/bmw/ - The Bureau of Memetic Warfare

Help me out with these gois

Can someone get me this font?

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>>9693

>Which is a mistake.

I'm not so sure, when I read this.

>American nationalist movement had to do with the silent takeover of the DailyStormer by MPC

I don't agree with the DS policy on women, but I get why they are doing it. As for the rest, they have done mostly everything right. It's also my experience, that Anglin and Weev are the only ones that listen to anons.

The important part IMPOV is changing the words, concepts and memes the masses use to communicate their experience of the world to others.

We don't have time to build organizations, even if we were allowed to build them, and even if we did have time, the all ready existing orgs would just change their tune, once the Overton window changed.

Let's take Spencer first, and conclude that he have not been helpful at all, when it comes to pushing pro-white memes, and that Spencer talking to the media, made the left able to have an enemy they could fight.

At least Spencer had good optics, but TWP was the menacing marching morons that is the dream enemy of the left.

As for Cantwell, he don't seem to understand that it's some department within most likely FBI that is shutting down the organized part of the alt-right, and that this is the reason that Antifa walks after attacking pro-whites, while pro-Whites have the book thrown at them for defending themselves.

It's not just the FBI that have been ordered to nip the racist neo-nazi white supremacists in the bud, before they could get any influence. It's most Western countries, for instance in the UK with banning the NA and a bunch of prosecutions, and jewtubers like Lauren Southern being banned. Austria have shut down GI, Finland have banned orgs, Germany have increased prosecutions for hate, etc, etc.

Trying to separate out the infighting that the goons have caused, and what the alphabet soup, NGOs and jews have caused, is IMO futile.

>>9648

>Dogwhistling

This is already somewhat used by our side as something laudable for White people to do.

Us talking about the White working class, have been going on for a while, and that have probably made saying white working class verboten among leftists. It's 'the working class' in order to show their anti-racist credentials, if they talk about them at all.

We should also be talking about solidarity, community and the old leftists buzzwords, so to muddy the waters between old school Marxists and pro-whites in they eyes of leftist thought police. (antifa)

The last part have also been done, and wannabe leftists reformers like Angela Nagle are already attacked for being fascist, and she has a visible fear of going too far in criticizing her own side. She has dared to talk to Sargon, but none of the people she wrote a book about. That this is the normal among the left, so it's not something she is asked about, but it's telling on childish the left have become.

>>9682

>and it will be interesting to see how big it becomes now that it leaving the boards

A simple way to see that the NPC meme will be influential, is to look at how the content creators on Jewtube is using to get eyeballs.

As the thread is on co-opting, that will surly be tried now that the NPC meme have gone viral.

Sargon for instance is trying to use it to restart Gamergate, now that the alt-right brand is dead. I also think this is some plan that involves more than Sargon, and that means his attempt at getting the pro-white movement to be about civ-cuckery, is older than the NPC meme.

It is interesting that Bannon have registered the Movement as his org, and that Sargon started this after talking to Bannon, when we know that Bannon gave Milo the mission to get some form of control over the alt-right.

I'm pretty sure that a lot of the destructive shilling against the alt-right came from parties that wanted race out the culture war, so the momentum could be used to fight for civ-cuckery and Trump. I have not bothered to look into who was behind it, but i'm pretty sure a lot are paid from the repetitiveness of the task. I'm also pretty sure that Bannon is privy to the information on who is behind it, since the anti-alt-right shilling is hitting very close to Trump's base.

I don't think the co-option of the energy the anons can show will work as imagined by Sargon, from the simple reason that civ-cuckery is not pro-white, and it's memes and happenings where the anons can see the pro-white utility, that get anons to bother.

One thing I doubt Bannon and Sargon have thought about, is the danger for a backlash here, as enough autists will dig into what they see as an attempt into co-opting what they have created, so if anything shady has been going on, chances are that some might find it.

>>9708

>tried now that the NPC meme have gone viral.

The largest group is the MAGApedes, so it got turned into partisan US politics. It's pretty obvious that this would happen when you think about it, given how most anons get the importance of the Democrats not winning after how they have behaved, but it means that the social commentary the NPC meme gives, ends up in the back seat.

>>9626

>humanity is affected by neoteny.

>I do not subscribe to the common evolutionary proposition.

To clarify: neoteny is an evolutionary dead end; It is retro-evolution (De-evolution; elites know this, and joke about "Devo" in media); Humanity has expressed neoteny for at least hundreds of thousands of years. Unlike the natural neoteny of chimps, in which the direction of evolution is maintained; In humans the neotenal "adaptation" actually reverses and halts further adaptation. Whereas the orangutan and gorilla, etc. have sub-species with ever more differentiation, humanity has reversed this tract becoming ever more uniform.

Orangutans develop ever more divergent features, making the adults increasingly different from the infantile offspring. All species that are undergoing evolution continue such trends. Take amphibians, for example: They transform from a fish-like state to an aquatic animal, and finally into an air-breathing creature. As evolution continues more later-life adaptations will be expressed, not less as in the case of humans.

Furthermore, a new legend / religion must strike the heart of the false Darwinian model. Evolution does exist, but it is necessary to admit that most of the archeology exploring human evolution is patently bogus, with DNA of jaws and skulls not matching; Instead parts are deliberately selected from different species to back-fit a "natural" seeming progression into the enormous gap between humanity and the animal kingdom which was created by our artificial (genetic) creation and/or "other-worldly" migration.

Academia today is simply outright ignoring the undeniable evidence of ancient cataclysm and lost ancient civilizations. The "stone churches" were not carved to look like wooden structures, as the moronic cataclysm denial theory goes. These and other such structures buried by "mud flood" are petrified, their timber rotted away and replaced by stone just as any other wood petrifies in such condition. Iron tools are frequently found embedded in rock claimed to be up to several million yearPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>607

At least this version is readable, yours is thumbnail tier.

>>9694

So then, is it possible that the intelligence services that had been shilling pol and lost in a conflict between NATO and Russia, thought of /pol/ as being under Russian control?

I suspect so. Some of the military shills told us that it was impossible to tell the higher up that they were losing because there is no good arguments for siding with the side that wants to make you into a hated minority in your own country.

The USA is supposed to be able to counter any threat, but they managed to put themselves in a situation where they lose information battles because there are subjects that can't be talked about. Even worse is that they don't really know how many of these subjects there are, how dangerous they are etc, or if they can be weaponized and spread virally in case of real military conflict. The military intelligence guys thus had the opening they needed to be able to talk about this, but I'm not sure if that is true for the rest of the bureaucracies shilling us.

The Estonians so fucking obviously wanted funding, so they went with the Russian did it narrative, and the Ukrainians looked to me incapable of understanding why westerners thought immigration more important than punishing Russia.

If the CIAniggers are the progressive lunatics that they seem to be, the preferred narrative there too became Russia did it, and for the bongs, it's well known that you get punished for going against the PC-multikulti narrative, so there too did the Russian trolls explanation win out.

Enter Trump, and the whole of /pol/ jumps on the Trump-train. The secret services are bureaucracies, and that implies that information gets filtered on it's way to the top, That the Russian controlled trolls support Trump against Shillary is indirect proof of Russian interference, and then the whole Wikileaks happen.

I don't know if the military sought out Trump before or after he announced his candidacy, but Flynn, who also have a son that was a /pol/ack, knew that the RussiaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>9695

>The Estonians so fucking obviously wanted funding

They want to become some information warfare hub, and they even put on conferences like this one.

>More than 400 security experts gathered in Riga to discuss the future of strategic communication and information warfare

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>There is nothing shocking, or new, about countries trying to influence each other’s political decision making. Yet, in the last few years adversaries have taken the opportunity provided by new technology to directly influence public opinion and democratic processes in an unprecedented way. Such interventions have hit right at the heart of society, undermining the relationship between the government and the citizens it serves, and creating political dilemmas that cannot be solved by any one governmental department alone.

https://www.stratcomcoe.org/riga-stratcom-dialogue-perception-matters-july-5-6-2017

It's shit like when the Balts help out with the Ukraine coup to get back at Russia, that make me dislike them, as they should be helping out us in the west to get rid of our semi-totalitarian system. The last is perhaps too much to ask, but when they keep sprewing this Russia did it lie, when they themselves don't want non-white immigration, and thus understand perfectly well why the average westerner would hate Shillary, Merkel and May enough to tweet about it, without being told by Russia.

I get that they want the west to finance part of their information warfare center, and that the way to get that is to play up the Russian threat, but this is actually pretty dangerous when you think about it. NATO is probably strong enough to survive that anti-establishment movements are classified as instigated by some adversary and then crushed, like they have done and are doing to the organized part of the alt-right.

The problem is however whPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

She broke the spell, and ruined the magic.

Speculation:

Swift is most likely a closeted lesbian.

While she does hang around with the troll-like Lena Dunham she has been remarkably non-political and has systematically avoided industry events as of late, most likely to evade questions about CHEETO HITLER BLONALD DUMPF.

This endorsement is the product of either a deal (allowing her to enter Hollywood maybe?) or outright blackmail (say this or we'll out you).

Sure thing, help me with this lad, do you know what are the five liberties of the free software?

Can you paint an anon riding a gnu and running from fbi's baphomet?

>>9681

>History says that in bad times people always turn backwards, the old times.

Yeah, but when you look closer they don't really go back, they create something new based on how they imagine the past, and then call it the old and uncorrupted.

> I'm german and hoping to be wrong here

I hope you are too. One of the reasons we are talking about White Genocide and that we are forbidden to protest against it, is that once enough Whites are woke here, it will be impossible to continue.

>- Look at the ancient 4k years unbroken chinese clture

This is the wrong place to talk about 4000 years of unbroken culture, as it's likely not true.

Copypasta, and perhaps not the correct thread.

>The researchers gathered a database of more than 100 million images from online communities known to generate lots of memes, including Reddit, Twitter, 4chan, and Gab. They also downloaded more than 700,000 images from KnowYourMeme.com. Using perceptual hashing, or pHashing, they ran an algorithm through these image databases to detect visually similar memes. pHashing extracts a unique “thumbprint” from images, making it easier to detect patterns in visual similarity over a large database, and derive patterns out of those similarities. They then clustered similar memes by community, and studied how patterns evolved over time.

So much fucking work.

>The researchers did not determine who actually made the memes, just where they were first shared on the public internet—as Motherboard has previously reported, many memes originally circulate in small Discord channels or on group chats before being posted to bigger platforms like Reddit or 4chan.

Soooo much fucking work.

>The researchers posit that this kind of algorithm—which they’ve made openly available—could be useful for social media platforms trying to automatically detect hateful content.

Oh noes.

Link to the actual study (which is pure fucking gold. I will provide amusing screenshots):

https://arxiv.org/abs/1805.12512

>>9574

some reactions

It's funny how they think meme magic is a supernatural phenomena, and not just how a concept or idea needs to be conceptualized and spread, before it can manifest in reality.

>Trolling Scholars Debunk the Idea That the Alt-Right’s Shitposters Have Magic Powers

>Since Donald Trump won the election, journalists, academics, and various online commentators have speculated wildly about the role that trolling, 4chan, and the alt-right's "meme magic" played in Trump's rise. Across countless news articles, hot takes, and Twitter debates, several recurring assumptions have emerged. First, that members of the alt-right (and even members of the Trump administration) are trolls, and more broadly, that the word "trolling" is the best descriptor for the current political climate. Second (and these are points that tend to be baked into broader stand-alone articles), that this "trolling" is interchangeable with 4chan, with the further assumption that 4chan is interchangeable with Anonymous, itself framed to be the Ur alt-right. Third, that 4chan itself, as a website, radicalized users towards white nationalism. And finally, the coup de grâce: that 4chan—and its alt-right trolls—were a deciding factor in Trump's election.

read the rest:

https://archive.fo/dtJfJ

>>9664

>They have a lot of disposable income, they go to the voting booths every time there is an election.

The retired of them have a lot of time.

>But how do we do this?

Bully them, especially for being brainwashed retards.

I don't think we need to change anything to appeal to them, as enough old people are curious enough to look a what the youth are doing, and these will again wake others.

What works very well, is images that show the change, as the main problem with old people, is that they are unaware of much society outside where they live have changed.

>>9628

Forgot this:

>>9583

After thinking about this further, I think I've found one of the best ways to ridicule an idea. You want to find a way to make it look edgy. Or more specifically, find a way to where people will easily and willingly dismiss the idea with disparaging remarks and memes as pic related. One thing I've noticed is how influential people will lump people they don't like with people who like shit like fedoras, the Joker, Rick and Morty, etc. And people eat it up, even though there's no proof of a correlation or anything. I'm thinking there's a way we can use this to our advantage, but it needs more research into what can easily be dismissed as "edgy" and what would make such an attempt come off as forced.

>>9592

The non-famous needs to create a story that acts as a narrative shortcut, and then push that story as a meme. The influential can probably skip the meme stage, but it will most often work best if he popularize and build upon already existing memes. The emperor's new clothes is an old success story, where Mr Anderson took the contempt the plain clothed feels towards the pompous and the meme that you plain folks are too stupid to understand the sophisticated, and made it into a story.

>One thing I've noticed is how influential people will lump people they don't like with people who like shit like fedoras, the Joker, Rick and Morty, etc.

That is not that strange when you think about it. The normalfag assumes that the influential represent how other normalfags think, so not being like the influential's object of ridicule is a safe way to avoid being seen as low status by the other normalfags. Given that this has probably always been true, we might even have evolutionary shortcuts, where the ones that had this hardwired lived to be our ancestors. NB. I don't think this was hardwired per se, but children need to be able to learn what to do and not to do by their elders, so just picking up what their elders ridicule without too many questions, could be hardwired, while the influential's would be emergent from this.