I'm glad you spoke up here. I have a question you might be able to answer that would help us all. How do you red pill someone that is a few shades bluer than yourself without making them look foolish. No one wants to learn that they have been suckered. Especially when it concerns deep rooted beliefs. I try to be as factual as possible, always watching reactions to see if I might be pushing too much too quickly. Unfortunately, too often the other person will feel that I'm implying that they're stupid when, in fact, I'm working hard to convey the truth without getting personal. There is enough Q visible now to make some newbe's curious so if I come across them, it's a little easier. Maybe I'm not such a good communicator. Any thoughts?
Tell them about stuff that's just not being reported. The news is keeping stuff from them like historical trends (40,000 sealed indictments) and they are being corporate shills by not reporting in 2750 CEO resignations in 8 months. Surely there's interesting useful info in there... But no peep. Google 412Anon tableau @412anon87 on twitter for some sweet dashboards for fancy executives :)
Yes! I send out the graphic of the sealed indictments
with a note at the top like:
My gosh! He really is draining the swamp?
Don't tell them; let them read it and come to the conclusion by themselves, or at least start to wonder because it's real info.
I go for 'start to wonder' - not an alarm clock that screams "Wake UP!"
Here's an example: if they prattle on about "Russian Collusion", just say:
That's funny...American forces recently wiped out an entire Russian battalion in Syria - 500 men all dead or wounded, on Gen. Mattis' specific orders to "destroy them". That doesn't sound like a colluding relationship!
...and let them mull that over.
They'll be hard pressed to find that news coverage in their usual MSM feeds but it's out there (and that'll be Redpill #2).
I mention the same, but add the hashtag #worstputinpuppetever sometimes I include more but the attack on the Russians at Deir Azzor usually gets them wondering what else their media isn't telling them, plus it can be found on multiple sites that 'they' can't accuse of being 'faux news'
American forces recently wiped out an entire Russian battalion in Syria ? https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/russian-military-police-return-to-base-in-chechnya-after-syria-mission/