Win The Argument – Without Saying A Word
By Richard W. Stevens
Quick! Give the most powerful, convincing argument for the private
right to keep and bear arms!
While you're at it, show
how "gun control" ideas paved the way for the major 20th Century
genocides, the enslavement and persecution of millions. And then explain how
the same kinds of "gun control" ideas made possible the
September 11 terrorist airplane-hijacking attack on the U.S., and even the
horrible pitchfork deaths of little children in California.
Can you make this case in
writing? Can you give a speech on it?
That's a tough job for
anyone – even if you practice for it. And to do it quickly and
convincingly, that's even tougher.
The Gun Rights Genie
Now look in your right
hand. Presto! You're holding a videotape or DVD entitled Innocents
Betrayed. You simply insert it into the player, push the button, and
It doesn't matter if the
audience is just you, or your family, your scout troop, your classroom, or your
civic group. Without your uttering a word, history's most powerful arguments
for gun rights come to life.
It's that simple!
Maybe you've written to
politicians or submitted letters to the editors of newspapers and magazines.
Maybe you've even invested time and money arranging to meet with political
leaders and talk about the Second Amendment. Or you've spent hours trying to
explain gun rights to family members or coworkers.
Don't feel bad. These
techniques just don't pack the wallop that we'd really like to deliver.
With the documentary
film Innocents Betrayed, you'll be able to work smarter. More
efficiently. More effectively. The new film will give you a compact, concise,
fast-paced dynamic audio-visual tool – exactly what 21st Century
Americans seem to need to get their attention … and to convince them.
You'll Get Results
Visualize the faces of
gun prohibitionists in the audience when this film plays at a civic group
meeting. Consider how hearing and seeing the truth will impact high school
students or scouts for life. Imagine how your discussions with anti-rights
family members and friends will shift in your favor after they have seen Innocents
Betrayed – and they can't escape the message!
Ask an elected official
to read a full-length book, and there's only a small chance that he or she will
read it. But it takes no work and little time for people to view the first few
minutes of Innocents Betrayed. And once they start, it will be hard
for them to stop. Even a busy congressman or city councilman can find a few
minutes to watch a video.
The Power of Video
Remember the documentary
film, Rules of Engagement, about the attack and destruction in 1993 of
the Branch Davidian church complex at Waco, Texas? My sons were too young to
read books and articles about the Waco massacre, but when they saw the film,
they understood. And they were shocked and upset by it. Afterward they asked a
lot of questions. I never had to lecture them about Waco – the film
showed them the facts, and they saw what had happened. All I had to do was
frankly and honestly answer their follow up questions.
It's just a fact. Video
powerfully affects people in the 21st Century. Video gets the message across
quickly and to the bone. Innocents Betrayed will speed past the
distractions and into the viewers' minds. Viewers might have questions; some
might even ask for documented proof. If you have a copy of Death by "Gun
Control," then you can answer the questions and cite the
documented sources for the facts in the film.
When the viewers have
seen what you already know, the discussion shifts onto territory where you have
the upper hand… because you have the truth.
It's not only about winning debates, however. It's about keeping your guns and
your rights. When people see the direct connection between "gun
control" ideas and mass murders, like genocide, school shootings and the
September 11 attack, then "gun control" ideas and believers will be
like cockroaches floating in a punch bowl.
To get the earliest
possible notice of the release of Innocents Betrayed, join our e-mail
Alert list at www.jpfo.org. Or, join JPFO (still only $20 annually) and get the
members' bulletin. Or send a note or postcard with name and full address to
JPFO at the address below. Let's win!