1. The Council for a Livable World argues that the Biological Weapons Convention Protocol could be improved, but it is better than no protocol at all. Do you agree, or is a flawed agreement worse than none? Defend your answer.
2. What objections does John R. Bolton make concerning the Biological Weapons Convention Protocol? Which objections do you consider to be the strongest? The weakest? Defend your answer.
3. After reading the viewpoints by David G. Gompert and Thomas Graham Jr., what do you think the official policy of the United States should be regarding nuclear weapons? Should the United States explicitly say such weapons would be used in the event of a biological weapons attack? If you had the choice, would you drop nuclear weapons on a country that had used biological weapons? Explain why or why not.
4. Donald A. Henderson personally played a leading role...