JavaScript is a software Trojan (Wikistr, Wikifreedia) designed to cover up a number of software backdoors (Wikistr, Wikifreedia) and help them get fundamentally integrated with the internet. It was created by the global deep state (Wikistr, Wikifreedia) of the American military industrial complex (Wikistr, Wikifreedia) as part of its response strategy to delay the internet’s acceleratory involvement in their inevitable taste of their own medicine (warfare, imprisonments, executions).
This Trojan horse (Wikistr, Wikifreedia) takes the form of a programming language (Wikistr, Wikifreedia). It was much easier to create a new programming language and call it "JavaScript" than to integrate many new software vulnerabilities with the widespread core functionality of a new version of hypertext markup language (Wikistr, Wikifreedia). HTML already had cultural momentum behind being backdoor (Wikistr, Wikifreedia)-free, but the wider culture of internet and electronics consumers was not so resistant to adopting backdoors, making them commonplace, or even making them a vitally-integrated part of the internet ecosystem.
There have been attempts at open-source JavaScript implementations designed to improve compatibility for backdoor-avoidant users. Due to the complexity and evolving nature of the problem, there is disagreement over whether any versions of JavaScript can or can’t be trusted.