You are here because you are concerned about the direction our society is headed.
You know some of the things you can do about it, such as attend protests and pop-ups and talk to friends and family. Did you know you can also talk to strangers in the street and it can be easy and fun?
Paul Edwards from the UK is just an ordinary bloke and he does this.
He has a very basic website that has two brilliant articles explaining how to talk to strangers: Talking to people about the Globalist Threat and Influencing People on the Street
Here's the two articles put together in a convenient pdf for you to print and read at your leisure.
What you need
A t-shirt, or a sticker to show where you stand
This isn't essential, so if you don't feel like going out with a provocative t-shirt or message on to start, don't. However it will save on leaflets! When you trigger someone, just smile and wish them good day. This means that you have reached them at an emotional level, so good work.
Some leaflets
Paul recommends you offer people a leaflet covered with densely packed questions. You can download the one here and modify it if needed. Print this A5 document two pages to a sheet, both sides, then cut each sheet in two.
Do your homework
I can't stress this enough. Read and reread the articles here. Read again before you go out. Having read, you should feel that you can do this and know how to respond when people engage you in conversation, or are rude to you.
Pick a busy spot and have fun
"The leaflets are your props. The t-shirt is your costume. Play to the gallery. Enjoy the audience reaction. The whole time they are being won over effortlessly and they don’t even realise it."