How Many Movies Have You Handed Out?, I've handed out ... Options

[George Hayduke]

100+ at this point.

Half have been LC.

I've discussed this somewhat with Painter, how disturbing it is and all. Over X-mas I went home to my college friends and handed out a couple dozen discs. Now these are old friends mind you. And the response has been deafening silence. Worrisome.

Here's my theory on it:

http://sonsanddaughtersofliberty.net/bullhorn/lc.html

[gideon524]

You can ask Rob. I almost never leave the house without wearing a "9/11 was an inside job shirt". I hand out two 8 hour-long DVDs to everybody that seems even remotely interested in 9/11. It's all I know to do. I've handed out easily 100 DVDs. Maybe even as much as 200. I don't keep count. Word of mouth is still very influential despite what some may think.

Deception 9/11(disk one)
- Aftermath: Unanswered Questions From 9/11
- 9/11 Press For Truth
- Mohamed Atta and the Venice Flying Circus
- Loose Change 2nd Edition
- 9/11 Mysteries
- Bits from 9/11 In Plane Site
- Some of my personal shorts vids

The Alex Jones 9/11 Collection (disk two)
- Alex Jones' 9/11 prediction
- 9/11 The Road to Tyranny
- Martial Law: Rise of the Police State
- Terrorstorm

If you know anybody that is interested, hit me up and I'll mail them to you myself. They are the best movies available concerning the truth and facts of September 11, 2001.

[George Hayduke]

Good work. I PM'd a request for the 2nd disc. I just gotta sit back and wonder at the # of folks who've gotten DVDs from you and me and who haven't done sh*t. Probably 300 people between the two of us.

I'm going to start buying spindles of LC movies to hand out b/c I don't want to burn out the DVD burner on my computer.

[rob balsamo]

They are the best movies available concerning the truth and facts of September 11, 2001.

ahem.... any others?


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[conspiracy_chest...]

"They" say that "Word of mouth advertising is the best kind of advertising" because it is. People should also think along the lines of Viral Marketing and Mischief Marketing.

( http://mischiefmarketing.com/ )

Which is why it's important to talk to people. Even if you're only planting seeds for later.

I talked to a guy who rented Alex Jones' "Terror Storm" from one of the big/corporate rental places in Chico, CA, which I thought was interesting.

One thing I've discussed with others to do is to donate 9/11 DVD's to local Libraries (multiple copies) for checkout, and by local I mean within your county, not just your city.

And also to donate copies to DVD rental stores. You might have to talk to corporate HQ for some of them.

For these donations, you will usually have to have copies in full-sized holders, which can be more expensive to buy, as opposed to small plastic or paper holders.

I just bought a bunch of full-sized holders from a local Dollar Store, 3 for a dollar, and I am going to make my own printed covers to insert. So there are ways to do this stuff cheaper.

(again, this would be a good thread for an Activism section here)

This post has been edited by conspiracy_chestnut: Jan 20 2007, 11:57 PM

[conspiracy_chest...]

We could use a nice P911T t-shirt. Maybe a design contest?

Although the logo is nice. Maybe something using the logo? You could also have more than one design.

I've heard that http://www.zazzle.com/custom/tshirts is better than cafepress.com crappiness, which isn't hard.

Also http://www.printfection.com/ might be even better.

[mo fiya]

I just bought a bunch of full-sized holders from a local Dollar Store, 3 for a dollar, and I am going to make my own printed covers to insert. So there are ways to do this stuff cheaper.

ok, so you actually bought regular DVD cases from a dollar store? what is the dollar store's name?

[Cary]

I've given away over 300 DVD's - a mixture of LC2E, AFTF and Terrorstorm. I just got PBB Chapter 2 last week. So I'm adding that to the mix. Awesome DVD Rob. Better on DVD than on google video. Great extras as well.

[StevenDC]

One thing I've discussed with others to do is to donate 9/11 DVD's to local Libraries (multiple copies) for checkout, and by local I mean within your county, not just your city.

For these donations, you will usually have to have copies in full-sized holders, which can be more expensive to buy, as opposed to small plastic or paper holders.

C_C,

The libraries is an absolutely fantastic idea !

[StevenDC]

100+ at this point.

George,

I'm only pushing 30 or so at this point.

I'm sitting in DC and I find that many people I have given them to had NO idea that the info was out there or even up for discussion. It has been kept so quiet and SO unpatriotic to question it.

And after they see it, they are afraid of our government finding out that they even watched it. But, slowly, after a couple of days of it sinking in, the anger overcomes the fear.

C_C has a great idea on the libraries.

We have to keep in mind that if each person we reach reaches out to one or two more, we will get there. We are close to the tipping point where it will become water cooler talk again. I hope the mass mailing campaign can push it there...

[mo fiya]

And after they see it, they are afraid of our government finding out that they even watched it. But, slowly, after a couple of days of it sinking in, the anger overcomes the fear.

see, this is what gets me...

people are afraid of the government. they think that the government scoops people up for just watching or possessing these types of videos, but at the same time many of these people try to refute the idea of a conspiracy to begin with.

isn't that a little contradictory? i mean, why would people think they want to come get you and take you away or kill you for watching videos about a government conspiracy, if there really wasn't a conspiracy? it doesn't make any sense.

Denial ain't just a river in Egypt.

[gideon524]

people are afraid of the government.

When the government fears its people, you have freedom.

When the people are afraid of their government, you have tyranny.

[conspiracy_chest...]

ok, so you actually bought regular DVD cases from a dollar store? what is the dollar store's name?

I think it's "The Dollar Store".

Just check whatever stores there are in your town. They're all different.

They also had cheap little colored plastic CD/DVD cases 10 for a $1.

Every once-in-awhile they have something halfway decent there.

You might also find them cheap somewhere on the net.

[waterdancer]

Gotta love the internet... DVD cases for sale online, $29 for 100

http://www.uline.com/Browse_Listing_5152.a...ndard+DVD+Cases

Here's what I googled if you want more options...

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=buy+%...G=Google+Search

This post has been edited by waterdancer: Jan 22 2007, 08:02 AM

[MichaelMR]

From friends, people around the neighborhood, my old HS and current college, that's probably around 150 or a bit more per household. Definitely around that number though.

[dnd]

Over a 100. Gave to friends, family and some co workers. I occasionally drop a few in the free newspaper stands on the street, some stores, and leave one for the waiter with the tip after lunch or dinner.

This post has been edited by dnd: Jan 22 2007, 06:08 PM

[J4Justice]

Hey George, I've handed out over 300 DVDs of Loose change. I'm doing 25 to 50 every week now! When I first started out, few people had any idea what I was talking about. Now, many of them already know! I carry DVDs everywhere I go. I give them out in grocery stores, restaurants, shops, theaters and anywhere I can find a warm body and a lucid mind!

Keep it up everyone, BURN AND DISTRIBUTE AS MANY AS YOU CAN, we MUST open the minds of the American people to the TRUTH! Give them out to total strangers if you have to. It's our last best hope of stopping these traitors and saving our Nation from utter destruction! THIS IS THE YEAR WE TAKE BACK OUR COUNTRY!

Remember my fellow Americans; nothing is written, and ordinary men can do extraordinary things!



Fight the Fascists,

J4Justice

[conspiracy_chest...]

I also leave Deception Dollars around everywhere.

One time I left one on a Calif. Lottery kiosk and then later met the person who found it while tabling.

Every little bit helps.

http://www.deceptiondollars.com/

[gideon524]

I gave away 10 DVDs at Cracker Barrel today while eating lunch. Not bad considering I live in the deep south and CB is a country restaurant.

Those "Investigate 9/11" t-shirts really work wonders!

Never leave home without one!

[Cary]

Outstanding Gideon. I have a T shirt on back order from Alex Jones' site. Bastards were supposed to deliver it before Christmas.