POSSIBLE DIRTY TRICKS BY MORE2COME!

Here are some MIND-CONDITIONING DIRTY TRICKS which More2Come might use in projecting a supposed clamor for a second term for PNoy in 2016:

PAID ADVERTISEMENTS in tri-media (newspapers, TV and radio) by supposed groups who also want PNoy for President in 2016. These will be accompanied by press releases of the text of the advertisement.

But more likely than not, these advertisements will not carry the names of the sponsor. Expect More2Come, and for that matter Malacanang and the Lberal Party, to conveniently say that they have nothing to do with it.

If the advertisement will indeed carry the name (s) of the sponsor, let’s all join forces in verifying these names and their financial capacity to spend hundreds of thousands or millions f pesos on advertisements alone.

Especially if an address or location of the sponsor will be included in the advertisement to give it a semblance of credibility or existence.

In between an advertisement blitz, there be a separate series of press releases saying that more and more groups or people still prefer PNoy, or are supporting and joining More2Come or something to that effect.

If the press releases don’t identify the people or the personalities behind the group (s), and do not cite exactly how many members do these organizations have, it’s another pack of LIES.

For TV and radio, there will be video footages of a lot of people supposedly signing up in More2Comes’s signature drive.  A similar dirty trick would be rallies and similar actions asking PNoy to run again.

The camera WILL ONLY FOCUS ON THE PEOPLE supposedly signing up, and not on the entire area.  

I’ve just forgotten how but I was once told that CAMERA TRICKS CAN PROJECT a lot more people and activity than what is exactly present or happening.

Video experts out there, please educate us if I’m correct.

And as the Nov. 30 deadline set by More2Come for the 2 million signatures they expect to gather approaches, don’t be surprised if pro-PNoy rallies start coming, IN RAPID SUCCESSION.

To PREVENT THESE DECEPTIONS, RECORD More2Come’s efforts whenever you see them with your cellular phones or video cameras and post these on Facebook and other social media sites.

If you can, ask those who sign up if they really did it for love of PNoy or for money. Count for yourself how many supposed signatories will you see, to foil possible OUTRIGHT LIES in media on the actual count.

For pro-PNoy rallies, let’s check out the organizers, what makes them financially capable of spending a lot of money on mass actions alone.

As long as More2Come REFUSES TO NAME their supposed private sector supporters, the MORE REASON WE HAVE NOT TO BELIEVE THEM  that Malacanang or the Liberal Party is not their funder (s). 30