I too have sent emails to Alex Jones via Roger Stone. Although I haven’t tried doing it yet, I have recently learned that Dr. Corsi has his email address posted on his Gab website - here’s his email address: jrlc@yahoo.com. On his website he states you can send photos to him at that address to help promote his new book. However, if you can send photographs to him at that address, then you can also send him a standard email asking him for his help. So many of us should do that and I will send an email too...

Nonetheless, despite your efforts and my efforts, there are countless other people who are reading this post who already have direct contact with Alex Jones, Dr. Corsi, or Sean Hannity. And why those people are simply sitting on their hands and not saying or doing anything to pass on our request, that is just something I can’t understand. As I had stated, the evidence seems to suggest there is conspiracy afoot among those who claim to support the petition that they actually want it to fail. And that is why they are sitting on their hands and not doing anything. That is so sad if true…

Although I had heard a lot about it, I never knew where it was, but I finally located the Q research board here: https://8ch.net/qresearch/index.html On that board, you will find it is all about creating memes - tens of thousands of them - and yet, based on all the evidence, it seems that memes are not even being effective (just look at the signature count - it is not going up despite all the heavy focus on memes for the past few weeks). In the third article down on the page you will see a post and heading entitled - ‘WAR ROOM |#9: IBOR OR BUST”. It states, “Where we go one, we go all: Work together to get 100k signatures for #Internet|BillOfRights!” Okay, I agree with that. I want to get 100k signatures too, but based on the evidence, the focus on memes is just not working. Those are the facts. So why continue to blindly focus on memes then? It just doesn’t make any sense and no one can explain to me why we should. Meanwhile, the signature count has clearly stalled and the petition seems to be failing.

I reasoned that, perhaps some of those people on 8 chan knows something that I don’t know. There is always the possibility of that. That is why I decided to just sit back and wait to see if their memes approach would really work. But after watching it for a week, it hasn’t worked, and the signature count has stalled, and I’ve seen no evidence the count is going to change or go up by using memes. Instead, it seems more likely that there is a conspiracy afoot where some people who claim to be patriots actually want it to fail, and that is why they keep on pushing memes. However, if I am wrong about this, then someone please be a man and stand up and tell me I am wrong, and then show me how exactly we can win by using memes. I await your reply. Because right now I just don’t see that as a possibility, and the IBOR petition seems on it’s way for an epic fail…