>>3883328 (pb)

Can/ have memanons crafted a series of "teaching" memes that present the info we expect to see (or have involved in) the FISA declas, and possible other declasses outlined in the [placeholder] drops?

One of our major tasks, of course, is (re)-educating others (who are jolted to curiosity by events) and leading them along to understand intricate information they have been conditioned to deny is possible. I think of my hordes of liberal friends who have never heard of FISA, vote fraud, FVEYE, or anything at all beyond muh-russian-orange-man-lies. If presented with the truth, what could educate those who want to make an honest effort (and there could be many)?

Example: 1960s feminist, academia and arts employed, lovely NYC friend asked me Sunday if I had any idea what Code Pink was and why they were emailing her. (Activist group and assholes, I said, realizing she was their target audience but wanting to discourage her from engaging with them.) Low information voter, she has a masters' degree but is just trying to do her art and avoid the crap. Plenty of Dems like that, intelligent and curious but brainwashed by media and their social echo chamber. Can we meme them a bite-by-bite course in understanding fisa/U1/fraud/etc?