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**MasTaBlau** · 04-11-2012, 03:06 AM

This is a pretty cool problem to have-

There is a guy I work with...good guy, hard working family man. I have talked to him about the conspiracy and he is super interested in learning as much as he can in as short a time as possible. A few things about him:

1. Again, he is SUPER interested. Constantly asking me questions, just can't get enough type of interested.
2. BUT, he knows almost nothing about the illuminati, fractitional reserve system, usury, agenda 21, etc...
3. He has 3 small kids at home, so sending him to internet sites or giving him long books isn't a good idea.
4. BUT he actually has a plan on how he is going to learn..he wants to spend his lunch hour reading info that I give him, and either come in an hour early or leave an hour late everyday to read more. Then he wants to ask me questions the next day or as they come up. But when he leaves the office, he wants to be done learning for the day so he can spend time with his family without interruption.
5. He is minority (half black, half peurto rican). I don't think giving him stuff about chimp outs or anything like that is a good idea. We haven't discussed race at all except briefly gone over the Jewish thing, which he is on board with because he is a believer in Jesus Christ and the Jews reject Jesus Christ.

So....does anyone have any suggestions on the info I should give him to get him ramped up as quickly as possible? Thanks,

dys

You are going to be his filter at work and he isn't interested in doing his own research ?
I am surprised people on this forum are not taking you apart on this post.
Non of this reads right to me.

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There is/was a lot of information in the news you can use to introduce topics,
NeoCons, Oligarchs, Wars, War On Terror, Sibel Edmonds, Fitzgerald,
AIPAC, many major scandals, all this was in the news and this is what woke
everyone on the net up, before economic problems manifested in open,
many major related scandals that includes 9/11, and don't forget Ron Paul,
Ron Pauls people are aware enough, look at his message, Anti NeoCon Pro Freedom.

He isn't interested in doing his own research, ? , you are his filter, ? ,
you discourage him from doing his own research online on net, ? ,
you should be encouraging that, if someone isn't interested in
doing their own reading and research, I would not bother with them
no matter who they are, and at work, I wouldn't touch that with a
10 foot pole.

I never start conversations with people, I always try to connect,
give references, if something is in the news it is much easier,
you need to connect with people, if someone has no interest in
a topic, makes no sense to talk about it.

Sources, news, issues, economics, WRH, antiwar.com, NeoCons, Ron Paul.
You start off with the more conspiratorial stuff you will lose.

People that are interested in history are very easy for me to connect to.
Usually those people are already knowledgeable to a degree, they online.

There is very few people I have deeper conversations about issues.
Usually discussion involves economics or what is in news.

Everyone here on GSUS knows we don't have any eye opening threads/issues/topics.

04-11-2012, 03:06 AM	#23
MasTaBlau Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 508 Senior Member	This is a pretty cool problem to have- There is a guy I work with...good guy, hard working family man. I have talked to him about the conspiracy and he is super interested in learning as much as he can in as short a time as possible. A few things about him: 1. Again, he is SUPER interested. Constantly asking me questions, just can't get enough type of interested. 2. BUT, he knows almost nothing about the illuminati, fractitional reserve system, usury, agenda 21, etc... 3. He has 3 small kids at home, so sending him to internet sites or giving him long books isn't a good idea. 4. BUT he actually has a plan on how he is going to learn..he wants to spend his lunch hour reading info that I give him, and either come in an hour early or leave an hour late everyday to read more. Then he wants to ask me questions the next day or as they come up. But when he leaves the office, he wants to be done learning for the day so he can spend time with his family without interruption. 5. He is minority (half black, half peurto rican). I don't think giving him stuff about chimp outs or anything like that is a good idea. We haven't discussed race at all except briefly gone over the Jewish thing, which he is on board with because he is a believer in Jesus Christ and the Jews reject Jesus Christ. So....does anyone have any suggestions on the info I should give him to get him ramped up as quickly as possible? Thanks, dys You are going to be his filter at work and he isn't interested in doing his own research ? I am surprised people on this forum are not taking you apart on this post. Non of this reads right to me. ---------------------- There is/was a lot of information in the news you can use to introduce topics, NeoCons, Oligarchs, Wars, War On Terror, Sibel Edmonds, Fitzgerald, AIPAC, many major scandals, all this was in the news and this is what woke everyone on the net up, before economic problems manifested in open, many major related scandals that includes 9/11, and don't forget Ron Paul, Ron Pauls people are aware enough, look at his message, Anti NeoCon Pro Freedom. He isn't interested in doing his own research, ? , you are his filter, ? , you discourage him from doing his own research online on net, ? , you should be encouraging that, if someone isn't interested in doing their own reading and research, I would not bother with them no matter who they are, and at work, I wouldn't touch that with a 10 foot pole. I never start conversations with people, I always try to connect, give references, if something is in the news it is much easier, you need to connect with people, if someone has no interest in a topic, makes no sense to talk about it. Sources, news, issues, economics, WRH, antiwar.com, NeoCons, Ron Paul. You start off with the more conspiratorial stuff you will lose. People that are interested in history are very easy for me to connect to. Usually those people are already knowledgeable to a degree, they online. There is very few people I have deeper conversations about issues. Usually discussion involves economics or what is in news. Everyone here on GSUS knows we don't have any eye opening threads/issues/topics.
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