View Full Version : Air Force proposal sought gay aphrodisiac
weapon  01-15-2005, 02:41 PM  SUMMARY: The Pentagon once looked
into making a weapon that would render enemy troops sexually
attracted to one another, according to a document obtained by a
watchdog group.  The Pentagon briefly looked into making a
weapon that would render enemy troops sexually attracted to one
another, according to an official document uncovered by a
watchdog group that monitors research into biological and
chemical weapons.  The proposed aphrodisiac was part of a
weapons development plan circulated in 1994 at the U.S. Air
Force Wright Laboratory in Dayton, Ohio. An outline of the plan
was discovered by the Sunshine Project and posted on its Web
site.  The six-year plan included development of several "non-
lethal" chemical weapons, including one that would inflict
"severe and lasting halitosis" in enemy combatants and a "sting
me/attack me" chemical that would cause bees to become more
aggressive.  The aphrodisiac chemical would be