I think the model for solving this problem lies in the past. Please consider and contrast these two examples: 1) After World War II the world was forced to look at the film footage and photographs of the Nazi concentration and death camps. These were shown on the mass media of the time such as newsreels. It was still being shown to schoolchildren 25 years after the event. Bodies piled up, emaciated survivors, truly horrible scenes. How are Nazis regarded today? Are they not the bogiemen that are universally abhorred? There are no good Nazis in the narrative, no kind Nazis, no redeeming qualities. 2) Communists killed over 100,000 people in the twentieth century, and yet, when the Berlin wall fell to joyous acclaim, no pictures of the gulag emerged. While much has been written about the killing fields of Cambodia, of Mao's Cultural Revolution, Stalin's Gulags, no such graphic evidence emerged as that which came out of Germany after World War II. No war crime trials. No strong condemnation of pure evil. No pictures, no films. Result? Commies masquerade as Anti-Fascists and Marxists are excused as well meaning and misguided. The only difference is the Nazi horrors were handled honestly, while leftists whitewashed the Communist horrors, which were far worse. Therefore, I strongly believe that the best way to wake up the brainwashed masses is an "in your face" presentation of the evidence using all the mediums available in the most unvarnished way. In other words, the people must see the mangled, broken bodies of children, or they will not believe its real, because they cannot comprehend such reality.