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The irrefutable evidence in question was nerve gas stored in glass bead configuration. Now, you may ask yourself why would Iraqi scientist store WMD in glass b
by Ygg2 5y ago
The irrefutable evidence in question was nerve gas stored in glass bead configuration.
Now, you may ask yourself why would Iraqi scientist store WMD in glass beads, when those shatter easily and offer nearly nothing in return (maybe WMD doesn't react with glass, but then just use a glass canisters)? Was that some anal fetish or something?
It's because "" The source "" used Michael Bay movies as inspiration.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/jul/08/it-was-such-obvious-bullshit-the-rock-writer-shocked-film-may-have-inspired-false-wmd-intelligence https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/jul/08/it-was-such-obv...
- yawaworht1978 5y agoIt wouldn't surprise me if the UK and the us sold these weapons to them, then it's easy to claim "look they have these weapons".
- Ygg2 5y agoI find it being fiction more likely than that both UK and Iran agreed to buying nerve agent from the Michael Bay movie.
- pyuser583 5y agoI was under the impression chemists/lab techs regularly store nasty chemicals in “glass beads.” They put the nasty stuff into test tube, then melt the tube shut. The result is a glass bubble filled with poison. This makes it easier to store, move etc. The movie portrayed glass bubbles of nerve gas as a way to deploy nerve gas, which makes no sense. It also portrays glass a fragile, which isn’t true. But scientists in a laboratory storing toxic chemicals in “glass beads” is very much something that “checks out.”