New type of WMD?

Imagine a person with a weapon that could kill 19 million people? Would the US or NATO take this person out? Would this be news plastered all over every MSM network? It would, unless that weapon is Fentanyl, a highly addictive synthetic opioid widely distributed in the U.S.

Well 2 guys in NJ just got busted with 100 pounds of the stuff which could have made 19MILLION LETHAL DOSES! WTH. Where did they get it? Imagine if this was able to get into the food supply somehow?! Yet the story was buried deep in Fox news. And get this, they got 6 years. SMH.

www.foxnews.com...

Read the stories of a medical blog with people using it legally and trying to get off it. Apparently it takes 2 weeks and $25k to detox.
healthquestions.medhelp.org...

It now comes in a gel, so it is ingestible. That is scary. It makes Rocket man look like a cap gun.

Why would they make 19m lethal doses and kill their market when they could make 40m non-lethal doses and keep their customers alive?

Does Fox have any idea how drug dealing works?

Sorry, those last 4 words were redundant.

originally posted by: lakenheath24
Imagine a person with a weapon that could kill 19 million people? Would the US or NATO take this person out? Would this be news plastered all over every MSM network? It would, unless that weapon is Fentanyl, a highly addictive synthetic opioid widely distributed in the U.S.

Well 2 guys in NJ just got busted with 100 pounds of the stuff which could have made 19MILLION LETHAL DOSES! WTH. Where did they get it? Imagine if this was able to get into the food supply somehow?! Yet the story was buried deep in Fox news. And get this, they got 6 years. SMH.

www.foxnews.com...

Read the stories of a medical blog with people using it legally and trying to get off it. Apparently it takes 2 weeks and $25k to detox.
healthquestions.medhelp.org...

It now comes in a gel, so it is ingestible. That is scary. It makes Rocket man look like a cap gun.

its an opioid so just consider it heroin but much cleaner and more pure. going off the names of the men im going to guess the stuff came in from south of the border. still pales in comparison to what big pharma cranks out daily.

a reply to: savvo

Why would they make 19m lethal doses and kill their market when they could make 40m non-lethal doses and keep their customers alive?

Problem is 'they' mix it with heroin to boost the strength. Its so potent people take too much and OD. Then other addicts in the area go, wow, must be some good good s***, where can we get some of that?

Boosts a particular suppliers reputation, cornering more market shares.

Dope dealers don't care you die. They sell addictive drugs, leaving death and ruined lives in their wake.

My point was quite clearly....what if it was weaponized, not your stupid idea of what a business model looks like.a reply to: savvo

a reply to: lakenheath24

But there's no evidence that it was or would be weaponised so you haven't really made any point, have you?

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: savvo

Why would they make 19m lethal doses and kill their market when they could make 40m non-lethal doses and keep their customers alive?

Problem is 'they' mix it with heroin to boost the strength. Its so potent people take too much and OD. Then other addicts in the area go, wow, must be some good good s***, where can we get some of that?

Boosts a particular suppliers reputation, cornering more market shares.

Dope dealers don't care you die. They sell addictive drugs, leaving death and ruined lives in their wake.

Exactly. And the overdose deaths are on the social media and in local newspapers, free advertising for the dealers.

Uggg. Nevermind. Thought this was a conspiracy website.
Yes....blah blah blah. Evidence blah blah blah. Prove it blah blah blah.
.reply to: savvo

originally posted by: Hewhowaits

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: savvo

Why would they make 19m lethal doses and kill their market when they could make 40m non-lethal doses and keep their customers alive?

Problem is 'they' mix it with heroin to boost the strength. Its so potent people take too much and OD. Then other addicts in the area go, wow, must be some good good s***, where can we get some of that?

Boosts a particular suppliers reputation, cornering more market shares.

Dope dealers don't care you die. They sell addictive drugs, leaving death and ruined lives in their wake.

Exactly. And the overdose deaths are on the social media and in local newspapers, free advertising for the dealers.

And they get off 'light' because after all , unlike heroin, its a legal product of Big Pharma.

a reply to: intrptr

Don't forget, they also have Norcan now. A 400$ save a junkie from overdosing drug, that every emergency services department suddenly needs in their kits.

originally posted by: Hewhowaits
a reply to: intrptr

Don't forget, they also have Norcan now. A 400$ save a junkie from overdosing drug, that every emergency services department suddenly needs in their kits.

Because heroin use and thus overdose and deaths are on the rise.

a reply to: Hewhowaits

To be fair, the number of American deaths involving opioids was over 42,000 in 2016 (HERE). At this point, it would be irresponsible for medics to not have something for opioid overdoses.

Hmmm, sounds like an anti-virus by the same people who created it. Nice loop.

a reply to: lakenheath24


Carfentanil is even scarier. Just a whiff of that can kill, or simply touching it without being gloved up.

Where in the heck is that coming from?