How literally should we take this?

Have we been unofficially enlisted as Intelligence Officers or something?

>>411941

I dream, I have a dream, but I am no Dreamer.

>>411980

>>412072

In my experience MKULTRA is too tinfoil for normies, healthcare/cures is a stronger redpill IMHFO

>>412083

Indeed, and they will, but everyone has been personally effected by poor healthcare and are knowingly suspect of it. It's a better jumping-off point.

>>412121

>It's easier to fool someone than to convince someone they've been fooled.

You're not wrong anon, just imagine a casual everyday conversation in which you can insert the seeds of distrust.

>>412137

True, but try and talk about MKULTRA with a complete stranger on the street and they'll likely give you some spare change.

>>412162

Are you familiar with the Cremaster Cycle or Drawing Restraint, anon?

>>412180

Yes, the tipping point is soon, and the average person already suspects the worst, but that's not to say that the last thing they want is to be proven right.

>>412221

Detractors such as you self serve an incredibly important function. If we were to communicate in a vacuum, our efforts would atrophy. Restraint, either self-imposed or externally imposed, is essential for growth. Much like the Spartans of old, we must forge ourselves in the crucible of adversity in order to release the amino acids of fortitude.

>>412389

Lords of Acid, I loved that band in high-school

>>412422

Absolutely not, but one doesn't open a dialogue with it. Even if both parties are secretly in agreement, openly discussing certain topics is verboten. It's important to maintain salesman tactics.