That's fair, all of that is pretty reasonable!- snip -
That's fair, all of that is pretty reasonable!- snip -
What does the Geneva Conventions or the Geneva Protocol have to do with a poisoning attack by a government upon its citizens? They deal with behavior during times of war. Closest one to being applicable would be the Geneva Protocol of 1928 AKA The Protocol for the Prohibition of the Use in War of Asphyxiating, Poisonous or other Gases, and of Bacteriological Methods of Warfare.I think that would be a direct violation of the Geneva Convention. The UN would have a field day with it.
First President to be impeached was A. Johnson. Would be the first impeached and removed.Why the hell would Reagan do something like that? I'm not American, but the plan would tarnish his history in his second term (this one is possible if the plan is discovered at least until the 2000s), end his career like Nixon's, or be the first president to be impeached (the latter two are possible if it is discovered by the media DURING the presidency).
Also anthrax is transmitted by spores. So I imagine what would happen if things go south with the plan.
Trump, Obama, and either Bush are too close to current politics.Why are we choosing Reagan for this? Why not JFK, Carter, Nixon, one of the Bushes, Obama, or Trump? Would make as much sense as a what if, to be honest.
That is if Reagan's plot is discovered.
He was acquitted from the charges BY THE SENATE just for 1 vote. But it is true that he was the first US president to be in an impeachment trial.First President to be impeached was A. Johnson. Would be the first impeached and removed.
Wouldn't putting something else make more sense? Anthrax is a weaponized virus/disease thing that spreads. Put I dunno, laxatives into people's cocaine?
I remember reading that a few years ago; another incident of poisoning (along with the poisoning of alcohol during Prohibition). I can't remember if actively poisoning drugs entering the US was an idea that was actually brought up with Reagan or not, and I can't remember where I might have read it.
There are a crap ton of TLs on Al Gore becoming President in 2000. Seems anyone before that is fair. So how about Bill Clinton does this in an attempt to drive down crime? Or Gore wins in 2000 and does this in an attempt to reduce the population and slow climate change? Why RR? IMHO no American President would ever even consider this. Any of them. It’s kind of an insult to the office to even consider. I served in the US Navy for over 20 years. If any President ordered me to do this I and everyone I ever served with would refuse. It’s a criminal, illegal, bat crap crazy order. No matter who gives it.Trump, Obama, and either Bush are too close to current politics.
I mean, Project MKUltra was super illegal yet it was still carried out, and Operation Northwoods was seriously considered...There are a crap ton of TLs on Al Gore becoming President in 2000. Seems anyone before that is fair. So how about Bill Clinton does this in an attempt to drive down crime? Or Gore wins in 2000 and does this in an attempt to reduce the population and slow climate change? Why RR? IMHO no American President would ever even consider this. Any of them. It’s kind of an insult to the office to even consider. I served in the US Navy for over 20 years. If any President ordered me to do this I and everyone I ever served with would refuse. It’s a criminal, illegal, bat crap crazy order. No matter who gives it.
That is absurd way to reduce population, when they could do higher taxes or different migration policies to reduce population.There are a crap ton of TLs on Al Gore becoming President in 2000. Seems anyone before that is fair. Or Gore wins in 2000 and does this in an attempt to reduce the population and slow climate change?
Yes, that's what I was referring to.What does the Geneva Conventions or the Geneva Protocol have to do with a poisoning attack by a government upon its citizens? They deal with behavior during times of war. Closest one to being applicable would be the Geneva Protocol of 1928 AKA The Protocol for the Prohibition of the Use in War of Asphyxiating, Poisonous or other Gases, and of Bacteriological Methods of Warfare.
That was part of my thought- the initial groups would be screened for the task (and I have no doubts that some people would be found), but eventually (or sooner) either someone tangentially involved would figure out what the powder being shipped south was for, or someone directly involved would hear about 'collateral damage'- maybe uninvolved siblings or mothers, maybe successful lawyers, maybe police officers, maybe the agents themselves if their own protection measures failed. The question is, how many people could be directly involved, and how quickly it would be discovered.
Really not likely. Very few people would be directly exposed, fewer still would be when cases (assuming large numbers ever made it to the US in the first place- the likelihood of this is something I don't know) became linked to illegal drugs, and anthrax doesn't usually jump between people.