A journalist moves toward a bloated, hunchbacked figure.

The bloated hunchback is asked about being a Bilderberg member. The bloated hunchback replies, “You are sick”.

Turning to others, the bloated hunchback repeats that the journalist is sick.

So I’ve seen this pattern EVERY time Henry Kissinger is questioned by hostile journalists. He calls them sick.

And if he can, he turns to other people and repeats it.

He says it so reflexively, so CONSISTENTLY, that it’s almost certainly a meme he has stored away:

“You are sick” / “You are a sick person” / “These people are sick” / etc.

Before analyzing this further, another example: Probably the most well-known quote by another virulent anti-white, Zbigniew Brzezinski:

“Russia can be an empire or a democracy, but it cannot be both”.

But rather than the historical context and the quote’s validity, if you look at the quote’s STRUCTURE:

“Russia can be an empire or a democracy, but it cannot be both”.

Now at BUGS, SOME reverse engineering of anti-white meme warfare takes place, but there is a deeper level:

Effective memes contain patterns that make them effective. That is why you’ll find similar patterns between memes, no matter what the source:

You can’t have ‘diversity’ and Free Speech.

White self-hatred is sick!!!