>>95925

This makes sense. Their cycle is:

4AM - receive orders

Morning news: raise issue and "concern" -"Here's an issue you should be concerned about that we're presenting as your focus for the day."

Afternoon: gage social media reaction -"What are people thinking about this? Is it what want them to think?"

Evening news: express concern and enforce brainwashing -"Here's what you should think about this issue we planted in your head at the start of the day."

We ramp that up and usurp it with:

• An endless flood of memes.

• Starting up shorter cycles ahead of the media messaging to interfere/override.

• Starting up shorter cycles ahead of primetime with bigger issues than the morning message.

• Other ideas?

>>96038

That would be some next-level magnificent.

There would need to be follow-up immediately afterwards or even during the speech.

We're in limbo on this one, unfortunately.

Best course of action is to keep spreading #ReleaseTheMemo and get people riled up about it.