The Hope Assassin

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Breaker one-nine, breaker one-nine. This is the Jabber-blogger. Hey out there. Big Reader. You got your ears on good buddy? I think we’re making contact. You’re coming in five by five. Hey good buddy. How’s it going out on life’s highway? I hope you got the hammer down, and have lots of easy road ahead of you. I’m going to go 10-10 on the CB radio talk for now.

I’ve picked a very serious subject for today’s write and read. It’s Emergency Room serious! So grab on to something sturdy and hang on.

From dusk to dawn, a group of dark shadowy figures travel silently under a cloak of invisibility amongst the world’s population. They are as old as death, and their purpose in life is to promote self destruction by way of trickery. They are highly skilled at convincing people, who are living under great despair, that self-death is their only savior. These evil specters don’t have names or aliases in any law enforcement computer data bases. But for a lack of any name at all, I like to call them Hope Assassins.

Let’s pick out a Hope Assassin at random and take a look at how he operates. For the sake of convenience, we’ll call this Hope Assassin Evil.

But first, let’s go over what weapons he uses, and what kind of people are his prime target.

Like a Ninja, a Hope Assassin’s weapon is designed to be deadly and not very sound provoking. The Hope Assassin’s weapon is simple. They use lies that sound like genuine truth. I’ll give an example in just a sec.

What kind of targets do Hope Assassins go after? Most of us are already familiar with who Hope Assassins go after. But let me put it into print anyway. People that think being alive is a punishment that is too cruel to have to live with.

Now we’re ready to take a look at how our Hope Assassin, named Evil, works. For the sake of only one single example, Evil encounters an adult who has no friends, everyone at this adult’s job treats him or her like a covid patient. Him or her is never invited to go to get-togethers or parties after work. This adult has very very low self esteem, lives alone with a cat, and has parents that constantly reminds this person that they don’t have much of a personality. And last but not least, this person is starved for someone to care about them.

Over a length of time, Evil influences this adult’s thinking like so… I’ll never be good enough for anyone to like me. I guess I’m not worth loving. Nobody really cares about me. I’ll never be happy. If I were dead nobody would miss me. Everybody hates me. Why should I go on living if things are never going to get better than they are now? I pray to God, but I don’t see Him doing anything to help me. God doesn’t love me. If I tell anybody how I feel, they are just going to laugh at me and call me a loser. If I were dead I wouldn’t have to feel unhappiness anymore. If I wanted to kill myself, how should I do it? (For anyone that feels this way, accepting Jesus as your boss and save-your will make a difference in your life.)

Hope Assassins want to see their target gone. They encourage their target, through negative thinking and negative problem solving, to see their self-image as unbearable, all the way up until self destructive behavior breaks out.

Each of the questions above, and the thought conclusions… They are crafted out of incomplete truth, and the questions are asked out of negative hope. Evil uses these type of thought processes against a target, to convince them to practice self death. And if a person stays to themselves long enough, and doesn’t go looking for some very strong help, self death could become more than just a thought process.

Wrestling with depression, alone, is like trying to handle an angry octopus underwater. It will get a grip on you so strong that you couldn’t possibly break free of all its tentacles.

Hope assassins will kill hope, if cooperated with. They will get a person to give up believing that there is anyone; a church group, or that any support group can help them. Even cause them to believe that God can’t help them anymore. Influencing a targeted person, to think that they would be better off not doing anything to save themselves, gets stronger as time goes by.

When a person is alone, suffering, and miserable, this is just the way Hope Assassins likes their victims. Please. If you see anyone troubled by a Hope Assassin, do your best to urge them not to try to handle one on their own. I would suggest urging them to get around a therapy group that actively believes in God and His power, and who would work toward a targeted person staying alive and getting mentally stronger! Or at the very least urge them to call a hotline service.

To overcome a Hope Assassin, I believe that God has to be involved. He’s the only one I know of whom can overcome evil that comes in the size of depression, despair, hopelessness, and self destruction.

Didn’t mean to get so emergency room serious on ya today. But I keep hearing about people who gave up living out of extreme sorrow and hopelessness, and I just had to type something. The next blog will be a thousand two-hundred feet off the ground, and sunny.

Can’t thank you enough for reading. Keep being blessed to smile a little more each day. Until next blog day. Aloha.