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Psychoactive Drugs as
Weapons &
Policing Tools
 2004
CCLE Policy Report:
Pharmacotherapy and the Future of the
Drug War
HISTORICAL RESOURCES
MKULTRA
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The Sunshine Project
Nonprofit group that works to stop biological weapons.
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US Marine Corps Seeks to Censor Sunshine Project Website
Announcement - 15 July 2004
Citing alleged dangers to US Department of Defense research programs
and employees, the United States Marine Corps is insisting that the
Sunshine Project remove three US government documents from its
website. The situation pits a small non-profit organization that seeks
to uphold arms control treaties against the US Department of Defense,
which wishes to keep its research on chemical weapons secret.
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Press Release on "calmative" weapons, with link to FOIA obtained
report (pdf) on psychoactive calmatives produced by Penn State's
Applied Research Laboratory, as part of The US Joint Non-Lethal
Weapons Directorate (JNLWD).
Crowd Control Technology Page
From the Penn State Institute for Nonlethal Defense Technologies
Nonlethal
Weapons Research Project
Center for Conflict Resolution
Law
Review article on Legal Issues Related to Non-Lethal Weapons
Murdoch University Electronic
Journal of Law, Vol 7, No 2 (June 2000)
Knockout Gas Proves Deadly in Moscow
A two-day hostage siege in a Moscow
theatre, where 50 Chechen rebels held 750 people captive in a desperate
act to draw public attention to the ongoing war in their province, ended
in a cloud of knockout gas. The military rescue authorized by Russian
President Putin began the raid by pumping an unidentified gas into the
theatre ventilation system, which debilitated or rendered unconscious
almost everyone exposed to it.
Wonder Weapons:The Pentagon's quest for nonlethal arms is amazing. But
is it smart?
Article from US News, which mentions development of device that
uses very low frequency electromagnetic radiation to induce sleep.
WIRED
Magazine Article on NonLethal Weapons, mentioning some psychoactive
drug-based weapons.
Report "US
Military Nonlethal Weapons" Source unclear.
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