Despite their genius, I believe neither Stanley Kubrick nor Chi Chi LaRue could have come up with the super idea included in the recently declassified Pentagon documents dating 1994. At the time, development of a group of non-lethal chemical weapons was considered, including an "aphrodisiac" weapon that would make the enemy soldiers sexually irresistible to each other. I can´t help but imagine the employment of such a weapon - in great detail. It makes me wish Pentagon declared war against Italy, Brazil and Sweden.
Move over, Christiane Amanpour! You´d face some serious competion as the world´s most famous war corrispondent. And if you managed to cling to your job - after all, there would be no longer safety issues for you while reporting live from the frontline -, I´d have no choice but to enlist as a volunteer in the Italian armed forces.
The possibilities would be endless. Imagine sending a cruise missile loaded with the Stryker gas to Rio de Janeiro. Or Saddam Hussein having concocted the mix, and blasting Miami with it. The weapon would be powerless against the Vatican, however, as neither the Swiss Guard nor the Monsignors would notice anything unusual taking place.
Sadly, the plan was discarded. Perhaps someone in the Pentagon was reminded of the Army of Lovers. Not the Swedish pop group, admittedly a thing to remember as well, but the invincible ancient Greek army formed of homosexual males who would fight till death to protect their partner and not to dishonor themselves in the eyes of their lovers. That would never happen in West Hollywood, but if a less sophisticated people were attacked the results might be unpredictable.
Furthermore, the Pentagon was probably worried that the wind might abruptly change direction during combat and make the precious "don´t ask, don´t tell" policy the only casualty.