Oppose Bacteriological Warfare: Biological Warfare During the Korean War (1952)

[9nova6]

the subtitles suck, the guy that did them needs his head examend.

[PROCOMER84]

the original 1080p

[Roby18492]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO

[blood4snakebiteb253]

Why do america say that it is prohibitted, while they use agent orange in vietnam and white phosporus in iraq!

[freechristiania]

@blood4snakebiteb253

agent orange and phospherous weaponry are chemical not biological. The reason why the US doesn't like biological weapons is because it can hit themselves, spreading and contaminating indiscriminately. But the US still develop new bio weapons and have even used it in foreign wars as in the case of the Iraq-Iran war.

[Jsledge85]

@freechristiania US biological weapons research continues because hostile nations (Russia and China) continue their own research. From our perspective, unilateral cessation would comparatively disadvantagious and imperil the public. Iraq's former biological/chemical weapons program was the product of indegnious development, but they diverted dual-use materials (i.e. fermentors, autoclaves, industrial chemical apparatuses) from western biotech companies, when we knew about it and did nothing.

[eruweraranj0r]

@freechristiania According to the same clause of the forbiddening of biological weapons, they also classify the forbidding of poison weapons, and weapons that cause unneccessary pain to an enemy. Americans and Zionists are clearly war criminals. Their agendas are not for good, they are the private armies of the richest entities in the world. They will destroy the world with the American and Isreali armies.

[blood4snakebiteb253]

@freechristiania yes i know that they have nothing to do with a form of disease but you get the picture. about still developing it's true, just like nukes in the cold war if the enemy does it why wouldn't you do it they think.

[Jsledge85]

@blood4snakebiteb253 Because agent orange was designed to be a non-lethal defoiliant. White phosporus is used in aerial flares and as a incendiary compound in muntions. Organophosphates (Sarin, Tabun, Soman, VX) and blister agents (mustard gas) by comparison are inherently lethal agents, and therefore fall squarely in the purview of the Chemical Weapons Convention which prohibits the use of chemical agents. The US has almost eliminated its entire stockpile of chemical weapons.