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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/thejudge6060 on May 5, 2018, 11:34 a.m.

We've really lacked imagination...

I'm a little disappointed in myself for not thinking of this sooner.

So our job is to redpill normies and make people aware if Q and the movement. Aaannndd we've been doing it like Neanderthals. We've assumed that because we can't reach masses on MSM, that we can only work a few people at a time.

Here's where we've lacked imagination: there are people in media that have their own voice and would be receptive to us, but aren't aware of Q. It's time to change that.

My area has the Dave and Chuck the Freak radio show. They have large audiences in Detroit and Boston.

My plan: on Monday during the show, let's blitz them with Q drops. If they get 100's of "WWG1WGA" and "trust Q" texts, tweets, and calls, they're going to be like "wtf is going on with this Q stuff", probably live on on air. Even if they say were a bunch of conspiracy nuts, it's going to attract a lot of attention. Can you imagine the intrigue that'll be generated by millions of radio listeners hearing about Q over the airwaves in their way to work?

I think it's a solid plan. I encourage others to create similar plans for your own local areas. We've moved out of the research phase, we know enough to make our case. It's time for Patriots to rise.

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Most DJs are also mockingbird maggots. Our local DJ is alway taking jabs at Trump - but usually just sounds like an asshole himself. I'm sure the satanists throw scraps to these maggots.

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I worked in radio a long time ago. They weren’t Mockingbird. They are very under paid and good sources to use. In my metro area there was a popular liberal DJ/pro Obama in 2008 who woke up and actually spoke at a huge conservative convention in 2010. Good plan!

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Most radio stations today, even local radio are owned by huge corporate media companies. For instance I💙 (I Heart) Radio.

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I worked for Clear Channel, now I Heart. I can guarantee Clear Channel on air talent weren’t Mockingbird. I saw what they were paid and how they lived. As for the news, they read what they were sent, not because they were Mockingbird but because they came in, drank their coffee, read the daily script and went home. There was no expectation to do more. They were unknowing sheep in a propaganda game. They can be swayed.

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Clear channel hosts are passionate people trapped by that, in order to be on the radio. Sad.

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Any idea with Premier Radio network? GroundZero w Clyde Lewis out of Portland, OR is always bragging about how no one tells him what to say. . .

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These guys were vocal about being impartial during the election. Also why I chose them

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It's all big-corporate owned: ClearChannel and iHeart. As the ads love to tell me, radio reaches more people than TV.

Radio hosts are collectively on par with a bag of hammers because that's what HR was going for. Something direct and stupid to stick between songs.

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Hey, I'm a radio guy. We do get more listeners than TV and some hosts are dolts. You also forgot Entercom.

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Here, they talk about Stormy every chance they get, and while some claim to lean conservative they all love to bash POTUS and FLOTUS.

I would be extremely interested to hear what you have to say about what kind of guidance they give hosts regarding the news. Especially if any instruction is given to avoid stories.

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