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Declassified documents reveal the Pentagon toyed with the idea of an aphrodisiac chemical weapon in 1994.
The gas would have made enemy soldiers sexually irresistible to each other. The weapon's developers said homosexual behaviour among troops would deal a "distasteful but completely non-lethal" blow to morale.
The plans, unearthed from a US air force laboratory in Ohio, were published in New Scientist magazine.
Ah, but this is a non leathal weapon hence not really all that subject to interntational treaties anymore than say teargas or something. Well not lethal unless on of the troops had soemthing infective.
Originally posted by IronDogg
Well as funny as it may seem on the outside, to me, the issue is that of a democracy openly engaging in developing and using chemical weapons... If this is the case, they better allow all the communist and Islamic countries develop their own chemical weapons and not be complaining about it or using that as an excuse to attack them...
Originally posted by IronDogg
If this is the case, they better allow all the communist and Islamic countries develop their own chemical weapons and not be complaining about it or using that as an excuse to attack them...
Whether the chemical being used is laughing gas, agent orange, anthrax, or some kind of slow-painful-death, flesh eating chemical is irrelevant,
The UN should send their weapons inspectors into the states to confirm or deny this report
Nygdan
Why in the world would the US allow them to do that?
Nygdan
They couldn't even demonstrate that hussein didn't have WMD, what, have they become more competent all of a sudden?
Originally posted by xpert11
Its Just as well the bomb wasnt used because if the wind blew the wrong direction after use the weapon what ever cause the enemy soldiers to become irresistible to each other would end up over US lines.