Be annoying
Being annoying is a fantastic way to prevent us to end up in digital slavery. Being annoying may be something you did not even think about or something that you are doing but don’t really realize the impact of. Let’s discover the power of being annoying.
The power of being annoying
Best example so far… the crying baby. Ever witnessed someone getting mad because a toddler is crying?
It’s just a noise, right? Yet, this noise can make some of us feel extremely uncomfortable. To the point the person cannot focus anymore and will get away from the crying noise.
That was one example. What about chalkboard scraping, do you like this? Some of us will literally shiver at the sound of it. What about your email box filling up with spam? It can be pretty annoying.
The power of annoyance is that it defocuses you. It gets you to deploy time, effort and potentially money to things that you did not plan to spend any resource on.
The power of being annoying in action
Let’s use an example!
The annoyance: replacing “vaccine” by “Pokemon” in your Facebook posts.
Goal: inform People regarding the (Covid-19) vaccine while not being censored by Facebook.
Level of annoyance: very high.
The power of annoyance: as you use the word “Pokemon” instead of “vaccine” the algorithm parsing Facebook posts cannot detect your post. At some point, the People in charge of working on the Facebook censorship algorithm (an algorithm that parses all Facebook posts and scans them for keywords or combinations of keywords) will realize that People are replacing “vaccine” with “Pokemon”. This will be a problem that they need to solve because the practice impacts Facebook’s job of implementing the strategy of the government (hiding information from you regarding the vaccine). So the team, at Facebook, will need to deploy time, effort, and money to solve this problem. It is not a trivial problem and it may require a significant amount of time as you want to detect the word “Pokemon” in the context where it means “vaccine” and not in all contexts. Engineers may have to work overtime to solve this issue. This may impact their mental health. They may also realize that Facebook is nasty and may decide to just quit the team or even better, sabotage it. They may decide to be annoying, dragging their feet to solve the issue.
Think the idea is silly? Well, in China, “winniethepooh” got banned from social media. The ban backfired because People realized that those controlling the system were afraid of the word “winniethepooh”.
A very basic action can have a massive impact on the system. Most of us don’t anticipate the impact as the system is complex and made of billions of parts. The key point is to try different things.
Being annoying: legal or not?
Do you think authorities will fine or punish you for being annoying?
Will the baby get a ticket for unlimited cries?
Unlikely. They may try to fine or punish you for not complying to a law. But it is unlikely they can or will do so for your annoyance.
See being annoying as a gray area. There are hundreds of ways to be annoying. If a 100 people decide to be annoying and make 50 different ways to be annoying (one being late for meetings, one regularly talking loud at work, …) then it is hard to deploy new regulations to prevent each behavior.
A thousand way to be annoyinnnng
We want to hear from you. What can we do to be annoying? What can you do, in your daily life, to be annoying?
Suggestions we heard from you guys:
Replace “vaccine” by “pokemon” or any other term in your social media post. More broadly, replace words specifically flagged by social media’s algorithm for potential misinformation by other common words.
Slow down your job.
Make mistakes in your job activities. “Sorry, I didn’t see this”.
Operation gossip at work
Walk around with your black marker and add a few lines to QR codes signs. Especially those that point you to vaccination centers.
Hungary being annoying to the European Union by objecting to regulation.
Be late!
Annoying WEF related corporations like Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce, … with dummy support requests
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Annoyance strategy
How, when, where, who?
As you are annoying, the annoyance has impacts on elements of the system. For example, if you are annoying in an open space at work then your colleagues may be annoyed. Some colleagues may commit mistakes in their accounting reports. These mistakes may trigger issues for the clients. The elements of the system impacted are: People at work, accounting reports, regulatory reporting, the People reviewing the report, the client, …
It is very hard to exactly foresee who, what, when, where the impact will be.
What we know is that some elements of the system are being used against the People: censorship algorithm, police forces, laws, mandates, face masks, propaganda signs, … . These elements should be annoyed. These are resources used by Globalists to lead you towards their end state: a society of control. You want to annoy these resources. You want to defocus them, increase their usage, push them to failure, …
Let’s actually list the elements so that you guys know what you can focus on:
Propaganda signs in the street such as QR codes, advertising boards, …
Let’s be artistic, right?
A few additional black lines on QR codes (if they are black).
Their narrative. Their capability to reach out to you with their narrative through TV, internet, radio, …
Wikipedia: edit pages related to their narrative.
What about some errors in the script of the teleprompter?
Censorship algorithms at social media they control (such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter)
replace censored keywords by other commonly used keywords: pokemon for vaccine.
Coordination between “them”. Their capability to coordinate their work.
Make booking errors.
Omit to write down actions.
Regulation. Their capability to implement laws that are pushing you towards a society of control.
Raise objections to laws.
Ask questions: “I am a concerned citizen, is this safe?”, “That sounds like the right thing to do however shouldn’t we get more information?”
Globalist corporations such as Microsoft, Nestle, Amazon, Netflix, …
Be annoying as a user by sending multiple dummy support requests.
Be annoying at work.
Work slowwwwwly (reply emails slowly, schedule team meetings later rather than sooner).
Start asking questions: “Boss, are we part of the Great Reset?”
Use confusing words to communicate actions.
Clog the toilets.
Payment systems which will be used to implement social credit.
Let’s pay in cash (they don’t know where you buy your goods and services and what you buy).
Can there be some coding bugs inside the software and firmware of these devices?
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