Said this in another thread..If you're someone who is inclined to use these conspiracies, think about it like this: In the 4 days before the election, can you really red-pill America? Especially when most of America will be getting its information from news sources that will be openly hostile to this information and will not sympathetically convey it? Think about it: the only thing that will convince most Americans is a video or the FBI. No matter how many dots you connect, there's a massive disinclination to believe this stuff. If that's the case, then your time is best spent spreading information that is already resonating with people: that HRC is a shady crook who abused the CF during her time at State. That is already believable to most Americans and is already proven to work against her. And we're already certain that those charges are true.

In my experience, people have heard a story or two about the CF, and have a bad feeling about it, but they've never seen someone bring together 4+ stories and make the operation look systematically corrupt. That means there's low hanging fruit! Conveying 4+ shady well-sourced stories is enough for most people. But confronting them with a massive conspiracy that's inherently unbelievable due to the extreme nature of its content is just going to turn people off from your message and dismiss you as a conspiracy nut.

So, this trafficking shit may backfire on you. Even if you can redpill some people, chances are they're people who already despise HRC, not new people.