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Nice chemtrail picture.

I finally took a shot at redpilling a couple more coworkers late Friday. Set them each separately aside in a conference room at different times, and provided them a 10 page handwritten note of what’s been going on to review. Followed up with a two-page list of links with short explanations for them to look at over the weekend. I did manage to get them to agree to a verbal “professional courtesy discretionary agreement” not to let the ensuing discussion affect our business relationship. Well, we’ll see how that goes Monday. If you don’t hear from me, it means they went “call the white suit guys” on me.

Ironically, one of the guys has managed to tag a third monitor for his cubicle, in addition to the laptop he uses. He also managed to overcome the IT mandated screensaver to install one of his own. When it turns on, all four of his screens look like the green-dropping letter monitors they have in the Matrix.

That’s right, I red-pilled a guy with a Matrix screensaver.

You can’t make this stuff up.

The other guy has a name like a famous ark builder.

Tell me the Good Lord doesn’t have a sense of humor.

I’ll let you know how it goes when I can. If it goes well, I’m going to start handing out “Welcome to the party, pal” badges.

Maybe I just need to tell them to look up and tell me chemtrails aren’t real?

Wow! Good work! I hope it’s successful.

Some comments...

1. Trying to red-pill someone in one sitting can be like trying to teach someone differential equations in one sitting. Someone who can’t even add and subtract. So don’t be discourage if it doesn’t work or if they only get a little of it. Anons have been in this for a long time, some of us going on 7 years now. And another huge factor is that many of us were already awake to some degree before Q showed up. Q just gave us the facts to make sense of the incongruities that were already bothering us.

2. Chemtrails. I know people who can look at them and deny they exist. Sigh. I know people who can “explain them away” enough in their own minds to deny they are anything unusual. Another sigh. I think that the truth is so frightening to many people that they deny it in order to continue to happily exist in their little safe illusion. Even someone with Matrix screensavers. That’s just a “tech joke” to them. Hopefully your guy is a deeper thinker and unafraid to consider scary possibilities.

3. Even when people flat out reject any and all red pill info, you have planted a seed. Some seeds take a while to germinate. And some seeds need to be watered now and then (but not drowned or washed away).

I hope this one sprouts! Keep us posted, please.

4. I have been wondering a lot about RFK jr., whether he might be on our side. I heard an excellent discussion about that last week. The idea is that normie conservatives already know that things are a mess even if they think Q is nonsense. No one on the right can fail to see the problems with the economy, illegals, election fraud, cognitive impairment of *, etc. But many normie lefties are still delusional and think everything is fine. Or mostly find. Maybe * is cognitively impaired, but hey he’s their guy. These people would NEVER accept anything PDJT told them. They would never accept anything most conservatives told them. But the Q plan needs as many of us as possible on board. So what if the left hears truth from one of their own? Like RFK jr. That might wake some of them up. I plan to keep an eye on what he is saying ... in my copious free time.

You and your story are a classic! Don’t freak out but you need to...

** Get an Agent. ** (Instead of a room.)

Here’s just one title for you, just one idea, of who I think you are, and how your story matters to our US history.

” 21st Century: One Red American in a Blue America “

Better titles, I’m certain, with so many elements to capture.

Wonder who is a good universal conservative author?
Wonder who should play you in the movie? 🤔

Congratulations on your progress. You’ve not backed off. 🎉🎈