[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Militaries around the world have been experimenting with this kind of thing since World War II. It is not hidden. You can find it in a bunch of main line sources.

It has pretty much ended the same way, some boost but way to many downsides.

[fso301]

Militaries around the world have been experimenting with this kind of thing since World War II. It is not hidden. You can find it in a bunch of main line sources.

I am not aware of such sources. Could you provide a link(s)?

I have read of rare law enforcement cases where a restrained suspect "broke the cuffs" but such cases seem too isolated to attribute causality to a particular drug.

In the thread article, how a "properly" tazed suspect would be unaffected suggests something else is at hand. Where are the publications in medical journals investigating how this can happen?

I'm not saying they don't exist but if you are aware of any, please provide a link.