The despair code. Only since this month, has evidence of it surfaced on the
internet. Maybe it doesn't exist. Maybe that's what they want you to think.
First, there is the Lovecraft theory. H.P. Lovecraft wrote about the Old Ones, evil beings
or evil gods who inhabited the Earth as physical creatures, before the evolution of man, some
of whom some still exist in lairs underground. Next to these beings, which pre-date the bible,
and whose names are known to men, the demons of Christianity pale in comparison. Satan
is like a cartoon character next to the festering malfeasance of Cthulhu.
According to this theory, the Old Ones exert their influence over certain human artists,
who introduce the despair code into their work, unaware of its source, and oblivious
of its effect.
An artist created an image like this one, and circulated it on the web. Another man,
a creative writer, published this incantation, which I will not be reading out loud.
When the icons of Lovecraft are internalized, one source claims, the victim experiences
extreme anxiety, followed by depression, and psychosis.
Then, there is the programming theory. There is a document online, with instructions for
programming human beings, using hypnosis. In this work is given a number which, when
implanted in a subject's subconscious, will cause the subject to despair. This despair
code is
3223412
Next, there is the U.S. miltary theory, which holds, the despair code is used to identify
a chemical gas for use on the battlefield, whose effects are not poisonous, but psychological
in nature. It deprives the enemy of his sense of purpose. High-brow medical officers call
it, "Nietsche's Air", because Nietsche wrote that life is meaningless. Test subjects exposed
to the gas entered a deep state of depression within seconds, unable to summon the will
to speak. Some cried, quietly. One attempted to dispatch himself with a bayonet.
"Blue Horizon" was the name of the only military operation in which Nietsche's Air was used
in combat by U.S. forces, during the Gulf War. The target was one company of the Iraqi
Republican Guard. Those that did not take their own lives, turned on their brothers, in a melee
of friendly fire, fighting among themselves. The result was so gruesome, and the brass
so worried about the press, that the gas was not used again.
Finally, there is the governmental theory. The government is using the despair code to
keep the population under stress. To keep the people from learning that we are still
in an economic depression, and to funnel more money and more power to those that already
have both.