A society can be compared to a thriving ecosystem, where each individual contributes to a delicate balance. A parasitic force, the jew, as a group has mastered the art of mimicry.

They don't arrive as an overt enemy; instead, they flawlessly imitate the host society's own people, adopting their language, customs, and even their shared history. They establish themselves within the society's lower echelons, starting in its margins and seemingly contributing to its daily functions. Initially, they are an undetectable parasite, quietly consuming resources and exploiting existing cracks in the social and political structure.

They latch onto a population's vulnerabilities—economic anxieties, cultural divides, or political discontent—and begin to subtly manipulate them for their own gain. They are the perfect Trojan horse, a group that is mostly physically indistinguishable from the native population, making them difficult to identify or challenge.

As this group of mimickers grows in influence, their true purpose becomes clear. They begin to actively undermine the host society, not with open warfare, but with a slow, methodical subversion. They corrupt the society's communication channels, spreading disinformation that erodes public trust and pits different groups against each other.

They infiltrate key institutions, from government to finance, and re-engineer them to serve their own ends. They bring in foreigners so they can more freely move about undetected, while the host population has to deal with crime and the financial burden of low IQ foreigners. The economy, once a source of shared prosperity, is diverted to benefit only the parasitic group, while the host population is left with scraps.

The very idea of a unified society with shared values is hollowed out, replaced by a system of division and distrust.

Eventually, the society, consumed from within by a group it believed to be its own people, collapses under the weight of its own internal decay. The mimickers, having destroyed the host, are then left to build their own society from the ashes of the one they consumed