“The
Air Force on Tuesday confirmed a report that in 1994 a military researcher
requested $7.5 million to develop a non-lethal "love bomb" that would
chemically alter the state of mind of enemy troops and make them want to have
sex with each other rather than fight”. In 2007, this story broke on Fox News. This
was a tactic proposed to end bloodshed in war on the basis of psychological arrangement.
Alexis Jones has the head reporter and creator of Info Wars; a news
broadcasting website, has published a rant of the U.S. Air Force sending of a ‘Gay
Bomb’ in the 2007 Iraq war. This Bomb was supposed to once it was released into
the air turn the enemy of the Americans who they were fighting gay. “The goal
was to create a non-lethal weapon to be used against enemy troops” – Lt. Col.
Cathy Reardon. According to the fox news Article it was denied. However, Jones
claims that this bomb has already been released into the atmosphere of America
already. Jones has come up with this whole phenomenon solely because of a
military proposition that was terminated in 1994. This is where the fake news
come into play. Alexis Jones has been known to be a ‘Extreme Conservative’ and
the someone who calls himself a Jesus worshiper who criticizes and goes against
the Bible himself. Getting back to the story. Jones has made the claim that
U.S. government is responsible for the excessive amounts of homosexual people today
in America. He doesn’t say when the ‘Gay Bomb’ was ever released but he
explains how. Jones states “What do you think tap water is? It’s a gay bomb
baby” he goes on to say people might have homosexual feelings but it’s the chemical
in the water that sets them over the top. I political Fact checked this story
and nothing remotely true came out about his theory. I knew this was fake news
for 2 other reasons besides fact checking this story he claims the water is
turning the frog’s gay as well. So, in one article he claims Americans tap
water is laced with a chemical that makes you gay, but also it turns frogs gay.
He has no proof of these claims just simply a Wikipedia article which he I could
edit If I wanted to. Wikipedia has at best been only proven to be 70-80 %
accurate which tells me Jones belief was extremely opinionated and very bias. It’s
extremely eye opening that he gets things off the Internet and people believe
him. Regarding criticism, he would fall
under cluster criticism as he associates claim after claim with one another.
https://www.infowars.com/alex-jones-the-gay-bomb-rant/
http://www.foxnews.com/story/2007/06/12/air-force-considered-gay-love-bomb-against-enemies.html
