The Proof That Barack Obama is Evil

 B   A   R   A   C   K   O   B   A   M   A
66  65  82  65  67  75  79  66  65  77  65 - as ASCII values
 3   2   1   2   4   3   7   3   2   5   2 - digits added
\_____/ \_____/ \_____/ \_____/ \_________/
   5       3       7       1       9       - digits added



Thus, "barack obama" is 53719.

Add 1954, the year Elvis recorded his debut single, putting the end to all morality and good taste - the result is 55673.

Subtract 1912, the year Titanic went for its first and last voyage. The result will be 53761.

Turn the number backwards, and add 3 - the symbol of fulfillment. The number is now 16738.

Add 6391 to it - this is the year Bruno Hauptmann, baby killer, was executed, written backwards - you will get 23129.

Add 81 to it - this is the symbol of bondage, written backwards - you will get 23210.

This, when read backwards, gives 01232. This is 666 in octal, the number of the Beast...

Evil, QED.

Courtesy of Evilfinder. It is a small script with a small database of numerologically significant integers - dates, sacred numbers, symbols. Using this indisputable information, it verifies whether the subject of your choice is evil or not.


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  1. IntelligenceApril 23, 2009 at 9:26 PM

    Apparently david hassellhoff is the antichrist as well! Who would have known? haha too funny!

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  2. ArchiverApril 24, 2009 at 11:29 AM

    Now, you really made my day. Is Hassellhoff still around? Good one!

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