Cocaine Controls UK Parliamentary Decisions

a reply to: blupblup

I just read up on the HoL and was shocked to see a compromised reform ONLY came in 1997.
Man you guys should burn it to the ground, its peddled drugs, corruption and Pedophiles for long enough.

a reply to: chewi

Some of the people who can't handle it are the mental health cases who are inappropriately prescribed powerful substances without re-evaluation of their cases. Some of the prescribed substances cause compulsive behaviour. Having been given a taste for substances in this way they then go on to compulsively consume whatever street drugs they can get. Who's at fault there?

I've looked into some of these cases and the only course of action open to me is to contact the doctors directly and accuse them of ignorantly keeping patients, who may only have had one brief episode, on inappropriate and profitable repeat prescriptions. You'll see some of these types wandering about in front of traffic, waving their arms around and cursing anyone who asks what's wrong.

If I intervene then I'm responsible for what happens next. Withdrawal from some of these substances can cause auditory hallucinations such as voices telling them to harm themselves or others. Creepy when you're the closest person to them at the time. The doctors need prosecuting for the lazy, profitable and inappropriate repeat prescriptions that often lead to compulsive street drug abuse.

I agree some class A users are almost totally undetectable while some weed seems to have been weaponized. It can drive people mad. Nothing like the reasonable quality hash or good local outdoor homegrown that causes far less trouble than alcohol and many prescribed substances.

a reply to: purplemer

True. Then we have an idea who's judgement has been damaged through heavy coc aine abuse.

a reply to: Isurrender73

Thank you for a link that could literally save lives. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

The reinforcing properties of coc aine leave a positive memory of the coc aine experience, which usually overrides any negative memory produced by the drug.

This we see over and over again. Try asking the non-using family members and you'll get the real story of harm, loss and damage.

a reply to: grainofsand

I'm sure a lot of the coke is CIA produced synthetic product. And possibly laced with depopulation substances according to some suggestions. The achiever types are always looking for the best, i.e. real, stuff.

a reply to: UKMinarchist

I suspect outing Lord Numpty is just part of the drip feed of revelations being used to manipulate the emotions of the masses. Most of what we hear could have been exposed years ago. There's a reason the spook controlled mainstream media is giving us bits and pieces now. That reason can't be for our benefit.

Maybe I shouldn't have jumped on this bandwagon but I can't resist the opportunity for a good old chinwag with casual users. What do they know about shallow graves and brain damage? I love talking about the brain damage caused by coke because of the effect it's had on people close to me. If I knew the location of the graves I'd lead the cops straight there.

a reply to: grainofsand

I was told yesterday, "They'll even start World War Three to evade the paedophile claims."

I've got a horrible feeling that's true. Out of all his I see effective communication with serving military as the most important goal.

a reply to: blupblup

Exactly. We're enabling them to destroy their good judgment while they make decisions that greatly influence our lives.

a reply to: stonerwilliam

I knew one who was very clever and very subtle. I didn't even know he was a Lord till his son-in-law told me. Take out the weird ones and we might be left with a few quiet and sensible assets to society.

I've just realised I haven't mentioned strokes. Heavy indulgence followed by a stroke followed by death. And he was a great bloke. Very influential till he got a huge supply of coke, then his life degenerated into a mess and an untimely death. I'm pretty sure his supply was pushed to him so he'd help destroy the travellers in the area.

originally posted by: Kester
a reply to: stonerwilliam

I knew one who was very clever and very subtle. I didn't even know he was a Lord till his son-in-law told me. Take out the weird ones and we might be left with a few quiet and sensible assets to society.

I think it would be a few and just that. every week seems to bring a new scandal with the Government and the Lords which only surface long after the fact and the person is dead or senile seems David Icke was right again with Ted Heath

www.independent.co.uk...

Weird, I thought he was the main MI6 candidate!

a reply to: Flanker86
www.aanirfan.blogspot.com.au...

The mysterious Jeremy Corbyn hopes to be the next Prime Minister of the UK.

Jeremy Corbyn's parents were David Benjamin Corbyn (aka Corben) and Naomi Loveday Josling.

David Corbyn and Joslin both took part in the 1936 Battle of Cable Street, when Jews and other London East Enders prevented Oswald Mosley's Blackshirts marching through the area.

During World War II, David was employed by the security services on a top secret scientific project in Wiltshire.

At that time, Victor Rothschild headed the scientific projects for the security services.

At one time David Corbyn and his family lived in a seven-bedroom manor house on the Duke of Sutherland's estate outside Newport.

Perhaps excessive coc aine use explains some of the ill-judged support for the the child abuse cover up specialist.