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Downloadable royalty-free leaflets, envelope
stickers, and more
Each leaflet is in 8.5 by 11 format to make it easy to photocopy and distribute. The material is owned by William A. Levinson, who grants all viewers the right to make and distribute unlimited copies, provided that the material is not altered. Available leaflets (skip introduction)
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Basic Principle
"Propaganda consists of the planned use of any form of public or mass-produced communication designed to affect the minds and emotions of a given group for a specific purpose, whether military, economic, or political."-Linebarger, Paul Myron Anthony. 1954. Psychological Warfare, 1954, Combat Forces Press, Washington (p. 39)Pro-Second Amendment arguments must be:
- Accurate
- Effective (Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership is especially good at using images- Grandpa Jack and Brasco the Liberty Bear, for example- to convey ideas)
- Widely distributed!
- Pamphlets are not suitable for posting in clubs, workplaces (where permitted), and so on because of their pamphlet-style format.
- Most pamphlets do not fit in standard envelopes for mailing to friends and associates, although the Fully Informed Jury Association's yellow leaflet is an exception.
- Even FIJA's yellow leaflet is two-sided, which allows packaging of more information on one sheet of paper, but does not lend itself to public display (since only one side is visible when posted on a wall).
- They are easy to obtain (if you have an Internet connection). Just print the Web page; it's designed to fit an 8.5 by 11 inch sheet of paper. (Per possible copyright limitations on images, you may make only paper (hard) copies, not electronic copies, of everything here.)
- They are easy to post in public places (like anything else on a standard sheet of paper).
- Note how popular cartoons find their way around workplaces, clubs, and other public and semi-public places.
- Hand them out at gun clubs, firearm shows- anywhere you think they might be welcome.
- Hand them out at antigun rallies (e.g. Dianne Feinstein speech)- anywhere you think they might be unwelcome but enlightening.
- They are easy to reproduce: single-sided photocopying.
- Once in circulation, Internet access is not required.
- They are easy to mail: fold it in thirds, tape shut, apply mailing label and stamp, and it's off. Or it fits in a standard envelope.
- And then the recipient can photocopy as many as he or she wants.
Available Leaflets
- General-Purpose pro-Second Amendment
- Recruiting leaflet
- Rosie O'Donnell as Orwellian pig from Animal Farm: desertion leaflet (to get antigun rank-and-file to quit)
- Police outreach leaflet
- Other issues: not Second Amendment, but Libertarian/ pro-American related
- Anti- Kyoto Global Warming Treaty leaflet
- Information leaflets: numbered series
- "I'm Handgun Control International"
- Exposes gun control-supporting hypocrites and even criminals. Associates KKK with gun control.
- Ethnic/ Religion-Specific Leaflets
- Leaflets for specific ethnic and religious groups
- Al Sharpton leaflets and envelope stickers
- Ideal for damaging Al Gore's and Hillary Clinton's political campaigns, especially among Jewish voters. Remind us "f*****g Jew b*****ds" why we should vote for Hillary!
- Million Mom March special issues
- Location-specific leaflets, being developed for cities and states with strict gun laws
- Antony: Now let it work: mischief, thou art afoot. Take
what course thou wilt!
Julius Caesar: Act III, Scene III
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Handshake: An outreach leaflet for a specific professional, service,
or social group. -
Lancer: "Stick it to 'em" with these downloadable envelope stickers! (You
need address labels, specified for each one.) Everyone who handles the
envelope sees it. -
Owl: a leaflet designed to educate. (A secondary effect may be to
damage the enemy, since the information is probably contrary to their party
line, e.g. "12 children a day." Alternately, it may have defensive benefits,
e.g. reinforcing the positive role of firearms in society.) -
Sword:
a leaflet designed to cause damage, by discrediting or ridiculing
the enemy -
"Uncle Sam Wants You": a leaflet to encourage activism by gun rights
supporters (recruiting leaflet) -
White flag: a desertion leaflet designed to persuade gun control
supporters to become inactive or even change sides
| New
(10/05/00) PHOTOS that show the Lehigh
Valley (Bethlehem/ Allentown PA) Million Mom March / First Monday event
being crushed decisively by the pro-Second Amendment turnout.
New
(3/24/01) "Second
Amendment Dollars" to send to anti-Second Amendment businesses
with copies of receipts for their competitors' products. (Also "Second
Amendment Dollars" for the competitors: 2 of each kind per sheet.) |
July 30 2000
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Ethnic/ Religion Specific Leaflets
Al Sharpton Leaflets
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New (3/28/00): "Time Out for the
Million Mom March?" Special leaflet for distribution in Washington
on Mother's Day. New (3/31/00): Commemorative
Million Mom March unofficial HCI/ VPC/ Bell Campaign "Rape Defense Kit"
for unarmed women New (4/1/00): Unofficial Million
Mom March T-shirt. Scribble out the gun before the Jew, Black, or woman
can protect himself/herself from Hitler, the Ku Klux Klan, and a serial
rapist/ slasher. New (4/10/00): Whom do you believe?
The Million Moms say they're not about banning guns, but Rosie "You are
not allowed to own a gun, and if you do own a gun I think you should go
to prison" O'Donnell is their keynote speaker. Click here
for the impression I got from Rosie's speech at the Million Mom March (215
K WAV file) New (4/24/00) Why
do the Million Moms need to lie? The MMM organizers are lying about
"12 children a day," and they know it. New (4/29/00) Million
Mom March: Political Campaign Masquerading as 501(c)(3) Organization?
Are the Million Moms violating their tax-exempt status by praising and
condemning candidates? A complaint
has, in fact, been filed with the IRS. New (8/1/00) Million
Mom March chapter organizers protected from identity theft-- by MMM's
worst enemy. New (11/6/02) Million
Mom March "fact sheet." |
These are for particular states and municipalities Special for proposed handgun ban in Northbrook, IL, July 25, 2000
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Make Al Sharpton Hillary Clinton's and Al Gore's running mate!
Victim disarmament supporters Hillary Clinton and Albert Gore: That's one big albatross to have around your political necks! I'm not "boaring" you, am I? (Click here to listen to what I understand of Al Sharpton's comments about Jews, whites, and "cracker-loving" Blacks, and Rosie O'Donnell's comments about gun owners-- 215K WAV file)
"Stick
it to 'em" with these envelope stickers.
Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership's brilliant
new distribution method for pro-2nd Amendment information: stickers that
go on envelopes. The message reaches not only the
addressee, but everyone who handles the envelope.
- JPFO's Trigger Locks: Rapist Approved envelope stickers ($6.95 for 72, $9.95 for 108)
- Handgun Control International (2" by 4" Avery shipping labels, #5263)
- "The political movement that would rather see a woman dead with multiple stab wounds in her body than alive with a gun in her hand"
- Jury Nullification sticker (3 1/3" by 4" Avery shipping labels, #5264)
- "National, state, and local governments that rule that police have no duty to protect individual citizens have no gun control laws those citizens have any moral obligation to obey— or, as jurors, any moral duty to enforce." Explains the "social contract" under which our country was founded; government derives its authority from its agreement to protect its citizens' natural rights to life and liberty.
- "Japan Claims Civilized Countries Don't Need to Be Armed" shows a picture of beheaded Chinese from the rape of Nanking
- re: European gun control supporters, "What Part of Europe Are You From?" (the part whose ass we saved, or the part whose ass we kicked?)
- "Gun Control: Whose Side Are You On?" (Pro: Adolf Hitler. Anti: George Washington)
- "Guess Who's Not Allowed to Own a Gun" (Black person in the slave-era South)
- and plenty of others
NEW (11/18/99) Interactive stories in which the reader chooses the ending (by selecting a pro- or anti- Second Amendment position)
- "Can YOU save the Heroine from The Serial Killer?"
- This story is designed to have all the elements of the military-grade propaganda that was used during the World Wars. The damsel in distress, of course, appeals to the male protective nature. Anglo-French propaganda of the First World War often depicted women facing horrific fates at the hands of the bestial "Hun." (See The Stentorian's home page for examples.) Women who fear violance can, of couse, identify with the heroine.
- "Can YOU protect two citizens from The Mugger?"
- Two senior citizens are victimized by a mugger if the reader chooses the wrong ending.
- Redefining a word ("assault rifle," a fully automatic rifle) to mean semiautomatic rifles you don't like- with the sole purpose of deceiving the public
- Adopting the originally racist term, "N****rtown Saturday Night Special" (minus the N word, of course) to refer to handguns you don't like
- Cartoonist Benson's stereotype of a beer-bellied beer-guzzling "NRA member" (a lot like Joseph Goebbels' stereotyped Jew with the exaggerated Semitic features and so on, followed by World War II cartoons of Japanese with exaggerated Asian features)
- More on this subject at The Stentorian's home page
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