Will The United States, Russia, etc. Turn Over It's Chemical Weapons To The "International Community?" (border, Alabama)

[AeroGuyDC]

10.25% of the nation's original chemical weapons stockpile still exists.

Will we also turn over our chemical weapon's stockpile? If not, why not?

The U.S. Army Chemical Materials Activity - Creating a Safer Tomorrow

[AeroGuyDC]

If not, then why not??

What's good for the goose is good for the gander, right?

[LordBalfor]

Get back to us with that question after we've gassed our own people.


Ken

[iNviNciBL3]

Originally Posted by AeroGuyDC

10.25% of the nation's original chemical weapons stockpile still exists.

Will we also turn over our chemical weapon's stockpile? If not, why not?

The U.S. Army Chemical Materials Activity - Creating a Safer Tomorrow

No, we don't use them on our own people.

[janelle144]

I don't think we or any other country needs to unless they are determined to use it on people.

[EddieB.Good]

Haha... well this thread went down in flames fast.

[ctk0p7]

The reason the U.S. still has chemical weapons is that it takes a LONG time to destroy the huge stockpiles that we have. They have been operating a chemical weapons disposal facility in Anniston, Alabama for years.

[Taratova]

There are too many terrorists coming over the border and with them they could bring WMD.. even if Assad turns over ALL WMD, that does not mean that there will be no WMD used by the rebels .

[Winter_Sucks]

Originally Posted by AeroGuyDC

10.25% of the nation's original chemical weapons stockpile still exists.

Will we also turn over our chemical weapon's stockpile? If not, why not?

The U.S. Army Chemical Materials Activity - Creating a Safer Tomorrow

More pro-Assad propaganda.

[Frank DeForrest]

Originally Posted by LordBalfor

Get back to us with that question after we've gassed our own people.


Ken

Waco. Look it up.