posted on Jun, 27 2008 @ 07:09 AM
From my experience, it only causes harm to force information on people. For an analogy, it's like having the Witnesses bang on your door every day.
It's annoying. You might lose friendships if you press too hard.
Some people just do not want to listen. Perhaps on an unconscious level they might sense something, but don't know what it is. And probably more
often than not, will internalize it and think it's all about them, and not about the rest of the world.
It's heartbreaking I know. You want to tell others and I'm sure the feeling is genuine... But it's best to keep your mouth shut until the exact
perfect time which is usually when people ask questions.
I cannot talk with my family any more and so I don't. I keep things civil and that's about it. I can't get too personal with the research and
share with them. They already think I'm nuts and I'm the black sheep. I live a couple of thousands of miles away from my immediate family. When
mom asks what's new I have to say "Not much," because if I go out and say all the stuff I learned, it would be like talking to a brick wall.
So you're either stuck waiting until the right moment when questions are asked, or you can do what my friend does. He downloads all the freebie
truth documentaries, burns them on DVDs and sends them out with a letter that says "Please watch."