/bmw/ - The Bureau of Memetic Warfare

>>3130

>>3132

I don't know, man – look at the Happening-chan thread on /pol/. The shills basically gave free bumps and every time he/they were called out it only strengthened the sense that they really are getting worried and that we can beat their shilling. They look stupid, it helps our cause, and like I said, associating this with pics of respectable White men laughing creates a kind of meme in itself – a good one.

>>3135

MOTHmen, please save this image and re-post as you please.

>>3134

Think about why things can stick with people and what it really means for something to be a meme. If it's more simple, conveys something well visually, appeals to people's emotions, and is presented to them repeatedly, it will catch on and spread and actually change people's thinking.

Acronyms are easier for people to remember and to speak out loud – they condense information. MOTH is a good one that we're already using.

Symbolism (and personification) is a good way to appeal to people's emotions and the way they tend to be very visual creatures. Once the artwork is finished, repeatedly seeing pictures of Happening-chan and the imagery around her will create a mental image that links together concepts that are much more difficult to express in words, which would then grow and spread more naturally.

Simple phrases and words can be used as memes. That's why something like "Good luck, Happening-chan" could catch on, much like a number of other things we see all the time on /pol/.

So when we're making new memes that convey the principles we want to spread, they need to incorporate these kinds of things. That's why the "cuck" meme is effective – the word itself has some "oompf" to it, and when it's associated with what we want it to be associated with and repeated enough, THEN people can really pick up on it and they start to think differently about that concept and how it is applied.

>>3134

When there's more information that you want to convey, it would be more effective to present an actual meme (which is simplified and condensed) and add a url somewhere on the pic that links to the relevant details.

>>3144

I agree, and to further that point the moth is like a sieltn sentinel.

We fight with honesty, integrity and honor. If you have some experience to use, use it, Never stoop so low to let the jew or his ilk fling shit at you. It is from experince that I know people can not fight experience with knowledge. Be virtuous and they will BTFO.

>>3154

An url, is in fact what we need to be doing but I didn't create all of these memes, how ever thank you for the suggestion. I am currently working on an info dump right now researching as many infos for memes as possible. any help would be appreciated.

Here's what I have so far.

Culture/Psychology

Pedophillia:

#LEADERSHIP

Oaths

#BLM #WLM # BLACKLIVESMATTER #WHITELIVESMATTER #CRFR

www.mylife.com/eric-glosson/ericglosson

tone police

Tone police are people who focus on (and critique) how something is said, ignoring whether or not it is true.

They will discard a true statement simply because they don't like how it was presented. This attitude is prevalent among emotional midget, mental midgets, liberals and wimps.

They tend to be intolerant of any statement that isn't couched with empty platitudes and butt-kissing, while thinking themselves a model of tolerance. They are often also hypocrites.

Tone police: "You might be right, but since I don't like how you said it, I demand you apologize!"

Political:

Obama:

1. "The reports repeatedly criticized President Obama for what has been a near complete lack of transparency. Lack of transparency, according to the reports, impedes accountability. By failing to acknowledge responsibility for drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen, there can be no accountability to those who have wrongfully had their innocent loved ones killed in attacks."

"A lack of appropriate transparency and accountability concerning the deployment of drones undermines the rule of law and may threaten international security. Accountability for violations of international human rights law (or international humanitarian law) is not a matter of choice or policy; it is a duty under domestic and international law." - Christof Heyns

"[T]heir deliberate killings by drones … very likely violate the prohibition of arbitrary deprivation of life and may constitute extrajudicial executions."

"Under international humanitarian law, US drone operators must at all times abide by the principle of distinction; namely distinguish between civilians and combatants … All feasible precautions must be taken in determining whether a person is a civilian … In case of doubt, the person must be presumed to be protected against direct attack."

"The "double tap" involves launching an initial drone strike, which is followed by a second strike that targets rescuers and first responders. The rationale behind the use of double taps is that those who converge on the scene of the initial strike must be militants themselves." - Amnesty International

FoodMy privilege level is SHITLORD with a score of 255!

Water:

Nestle - from Cairo to

Cape Town, African consumers have come to see Nestlé as part of their daily lives.

False Flags

Fuel:

Antartica:

streusand effect:

Opinion:

just so you know I am putting together a comprehensive list of infos for lots of things ranging from drones to water rights to forced consumption of formula (i.e forcing the blacks to be dependant on us i.e give them just enough hope to keep from rising up

Sources:

1. http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/nov/05/obama-administration-drone-strikes-war-crimes

>>3144

>>3150

We also need to be able to spread a simplified version of the directive with the /bmw/ catalog url superimposed over a moth (much larger than the one used for marking memes). "Help save the White race at the Bureau of Memetic Warfare" is a very clear directive that will appeal to plenty of good polacks, and for more detail they can look at the basics/recruitment image >>3150

>>3184

I think that on a level the psychology behind the concept AnchorBF has potential, but the wording would really be important. I picked this out of your post because with "Anchor Baby" it's implicit that someone has an ulterior motive: with Anchor Baby it's not just having a child, it's having a child that can be used to manipulate people's emotions so they would feel bad sending them back.

With your idea, a coalburner may be dating a black because they're conditioned to see betraying their race as a good thing. Again, the phrasing would have to be worked out, but there's potential.

>>3185

I see your point and I think employing the "boyfriend" narrative is a good thing as it suggests lack of responsibility and maturity.

To promote the race narrative is a lot harder due to social conditioning. So an alternative wording could be:

#GhettoBF

#GhettoBoyfriend

Thoughts?

>>3192

It could do but there has tobe a better way to phrase that as ghetto has an obvious negative racial overtone

Take a lot at this premise: http://8ch.net/bmw/res/3165.html

This is a solid example of branching out into high-traffic websites and redpilling people without too much resistance – seems like a good psychological tactic to pose as basically a White nationalist hot girl on OKCupid.

>>3208

*take a look