In regards to red pilling your personal followers, to start, you need a 'hook sentence' or ‘hook slide’. This is your opportunity to grab the readers attention.

For example, “Would you believe me if I told you...?” and follow through with pages that prove your point/ provide facts but are also entertaining to the eye. Get creative! At the end of your story/post/whatever, a good thing to include is the inclusion of your audience. If they have taken the time to read what you share, give them a virtual pat on the back. Like “if you read this, congratulations you’re now more informed than most” or “props to those who actually read this”.

Red pilling in person is a different subject. If it’s someone you know like a coworker, a simple probe can be good. “Hey random question so how do you feel about xyz?”

After their reply you don’t need to take the conversation further; I mean you can if you want but you’ve already established the important foundation of curiosity that you can tap back into in the future.

You can go to the same person and depending on how similar it is to the previous subject you can make a statement about some fact. “Hey did you know..?” and this opens Pandora’s box of future topics and the red pill relationship will further develop from this point on.

When it comes to family and cousins or whatever and they ask what you’re up to or what’s new, you can hit them with “Man I’ve been learning so much crazy shit about our world and this country and stuff, it’s insane.” Well now they’re curious, what’d you learn? Choose your red pill wisely because if they’re a normal you can’t just jump to a big brain Jew script; I find declassified CIA Operations to be the perfect entry red pill. Best part is, if they doubt the authenticity, it feels great to say “Well it’s real and it’s from their archive” kinda shit. Operation Northwoods, Operation Mockingbird, or the CIA heart attack gun from the Senate Church committee in the mid 1970s are all great subjects to start with.

Different methods of red pilling people on social media, coworkers, and family.