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| ALEX CURTIS: In His Own Words: On Biological Weapons |
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| "The principal characteristic of biological agents that could make their use attractive to terrorists is their extreme toxicity, even compared to other weapons of mass destruction.... The smaller quantities of agent needed on account of their lethality help reduce the costs and complexity of their production or other acquisition, in turn eliminating the necessity for a large infrastructure of personnel and facilities, which in turn eases the problem of security and avoidance of detection.... The degree of sheer terror (and hence societal disruption) that they instill in a target population, even with relatively small-scale attacks, given the particularly horrific nature of biological warfare, is virtually DESIGNED to cause the populace to lose all confidence in and allegiance to their own governments, apparently no longer in control." |
| -- The Nationalist Observer, June 2000 |
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| "These are the weaknesses we will have to exploit, using the 'little biology' of microbes and the 'big biology' of assault, mutilation...and general atrocity. The first generates fear, the second loathing. Together, fear and loathing will escalate any conflict to uncontrollable violence." |
| -- "Weekly Racist Update," July 27, 2000 |
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