What in Hell Are They Putting in The Drugs?
Has anyone else wondered this same question? What is in these new drugs that turns users into stooped over Zombies? Drugs have been with us for decades. Open air usage in Vancouver, for example, has been going on since the Nineties. But who in their life ever saw junkies like these we see today? We have all heard about Fentanyl of course. Yes its a synthetic and yes its stronger than heroin. But maybe there is more to it than meets the eye because it seems to me someone is contaminating the products with brain altering chemicals or possibly even nano materials. These people are not normal anymore. They have been chemically lobotomized.
Can they even come back to human once afflicted?
And why are they comparing any of this to Third World countries? I read the linked ZeroHedge article and instantly thought I should respond. Let me quote from the first few sentences to help explain why the comparison is so absurd and why it requires an answer from a resident of Africa.
“…it’s challenging to find just one well-managed major city under Democratic leadership. Many of these metro areas have collapsed into a third-world-like state, plagued with violent crime, homelessness, out-of-control shoplifting, open-air drug markets, and even some with shit-covered streets”.
Third World like states. Wow, that is a mouth full. But its sure as hell not the Third World where I live. I have spent many years in East Africa across four different nations and have NEVER seen anything even close to approximating the insanity taking place in North American cities. There is no shoplifting sprees here never mind any that are out of control. Thieves are punished harshly almost everywhere, property is mostly respected. The best place I ever lived was in Egypt where you could literally walk away from a cafe table to get a newspaper and come back an hour later to find all your property still waiting for you. Including wallet and keys!
And I have never seen much homelessness. Not American style anyway. Most people have a place to go although there are certainly pockets here and there where the mentally ill squat. And there are slums but they can be quite built up and well organized despite the obvious poverty. But full encampments of tents, mad addicts and strewn garbage with open air toilets and feces smeared on the pavement? Never, never, never, never, NEVER have I witnessed that before!
I have never, ever seen that in the Third World.
I have never witnessed plagues of violence either. Its civil in every place I lived. Granted you must avoid certain areas. But that is true of every city. Nor have I ever seen even one single open air drug bazzar let alone crack addicts roaming the streets or shooting up in public. None of these obvious signs of social decay exist here. You may be pleasantly surprised to know people who are poor can still live lives of honor, dignity, self respect and independence in spite of zero state supports. But they can. Even the slums are not the feared places you may imagine. They are populated by a cross section of people and are self policed. There are educated people among the groups. There are priests and Imams there too. There are entire families and children living together.
Sorry America. What you are suffering is uniquely disturbing and it is horrendous beyond belief. There is simply no equal for that kind of destitution and squalor. What I am seeing coming out of the US and Canada in photos and videos is a literal vision of hell on Earth.
Please don’t compare it to the Third World.
Amazing isn’t it Farmer…and not in a good way
It’s only in the Cities though…Demotard Cities of course
One good thing at least they wont vote
Its shocking Fully. Utterly shocking. I suppose my point was to say there really is no comparison to what is happening to your cities. These scenes are right off the charts in a land of their own. Maybe others from different regions of the world will write and comment about their own neck of the woods. I have heard Jamaica suffers like this as do parts of Haiti but I have never been there. But to suggest this is what its like in Third World Africa would be a really big stretch (outside of some spots in South Africa). Your home grown experience with the Fentanyl attack is without precedent. It would not be seen as normal or even salvageable anywhere on Earth.
It’s usually the poor & those that have lost everything — MAID in a different format?
Run, Lola, Run.
Or get left behind.
That’s our world of fictional finance, wealth inequality, and despair.
From Dante’s Inferno
And I — my head oppressed by horror — said:
Master, what is it that I hear? Who are
those people so defeated by their pain?
And he to me said: This miserable way
is taken by the sorry souls of those
who lived without disgrace and without praise.
They now commingle with the coward angels,
the company of those who were not rebels
nor faithful to their God, but stood apart.
The heavens, that their beauty not be lessened,
have cast them out, nor will deep Hell receive them —
even the wicked cannot glory in them.
Great post, Farmer. I have seen some of these victims, frozen in an odd stance, and in a catatonic state. Their bodies with severe wounds, from falls I suppose. It is frightening, and I would guess those people have only a short time to live. All night and all day emergency services are scraping them off the streets. Nobody seems to give a damn. We’re too busy dealing with pronouns and climate change, I suppose. My instinct tells me this is a most evil game, and we are being played by sinister forces.
Our homeland is being utterly demoralized. It is sickening what they are doing to our people and the psyche of the nation. This is just one more aspect of the globalist attacks on humanity but for some reason the Americas have been singled out for the most severe of punishments where actual demons have been set loose on the population. I am really sorry to see how low its fallen.
I watched a documentary on Oxycotin. It’s basically just heroin but is prescribed as a pain killer. So the documentary was very enlightening on how people in pain become drug addicts. Then, I was talking to my son and just mentioned the documentary and he says, “Oh yeah, I know all about Oxycotin. My roommate hurt his leg running and they gave him Oxycotin and he became addicted to it.” According to the documentary, Oxycotin has destroyed many small communities.
According to the public record, Oxycotin has destroyed a few countries too! Holy Moses, this is worse than a Biblical plague.