Help us out with newbie-friendly links for a "For Newcomers" section (pizzagate)

submitted ago by wecanhelp

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Fully Sourced Executive Summary of Pizzagate Evidence

We would like to update the subverse sidebar with a "For Newcomers" section that provides a few up-to-date links to introductory material on Pizzagate.

The section has to be as concise as possible, I'm picturing it in the following format:

For Newcomers

To find the best redpilling material out there, we want to crowdsource these three links.

A good candidate material is:

  • relatively short (consumable in 20-30 minutes);
  • well put-together;
  • sourced;
  • objective;
  • non-dramatizing;
  • non-violent.

We're aware that it's not necessarily possible to match all these criteria in a single material, but we're hopeful to find the closest match. We're not looking for material that offer the most details and evidence, as it would be overwhelming for people who first hear about this. What we're looking for is the best introduction: a video, an article, and a /v/pizzagate thread that help provide a quick and accurate mental model, don't smell of cheesy conspiracy theory, and inspire further research. Think of these links as the PR of this investigation.

With that in mind, please recommend your favorite Pizzagate summary link in the comment section, and make sure to write a few words about why you think we should go with that one. We won't necessarily go with the links that get the most upvotes, this is not a numbers game, but we will take that into consideration, and all in all try to make the best decision.

Thank you for your help with this.

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Blacksmith21 ago

My .02:

This needs to be presented, as best as this medium will allow, as a slick marketing package. We are at the tipping point. Once the US starts to become aware that the CIA has been listening in on them, that Trump really was wiretapped, then Pizzagate/Pedogate/SaveTheChildren becomes all that much more believable.

My thoughts:

  • Succinct, grammatically perfect, well-articulated copy.

  • Infographics are a must: http://www.julienrio.com/marketing/english/5-reasons-use-infographics-improve-information-retention

  • Define and illustrate human trafficking. Infographic would be best. People need to realize that we are talking about industrial level lifecycle management of young humans for a variety of purposes - sex, organs, exploitation, criminal behavior.

  • Present in a Q&A format: Why Am I Here? What is Pizzagate? How Did It Get Discovered? You get the idea.

  • Intro to pedo symbology, artwork, culture, 5000 block of Conn Ave NW. A picture is worth a thousand words.

  • Always use non-conservative, "reputable" citations backed up with a similar conservative/fringe source.

  • Simple "shock" graphics - Podesta/McCann eFit; What Ted Saw; the hanging kids art; Podesta's bedroom; Podesta's sculpture/Dahmer; etc. Warn before they get to the section. Blast them with a ton of imagery. Go back to words.

  • Use some "shock" video - Personally, though not confirmed at all, link to Fatherhood with comment that there is reason to believe this is Podesta.

  • Do NOT take this into Illuminati territory.

  • Personally, I think mentioning SRA may still be counterproductive at this point. It will come out. And if it never does, who cares? As long as this cabal is judged/punished for child sex trafficking - that's all that matters.

  • Use well-documented history to include: The Franklin Affair; WH Rentboys; Barney Frank's Prostitution ring; Dutroux; Dozier; Dyncorp Bosnia; Dyncorp Afghanistan. [Edit: I'd put this up high in the order so as to inform the reader that these horrors are real]

  • Provide a resource section to the best resources, apportioned into subject categories TBD.

IMO, if someone cannot take 20 minutes out of their life to consume something as compelling as this, then they are hopeless.

If the fever builds to a point, maybe we can condense enough to a full page ad in the WaPo or NYT. GoFundMe for the cost of the ad. The PR alone would raise awareness that no one could stop. Don't want to take our money Bezos or Carlos? Maybe protests if it grew enough legs. Just spitballin' here...

Edit: I would add in some photos of famous missing children - JonBenet, Madeline, Caylee Anthony (Casey is suspect as well, as evidenced by a coincidental surfacing today), etc.

Edit 2: I would also link to things which can "go viral": hashtags; QR codes; Pizzagate.com; links to business cards with directs to the websites and a link to Vistaprint or whatever. If some freebie service balks at the content - brand them pedoenablers. I think it's time the gloves came off.

anon_sense ago

I think this is awesome. Kind of like a word-based version of Ben Swann's report but more comprehensive. Also STRONGLY agree to avoid taking this into Illuminati territory where I think you will just lose the person altogether.

rodeo13 ago

Dude, you have great ideas. Would you be able to put this together yourself?