Booklets vs DVDs

[scubadiver]

Although some of the DVDs I had last night got sold what surprised me most is that the ten booklets about Steven Jones workI acquired from Andrew J. on the collapses all got sold. That got me thinking.

For those who haven't come across this issue before, I think people would rather read something there and then and to read soon after the event and then watch DVDs and look on the internet later (if they wish).

thoughts?

[hampton]

booklets are good if the info is accurate and concise.

how much do you sell the booklets/dvds for?

what about a newspaper?

eg. peace news, positive news, etc.

people really don't want to read the rubbish they give out for free now.
they need an alternative.
what about "real news" with a newspeak translation of the previous week's stories?

[scubadiver]

Its just that the booklets I think may have went better than the DVDs. Newbies to this don't want to sift through hours documentaries but something accurate and concise.

I will plan what to put in my booklet over the coming days. It will be basically why we are so concerned and all the basic evidence. I want to make it an introductory guide to 9/11.

Once I have something done I will upload it and get it peer reviewed.

[mason-free party]

Andrew Johnson has an excellent glossy 911 leaflet...presentation like this does make a big difference rather than a dull matt leaflet