WTF Campaign Fliers
Here you can find some WTF Campaign Fliers. I will update this entry as they are created.
Feel free to print them black-and-white, the color is more to make them easier to keep track of (“I’ll print the blue ones today.”) then anything else. Most office stores will print for around 5-9 cents, then cut them in half. 100 copies gives you 200 fliers and costs less than $10.
If you have a College or University print shop, you might even get them cheaper. Best of luck.
Here’s a link for making wheat paste. It can be used to green-ly hang posters and fliers. In some localities, it’s the only approved method of public posting. Paste the wall/surface with brush, place your flier, then paste again over the whole thing. A paint brush in a disposable plastic bag works wonders.
Resist!
– Cato, the American
Fliers:
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“Resistance becomes Duty.” (2 per page)
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“A Declaration” (1 per page)![]() |
“Sic Semper Tyrannis” (2 per page)![]() |
“Who Owns You?” (2 per page)![]() |
“Defend the Bill of Rights!” (2 per page)![]() |
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Why are we calling this the “WTF Campaign,” by the way? I know what WTF stands for, but I was wondering why that was chosen as the name…
Quick stab at a title is the correct answer.
It’s the question that I can barely suppress as I go about my rounds with the average populace.
The overly-cute answer is that it stands for “Where’s the fight?”:
Thanks for your efforts.
Outfreakingstanding.
Really.
Good job.
I will do my part.
AP
Excellent, thank you. I’ll start printing these up asap and do a mass mailing in my county. The up side for me is that per the 2010 census there were only a little over 28,000 residents. That means for me I should be good with 20,000 ‘postcards’. That sound like a lot, but it’s worth it. After I get my county taken care of, I’ll start worrying about others.
Thanks again. These are much better than anything that was floating around in my head.