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Tate, Fauci, Black Lives Matter, & the King of 6G Marketing Warfare

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Last month actor Tim Robbins got in some hot water with the Hollywood twats and the triple masked sh

Last month actor Tim Robbins got in some hot water with the Hollywood twats and the triple masked shrieking blue-haired land whales on Twitter. Why? Because he said what anyone with an IQ over 85 who isn’t simping for the corporate media has known since the nonsensical 14 days to stop the spread!” lie in 2020. Take it, Timmy boy: === The WHO changed its protocol on virus outbreaks. . . In the past you locked down the vulnerable, but you let society go on so it can build its herd immunity. This was changed as well. We went into lockdown with healthy people and children. We turned into tribal, angry vengeful people. . .and I don’t think that’s something sustainable for the Earth (NOTE; he said this in the context of all the virtue signaling sociopaths running around saying the unvaccinated weren’t worthy of hospital beds or treatment.) This turned into, “you should f___g die because you have not complied. It’s incredibly dangerous. === True that, Mr. Robbins. Here are some takeaways for the wise marketer: 1. His bit about calling it “tribal” is extremely important. Raw (and potentially violent) Tribalism is a powerful phenomenon. And it is also an example of what can happen when a business utilizes the extremely potent “force” for selling and marketing I teach inside the upcoming February Email Players issue. And if that word “tribalism” offends you, and if you use the word “tribe” to describe your audience, then I don’t know what to tell you. You either live in reality like a grownup. Or you live in fantasy land like the jab simps do. Considering how many of these vaks simps will probably drop if they take an extra scoop of pre-workout now, I wouldn’t exactly want to follow them.. 2. This “force” I talk about inside the February issue is also a weapon in what I call: “6G Marketing Warfare” This is where selling, pitching, marketing, and promoting — directly or indirectly — can be done well before anyone sees an offer, or before a product is even created, with most of the selling being done by that company’s fans & customers (as well as its haters & trolls). And sometimes potentially without those customers even being aware of it by you using everyone and everything as a marketing media to sell with. There are many examples of this you can observe. Like, for example: Black Lives Matters and Anthony Fauci. Say what you want about them, but both brilliantly used 6G Marketing Warfare — especially a couple years ago. Currently, Andrew Tate is especially good at it, IMO. But the heavyweight champion of the world at 6G Marketing Warfare? That honor goes to: Pfizer! Ooh yeah, baby. Oooooooooooh, yeah…. Think about this: * They have tens of millions (maybe even hundreds of millions — who can tell?) of people who used to rail against "bIg pHArmA!" actively shilling their product and simping for them even as customers are dropping like flies from heart problems… all while shaming those who didn't comply, even exiling family & friends as punishment for not buying. * They had (still have in some places) judges enforcing mandates to use their product. * They still have politicians and not-a-few big mouthed celebrities wanting to create passports forbidding travel, entertainment, or even going to work without buying their product. (Now that Gollum is stepping down, New Zealand's new PM might as well wear the company's name on his back like a Nascar driver wearing a Gatorade patch.) * They had (maybe even still do) the media writing big pharma exec fan fiction in editorials with obviously bull shyt accounts of people on their death beds pleading with loved ones to get the product… all while aggressively mocking the competition while making their own version of said product. * They were fined $2.3 billion for fraud in 2009 and suddenly nobody cares. * Their product does not even solve the problems it promised to solve. * Forced continuity both by gov mandate and possibly biologically once injected. * Plus unlike Disney who earned it, they even have entire generations of customers using it, by gov mandate from grand parent to the grand child — i.e., they have the US letting toddlers get it when they clearly, by any metric, don’t need it. * They bought whoever they needed to — Listen to Kamala Harris and all the other obnoxious liberals from 2020. Go back and see for yourself. They weren’t going to take “Trump’s vaks!” Then suddenly, when Biden was elected, it was a gift from the Almighty? Literally the same vaks, by the same companies, only the regime changed. Short of open war that is the power of tribalism at its absolute magnificent worst… * They literally bought the system, with the only thing they don't have (yet) being a Terminator that goes back through time to assassinate the parents of the founders of J&J and Moderna, or people like me writing about it. And, let’s face it: So far, they’ve gotten away with it. With no end in sight… As you can see, you have to be intellectually honest to asses these things. Right wingers probably hate BLM and Fauci, while certain left wing wackos are literally creating entire school re-education programs in the UK to counter Tate’s stuff (you know you’re doing it 6G Marketing Warfare right when that sort of thing happens…) So if you’re bound by ideology you won’t be able to see your enemies using it. And, thus, you won’t be able to recognize it or be able to replicate it. Okay, on to the business: The February Email Players issue teaches another weapon in 6G Marketing Warfare I have never seen a single book/teacher/seminar/mastermind/guru/course talk about — and certainly not in the context in which I teach it. It is one of the most profitable weapons I’ve used yet. And it’s also one of the most important issues I’ve written. I even waited on teaching it for about a year. The reason: I didn’t think the economy was dire enough for anyone to take it as serious as it needs to be taken. When people are fat and happy, with credit flowing, and everyone buying… people tend to want tips and tricks, and not take the info I teach inside. But when S is about to HTF, that all changes. Many of my customers have been reporting strange things happening already. Especially those selling subscription offers. And that’s only gonna get worse. That is, unless you have the tools to turn misery into more money for your business, and in a way that benefits your list and audience, and makes their lives far better too.. Something I believe the February issue can show you. But, only if you possess it. And, only if you are subscribed by the deadline. Here’s the link: [https∶//www.EmailPlayers.com]( Ben Settle This email was sent by Ben Settle as owner of Settle, LLC. Copyright © 2023 Settle, LLC. All Rights Reserved. No part of this email may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from Settle, LLC. 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