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'''Weapons of Mass Destruction''' or '''WMD''' are weapons designed to kill a large number of people. WMD begins with research and development among persons with highly specialized scientific and technical training. This requires a location and resources to employ such persons with know-how to build production facilities of WMD.  Once a location, resources, know-how and production facilities are employed, stockpiles can be built.  While production facilities and the human know-how to manufacture WMD are necessary for their creation, according to U.S. Law, those factors exclusively are not considered weapons of mass destruction.
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'''Weapons of Mass Destruction''' or '''WMD''' are weapons designed to kill a large number of people. WMD begins with research and development among persons with highly specialized scientific and technical training. Because these people are often [[liberal]], it only follows that they create devastating weapons. This process requires a location and resources to employ such persons with know-how to build production facilities of WMD.  Once a location, resources, know-how and production facilities are employed, stockpiles can be built.  While production facilities and the human know-how to manufacture WMD are necessary for their creation, according to U.S. Law, those factors exclusively are not considered weapons of mass destruction.
    
Weapons of Mass Destruction are known to have been held by large superpowers such as the [[United States]] and [[Russia]], as well as smaller countries such as [[Iraq]], [[North Korea]] and [[Israel]].
 
Weapons of Mass Destruction are known to have been held by large superpowers such as the [[United States]] and [[Russia]], as well as smaller countries such as [[Iraq]], [[North Korea]] and [[Israel]].
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Know-how is the most dangerous aspect of WMD in today's world; persons who receive classroom training in these specialized techniques can travel anywhere in the world where location and resources may be available to produce WMD.  Also, communicating the know-how, a potentially lethal weapon to large numbers of people, is largely unregulated in some parts of the world.  There are [[United Nations]] Treaties which have attempted to regulate the spread of know-how throughout the world, but it is still possible for a person with know-how to communicate their knowledge how to manufacture WMD to anyone, without the signatory of the International agreements who holds their place of citizenship knowing of the illegal transfer or being able to stop it.
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Know-how is the most dangerous aspect of WMD in today's world; persons who receive classroom training in these specialized techniques can travel anywhere in the world where location and resources may be available to produce WMD.  Also, communicating this know-how, spreading this dangerous knowledge to other dangerous people, is largely unregulated in some liberal parts of the world.  There are [[United Nations]] Treaties which have attempted to regulate the spread of know-how throughout the world, but it is still possible for a person with know-how to communicate their knowledge how to manufacture WMD to anyone, without the signatory of the International agreements who holds their place of citizenship knowing of the illegal transfer or being able to stop it. Typically, such people are motivated by typical liberal desires such as greed, atheism, and the hatred of America.  
    
The international scientific community of technicians with knowledge to teach and manufacture weapons of mass destructions likewise consist of independent persons, some with no national loyalties to the nations who have signed international agreements barring the spread of WMD, i.e. the know-how, potential "dual use" technologies, or the end manufactured result.  A young person trained today, in an al-Qaeda training camp, in the methods of producing stockpiles of WMD, has an entire lifespan to communicate his knowledge to whomsoever he pleases.  And a persons political or ideological views can change over a lifetime.  In the old Soviet system, scientists were often retired to special [[Gulag]]s apart from the rest of society, so as there would be no chance they can reveal the potential lethal know-how to unauthorized persons.
 
The international scientific community of technicians with knowledge to teach and manufacture weapons of mass destructions likewise consist of independent persons, some with no national loyalties to the nations who have signed international agreements barring the spread of WMD, i.e. the know-how, potential "dual use" technologies, or the end manufactured result.  A young person trained today, in an al-Qaeda training camp, in the methods of producing stockpiles of WMD, has an entire lifespan to communicate his knowledge to whomsoever he pleases.  And a persons political or ideological views can change over a lifetime.  In the old Soviet system, scientists were often retired to special [[Gulag]]s apart from the rest of society, so as there would be no chance they can reveal the potential lethal know-how to unauthorized persons.
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One of the most troubling aspects of the [[War on Terror]] is understanding that scientific knowledge itself has become a weapon in the hands of dangerous persons against innocent people.  
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One of the most troubling aspects of the [[War on Terror]] is understanding that scientific knowledge itself has become a weapon in the hands of dangerous liberal persons against innocent conservative people.  
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In times of crisis, the habit has been to call upon our best, brightest and most talented individuals to find solutions.  This usually in the past meant scientists and technicians; now we have discovered in the War on Terror knowledge itself has become a dangerous thing, and new gadgets and technology cannot defeat terrorist cells who do not wear the easily identifiable military uniforms as is custom throughout the Western world.  In fact, we've discovered past scientific and technical solutions in warfare now threaten the civil populations of the nations that discovered and built them.  Knowledge indeed is a weapon.
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In times of crisis, the habit has been to call upon our best, brightest and most talented individuals to find solutions.  This usually in the past meant scientists and technicians; however, they have become too liberal. Now we have discovered in the War on Terror knowledge itself has become a dangerous thing, and new gadgets and technology cannot defeat terrorist cells who do not wear the easily identifiable military uniforms as is custom throughout the Western world.  In fact, we've discovered past scientific and technical solutions in warfare now threaten the civil populations of the nations that discovered and built them.  Knowledge indeed is a weapon, and therefore must be suppressed as much as possible.
    
== Types of WMD ==
 
== Types of WMD ==
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