Is the real military capable of killing scientists for a government cover-up?

Half-Life Series
#81

And that is how we get back on topic people.
And I think they are capable of it.
P.S. Shouldent this be in general discussion

#82

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I went ahead and fixed that for ya, Floyd. You can thank me later.[/FONT]

#83

Black Mesa’s [COLOR=‘DarkRed’]DEAD DOGS welcome you!

#84

or so you’ve been led to believe.

#85

I have been quietly informed that this comment was a little extreme (I still stand by my views however) and now that I’m slightly more lucid I have to agree; as well as irrelevant to the topic, so I’m wiping it.

#86

Can’t we all just compromise?

#87

ha ha everyone knows that the North Tower was accidentally taken down by Chuck Norris when he went skydiving from 50k feet…

without a parachute

the pure awesomeness caught the South Tower in the blast unfortunately…

He promised to never do it again so it is ok! :smiley: and I am not saying this because he will kill me in less time it takes for the light to turn on to flip the switch and that he is aGAHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK body drops on floor

and yes Our military is capable of killing scientists in a cover-up anyone can
it’s just that someone will find out and bust them in an epic movie coming out in 2018

#88

This thread is cind of conspiracy-filled, but never the less.
My suggestion can be formed in three letters: WTC

#89

lol @ ADOYBERLUM, I thought your kind only existed in then 70s and/or fairytales.

#90

That’s all fiction. Groom Lake was used for aircraft testing only, leading to rumors about alien spacecraft, and making it a goldmine for conspiracy theorists like you.
Biological warfare agents are both designed to kill efficiently, easily, and neatly. Causing strange mutations and slowly killing victims defies all of those. Plus, biological warfare, AFAIK, is illegal, and if you use it, people will notice.

I recall seeing something that proved that the losses would have been worse if we had time to launch a counter-attack at pearl harbor, so don’t whine.

I do remember seeing that the CIA had tested a nerve agent on servicemen to see what the lethal dose was… Someone DID die.

Also, it seems very suspicious what happened to Frank Olson, you know?

#91

i dont think canada or the U.S. would but some countrys might. if they are unstable or have a war going on there then there is a chance

#92

I seem to remember hearing about the military testing hallucinogenics on G.I.s during 'nam. Anyone know about such a case?

#93

I know HAZE

#94

well, I should hope so. It would stir up a lot of shit about the research they where doing there, most of it illegal, and all of that stuff. all I know, is that there actually is an HECU (hazardous environment combat unit), and its used for other things, such as highly radiated areas and such. In half-life, the government Sends Hgrunts to kill aliens and scientists, and nearly 22 hours later they send black ops to plant a nuke, and kill all of the soldiers, to make it look like they sent soldiers to help. Adrian shepherd is the only surviving soldier who was sent on the black mesa operation. :freeman:

#95

Adrian is dead to me.

#96

cough FAG cough

#97

Gordan looks a bit pudgy in your sig, chappo

#98

Because armored HAZMAT suits with onboard speakers and computers should totally make you look slim and sexy.

#99

I was more talking about how he has giant hamster cheeks

#100

Oh right. That too.

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