Egregoros

Okay so specific attack points:

1. The foundation of their power is central banking / money printer, so we always want to be pro-crypto because crypto has a realistic chance of disrupting that power. Particularly we want Bitcoin and Monero. Bitcoin because the biggest and oldest, and Monero because it's anonymous. We do NOT want to favor any crypto that is centrally issued.

2. We know that if we do outreach on centralized social media, we will be talking to bots and/or be banned. This is not worth it. Instead we want to be here, creating regime-undermining memes that other people will enjoy and spread into centralized social media - putting the centralized controllers in a tricky position of deciding how many people they are willing to ban. We need to identify the limits and play with them. If you SLOWLY turn down the volume of the message, the enemy will spend more and more effort to hear it, and eventually the message is gone and they begin to hear whispering in the walls.

3. Then we want to amplify their bad decisions. Every time they take action, we tell everyone that this action is meant to fuck over them, specifically. WRT digital ID, this has been a fabulous success. It was already fairly useless, but now it's also a political lightning rod.

4. We want to make extreme use of Shame against the servants of the establishment. Chad / Gigachad, The Cuck Chair, Wife's Boyfriend, Gay, Bottom, Monkeypox, DEI Hire, NPC. The more true, the better, the more nuanced the better (bypasses peoples' programmed defenses against things like racial slurs).

5. Maintain strategic ambiguity regarding political position. This is also where memes are highly effective because they are divorced from their creator. With memes, we can approach topics one at a time - certain audiences will be receptive to one topic though they are strongly programmed to reject another. It doesn't matter if you pass left or right, as long as the ball is still moving down the field.

6. So many of our people are committing suicide and those suicides are all being wasted. We need to meme against this. When a Muslim commits suicide, he lets the world know what he was upset about - and the world treats Muslims like fucking royalty. The fact that our people are eating sleeping pills or hanging themselves alone in their apartment is a massive culture problem on our side.

7. We need to be building local networks - particularly food coops. This is where strategic ambiguity is a big win. We can approach it from a hippy/local/feel-good perspective, but what we're really doing is building social cohesion. The smartest thing the Freemasons did was to be, officially, Just A Community Volunteer Organization...

8. We need to keep ridiculing our "leaders" because they're invariably undermined.