Biological terrorism features

The menace of terrorism at large, in its broad sense, is an unparalleled phenomenon that may be considered, basically, to be a sort of a limited self-destruction mechanism for mankind. In a way, it is even worse then wars, because of its inherent unpredictability, irrationalism, and wide scope, as well as the built-in, unapparent, vitality, and durability marking it. When the dimension of biological warfare is added to this featuring, it turns out to pose uncontrollable potentiality. 

The most characteristic feature of the South African biological (and chemical) terrorism program was undoubtedly the development, testing, and utilization of a wide array of hard-to-trace agents to assassinate enemies of the state [143]. As insider testimony and the notorious sales list of 1989 (Telemedicine Research Center document 52) indicate, several of the highly poisonous substances produced at both Delta G and Roodeplaat Research Laboratories (ad hoc front companies)... 

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