“We sunk five billion dollars into
Project C.A.R.E. Contain And Reduce Enemies: that was the mandate and
that was our goal. I personally
figured we should just spend the money on an MK-Ultra mind control
satellite and alter foreign policies that terrorism becomes the only
sane response to, but I was voted down. It’s an election year. Our
goal was to weaponize hope, crudely speaking, but that was about as
unsuccessful as the attempts at building love bombs.
“So we did various polls and
children the world-over have an affinity for stuffed animals. Make it
anthropomorphic and one has a guaranteed sale of a product. We
determined that this would be method of delivery for the weapon, akin
to a trojan horse. Slip children’s toys across enemy lines,
activate them and the enemy is pacified. Turn an enemy into your
friend and he is no longer your enemy. Put simply, sirs, one cannot
hate what one understands.
“The weapon itself was a modified
laser fired into the pleasure receptors of the brain coupled with a
virus that overwrote certain areas of the brain while the subject was
under a wash of edorphins. we modelled the stuffed animals after
bears and Henson called it a ‘care bear stare’ and the name sort
of stuck. The capacity to hate is removed by the weapon, but a side
effect is removal of certain creative impulses. Which would not be a
deal-breaker except that the weapon also renders the subjects
impotent.
“We discovered that little wrinkle
when Li decided to zap her husband to get him to be a better father.
In light of this, the committee does not believe Project C.A.R.E. is
a viable weapon in the war against foreign bodies, though the
capacity to rewrite portions of the human brain will doubtless have
other uses in the coming decades, particularly once we introduce the
personal computer. It is my belief that the project should be
scrapped.
“If sirs wish, we may also turn it
into a children’s tv show in order to foster public support for any
future implimentations of Project C.A.R.E. we may decide we require
in the coming decades. We apologize for the failure and await the
judgment of the Agency.”
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