A co-worker and I got into a discussion today (not the first). He is pretty much on track with most of the people here but he isn't a member. He is what I refer to as an informed NPC. He absolutely gets what's happening but doesn't get any of the back ground. No understanding of history other than the standard story by the MSM and government sponsored history. He is aware of how bad things are and he wants war. He admitted to me in no uncertain terms that he wants the destruction of society and a war to cleanse the planet.
Don't get me wrong, I have tried many times to clue him in to many things but he seems dead set on his view. He did get the shot, 2 of them, in order to stay employed and I understand his position with kids and everything. I too have kids but I refused and am still employed because of the courts. I think he has become enraged because he took the shot but in the end he didn't need to.
I feel his anger but don't feel like I can truly open up to him. Where am I going wrong? I need some guidance from you guys about how to approach this.
Help please. He is a very smart person. I like him too. But I really don't know where to go.
Honestly, I am not sure I understand your question and what you are trying to accomplish with him. I understand the situation you have summarized, but... what outcome are you trying to achieve with him?
I mean, I guess I want him to see the truth. Not that I even know it completely but I have a 20 yo son who now brings me stuff I didn't catch.
I like the guy. He's a cool dude and someone who should and could be an asset? Someone who could help this cause. I know there is no way to force it. That's why I am asking.
Gotcha. Thanks for that.
First, no one knows the truth. On this board we are trying to discern it, and we dig up and share facts, etc. My point is, if you take the burden off yourself of trying to get him to the truth, and instead focus on getting him to ask questions, then he can arrive at the first milestone: What we are so often told is not the truth, which implies that there is a truth that needs tobe discovered.
How do you do that? Ask him if he knows about false flags. Dig up the memo where the CIA uses that term to describe the need to turn the people of Miami (I think it was) against Cuba. This one memo proves that false flags are real and not a conspiracy theory. Then ask, "Do you think the media's deception stopped with this one thing?". Obviously the answer must be " no".
If he is curious enough, ask him if he's game to get together for some beers and watch a documentary series called The Fall of the Cabal. Preface it by saying, "Whether this is right or wrong, the point is, there's a lot we don't know."
I think if you can get his wheels turning regarding the fact that the truth is far more removed from his reality than he thinks, it might get him to ask questions and begin to follow the Path of the Anon.
Good luck. Glad he has you to care about him.
Possible asset I agree. Some of the opposition is of good heart. Communist have learned that once they are victorious they must immediately cull out their strongest supporters (thinking of your friend here) because once they see what it’s really about the new “ dissident” will oppose them vigorously.
Now that I thought a little bit. This guy is so furious about what has happened to him and his family I feel like I need to say something to him or do something to calm him down. I don't know really. He has had his life ostensibly ruined by the powers that be.
If I have to give an answer I guess I want to help him get through this hard time.
That's generous of you, and I know he will appreciate it. Why don't you tell him what you just wrote, above? Let him know you and he are on the same team, and that his kiddos need him to channel that angry energy in ways that make a difference but that don't land him in jail or worse. Tell him it will take time... explain the stages of grief... let him know that you really want to help him. Building a foundation of trust will position you to help him in ways you don't see, yet. That's my two cents.