The martial art of Judo involves using the enemies momentum against them, and the principle applies just as much to psychological combat as it does physical combat.

For example, there are two opposing sides of #pizzagate. The opposition asserts that:

1. comet ping pong is a victim of a vicious defamation campaign being waged by right wing zealots.

2. Their hate campaign has inspired one of the zealots to come completely unhinged and attempt a spree killing in their establishment.

The strategy (if you can even call it that) being advocated is to make noise and call bullshit. Which will, of course, be ignored.

But what if, instead, people sought out the management of comet ping pong, and told them the news about the charges being dropped? What if people asked them for their opinions of this horrible miscarriage of justice? What if people informed the media about the "right wing judge that dropped charges against the comet ping pong shooter"? What if people took to social media and proclaimed "this right wing violence and intimidation has gone too far! we need to fight back!" What if people accused the outlets that refused to cover it of being right wing reactionary sympathizers?

1. the people that work at comet ping pong will have to lie and feign outrage, or lie and justify the release of the man that came into their establishment with a gun and tried to kill people.

2. the media will have to cover the news of the release of the shooter, or suffer the backlash of being labeled as right wing sympathizers.

3. The opposition will not be able to tell the trolls from the useful idiots swept up in the psy-op.

4. Useful idiots will get sucked in by the headline and get redpilled when they start doing further research. the denial by the trolls and masterminds that have been manipulating them will drive them to the other (our) side and pressure will mount even more ans the MSM and powers that be lose control of the narrative.

Letting this man go was the stupidest thing they could have done and a huge tactical blunder on their part. but then again, I'm just a guy on the internet. The people involved have much more experience in this area that I do and are probably several steps ahead of me in the info-war department.