Not all poisonous substances are considered suitable for weaponization, or use as chemical weapons.
(Uranium enriched between 3.5 and 5percentt is sufficient for energy reactors; research reactors require enrichment closer to 19percentt. Anything above 20percentt is considered sufficient for weaponization, although most proper nuclear weapons use uranium that is enriched to 85percentt or more).
While Iran insists its nuclear program is for civilian purposes, Israel and the United States suspect it aims for weaponization, something both governments see as unacceptable.
Some of these biological agents have properties that would make them more likely candidates for weaponization, such as their lethality, ability to incapacitate, contagiousness or noncontagiousness, hardiness and stability, and other characteristics.
Francisella tularensis, the causative agent of tularemia, presents a significant biological threat and is a Category A priority pathogen due to its potential for weaponization.
Torture methods for cats?
"There are concrete scientific methods for this".
Methods for reducing stress and increasing performance.
Methods for concentration we can all employ?
What changed? Cloning methods, for one.
