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low.( New )candidate immobilizers( should have ) improved safety ratios and shorter duration of action.( ASA Newsletter(1993) No.38, 14 October, page 14. 336.President Clinton (1994) Letter to the Senate transmitting the Chemical Weapons Convention for ratification, June 23 rd 337.See presentation of J Busic (1998)Technology Investment:exploring New Non Lethal Weapons concepts, to Janes Non-Lethal Weapons - Development & Doctrine conference, 1-2 December. 338. See Presentation of Colonel Mazarra, United States Marine Co., A View To the Future,Janes Non-Lethal Weapons - Development & Doctrine conference, 1-2 December 1998. 339.Thornton C., (1996) US Army Non-Lethal Warfare Requirements, Non-Lethal Defence II Conference Proceedings, ADPA, March 6-7. 340.Janes International Defense Review (1996) Modified M16 for lethal/non-lethal attack, No.9, September, p 20. 341.Mahon J., (1996) Correctional Applications of less-lethal Force, Office of Security Technology, Federal Bureau of Prisons, presentation to Non-Lethal defence II Conference Proceedings, ADPA, March 6-7. 342.Flint J., (2000) It worked for Spiderman, now WA police seek a net result, The Age, Australia 17 th . February. 343.Alliant Technical Systems (1997) An Industry perspective on Non-Lethal Weapons Presentation to Janes Conference NLW, 1997, 20-21 November, London 344. According to David Boyd at the National Institute of Justice research programme on Non-Lethal Weapons. 345. Gourley, S., (1996) Soft Options Janes defence Weekly, London 17th. July. 346. For a discussion, see Doswald-Beck, L.. (1996) New Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons. International Review of the Red Cross, M-J 96 36(312)pp.272-299. 347. See for example Alexander J.B et. Al.(Eds.) (1997): SPIE Proceedings, Security Systems And Non-Lethal technologies For Law Enforcement, Boston, MA (http://www.spie.org/web/abstracts/2900/2934.html c
348. See Patent No 5675103, Non-lethal tetanizing laser, filed 17 July 1997.. The UK Defence Ministrys Defence Evaluation <strong>Research</strong> Agency as looked at this freezer ray already. See Raygun freezes Victims Without causing Injuries, Sunday Times 9 May 1999 349.See Technology News (1999) UV Lasers Stop people in Their Tracks, January. Also Max Glaskin (1999) Ray gun freezes victims without causing injury, Sunday Times May 9 350. Scannel EP, (1997), - ARL Non-lethal Weapon Concepts, Janes Conference, The Future of Non-Lethal Weapons, 20-21 Nov. 351. Bill Arkin quoted in the Guardian 9 December 1997. 352. For a discussion, see Alexander JB., (1999) op.cit 353. See Altman J., (1999) Acoustic Weapons - A Prospective Assessment: Sources, Propagation, and Effects of Strong Sound, Cornell University Peace Studies program, Occasional papers, May. 354. E.g. a provocative study on alleged psychotronics has emerged from the Czech republic. See Babacek, M., (1998) Psychoelectronic Threat to democracy - the Secret Arms Race (Russian federation and the USA Built Radar Systems that Could Enable Them to Control Minds of Whole Populations. (Http://www.mk.net/~mcf/babdoc.htm) 355. For an interesting discussion, see Victorian A., (1998) The military use of electromagnetic microwave and mind control technology, Lobster No, 34 Hull, Winter edition, pp 2-7 (See also back issues of this exceptional publication: http://www.knowledge.co.uk/xxx/lobster/) 356.See Begich N., & Roderick J., (2000) Earth Rising? The Revolution: Toward a Thousad Years Of Peace, Earthpulse Institute, USA. 357. See reports from US military laboratories presented to Janes Non-Lethal Weapons conferences in 1997, 1998 and 1999. 358. See Outlines: http://www.dtic.mil/ndia/NLD3/libb.pdf 359. Not surprisingly, some of these are made by manufactures of the now outlawed anti-personnel land mines such as Alliant Tech, who developed a fishook mine in 1996 as part of such a cannister launched area denial system which shoots out a thin wire with fishooks. Marketing manager Tom Bierman says that Its intended to snag, its not going to kill you. Not unless that is those who share your predicament panic. ci
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