chillidog wrote:
Doubt weather the army are that bothered about the long term effects at the moment,just want a quick fix to try and get them back on top of the war.
this has happened before in World War II and perhaps other more recent military engagements, completely overtly at least until the late 1960s where the open sale of amfetamine-type drugs were restricted by UN agreement.
Both Churchill and Hitler were heavy users of amfetamines during World War II as were most of the munitions factory workers.
Anthony Eden (who made the disastrous decision to enage in Suez 50 years ago) admitted to “living on Benzedrine” to keep him going. The Kennedys were also heavy users.
It didn’t exactly spread peace and love throughout the world in those days…
Tiredness will kick in anyway, as will the emotional disturbances of comedowns.
Its merely a plan to extend the “usability” of troops with a highly increased risk of bad decisions including “friendly fire”, fighting within units and abuse of civilians and prisoners.
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I’d love to use the people in charge as guinnee(?) pigs for a change.
Lock old tony and bush in a room with lots of mirrors,force feed them a load of acid,play them the crap we get to hear on the news constantly 24/7.Now that would be an interesting experiment :satisfied
From personal experience I have noticed if you give acid to people who have anger and aggression inside them it may just as often make them worse rather than better..
I expect it would merely re-inforce their own ideas of self-importance and the fear of the enemy and lead to all-out nuclear war..
