Where is the best place to find the informations for my dad?

Posted March 14th, 2008 by arupachino99

My dad is 70 years old. very smart, but he gets his info from MSM since he doesn't know how to use internet. Today he asked me to print out as much information as possible from internet for him to read so he can find out whats really going on. I want to tell him about CFR, New world order, Federal reserve, North American union, patriot act, uncensored daily news etc.

Any suggestion?

PS. I have already print out a lots info from Ronpaul2008.com

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On March 14th, 2008 eilif says:

very deep learning here

here's a good start

On March 14th, 2008 dcarter9 says:

http://video.google.com/u...

I suggest that he

On March 14th, 2008 honeybee says:

read the constitution first. That will probably open his eyes a bit. Then, as he reads other info, and lays it beside the consitution he can clearly see what the founders intended and what has actually happened. Then, have him start reading Dr. Paul's writings and how what he writes is all about remaining true to the constitution. All of this will take time, tho.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
Arthur Schopenhauer

yeah.........

On March 14th, 2008 ramnailz says:

don't feed him all this stuff at once, its more exciting for someone to see for themselves and they connect the dots with the CFR. Explain to him about these guys first, as other things make more sense when CFR is explained before hand. Harper magazine, AM640 radio or AM760. politics and AM640 has Coast to Coast, even if some topics seem unbelievable, they are still good stories but they talk about our messed up government!

suggestion: pace yourself with your dad

On March 14th, 2008 ProspectorSam says:

Be intentional about giving him a bite at a time. Let him finish chewing that one before you give him another. ;-)

He wants to read, not watch, so... I suggest a copy of Griffin's "Creature" book. That way he can start off with something familiar (a book), not even a printout of a web page. That might be an easier start. Once he's done with that, find out what things in the book got him curious to know more, and then just go from there.

The web sites and videos people have mentioned here have their merits; point your dad to them when he does get online on his own. Again, though, pace yourself; give him a couple to start off with and see what he thinks, rather than giving him 30 at once which can feel overwhelming.

JMO.

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On March 14th, 2008 e_goldstein says:

on google video brings a blank stare to everyone I have introduced it to.

Start with the Fed

On March 14th, 2008 graemek says:

This lecture by G. Edward Griffin is the best place for a beginner to start.
http://www.spielbauer.com...

I say that because when one understands the Fed, the rest of the information fits together as an understandable whole. Without that basic knowledge, there's a risk that the huge volumes of information available will look like a mishmash of conspiracy theories.

There's more well researched data at:
http://www.freedom-force....

It might help to consider it like a gigantic jigsaw puzzle. It's no good zooming in on one piece with a magnifying glass, looking for deep secrets etc. The data is all there. You just need to gather it up and kind of mentally step back a hundred miles to see the picture.