/bmw/ - The Bureau of Memetic Warfare

tl;dr

Very interesting. Hopefully we can remain under their radar until we find a weak-point to push.

>>2224

Interesting research, anon. I knew from the moment I heard about them that they were fishy. Couldn't help but get the feeling that they were some edgy hipsters as soon as I started reading their shit.

But if this is true, then they are dangerous edgy hipsters.

Can't we just meme them out of existence?

Or how would one go to subvert them?

>>2224

What issues caused hostility between the two groups? I thought even SJWs were supporting Occupy.

Please go full text wall if necessary, I am not sure I fully understand the motivations of either side and this is really interesting.

>>2248

I theorise that TeleComix took exemption to some of anonymous' activities since they have been quoted as saying “There’s an ideological divide,” he shrugs. “We don’t really like the culture.”, they view us as simply too chaotic for their tastes, since Anonymous had been around for some time by 2012 and indeed Telecomix was founded in 2009 (which at this point seems a central year to the dissolution of social morality) with that ideological divide in place and the way the SJWs that comprise Telecomix engaged in occupy (they made the whole thing into a joke) not to mention their wholesale backing of israel: https://twitter.com/telecomix_tn/status/583521843753132034 with that in mind the occupy wall street movement which began with the hopes of removing the usurious global banking cartel, was always going to be their enemy, and what is the best way to make a social movement die? mock it. same for conspiracy theories. at that time SJWs were still not entirely taken seriously, so to present their tumblr crafted ideals all over a movement that was seriously about destroying the merchant power? That was the final deathknell for occupy and it faded into a joke movement with SJW hipster twats, a few burned out commiefornian hippies, and the odd edgy anonomoose tryhard.

>>2246

as for how we go about fighting them subversion via specifically engineered viral memetics might be of use, that is purposing a group or individual or meme to destroy the inner workings of the group.

>>2240

unfortunately we seem to be already at least slightly on their radar since we do not know who posted their little shill thread.

We False flag telecomix.

We raid random things, and blame it on them. Destroy any allies they have through the raiding.

I will think of high impact targets later.

>>2250

Do they really deserve the lions share of credit for halting occupy's momentum? It seems like tv coverage or lack of it would have a bigger effect on public opinion than tumblr blogs making fun of it. Maybe I am underselljng tumblr's influence but something seem not to add up. It almost sounds like an urban myth, which may be the point, but I wasnt paying that much attention to the world during that time so I cant say for sure.

Also… the kind of trippy language they use on that homepage made me think they were using the root word "communicate" and making the word "communism" into a different concept from anything like economic communism. Am I nuts? Its like they hope people see the word and stop reading and never come back, while some inside joke whooshes over their head.

>>2250

you are exaggerating their power. I talked with some of them at a conference one time, they are cretins and potheads.

>>2287

Well y'see occupy received massive media attention it was on the up and up till the tumblrites got into it. They became the movement from the moment the progressive stack retards got that Colbert interview.

>>2311

At what level of the group were those chucklefucks. Vast majority are simply useful idiots. The people who direct them are the really interesting part of it all. Without them a group of the composition you described would have dissolved early in its existence.

>>2311

>>2322

If I am not mistaken, the group is run in much the same way as /i/ ran most of the raids of old. You have a few /i/nsurgents setting up targets, and then they get /b/ to bruteforce it. Simple strat that works great.

so just old fashioned illuminati rules? I thought this was something new or different. :(

>extraterrestrials when?

>>2393

It's typical illuminati/good goy rules. Those at the top know everything. The hipsters are merely pawns for the more powerful puppetmasters.

>>2418

The cucks are vast and we need numbers. Subversion is not overt. To subvert one must be subtle or else the game is already lost.

>>2418

indeed.

that is why the fire is rising everywhere.

it is not through direct action that a subversion/memetic war is won, it is through deceit and cunning. Giving up pieces of information to get some in return. Giving up agents to get prisoners back.

The greatest story never told is how the world will be saved. You always hear about all the people who want to destroy the world, but you never hear about any who want to save it. Like a certain group of anonymous people who found each other through online shenanigans, the very ones that Telecomix and it's ilk all but eliminated.

Just as there are those who seek to drown the world in darkness, there are those that wish to see it alight with the light of discovery and freedom.

Thousands strong, they present a unified front against all attackers, because they seek only one thing. Make the fire rise to make our society strong again.

>>2444

Perhaps a combination of subversion and direct action can improve net performance. Also on an aside it seems to me that if we were to simply rephrase many memes to be more hidden in their meanings we could amplify them by having the commitards, plebbitors and SJWs parrot them all the while never knowing what they invite upon themselves?

>>2554

This could work. I like the idea. The problem is making sure the ideas offered as the "subverted against" are not too unpalatable to the normies to be seen as not worth saving or defending.

‏‎its also worth mentioning that telecomix was setting up a mesh network in egypt and syria during the arab spring ,we need to set up a similar network. the easiest way is to use serval mesh .‎

http://i2p.rocks/nntpchan/overchan.datalove-0.html

there is a datalove board on overchan