Effectively Creating Ripples

Niko Maheras

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Being aware of the state of the Earth experience poses many challenges from navigating the sea of disinformation, recognizing global corruption from governments and corporations, and understanding occult knowledge.  Nothing has been more challenging, however, than attempting to explain any of those aspects (let alone an entire worldview) to someone.

What are effective ways to create ripples?  How can someone inspire another to research this information?

Brass Knuckles Approach

This approach is most efficient in attracting attention.  It is important to be passionate and impactful in delivering the information so the experience stays with the individual.  He will not be able to easily forget about it unlike a normal interaction with a waiter at a restaurant.  This could also be called the Alex Jones Approach.  Bombastic, high energy, and unapologetic, this style cannot be ignored.  The only downside to this is the presenter of information will appear insane to most people.  Therefore, it is also important to be confident with yourself and the information being discussed, and you must not care what other people will think or say about you.  Why should you anyway?

Soft Approach

Totally opposite of the Brass Knuckles Approach, this style is very effective with open minded listeners.  There is no reason to be make a scene or shout from the rooftops.  The information can be analyzed and discussed in more detail to help understand the bigger picture.  Unfortunately, this method is more difficult to convey a sense of urgency.  It would be like calmly telling someone that the building is on fire and that it is on the 10th floor and that it might be a good idea to consider leaving. This is the situation the world finds itself in currently.

Understanding Your Audience

Understanding the audience is key and will dictate how to approach a discussion.
More often than not, the majority of people reject or do not want to hear that their government is hurting them, that we living under the conditions of slavery, and that we do not have the time to ignore these dark realities of the world in which we live.
Continuing in this situation will only create frustration and resentment between the parties engaged.  It is important to not burn bridges, though.  Make it known that if they change their mind, you will always be willing to restart the conversation.  The responsibility to initiate the discussion again always lies with the other person.  Trying to force information upon someone NEVER works.

The war on drugs, belief in authority, 9/11, banking systems, and government are not stimulating discussion topics for most people.  Music, pop culture, and sports are.  Tying information together with things people like will almost always peak their interest more than being direct about it.

A woman who has adored Marilyn Monroe all her life learns of her involvement with JFK and extraterrestrial information.

A music lover is exposed to the endless satanic and masonic symbolism and ideology promoted through lyrics and videos.

A sports fan reflects on an analogy he heard describing how modern day athletes are no different than the gladiators of ancient Rome. 

Now these topics are more relevant to more people who have never heard or considered this information, and they are more inclined to look into it for themselves. You cannot do the work of teaching other people everything about the world, nor should you.  It is the responsibility of the individual to decide to do that for themselves if they so choose. 

All you can do is plant seeds and hope they grow.