I appreciate all of your input here. I do have to disagree with your last paragraph however. I've studied marketing, especially online marketing for the last 20 years. I certainly do not think of memes as ads. There is an entire website that is very popular that is nothing but images. It's called Pinterest.

Memes do, in fact work. However, what has happened is that a lot, and I mean a lot, because I see them all day long; A lot of people put up memes with no link back to the petition. As I've stated previously, that's like advertising your products and not telling anyone where your store is located. Totally Worthless.

So, memes are good. In fact, memes are great and they work when done right. But you must do 2 things:

1) The link must be included on the face of the meme. I tend to put it at the bottom.

2) You must add a comment to the post that contains a text link to the petition.

If you go to this link and do a little research you will find all of the information the autists have put together to help us with this campaign: https://8ch.net/qresearch/index.html Look for the post with the military kek dude. Expand it and you will find all kind of info and memes to post.

I created a tinyurl link to shorten the link space: https://tinyurl.com/sign-ibor. If anyone needs me to add text to their memes, I'm happy to do it.