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Types of bio weapons

VX Nerve Gas Mustard Gas Cyadnide Sarin GB Tabu Antharx Mycotoxins Botulinal Toxins

Bio Weapon Attacks

Saddam Hussiens attcack on the kurds (march1988) he used mustard gas, sarin nerve gas, vx nerve gas and cyanide Japenese subway attack (march 1995) they used sarin gas

Pros and Cons

Pros Very effective Very cheap Easy to manufacture

Cons Unpredictable Inhumane can infect your own soldiers Can infect your own country as well Hard to Control

Anthrax Island

There are several islands where biological experiments have been conducted. Some of these islands have succesfully been decontainimated but others still might contain anthrax spores

Gruinad Island Vozrozhdeniya Island Plum Island

[[image:http://molconditions.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/anthrax-spores1.jpg?w=315&h=314 width="231" height="237"]]Antrax
The E120 Bomblet EARLY USES

Earliest bio warfare was in 1200-1500 BC when the Assyrians drove the victims of the plague into enemy territory. During then 4th century BC Scythian armys tipped there arrows with human blood and poo so they would infect the wounds. In 184 B.C Hannibal of Cartridge instructed he's soldiers to throw clay pots filled snake venom on to the enemy's ships

ACTION AGAINST BIO-WEAPONS

Two international treaties outlawed biological weapons in 1925 and 1972, but they have largely failed to stop countries from conducting offensive weapons research and large-scale production of biological weapons.

MAJOR STAKEHOLDERS

Goverments (save money) Weapons Manufactures (make money)

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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