It is hard to make someone understand what is happening because the last 100 years we as americans have became so trusting to the media. For years families have sat down at the dinner table and listened or watched the news instead of using that time to build a relationship with their family.

Most people will not wake up until something directly involves them and by that time its usually to late. Here is a personal example. I informed my mom about the negative side effects of the vax. We talked about it for weeks. She told me she wasnt going to get it. Then her Doctor told her he is unable to treat her unless she gets it. A few weeks after her 2nd dose she told me she got it. I replied that I have been hearing women over 50 (she is 57) were getting their periods again after the shot. 2 weeks later she told me that she got her period. She hasn't had one in over 15 years. She has other complications that I believe are vax induced now too. She told me last week that she thinks she made a mistake.

What I learned over the last couple years. Don't pressure anyone because that will push them away. But leaving little subdued bread crumbs over a long period of time will draw interest. It works even better if you can make the person relate to the topic. To bad it didnt work 100% on my mom. She had to find out the hard way, but she is super stubborn.