>>56974
yea... whoops, i'm way past tired and initialy posted on the wrong board.

>>56975
sure, but the country would have been in a significantly better position in almost every way without the thousands of addicts not entering the workforce or military.

kinda just used it as an example, i'm sure theres more throughout history but china just sprung to mind.

No OP that is retarded. It's people who live in the country where these drugs are rife (the UK has a huge market for RC's) who want to make easy, legal money. The same goes for the people over there who own the labs. They see how much it is worth. It's all about the money, not "weakening" us. Plus the government pulling and criminalizing drugs is the reason all of this shit is so big right now. They are endangering people because they more the criminalize, the more the country is flooded with dangerous and unknown chemicals. If we were allowed to have the classified safer drugs, not many people would bat an eyelid at these unknown chems. So maybe that in itself is a conspiracy AND THEY WANT US TO KILL OURSELVES WITH DANGEROUS RCS!!!! OMG !!!!

Seriously thought it's just for money, because it's a very big market, make massive money and it's all perfectly legal. It's residents of the UK ordering all these chems in, China just makes them on request from these guys

Plus RC benzos? There are barely any? I can only think of pyrazolam and flubromazepam.

>>56978

The big RC benzo, that I'm sure he is referring to is, etilozam (that's spelled so wrong) and to a lesser extent from phenazepam or whatever that super long-acting, super potent Russian benzo is.

My friends and I call 25-c-NBOMe "Chinese mind poison". It's made in Chinese labs by Chinese scientists. I've joked that it turns you into a sleeper agent and gives you a craving for Chinese food.

I feel like it's an enjoyable enough drug, but it lacks the insight that LSD gives you.

"Every time I eat it, I think Chinese conspiracy."

This is slightly relevant to the thread.

China has a lot of equally fucked up drugs, mostly from the golden triangle.
They call them 'head shake medicine'

>>56670
You know this guy is responsible for the death of a mother and her unborn child. Yeah the guy is onto stuff that makes sense but he's a fucking sociopath. He's good at talking, why do you think women fall in love with these guys? Let's even say Sharon Tate was some corrupt ass bitch and somehow this fucking wacko knew about it. You still agree to fuck up a pregnant woman? Nah man I won't take his philosophy very seriously.

Everything he writes is self-indulgent and the result of shallow sight.

Blind leading the blind. Go out and discover the truth for yourself instead of reading other's accounts.

>>56670
http://whale.to/ for the original

>>56812

>implying I've never been outside

>>56811
I'm assuming you haven't read through an entire essay

>>55608
it's different because an HG Wells book is better written than an M night shabadoo anything.

>>55608
ha, yep. never change, hollywood.

How do we know that the war in Iraq and alot of other shit isnt staged as well?........

>>56985


Good point. Our Vice President at the time had invested a lot in companies, which so happen to see a lot of money flowing their way during the Iraq war. He invested before he was even VP. These companies charge 500x the price of a can of soda to the government, they charge the government 100 dollars for a load of laundry, and they do a shitty job of all of it. On top of that, our bases in Iraq were all located next to Halliburton pipelines.

>>56985

Oh yeah the obvious part I forgot

> over 400 times bush said they had weapons of mass destruction, that's why we needed to invade

> 2013, still no ducking weapons found

>>56858
Microsoft is allegedly the first company to give in to the PRISM scanal as well. Fuck M$

>>56859
Their spying goes back way longer
.
Microsoft had a confirmed NSA crypto backdoor back deployed with a service pack in 1999 on NT4 "nsakey"

>>56865
That's a classic

PRISM back-doored Skype a long time ago; integrated into Xbox one.

>>56828
This.
And this concept is very prevalent in other areas as well. Alot of what were told is only to cause us to react in a certain way. It doesnt really matter. there not going to monitor people in this way. think about it. right, so what do they do? Try to scare people and make them anxious so they don't need to monitor everyone. Even though they don't care. What exactly do you think they are trying to catch us doing? Why would they monitor us this way? They dont need "technology". They can monitor people in ways you would never have imagined possible, until you see it for yourself. Even your own thoughts are not private if you are targeted. But you'll never hear about those things. Because those are the things that DO matter.

>>56828

>They're not going to waste their precious time and resources going through everything that has ever been said and analyzing.

Nice try
They got money to burn and computers to crunch day and night working on building a profile on you.

Its about control and computers is a totalitarians wet dream

I've heard of this a few years back.

I was under the impression it was a real disease, though rare and very strange.

Haven't read much about it since though.

"Need more info. Info, info, info. More info." - Johnny 5

>>56785
Well the CDC report concluding it was delusional parositosis just came out last year.

>>56784
We cover our ENTIRE BODY with fibres every goddamn day.

>>56791
Lemme get this straight... I have found strings and fibers coming out of my body when I was coming down from DPH and other people saw them. This was a few years ago. Have been going through tactile hallucinations and the such for a while and I have felt things move from my grasp under my skin. I am starting to think I may have these fibers in me... srsly.

>>56979

I once felt a sharp pinch in my shoulder a few months ago, reached back there and felt something small. It was a silver bug, very very small. Under a scope it had hairs all over two antennas, silver body and a bit of red in the back. Sort of bullet shaped. No hallucinations or problems here.

The foil in the bill probably gives off some micro sparks if you fry it with a microwave

sparks = ozone = "clean smell"

>>56783

This sounds like a good way to damage a microwave oven.

WHY WOULD MONEY SMELL LIKE FRESH LAUNDRY!>?

>>56875
Money Laundering, duh

damn keyboard...

More like tumblring down.

it all comes
tumbling down, tumbling down,
tumbling down
it all returns to nothing, I just keep
letting me down, letting me down,
letting me down

>>56862
I like money; I like lots of money.

I liked him before watching this show. He just goes on and on about how he was a Navy Seal. There is however a lot of good points made on the show between the bullshit. Like when he tried to recreate the JFK assassination. I remember though in that episode there was a part where he visited this guy who came to the door and it was locked by chain, it was just all very cringey.

He did a radio interview in my area the other day and he started talking about different shit and he said something along the lines of starting a revolution and all off a sudden his call got dropped and they had to call him back and they were joking that the NSA cut him off, idk if it was staged or not, radio stages most of the shit that happens.

>>56969
He's also very into himself and I think he might be a bit of a looney from all those years of getting punched in the head.

>>56970

>Implying they were real punches.

>Noticed how they've been pushed heavily in the last 26 months

You mean that's as long as you've been paying attention right?

>>56827

>Note how the media often say the killer was on anti-depressants.

Most of the time they actually don't say that, so I guess this means they don't make people kill?

>One of the notorious effects of coming off ANTI-Depressants too soon is psychotic breaks

No shit. Doctors warn you to ween yourself off if you plan on stopping. You don't have your body adjust to something then pull it from your body all at once. It's stupid. Try drinking 8 cups of coffee everyday for years then stop cold turkey. Or sugar for that matter, or anything.

>>56829
No.

He meant the news companies don't tell the public that the killers used anti-depressants so that people still think they are safe

Pharmacist here. Everyone and their dog is on SSRIs. Gotta be the number one over-prescribed thing. Oh, you had a bad day in school? Let's put you on anti-depressants for the rest of your fucking life.

That said I haven't noticed them being pushed *more*. On the other hand, I haven't been a full-fledged pharmacist for 26 months and trying to remember statistically how many people took SSRIs over 2 years ago is hard since memory is not perfect.

>>56816

I think a lot of p docs are just ignorant of what they are prescribing and just go with the current trends. If they start doing stuff that's abnormal or off-label they are probably more accountable for anything that happens to or is done by the patient so they just play it safe for job security.

That plus the naivety of the patients; either they know very little about pharmacology and think "anti-depressants" are truly a cure-all for depression or there are the people with a degree from Wikipedia who come off as drug-seekers and blocked from anything other than SSRIs or anti-psychotics.

Regardless I do believe it is undeniable that drug companies are out to make a buck, but that is always what has happened and this is just the largest current fad. I doubt there is any ulterior "dumb down the masses" motive, though.

>>50800
The Noa and the flood story is stolen and "improved" from Sumerian mythology
Some guy saves himself and his family from a local flood on a barge.

>>47648
thats some retarded nonsensical map

>>51955
Well this is a retarded, nonsensical topic so..

>>51957
Well I didn't exactly start the thread in a serious tone. Just to talk about Hall. Hrs a good writer and he has interesting stuff; not saying it's a serious topic.

>>53155
Dont justify yohrself for that dickbutt. Manly hall has a lot of great stuff. The history and mythology is interesting, but i highly reccomend his lecture series. It has that in there but also a lot more. Right now im listening to his lecture on the philosophy of value. Its quite enlightening and fun. Useful info too

>questioning a friend
>info gathering program

Yeah sure Phylis

6853
damn eddy is a out there guy. feckin mad name
"Wolfking Awesomefox."
but seriously sad this has actually been written. and the condemning fashion is seriously lame. "betraying the country he loved" "playing fantasy games and other nerd stuff." pokemon.and .yu .gi oh we're more or less drilled into a generation. or a fad either way. lame methods of blacking his name.
praise hiel Satan.(NSA ) for the "comfortable way of life thsee swell jobs give us"
this is a sad story.
what ye think happened to.him?
more then likely was kidnapped shortly after the release. surprised the guardian would even release that.

side note!
media suppression surrounding Brazil. no major newspap.er Ian reporting it.
what is happening not even al jazzera. which makes me seriously doubt them no

That "stock photo" comes from an interview that isn't "stock video", you can find it anywhere. Not much to reply on other than that

who gives a shit.

It doesn't matter if he's real or not. They want everyone to be aware or at least suspicious enough that they're actively being spied on (even if they aren't, really). They can't investigate and punish everyone who doesn't behave how they're supposed to, but they can make most people behave simply by making them believe that they're always being watched, 24/7. It's one of the oldest tricks in the book.