Re: Winning

["L. Bird" <pkeets@hotmail.com>]

Tsk, tsk.  Now that's genocide, Jennifer. ;)

But actually there has been discussion of it on TV (if you get off the major 
news channels).  There's been ongoing awareness of biological warfare pretty 
much since the Gulf War, but this week I saw something about the procreation 
thing.  The proposition was to infuse the environment with estrogen to 
prevent proper male development and procreation.  This is a scenario that 
would definitely work, as it's seen in operation in the Florida Everglades, 
for one instance.  The problem with biological warfare, though, is making it 
selective, i.e. keeping it in the area where one wants it to work.  
Biological agents (like nuclear ones) are pollutants that would soon show up 
in our own environment.


keets


>Of all the discussions I have not seen biological warfare mentioned.
>
>What if we were able to poision these people so they were unable to
>procreate?  It would take a bit longer, but their genetic makeup would be 
>eliminated.  Is this monstrous hate a learned or genetic trait, I wonder?
>
>j


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