US Military Proposes Homosexual Aphrodisiac

This is one of the most bizarre use of US taxpayer dollars proposed by the US military. The proposal: develop chemical aphrodisiac weapons that can be used against enemy forces. The goal was to produce aphrodisiacs so powerful, that enemy forces would be unable to withstand its effects and start humping each other. Read more at the MemoryHole.

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