If you wish to take part, please post below.
I am currently working on a document that contains any and all of the information we have so far on PizzaGate. This will be the most comprehensive collection of evidence available. The general public need to be aware of this, and the brief internet exposure it is getting is not spreading far enough in relation to the general public.
I require a little help with this and if you would like to help complete the document please let me know!
The document will be placed onto many cheap USB thumbsticks (I have purchased my own 300 so far). The USB thumbsticks will be clearly labelled "Your Governments Exposed".
The USB thumbsticks will most likely (I have done tests) not be trusted at first, but once there are hundreds upon hundreds of them spread around many, many public places, they will gain their own viral (ARG / Creepy mystery) status. The information will then start to spread through utter curiosity. This will work in a eerily similar way to the way real-life memes tend to spread once they gather enough initial traction.
EDIT: A print version will also be supplied to add legitimacy to the USB thumbdrives.
I have put a lot of effort into this plan so far and if others would like to join me, I would greatly appreciate it! The more people we have behind this, the more the exposure will spread.
If you wish to help let me know. Please try to take this seriously as I will go about doing this whether I have help or not.
EDIT: I am currently setting up a means of contact for anybody interested in helping.
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rwb ago
You'd have far more success in going old school with a print up. To be blunt, you'll never generate remotely enough buzz to have people trust a thumb drive. As far as help with execution, you'd probably be best to start a blog that will act as your draft, add or remove elements and refine wording based on opinions you are soliciting, and pull the trigger on a print up when you feel you've captured the essence of the story.
One other word of advice, quality before quantity. Anyone coming across a dossier of sorts is not going to be persuaded by dozens or hundreds of pages. Clear concise information is the order of the day.
PrincessCinderella ago
You hit the nail on the head with "Clear concise information". I showed my husband (who didn't know anything about Pizza Gate) the Ben Swann video. It was short and just enough information to get someone to "think". After my husband watched it, he was intrigued and started asking questions. When I told him, "Oh, what you just watched was just the tip of the iceberg", he was shocked, and even more intrigued.
palmitespo910 ago
I work third shift in a residential home, I have a group of like 4 other people that I only work with. By this method of easing people in and just giving little (but definitely believable and definitely sourced) bits of information, I was slowly able to redpill four people that I see every day on this subject. It can happen, we just can't shove it all down everyone's throats all at once.
PrincessCinderella ago
That's great! It does definitely work.