>>11561

It's since disappeared, for whatever reason, but yesterday on TW there was a posting of Potter's military records, supposedly obtained via a Freedom of Information request from the records center in St. Louis. It showed him being a complete fraud - an MP, reserves only, never an officer, no combat experience, no intel affiliation.

Especially since those documents disappeared, I have no idea if they were faked, or if he is fake. There seem to be a lot of claims both ways.

>>11578

Symptomatically, that would be typical of somebody who would be drawn to the MP profession.

Trying to get those papers reposted.

>>11609

The general approach of the meme is good. It hits people as an event, not just idle rambling. That gets them to read.

They may reject the idea on its face, but there's something about living through something when you had somebody tell you earlier (even if you laughed at them at the time) that something is going to happen. When so-and-so is fired (analogy), people think "ok, so-and-so was fired." But if somebody told them a week earlier that they had inside information, so-and-so would be fired, then so-and-so got fired, the impact is a lot more intense and the guy who gave the warning is a lot more respected.

>>11065

I remember when O gave away all those cars to her audience. I'm sure that either the whole thing was fake, or the audience was made up of very carefully selected insiders to the cabal. Actors/actresses?

>>11626

I'm seeing the same thing: everything is ignored. No discussion is triggered, no questions are asked, no arguments are put forward. I don't know what else to do except keep on posting. When something definitive happens, it's going to hit them all like a tidal wave.

>>11634

The best inroad is to find blatant contradictions within their own belief system. And everybody has them. Point them out, and use storm material to do it.

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