Bugman

Not to be confused with the gigantic insect — the alienated man — of Kafka’s Metamorphosis, the small-souled bugman is very much a ‘well-adjusted’, fully integrated neuron in today’s neoliberalist techno-corporate hive mind."On the Infestation of Small-Souled Bugmen Originally published by Adam Winfield on January 24th 2018".
H. P. Lovecraft—that hyper-sensitive genre forger said even as early as his time: there are « marks and reminders of the locust-plague on every hand ». 
i say, the call of kthulhu rings loud and true, and it is an evil call, of something *worse than the wild*.
H. P. Lovecraft refers to insectoids like the Rotherham (Telford, & Rochdale) abusers—and their Systemic Enablers—as « soulless enemies whose repulsive carcasses house dangerous mental machines warped culturelessly in the single direction of material gain at any cost. » aka. the Warped Bugman.
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