The way I process it is by understanding that she's following orders, so I think the person that should be held responsible is the person giving the orders, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, there's also a note here about the kidnapping attempt at Clear Channel Outdoors. It was a very significant incident, and on that same day—and the videos are on YouTube—and this is the person that attempted to kidnap me, and he was following me, tracking ahead. But anyhow, on that day,

Reinaldo Aguiar: I also visited this pilot's house, Donald W. Delahanty, in Houston. And there's a lot of information, and it is here, but one interesting thing I want to mention verbally is that this pilot works for a company or is a very prominent pilot, a prominent player in a company that also operates private planes for the Venezuelan government.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And one of those planes was already seized by U.S. authorities years ago. And this pilot is marked. The index has surveillance cars parked outside his house, Moscow-style. He has all the points. If you have a checklist of what a spy should have, he has all the items in the checklist.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he has direct ties to the Venezuelan government, right? So he could be probationary in a way, right? He could hold things of probationary value, is what I'm trying to say. So that's why he's also there. And also now that we're here,

Reinaldo Aguiar: let's talk about... Yeah. Persistent agents that I've seen in the last week, right? I'm gonna go through this very quickly. Yeah. So this agent over here, he's been consistently following me at Walmart. And this Walmart, this specific Walmart located—I think the address is... yeah, the address is, yeah, the one on FM 1093 and FM 1463.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This number is wrong; it is FM 1463. He's always tracking me at Walmart, right? On multiple occasions, I think three different occasions. And here you can see his face, right? Oh, sorry. I closed it. My mistake.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. This other one was basically in a holding pattern in the pain relief section of Walmart. And this is another thing that I noticed in terms of changing patterns, right? Before, what they would do is they would have people following me through the store in different, small legs.

Reinaldo Aguiar: What that means is that somebody could be following me, tracking ahead, like walking ahead of me, looking at the MAC address of my phone or visually, and then, to not make it obvious, that person would take a different route when I make a turn. But then another person would be in that area, and then they would be following me, tracking ahead.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that's how they do it, so it's not that obvious. But in the last week, they changed the tactic because obviously the system can pick them up because of the camera, right? And the footage of the camera gets processed by the system. So what they're doing now is that they're stationing agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Statically, right? The agents don't move. For example, that guy with a green T-shirt, he was in that exact spot for 20 minutes. The entire time I was in the store, he was there, and he didn't move until he saw that I was ready to check out. So they're stationing people in these specific areas in the store, and then they don't move, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it's to, say, reduce liability or to create plausible deniability of things, like, "He's not following you, he's just taking a long time to decide what to buy," right? I think that's the idea, but this is very telling as well because the points where they are stationing these static agents are very specific.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's always—I identified, like for—it's always the medications, like the pharmacy section, right? The section where the detergents to wash your clothes are located. They always have one stationary agent there. The food section, of course, where you buy things like cereal or juice or sodas or things that you drink mostly, or sauce for your pasta—pasta sauce.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I guess the idea, like if you want to insert something harmful, it's something that has to be diluted in something that is liquid or almost liquid, like pasta sauce or a soda or juice, orange juice, for example. And there's... yeah, so it's always pharmacy, food, and drinks, especially detergent for your clothes and the candies, because I have to say that's one of my weaknesses.

Reinaldo Aguiar: It was, but I can't eat candy anymore because I know they're gonna try to poison me with the candies. They always have somebody—I like candy a lot. Like, I have a sweet tooth, what can I say? So they know this, right? And now they always have somebody at the candy aisle looking at which candy specifically I'm buying, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: So it's, I see it as a dangerous situation. And so I can't even eat candy anymore. On the good side, I think it's not really a healthy habit, so it's probably a good thing, right? They're doing me a favor and keeping me healthy by doing that, and I'll live longer because of it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So yeah. So those are the areas, and I think that's very telling because the fact that they're stationing the agents—oh, and electronics, of course, in case I buy another card reader or something so they can then break into my car and steal the YubiKey, but anyhow. And this is a funny reference to the YubiKey incident. There is a video posted on YouTube about this. It's not funny, really. They stole something that was important to me, a YubiKey, but what's done is done. They have this agency stationed there, right? So I think this is very telling that they pick these specific sections because that tells us what is important to them: the electronics, to see what they can steal or when they can steal it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also the medications because they do tamper with the medications, as I... the Kroger pharmacy man, right? They're looking for an opening to tamper with my medication. Like for example, if I go and buy a pain reliever, they will know that my back pain came back, and then they will be prepared in a position to switch a pain medication or to do something with a doctor if I go consult a doctor.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then the foods and drinks section because of the microplastics. And the detergents, I don't know. I'll ask my informant. I have an informant in the Venezuelan army. He's pretty good. Maybe he'll tell me. But I imagine they have a way, and maybe my law enforcement contacts or intelligence officers of the free world probably know if there is a way to harm somebody with a detergent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I imagine there is, because otherwise, why are they stationing someone there? I don't know the mechanism, really. I don't know if they... maybe they put asbestos in the detergent. That occurred to me, like maybe putting asbestos into the detergent so you wash your clothes and then you're wearing these clothes contaminated with asbestos all day.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That probably will give you cancer. But I'm guessing law enforcement—I'm not going to speculate, but probably law enforcement will know, right? How could they harm somebody with a detergent? But there seems to be a way, because this is very consistent. There's always somebody like that guy who was following me, tracking ahead in the previous picture; he was in the detergents section, stationed there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And again, I think even if they don't know, right, why they're being stationed there—and this is more a question for a lawyer, I don't know, I'm not a lawyer—but would they be liable for trying to harm me if that's the mechanism they're using or trying to use? And these people, would this guy wearing this green T-shirt, stationed there to see what medication I buy, be legally liable if they harm me with a medication?

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know the answer to that. Okay. So that's that. Oh, and now we have this winner. So, yeah, she—this one is a real trooper, right? She's followed me multiple times before over the last month, right? In this occasion, I was at Walmart, not only at Walmart but with the car as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: She followed me in different places. But at this time, I was at Walmart and right when I was going to pay and I went to the first cashier, immediately a bunch of people got in line before me, right? So I understood what they do. I've seen this many times. What they do with that is that they coordinate agents if they want to keep you in the store to intercept your phone or whatever.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or because they're breaking into your car outside and they don't want you to come out yet. So they put a lot of people in the cashier line so you have to wait, and there's only one or two cashiers open, right? So they did that. When they did that, I saw that there was another cashier open, and I ran to the other one. As I was running, this woman came from an aisle, from nowhere, running.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Literally tried to get before me, right, to block me at the cashier as well. But I outran her, and she couldn't do it. So I won. I won that race. But she's a trooper. And then she did the thing after, at the gas station, where they... yeah, the gas station manipulation trick that I described in one of the videos.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then also one thing that I've noticed, and this might be important, this Walmart and the Walmart that is on 99 with FM 1093. It's called the Bella Terra shopping mall. There's a Walmart there. So these two Walmarts I visited recently, right? I visited one of them the day of the YubiKey incident.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I've noticed that both Walmarts removed all the security cameras from their parking lot, all of them. There are no security cameras. Like before, these two Walmarts used to have—there are big electricity poles, like street lighting poles. Very tall, right? And in those very tall poles, they had a network of cameras, like very high-end cameras. I'm talking about two years ago.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the last two times that I've gone to those two Walmarts, because I'm looking at the cameras, I try to park the car near a camera so if they break into the car, there's a record of it, right? How they did it and how they blocked the view and all that. So I noticed that the cameras are gone. And remember, I don't know if viewers would remember, but I saw a similar pattern at the school that is located next to... actually, let me give you the actual address because this might be important, right? So this is my house, right? Where I'm recording this video. And let me see, what is it? Okay, here.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So here's the H-E-B where there's been multiple incidents. In that H-E-B, it's under the control of the network. Of course, this Park Lane Fulshear apartments is where, first, where Marcelo is being held at this point. He is somewhere in this corner over here, near 29.71916, -95.85150.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then there's this high school called Jordan High School. That's the name. And this school has a high paramilitary score and everything. And there was a series of incidents like two years ago where I was running on this court with Penelope Suarez. And there were a lot of incidents here. Like they brought all sorts of agents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I understand now that she brought me there because of that, to make it easier for them to spy on me. There was one incident in which I even captured a microphone, a listening device, the microphone they had planted near the court, near the tennis court, and I have it. I have the physical microphone with me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, in this parking lot, there were a lot of security cameras, like the ones I'm describing that were at the Walmarts, right? And there was one incident in which I parked the KOL-Mobile around, more or less around here, 29.72305, -95.85535. And immediately a group of students and a teacher came and they surrounded the KOL-Mobile.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And that was of course—I understand now, I hadn't captured the index yet at that point, and I didn't know this, but now that I have the index, I understand this school is a hub and that teacher is an agent. And she did that on purpose to harass me or... anyhow. I stopped doing exercises, and I went and recovered the KOL-Mobile and moved it to this other part, around 29.722275 and -95.85716.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. On that occasion, I noticed that there were cameras, right? And then I started parking the car right underneath the cameras. But within two weeks, they removed the cameras from the entire parking lot, the two parking lots that you can see here. That tells me the person who controls the cameras is part of the network, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And has control and power to remove the cameras. And now I'm seeing the same pattern with the Walmarts. These two Walmarts, they used to have a lot of security cameras in the parking lot, but because they know I have technology to detect the agents and all that, and they're likely to commit crimes, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: In those parking lots. The YubiKey, for example, right? It might have been stolen in that parking lot at Walmart, but there are no cameras. There's no way for me to prove it, right? So it's just a way to give agents impunity, right? And so they feel more comfortable to commit crimes, what we're talking about at the beginning.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But the thing is, I think it shows coordination with the company itself. Who can remove the security cameras from the parking lots at two Walmarts? It has to be with complicity from the company. Diosdado Cabello has a way to remove those cameras at Walmart. That's what it means.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why I was mentioning that. Anyhow, so going back to... another thing I wanted to mention. I put this in a folder, "Obstruction of Justice," right? And here I put the rejected envelope that I described, that the clerk rejected, right? Where I was trying to get my exhibits into the legal record. But I put it here, right? And you can see it here. So what I added in my exhibits, which is why they want to settle the case now, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: Like now they want mediation and they want to do this in mediation so things keep quiet. I submitted this affidavit that got rejected, but I'm putting it here so the FBI can get it, in which I basically added a transcript of a demo I gave explaining how their geo-index works and even a video of that demo.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? And I did this under oath. And then a patent authored by me with the United States Patent Office. It's attributed to Google. It's a Google patent, okay? But I'm the sole inventor named in the patent. And this patent is about building or expanding social graphs based on contact information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is relevant to this because this patent shows that I have the know-how to understand these connections in a network of people. And to the point that I am named as the sole inventor on one of these patents, and not just any patent. It's a Google patent, right? And the reason why I attached that as an exhibit is because Morgan Hybner is alleging that I'm crazy, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That I'm somehow hallucinating. But you know, what I'm trying to say with this exhibit is that I'm not crazy. I know what I'm talking about. Like I have technical expertise, and in some circles, I could even be considered an expert in this field. Not a top expert, but an expert. And the fact that they don't understand the technical aspects of it doesn't mean I'm crazy, right? That's my argument. And they're asking for a psychiatric evaluation. And my argument is the fact that they don't understand the technicalities of the system doesn't mean I'm crazy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The question is not really for a psychiatrist; the question is for an FBI team to look at these and determine if what I'm seeing is real or not, right? And those are the people that are qualified to make that call, not a psychiatrist. And so that's why I attached them, the patent. The third item I attached was the entire class-action lawsuit against Elon Musk, Travis Kalanick, David Hine, the lawyer, James Casey from Akamai, and Wilmer Ruperti, the partner or the "Bizarro" ambassador of Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the other thing that I attached was the military card of my former partner. It's here. The date was actually 1997. Imagine that, almost 30 years. Yeah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And by the way, she said no. Maybe I—when I asked her, like, "Are you a military officer?" she said, "No, I did that because there was a requirement for me to graduate." But that is not true because she graduated in 2002, I think, or 2001.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this is dated 1997. I don't know. After she started university. So it was not a graduation requirement, not for high school and not for university. That's not true. Anyhow, that is also here. And this is why I was saying that I believe she's following orders from Diosdado Cabello.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And as a military officer, if your commander-in-chief tells you to do something, you do it, right? That's the way the military world works. One second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yeah, so I created this Twitter account, which is Reinaldo—my name—J—my middle initial—Aguiar—my last name: @ReinaldoJAguiar.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then I have this—I created this tweet, and I basically tweeted at Elon. My informant told me a long time ago Elon had been "put out of circulation." I don't know if that was true or not, but maybe.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know. Anyhow, in this tweet, I basically tried to be funny with him and tell him, "Hey, see you soon," right? And put a link to this video, which is an imitation, right? Of the "Epic Rap Battles of History" series that exists on the internet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Very famous. But I created a version of that with AI. What I was really trying was not to copy their concept. I was trying to get them to make a real video, right? So I created this mock video using AI and shared it with them, hoping that they would pick up on the idea, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: And create a video and use it on their platform and expose it that way to millions of people. So I'm trying to get this information exposure, basically. And I think humor is a way that usually works because humor is a good emotion, and it's contagious, right?

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why I created that tweet. All this to say, if you come across this information, please look up that tweet and consider retweeting it. I think that's the biggest way you could help. Thank you so much for your time and until the next one, which is going to be a continuation of this one, but it's going to talk about a more global scope topic.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you.

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Counterintelligence Chronicles: A Father's Day Revelation - PART 2
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Reinaldo Aguiar: Hi, good evening. My name is Reinaldo Aguiar. Today is June 15th, 2025, and it's about 9:00 PM. This is the second part of what I call the Father's Day special. I made a video earlier today in which I talked more about hyperlocal observations, specifically here in Katy, Texas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And in this second part, I'm going to be talking more about global scope observations and a specific document that I want to shed some light on. So before I begin, I have this on my screen. This is an iconic image for people who are not old enough to recognize it.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This image is from the movie *The Matrix*.

Reinaldo Aguiar: From, I think, the early 2000s, which is also very appropriate for the topic. And in this scene, Morpheus was offering Neo the option to take either the red pill or the blue pill, the red pill signifying revealing the real functioning of the universe to him, or the blue pill would be just to continue his life, his simulated life in the way that it was going, without really understanding what was going on. And I think this image pretty much represents the choice that you watching this video have right now.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The information I'm going to give you, if you decide to continue watching this video, could really alter your perception of the world and its inner workings, of society, of our civilization. It's a good point to make that choice. If you want to stop watching, that's also a choice.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's a valid choice. And it's a choice that I understand that some people will prefer. But for those of you who wish to continue watching the video, then I'll basically offer you the red pill. That's it in a nutshell. In the first part of this series of the Father's Day special, I was basically doing a walkthrough tour of different features that I've created on the YouTube channels and on the sites to distribute the information in a way that I believe could be efficient.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. One of those key pieces of information that I did not cover in the first part of this series is what I call the "master Form 211." Okay. So for those of you who are not familiar with the term Form 211, the Form 211 is a form, it's an IRS form. This is the Internal Revenue Service in the United States.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Basically, the organization of the state that collects taxes from citizens and companies. And there's this Form 211, which is an official form that they have for submitting what they call whistleblower reports. So this is basically when citizens or organizations want to report to the IRS the suspicion...

Reinaldo Aguiar: if they have the suspicion that somebody might have cheated on their taxes or that they are not paying their fair share or not reporting their real income. And it's a legal instrument, in a way, designed for citizens and organizations and companies to submit information voluntarily to the IRS about potential violations of tax law.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Supposedly what would happen is the IRS would look at these forms and assess whether they want to pursue that or investigate that. And if they do and they find that they can corroborate the information, then that might result in penalties to that party or seizure of assets, depending on the nature of the violation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So anyhow, very early on, right after I captured the geo-index, I realized that one avenue—because I should probably explain what was the challenge I was facing. Like they have me and they have had me under surveillance for years, but I didn't know that at that point. I thought it was just a matter of a few years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I didn't know it was like 18 or 20 years. But I knew I was under surveillance, and every time I tried to approach the authorities, they would follow me or they would send an agent that had been compromised by them—so basically, a real agent of the authorities, but one that is part of the network,

Reinaldo Aguiar: and then that person would block me or would just not take my report. So this has happened many times, and it's documented in the journal. So the challenge for me was, "How do I pass all this vast amount of information to the authorities without leaving my house,

Reinaldo Aguiar: without having to go physically to an FBI office or to, I don't know, the police office, the sheriff's office?" So that's why I started using the Forms 211. I thought it was a good channel because I could submit them from my home. And I could report entities that I knew were violating tax law because they were marked in the index that I captured. And there's a lot of documentation on the website about what exactly this geo-index is and how it works. And so I recommend for people that have not yet reviewed these concepts, please go to the website and check out the glossary section within the evidence page of SpyHELL.org.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow. Around October, I believe 2024, I started reporting these entities in a systematic way. It's not like I was reporting people blindly. I developed a system on how to prioritize them, how to rank them, and I specifically used this technology that I developed to pick the entities that I was reporting.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So to maximize the probability of disrupting the network, for example, there are certain properties in this network—and again, there are videos and content on the website that explain exactly what I mean by 'mesh network.' But they have this communications network, which is a mesh network that is a fundamental piece of infrastructure for them.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Think of it as a parallel internet that they use to commit crimes and send messages secretly in a way that is not traceable by authorities. So they can plan all sorts of crimes using that parallel internet, and the authorities have no way of seeing those messages in any possible way.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this network is composed of nodes in that network. Some of those are, for example, real estate properties like houses all over the world that they have acquired for this purpose to build this network. Within this network, they have what we call in engineering subnetworks. These are small segments of the network that are dedicated for a specific purpose.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And within those subnetworks, there is one—I'm just saying all this to give an example of how I picked the targets. So within those subnets, there is a specific subnet that I believe functions as a means to route communications and transactions related to finance, like banking transactions or money transfers, things like that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Or communications that have to do with finances or communications between people that work in finance in the real world and also for this network. For example, one of the things that I started doing early on was picking those properties, precisely those properties that belong to the subnet of finance, to the financial subnet.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I call these properties the "fin routers," as in financial routers, and there is even a dashboard on the website that has the list of all the fin routers in the U.S. So I started picking those properties and reporting those to the IRS. The idea being, if the IRS investigates this and that results in the seizure of those properties, that effectively would render this network unable to move any money, at least within the U.S., which is a big part of the network. So that would effectively disrupt the network. Like if there's no money to pay the agents, then they won't do any work. Or their motivation to do the work would be diminished, and therefore the effectiveness of the network. So what I'm trying—I'm just posing this as an example to show that the way I picked those properties to report to the IRS...

Reinaldo Aguiar: there's engineering and thought and process behind the picking of the entities. It wasn't like a random picking from the database. Like, I systematically picked them in a way that could maximize the disruption of the network. And the "fin routers" is just one example, but I did this with many other subnets.

Reinaldo Aguiar: There's a subnet that is specifically for intelligence officers, like foreign intelligence officers that are working as unregistered intelligence officers for a foreign government within the U.S., and they have their own subnet in the system. I've reported all those properties to the IRS,

Reinaldo Aguiar: just to give a couple of examples. Also, I want to say, I'm touching on this subject because within this group of properties and entities, really—there's people, there's companies, there are real estate properties that I've reported in this IRS form. There is a special group, a small, very special group of individuals that I call them the "fathers of the PayPal Mafia."

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this is a small group of individuals that—and when you see the names, I bet you'll be surprised. And this is coming from the data. Like this is not coming from a hunch or from what I believe or from political motivations; it has nothing to do with that. This is coming strictly from the data that is observable in the geo-index of Elon Musk that I captured.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I believe these individuals were like the ones that started all this. And this part is a theory. Of course, I can't prove it. And I think that it's not really my job to prove it. But my hope is that the proper authorities will investigate this, and hopefully, they can use this information.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'll show you what I mean. I'm gonna assume that you are, if you're still watching this video, you are taking the red pill. Okay. One thing, there are a few ways that you can get to this form, this master Form 211. And I did this, I put it in different places with different URLs in case they somehow bring down one of the domains or basically for redundancy.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay? So there's one way to get it, which is you can go to spyhell.org/evidence. And then this link that says Xi Jinping 9 11 24 vaccine. So this link, if you click on it, it takes you directly to that form.

Reinaldo Aguiar: You...

Reinaldo Aguiar: see it takes a little bit to load because this form is very heavy, like it has a lot of pages.

Reinaldo Aguiar: But that's one way. Okay. And the other way is you can go to the archive and go to "Legal Communications," the folder "Forms 211," and then within that folder, there's a copy of the document as well. And also you can simply do this: you can go to this domain, so this website form211.org.

Reinaldo Aguiar: If you just put that in your browser, it will automatically redirect you to this form. Okay, now I'm opening here. I already have it open here. And you see this form has 164,000 pages, to give an idea of the dimension of this report to the IRS. And the actual entities being reported are on page 905.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This is an important number so you can navigate the form effectively. So if you can, please take note of this number: 905. This is the page in this Form 211, in this file, in which the actual entities being reported start. Okay. And if you go to page one, you will see the actual form that was submitted as well. And in the section B of the form, the IRS basically asks in the form, "What are the offenses or the violations that you suspect this entity or these entities to have committed?" And you can see the list. But basically, they did pretty much everything there is to do,

Reinaldo Aguiar: in my opinion, and from what I'm seeing in this data that I captured from Elon Musk. Anyhow. So if we go to page 905, and what I want to do today in this quick demo is to basically walk you through how these entities are organized in this form, because as I did with the archive, in this list of entities, I also organized them in a way that makes logical sense, that makes the form easy to navigate.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. So I have a grouping system, a color code system, and also a hierarchy system embedded within the sorting and the way this list is formatted. And understanding that will let you understand a lot of things that are encoded in this form.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay, so the top entity is El Cártel de los Soles, which is, for people that are not familiar with this term, I would recommend doing a search on Google or ChatGPT and learning about it. It's a big, allegedly, drug trafficking organization, international. And it has been tied to certain individuals tied to the military world in Caracas, Venezuela.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Okay. And this is a key organization for the PayPal Mafia because it provides illicit income that makes it possible to do all the things that they do. And part of the reasons why they can be so successful is because they create this impunity with different mechanisms that they have, but they create impunity to commit crimes like drug trafficking, for example.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this gives them a tremendous amount of income. And because they have so much money, most of it coming from illicit trades like drug trafficking, money is no object, so they can buy thousands, hundreds of thousands of properties, millions of properties. It's no problem. Like money is no object.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They can fly a hundred planes per day above a target's house if they need to or if they want to harass them. Like it's no problem. If they have to spend $5 million a day flying planes, they do it because money is no object, because it's money that was obtained illegally.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And they're not paying taxes for that money because it is an illicit trade. So they're operating in a completely different set of circumstances than the rest of the world. And that's an unfair competition because how can any legit entrepreneur or company compete with that?

Reinaldo Aguiar: It's impossible. So that's why I rank it at the top, because it's, I believe, one of the major sources of income for the entire network to function. And then after that section, you will see the "founding fathers." Okay. So the "founding fathers," I bet many people will be surprised, but according to the data that I have and the technology that I've employed and developed, and this religious leader from Iran, the Ayatollah—and I'm sorry, I don't know exactly how to pronounce the last name correctly but, like this is a very well-known, prominent figure. If you Google him, he has been around for a long time in the political areas in Iran—and then Raúl Castro from Cuba as the second one, the second "founding father," and Bill Gates from the United States.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So you see, like this is how they...

Reinaldo Aguiar: and this is my theory. What I'm going to say now is a hypothesis. I have no way to prove this, but from what I'm seeing in the data, what it seems like happened was that these three individuals somehow got together.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Bill Gates started providing technology, Raúl Castro, boots on the ground in the U.S., and the Iranians in other parts of the world and technology for radiofrequency eavesdropping. And they created this coalition very early on, before Xi Jinping and before Vladimir Putin and before Diosdado Cabello, and before all those people, like those leaders and quote-unquote presidents.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Those are like the second generation of this, but the real fathers, the real founding fathers of all this, are these three individuals. And after that—and you'll see, all these sections have two letters. Prefix, for example, CS, it stands for Cártel de los Soles, CS, and PP for PayPal because these are really the PayPal Mafia's founding fathers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So this was like the predecessors before the internet boom and everything. Because PayPal happened in '96, '97, '98, '99. But Bill Gates, he was around the technology circles with Windows and everything, way before that. So that's the prefix, and then they're sorted by prominence as well.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So according to the system and the data that I have, Iran predates, in terms of all these efforts, predates even Raúl Castro and predates even Bill Gates. Then after—so basically the pattern is, people go first in this—I'm talking about these subsections,

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm just explaining how these and the following subsections are structured. So people go first, the leaders go at the top, the political leaders first, and then the technological leaders, Elon Musk and those guys, they would—that's why Bill Gates appears after Raúl Castro and the Ayatollah.

Reinaldo Aguiar: After people, then the companies that are important are also ranked by how important they are. And here, I want to say importance I measure in a way for this form. Okay. I position importance as a metric that I developed for these forms. And I say a term that is a bit technical, but I think people in law enforcement would be familiar with that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Google had this concept of NavBoost, which is a signal that it's used in search. And then Marcin Kadłuczka, he made a comment to Elon Musk when I was working for Elon Musk at some point that I had developed NavBoost for people, like seeding the seed for a lawsuit for an intellectual property lawsuit.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The way I'm ranking these people and companies in this subsection, if I could describe it in a way, it would be like the "NavBoost of crime." It's a combination that I—it's a proprietary combination that I made that takes into account two dimensions. One is monetary importance.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The other dimension is danger to the world. So if something has—if an entity has a lot of money, but it's not very dangerous—sorry. And there's a third dimension. The third dimension is proximity to the top leader, the political leader of the group. So for example, if an entity has a lot of money and is very dangerous to the world and is very closely

Reinaldo Aguiar: connected to the top political leader of that group, then it would rank very high. But if it's missing one of the three components, it will rank lower. And if it's missing two of the three components, it will rank even lower. So that's why Raúl Castro ranks higher than Bill Gates, because he has a lot of money for different reasons.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And also he's very dangerous to the world because he controls military personnel. He has weapons that could cause a lot of damage. And he has intelligence services that he has deployed around the world, harassing people, so he's more dangerous than Bill Gates to the world.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why he ranks higher. And the same principle is applied to the companies. For example, the Stanford Linear Accelerator, which is a prime interest of, for Bill Gates. I can tell you that from the data, is the most spied on location in California. Menlo Park, Bill Gates has a long-standing history with Menlo Park, right? Back from the days of Xerox and Apple and all that.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The Stanford Linear Accelerator could become dangerous to the world if they have a breakthrough, scientifically speaking. And Raúl Castro and the Ayatollah and Bill Gates get that breakthrough before the rest of the world. So that could be very dangerous. So that's why the Stanford Linear Accelerator ranks higher than these other properties.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Now these properties, PPM5, for example, is really a dashboard. If you click on that, you will see a dashboard that has actually, I think, something like 17,000 properties. Okay.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes. 14,000 properties, something like that. It's a spreadsheet, sorry. Yeah, 17,000. So what I'm trying to say with this is that this line alone, just PPM5, although it's one line in this form, it really contains 17,000 properties. Okay. Just to give an idea. I closed it by mistake. Sorry.

Reinaldo Aguiar: By the way, one of the reasons why I made this video today is because today's Father's Day, and I thought it would be appropriate to congratulate these fathers for creating this abomination of a child. Really. So that's the "founding fathers." Okay. Next, we have the internet service providers.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Surprisingly—not surprisingly, really—the internet service providers are a huge, very important hub for espionage because from there they can capture the traffic of anybody and they can read your emails and they can read your communications and your prescriptions. It's incredible the amount of information they can gather from anybody by controlling these strategically important communication points.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why the ISPs are so dangerous, because all they do really is based on intercepting the communications of everybody in the world and then using that information for their own gain or for political control. So that's why the telecom operators are so dangerous, and that's why they rank as a group higher than other groups that you will see below, because they're really dangerous in reality.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And this group in particularly is heavily controlled. It's an important item for the free world to regain control of privacy. So in the next group, we have the Chinese team, the China team, and its political leader is Xi Jinping. So that's why he is ZH1,

Reinaldo Aguiar: he's at the top. And then surprisingly, the second entity here is not—it's not a person, but a company. It is Huawei, this telecom technology company. They sell equipment—telecom equipment—to a lot of telecom companies around the world. And this has been documented, and I think some of the executives of this company have been either arrested before or charged.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know, but there have been incidents in the past with this company, and it is heavily marked. Executives of this company have very high military scores. And it's dangerous because what I believe they're doing, right, is like installing Trojan horses in the ISPs. So even if they don't control the ISP itself, by selling them this equipment at a low cost, then they have control of the equipment,

Reinaldo Aguiar: and they can remotely interrogate the equipment. They can do all sorts of things with that. So that's why that company is so dangerous. And then here we have a lot of political entities, and many of them are in the U.S. Senators, governors, attorney generals of different states.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Donald Trump is on that list as well, and he is at the third position in the Chinese group. And this clustering comes from data. Like it's not made by hand; it comes from data. So anyway, it's a long list of entities. Elon Musk, to give an idea, is at the 13th position in the Chinese cluster.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Elon Musk is really a frontman for Xi Jinping, and Tesla is a Chinese company, really, and Starlink is a Chinese company, and he's just a frontman. So all those myths that were created, that he was just a super successful businessman and incredibly hardworking, that he wouldn't sleep...

Reinaldo Aguiar: I don't know, maybe he sleeps at the factory. I don't know. I was never there. But none of those are the reason for the success. Like the success of the company comes because it's a company controlled by China, and they put a lot of money into that and Chinese technology, and it succeeds.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the same with other members of the PayPal Mafia. So they're basically frontmen for these technology companies that are really controlled by Xi Jinping and the Chinese government. I'm not gonna go one by one because, as I said, there are 164,000 pages in this document and we could be here for months reading line by line, but I encourage people to read it carefully.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'm here. If you have any questions or if there's anything I can do to help clarify something or to give more data, I'm here at your disposal.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I'll do this for free. I'll give you my time for free to help you in any way I can.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So after the Chinese group that has, if I recall correctly, something like 200 entities, 175 entities, then we have the Russian group. Okay. Of course, Vladimir Putin is at the top of that group. And then, using this "NavBoost of crime" that I have, Ron Sargent, the former Kroger CEO, is number two on that list.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then you have other individuals that have a lot of control of some things, particularly in the U.S. The governors of the Fed are here, and Tursas, who is the CEO of Liana Technologies, which is the company that they use to produce fake news to manipulate public opinion worldwide, is there.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And a lot of the Fin-Routers also fell into the Chinese and Russian teams. So these were the routers that I was mentioning before that are used to issue payments.

Reinaldo Aguiar: This I should mention, there are some people that systematically in my systems could get tagged with multiple tags, meaning they could be attributed to the China team and also to the Russia team. One good example of this I think is, for example, Emil Michael. So he's attributed to the Egyptian team because he is Egyptian, but he's also attributed to the Russian team, I believe. And there are a few like that, so don't be surprised if you see a name twice, like in two different groups. It's because the system categorized them as working with a lot of nodes or other entities in the two groups.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's the explanation. So as you can see, the grouping here is also sorted by how prominent the political leader at the top of the group is. For example, so the first group we encountered after the "founding fathers" and the ISPs was China. That's because Xi Jinping is the leader of the ring at this point.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Bill Gates already retired and Raúl Castro as well retired. So Xi Jinping is the leader now. But after Xi Jinping, the number two is Vladimir Putin in terms of power and danger to the world, as you can see with Ukraine. And then, you can keep going. Russia is a big team.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I think it has more entities than China. 400, if I recall correctly.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Yes, 411. And

Reinaldo Aguiar: after that, the next team is the Emirates.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And it's—I don't have much data about them here, but it's an interesting team. These agents on EUA5, Mohammed Faraz Ahmed and Amina Rayeesa, these are very prominent agents, and they are here in Katy, Texas.

Reinaldo Aguiar: I would really encourage law enforcement to look into this specific instance. Mohammad Umar Masood is from Medscape, and according to the data I have, he could be related to some of the attacks against my company. So there could be legal liability there, and it could be a person that could be easy to flip,

Reinaldo Aguiar: given the liability he might be carrying.

Reinaldo Aguiar: The same with Muhammad Usman, who worked at Goldman Sachs with me, so I also could carry a lot of liability. After that team, we have the Iranian team, and you get the political leader at the top, and then the official president, some political figures in there. And then, Pierre Omidyar, the founder of eBay, is a key player in this.

Reinaldo Aguiar: He's also another example of a player that is in two teams. He works for the Iranian team and also for the French team because he's a dual citizen of France and Iran. And again, you see the companies: Akamai Technologies, very dangerous to the world; IPRoyal.com; the Cleveland Clinic, very dangerous;

Reinaldo Aguiar: Citrix, right; Level 3 Parent LLC, dangerous to the U.S., very dangerous. So you'll see how I applied the same cataloging system and principles that I applied to the investigative archive. I applied it also to rank and organize these entities in this form.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I think Iran also has quite a bit, 112. And then we get to the Venezuelan team. So here, the top player here is Diosdado Cabello, as I've been saying, and the system believes he has ties to ISIS. And you can see this with operators like Alex Saab,

Reinaldo Aguiar: who was even captured by the U.S. not too long ago. So that's why Alex Saab was so important to Diosdado Cabello, because he was his ambassador to Iran. Unofficial ambassador. That's what I call the Bizarro diplomacy that they employ. This Ambassador Petroleum is not super dangerous to the world, but it's critical for the operation in the U.S., and it carries a lot of liability because the owner of that company

Reinaldo Aguiar: lives in that complex, Lake Pointe Estates, where I bought the house, and I made a whole video about this community. He lives maybe, I don't know, 600, 800 feet from my house and therefore carries liability, because he participated in the whole operation in that community. And that person is Mark Swisher.

Reinaldo Aguiar: That's why he's on this list. And Sara Swisher, a person also related to Mark Swisher, is related to a company that sells and consults on maritime military equipment, like the kind of equipment that Wilmer Ruperti would buy

Reinaldo Aguiar: to build the "Military Support Vessels" to do the open-sea transfers that Nelson Lara told me about.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why they're so important. And that company is this one, STT International Ltd.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Vladimir Padrino Lopez, all things considered, is only number eight. Luis Martinez. This one over here is a prominent agent in Katy, TX—very prominent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Mayer Malkin is the money-man of Diosdado Cabello in Silicon Valley, so that's why he's important. Ronald Patiarroyo, this is a key agent, very high up, and he works with Penelope Suarez personally. He lives like 500 feet away from Penelope's house, and he's a key agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And he is that high on the list, at position 17, not because he's dangerous to the world per se, but because he carries liability and therefore he could hold probationary value when authorities investigate all this. That's why I'm putting him above Edylberto Molina-Molina, because Edylberto Molina-Molina, who also carries liability, his sister started dating my uncle in 2007,

Reinaldo Aguiar: right after I created the classifieds website when I was in Canada. And it was a tactical move to get close to my family, in a way. And I guess that shows you the level of commitment of these people. He was willing to—and this is crazy to me—but he was willing to involve his own sister

Reinaldo Aguiar: and get her mixed up with my uncle and all, just to get close, just to get in the circle of, to be in a position where he could do what Pierre Omidyar was asking them to do, because Pierre Omidyar was the one that started targeting me back in 2006. Anyhow. But Ronald Patiarroyo ranks higher because he carries liability here in the U.S., while Edylberto Molina-Molina is in Germany.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So that's why he ranks lower because, you know, effectively, what authorities could do with this information is probably less in the case of Edylberto Molina-Molina than in the case of Ronald Patiarroyo, because he's here in Katy, TX.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then you see Wilmer Ruperti, whose name is in the class-action lawsuit. Eli Klain, who is a lawyer that I believe had something to do with the kidnapping of my son, also a lot of liability. And you can see—and by the way, all these names, like if you see a name here, you can just look the name up on www.spyhell.org in the search engine.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Let's see. If I go to

Reinaldo Aguiar: www.spyhell.org and I type, for example,

Reinaldo Aguiar: this one, okay. It gives you a summary of what that concept means within this corpus of information that I created, and you can even click on the results and you see the pictures. It's an easy way to understand how that entity from the Form 211 fits into the entire situation.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Anyhow, that's the Venezuelan team. It's a long list, of course, because Katy, TX, is a hub for all these intelligence services. But Venezuelans definitely are the majority. And then, you have Cuba. So the top political person there is Raúl Castro. Then the president, the official president, ranks second.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And the billionaire that is paired with them—and I think I mentioned this before in the video, in the first part—is that the way they structure this system or this organization is that each one of these presidents or dictators are paired with a corresponding billionaire in the U.S. that acts as a frontman and runs a big company.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And you can tell by the size of that company how important the political person is. Like for example, the reason why Jeff Bezos—his parents were Cuban, as I understand, or of Cuban origin, if I understand correctly. And that's the reason why he is the CEO of Amazon. It's not because he's super smart or because he is a successful entrepreneur; that had nothing to do with that. It is because he's representing the interests of...

Reinaldo Aguiar: he's the frontman for Raúl Castro.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And then Germany is another important—and another commonality that you will see here is that all these political figures that you see at the top of their group, they have either stayed in power for long periods of time, often more than a decade, like in every single case of this.

Reinaldo Agar: Some of them even have taken the steps to abolish the restrictions on multiple consecutive terms. Many countries have this limitation where a president can only serve two terms. For example, the U.S. is one example of that: a maximum of two consecutive terms. Some of these presidents have taken the steps to abolish that already, so they can be presidents for 20, 30, 40 years.

Reinaldo Aguiar: They're looking definitely into the future. And most of them have already been in power for periods that go beyond what any of their predecessors were. So you have Germany, and you have important entities, Michael Schueppert from Google. An important entity, very important because of the implications with Google and his liability.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And I encourage law enforcement to look into these two names, Michael Schueppert and Hila Becker, into the journal and into www.spyhell.org. It's documented with a lot of detail. Sinead Strain from Goldman Sachs, also very important. And then you have the India team where PM Modi is the political leader, basically the leader of the group, and he has multiple billionaires in the U.S. working for him:

Reinaldo Aguiar: Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai

Reinaldo Aguiar: from Google, and many of these, I've worked with them personally. I worked with Bharat Mediratta, me personally at Google, with Amit Singhal at Google as well, in different capacities. But I know them. I've talked to them in person. This is a tricky subject because the Vatican is—there's a lot of important points marked in the Vatican. France also.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So Pierre Omidyar is the billionaire that is paired with the head of state.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Here you have the Egyptian team, EG1. And then John Utendahl, we discussed him in a video before, and Emil Michael are there. The Dominican Republic, North Korea, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Argentina, and El Salvador. And then you have—and then you have a section dedicated to political leaders in the European Union.

Reinaldo Aguiar: And all of them are documented in the journal. And then you have the Latin America team.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Then we get into foreign influence entities like the PayPal Mafia itself, SMARTMATIC. Like this is one of the most dangerous organizations in the world because with this, they fake the results of elections and they manipulate the results and they basically can choose governments and presidents as they want, as they wish, and make it look like it was a democratic process. So anyhow, more than going through the whole list, I wanted to introduce that this list exists, first of all, and then secondly, to mention that there is a systematic way that was applied to rank the entities in a way that both I think makes sense and also could shorten the time of investigators to really untangle this web of entities, which is ultimately my purpose.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So I'm gonna stop it at that. And, but before that, I want to reiterate that I'm here to help in any way I can, and if authorities have any questions, please contact me. Now I have to say this. I've been thinking about this. Assume for a second that authorities do get any of these videos and they want to contact me.

Reinaldo Aguiar: How would I know that the person, the agent who is contacting me, is not another 'Agent Cody'? This was documented before where this network sets up situations in which they set me up to talk to actual federal agents, but they were not really trying to help me. They were trying to get information to give it to the network.

Reinaldo Aguiar: So how would I know that if somebody contacts me, if they're really trying to help me or if they're trying to hurt me? And I thought about this a lot, and I think I have a proposal. I think a way that I could know is if you bring the media, because I know they don't want the media to know any of this,

Reinaldo Aguiar: so only the real authorities will bring the media. So it's a proposal. If you feel like you want to talk to me or I can help in any way, please consider bringing the media because that way I could be more open. 'Cause last time I talked to one of their federal agents, I only told them like 10% of what I knew because I was suspecting, right, that it could be a double agent or a fake agent.

Reinaldo Aguiar: One way that I could really be open and give you all the information I have is if you bring the media. I'm going to stop this video for now. Definitely a very charged subject because it touches on political things and I don't want—I'm being careful because I don't want anybody to misread what I'm saying or weaponize it

Reinaldo Aguiar: to twist the message. And again, all this is coming from data, and the data is open data right now. It's publicly available, and I encourage anybody to do their own investigation and check the data and draw your own conclusions. Thank you so much for your time, and I'll make some other good videos tomorrow or a couple of things that I want to show you.

Reinaldo Aguiar: Thank you so much and again, happy Father's Day. Bye.