Had to ponder this for a bit. Doesn't the question itself imply a certain amount of anticipation? Why ask such a question? Referring to celebrities/public figures specifically seems to imply people who are capable of reaching others. Doesn't that naturally kick off a thought process along the lines of "OK, which celebrity or public figure would have greatest effect on the status quo by getting them to read Ponerology"? That was certainly the first thing I thought. But maybe I'm just anticipating. ;)beau said:No one said that it had to make a difference. Thinking about that just makes one anticipate. Tsk tsk.
Yeah, I'd pick the Wachowski's as well. Then again, maybe they've already read it?beau said:Your sig gives me my choice: the Wachowski Bros.
The question I asked myself was "Who would be able to convey the message of the book to the most amount of people and in a way that is understandable to the majority of the population?" Then we can only leave open the possiblity that people will properly use the information to change the status quo. To me, it's not as much about implying anticipation as it is finding the best way to "advertise" such vital knowledge. This is certainly the system that the PTB use to their benefit, so why not borrow it, eh?Ryan said:Had to ponder this for a bit. Doesn't the question itself imply a certain amount of anticipation? Why ask such a question? Referring to celebrities/public figures specifically seems to imply people who are capable of reaching others. Doesn't that naturally kick off a thought process along the lines of "OK, which celebrity or public figure would have greatest effect on the status quo by getting them to read Ponerology"? That was certainly the first thing I thought. But maybe I'm just anticipating. ;)
We'd better send one to Hugo Weaving as well then :DCyre2067 said:My guess is the Matrix will stop Oprah from reading it, too much potential for damage...
I love that guy...Barry said:We'd better send one to Hugo Weaving as well then :DCyre2067 said:My guess is the Matrix will stop Oprah from reading it, too much potential for damage...
Oprah might have to find another audience? Would most of her viewers be able to get their heads around it? Mind you, anything's possible if you get a 'herd' thinking....Cyre2067 said:My guess is the Matrix will stop Oprah from reading it, too much potential for damage. Better to target smaller celeb's.
Indeed the wording should be highly diplomatic.Cyre2067 said:Further, how would one go about initiating such contact?
Dear Famous Sir/Madam:
We have some literature here that might possibly save the world. We'd like to give you a free copy for your review.
I mean, the wording itself has to be done delicately, and while the above is accurate it might just get the sender written off as a 'nut job'.
LOL! You forgot the p.s.Axel_Dunor said:Indeed the wording should be highly diplomatic.
What do you think of something like that :
" Political Ponerology deals with psychopaths, defective organic portals, leaders of the now established new World order and agents of the 4th density Service To Self Lizzards who have been herding and eating us for 309000 years thanks to time travel and mind control.
Since the end of the world is a matter of months and that it will include a 3rd world war, meteorite showers and earth pole shift leading to the destruction of most of the humanity, we recommend that you read this book quickly."
P.S. : I'm wondering if we should mention the body slicing thing in the first mail ?
Or we can be sneaky. Get in there as a new age conspiracy nut job, and suddenly somewhere towards the middle of the show turn completely sane and very intelligent and reasonable, whip out a copy of ponerology and explain in the most eloquent and concise way the problem and the solution. But the problem is, none of those shows are live - they won't make it on air if it's not something PTB approve.John G said:Hey you might be able to use this nut job impression as a way to get invited to the Dr. Phil show.
And another example....Employee Evaluation Joke
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2 hard at work in his cubicle. Bob works independently, without
3 wasting company time talking to colleagues. Bob never
4 thinks twice about assisting fellow employees, and he always
5 finishes given assignments on time. Often he takes extended
6 measures to complete his work, sometimes skipping coffee
7 breaks. Bob is a dedicated individual who has absolutely no
8 vanity in spite of his high accomplishments and profound
9 knowledge in his field. I firmly believe that Bob can be
10 classed as a high-caliber employee, the type which cannot be
11 dispensed with. Consequently, I duly recommend that Bob be
12 promoted to executive management, and a proposal will be
13 executed as soon as possible.
Addendum:
That idiot was standing over my shoulder
while I wrote the report sent to you
earlier today. Kindly re-read only the
odd numbered lines.
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