unless the chemicals are repackaged and or re-mailed elsewhere before entering canada, how hard can it be tracing packages from CHINA to their destination?Boechler v. Beeker
They need to fix that guy in some way that he can’t do that any more.
Death Penalty for these murderers. Inject them with the poison they market.
The Phillipine solution.
Yep, all these smarty smarts ordering chemistry equipment and drug precursor chemicals from suppliers and sending them (apparently from overseas where they are subject to inspections by customs) to non-lab facility street addresses. The plan is foolproof, no way the authorities will find a crack in that armor /sarc
“And if they find out one of the ones we are making, we’ll make a different one — and this will go on forever.”
Well, IMHO he DOES have a point. There will ALWAYS be addicts, whether it’s people addicted to hoarding, or buying from The Shopping Network or, in my case, an ex-huz addicted to ‘legal’ oxy-codone that nearly took us out, financially.
I also agree that punishment for these POSs, AS WELL AS FOR ‘doctors’ that prescribe opiates in the first place, needs to be severe.
But Pot’s now legal in a few states, so we’re gaining ground in, ‘The War on Drugs.’
Not. It’s a RACKET. Nobody really CARES who the collateral damage is (um..ME!) as long as money is being made.
*SPIT*
Ready for the wall along the northern border yet?
People must be dying to get their hands on these new drugs.
There is a economist at Mises.org who has studied the potency phenomenon. Here's an interview: The Potency of Marijuana
How about decriminalizing marijuana and morphine or heroin? Possibly even cocaine?
Most drug users would stick with the known, standardized, and relatively safe. Why fool around with fentanyl or crocodile when you can get heroin?
Legalization would make more addicts but there’s a good chance it would cause less harm overall.
If drug laws were made at the state rather than the federal level, we’d have fifty different places to experiment to see what was the best policy in practice.
There’s been upwards of 10,000 heroin addicts on the Vancouver Eastside since the 1950s. In every decade since, authorities have vowed to crack down.
With the new opioids, the turnover is just getting faster of this increasingly deceasing population.
Wait till he runs into Heisenberg.
An evil man making money off of people’s weaknesses
Beeper and others are not smarter they are just more evil and unethical
The only way I know to do that is to make it illegal for any unlicensed and unregulated manufacture or possession of any substance for consumption that can be smoked, ingested, inhaled, or injected be deemed illegal regardless of it being on a list of controlled substances at the time it is encountered.
Only then will they be on an equal playing field. Because currently one has to work within certain laws while the other is using those laws to skirt prosecution.
If we are to get serious about the problem that is. Otherwise, we are playing a game that will never result in victory in the combat against illegal drugs.
The only solution is death to all the traffickers.............
To this point I think law enforcement has been parasitic —they get good funding as long as the war on drugs continues, and like a virus they are careful NOT to kill the host. The super high-ups actually do NOT want to win.
But at one point not so long ago CHINA was the country with the highest number of addicts by far, the British bank HSBC was even set up specifically to launder all the cash from drug dealing with China.
And now in fact China has comparatively FEW addicts and that was because they simply executed anyone they discovered in the trade.
unless the chemicals are repackaged and or re-mailed elsewhere before entering canada, how hard can it be tracing packages from CHINA to their destination?