Project Coast: South Africa’s Top Secret Chemical and Biological Weapon Program

Those who have power and control in the process of decision-making to defend the safety of South African countries and people can face difficult decisions. When talking about South Africa, President P. W. Botha decided to establish a safe and effective defense to best protect citizen's welfare. The idea of ​​these measures led to the development of secret chemical weapons and biological weapons programs, later known as project coasts.

Between 1981 and 1995, the apartheid government in South Africa established and maintained a top secret chemical and biological warfare program called the "project coast". Under the guidance of Wouter Basson, scientists at the project coast participated in many suspicious activities such as mass ecstasy, development of secret assassination weapons, manufacture of undetected chemical poisons. Leak was a retrospective analysis of coastal projects, showing how South African governments (past and present) opted to deal with chemical weapons and warfare. How African and international governments remember coastal projects - forgotten - investigate the possibilities of the political circle

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