Check out this article. Please read it. It's about a girlfriend led astray by her Q-conspiracy BF.
I think it's 100 percent fabricated (my opinion). But it's based on some truth I would guess. There are normies who are fearful, and they take 2-dimensional action on information they learn from people like us.
The bottom line is that too many people probably read this sort of article (my opinion) and back off of their own awakening. It is an expertly crafted piece to achieve that effect.
How do we fight back? Discussion requested.
My opinion is that we should be telling normies that they will be seeing hit pieces about "conspiracy theories" and the most powerful thing we can offer is history and truth... and an invitation to do your own research.
We should provide links to story threads that demonstrate the tactics of the evil side and encourage them to form their own opinion... and THAT is the difference.
I know we do that, to a certain extent. Among us it is common knowledge. But we need to start emphasizing this principle, in my opinion.
These kind of hit pieces have been coming out in MSM all the time, even while Q was active. Q used to point out tons of these articles and pointing out how scared they are of us.
Thats all this is - indication of their panic level. These articles never stopped people who ask questions to stop asking questions. Those who are fearful and afraid are going to be sleep up until the precipice no matter what.
What you can do, effectively, is to point out articles that say "asking questions is wrong" to those people who consider themselves "thinkers" and challenge them as to why the media would say this. This in itself is redpill for many people.
Additionally, overblowing the fear of conspiracy theory constantly, has a boomerang effect when they themselves start facing issues related the very same conspiracies. What they would have normally written as "bad luck" or "mistake on the part of government" will suddenly start looking ominous.
Ultimately, these stories do more to wake up people than to keep them asleep.
I have my own personal experience as well. Long before Q, I used to see news about measles outbreak due to anti-vaxx mums. Literally all the time, and in very scary details. This got me so angry about the anti-vaxxers that I started reading up about their "stupid beliefs". Very soon I came across tangible proof in the courtroom, by the expert witness of the Pharmacies, that vaccines indeed cause autism in a small set of kid who have mitochondrial condition.
I just set it aside as "hmm .. thats very weird" for a couple years when suddenly the plandemic hit and covid vaccines made their debut, and suddenly the stuff I remembered from that past dig hit me full force. Made it easy for me to see through the lies because of very same fear porn about anti-vaxxers.
OP. I posted this earlier. It was pinned for a while and had a ton of great comments.
https://greatawakening.win/p/17sOj12BJG/associated-propaganda-is-now-moc/
The strategy is simple: Point out how 'qanon' is an msm conspiracy theory, made, created, and pushed by MSM. When you dig to the roots of it, it's 100% the msm who is pushing this conspiracy theory. Use it to point out how stupid msm is, and how stupid msm thinks its readers or viewers are. Ask "do you really want to be lead by liars?"
I ask why would you listen to anyone who tells you to stop thinking? Who tells you where to read or not read? What are they afraid of?