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Clyde uses google maps to show the locations of these recent Zombie attacks and mysterious diseases that are showing up around the Florida area

Klant bijt man na verlies bon

Een 29-jarige man is vanmiddag in Utrecht aangehouden omdat deze een kassier zwaar mishandeld had.
D. Hoogland
8 jun 2012 | 16:29
www.powned.tv/nieuws/binnenland/2012/06/klant_bijt_man_na_verlies_bon.html


Even na 14:30 ging de man een winkel aan de Merelstraat binnen om beltegoed te kopen voor zijn mobiele telefoon. Toen de kassier deze bon met de code kwijt was geraakt en hij vertelde dat de man geen nieuwe bon kon krijgen, ging de man door het lint.

Hij bedreigde de winkelbediende met de dood, bespuugde hem en sloeg de bediende op zijn arm en op het bovenlijf. Daarna zette hij zijn tanden in de bovenarm van de winkelbediende.

Een aantal omstanders, waaronder een politie buiten dienst, konden de bijtende man overmeesteren. Agenten hielden de verdachte aan en namen hem voor verhoor mee naar het politiebureau. De kassier heeft aangifte gedaan tegen de man en er is een proces-verbaal opgemaakt.

Zombie Bullets: US ammo producers cash in on Zombie Apocalypse fears
Published: 08 June, 2012, 17:00
rt.com/usa/news/zombie-bullets-high-demand-360/


A weapon against zombies is being sold across the US after a series of cannibal attacks shocked the country. The largest independent producer of bullets in the world says their Zombie Max ammunition is a response to the flesh-eating crimes.

Hornady Manufacturing Company, an American maker of ammunition and hand-loading components has decided to cash in on current zombie terror.

Zombie Bullets are designed for those who want to be ready and fully-equipped for what the company calls “a Zombie Apocalypse.”

Zombie fascination is also bouncing around the internet, recently becoming the third most-popular search term on Google. Conspiracies and expectation of the Zombie Apocalypse have even forced the US Center for Disease Control to address the American public and deny the threat.

But the move has obviously failed to calm the situation down.

Hornandy say their bullets are sure to kill for good.

“Be PREPARED – supply yourself for the Zombie Apocalypse with Zombie Max ammunition from Hornady! Loaded with PROVEN Z-Max bullets… MAKE DEAD PERMANENT!” – says the promotion on the company’s website.



Company spokesman Everett Deger told WWJ Newsradio 950: “We decided just to have some fun with a marketing plan that would allow us to create some ammunition designed for that … fictional world.”

He also added that Zombie Max and Z-Max bullets are Hornady’s most successful products.

But it’s not just weapons. Principles of theoretical defense against zombies are also proving popular in the US right now. A Zombie Apocalypse Survival Class is being offered in the city of Conover. About a dozen people paid between $50 and $75 to take the first lesson Thursday night, WCNC.com reports.

"We focus on self-defense, firearms and how to handle apocalyptic situations. It could be anything from a nuclear bomb to a hurricane to an enemy invasion," says Jack Simons, Jr., the course creator.

He added that it is "Basically, a survival course with a zombie theme."

A recent outbreak of bizarre attacks triggered zombie conspiracies across the US. Some blame drugs, others believe it’s a psychiatric issue, but macabre zombie-style crimes have put the country on undead alert.

Last week, a man in Miami attacked and ate the face of his victim – a homeless man, and was shot dead by police. The victim survived, but doctors are having a hard time piecing his face together. Then, an engineering student in Maryland allegedly stabbed a man to death and ate his heart and brain. In Canada, police are on the hunt for a porn actor who reportedly slaughtered, dismembered, sexually violated the body and then ate his victim.

The zombie paranoia inspired two young men in Miami to stage a prank: video shot by an operator hiding in a parked car shows a young man wearing a blood-stained shirt. The“zombie” approaches passers-by with a roar and attacks them from behind. Vividly recalling recent bloody events in the city, most locals run away in a panic. The video quickly became an online hit.

Wederom bij ons in het nieuws vandaag - Provinciaal dagblad hé!

Västerås, is het Almelo van Zweden en is een leuke charmante cultuurstad. Maar wordt momenteel geteisterd door gevallen met psychotische jongeren die het MDPV drug gebruikt hebben.

Gemiddeld 3 gevallen per dag. Noodzakelijkerwijs vastspannen op bed en diep sederen!!!

Probleem hier in Zweden is dat de informatie om drugs ontbreekt. Jongeren die op zoek gaan komen vaak op sites uit met de verkeerde info. Er bestaat geen landelijke informatie site over drugs en hoe deze veilig te gebruiken. Ik schreeuw hier al jaren voor.
Maar men zegt, dat je de jongeren het niet nóg makkelijker moet gaan maken.

Toch is er er een lichtpuntje, want nu willen ze dus op de provinciale site toch info gaan geven over deze drug....

Het verhaal van vandaag in de krant...:

Chatt om drogen MDPV föreslås

Drogen MDPV har fått de borgerliga allianspartiernai Västerås att agera. De vill införa en chattlinje där ungdomar och föräldrar kan få information.
Relaterat

Där ska polis, socialtjänst, politiker, läkare och andra berörda medverka för att sprida information och inhämta kunskap och åsikter.

Alliansen vill också att information om droger ska finnas på Västerås stads hemsida, uppdaterad med viktig information och länkar,

”Det är på nätet ungdomar och föräldrar finns, liksom tillgången till drogen. Vi måste informera där målgruppen finns”, skriver de fyra partierna i en motion till kommunfullmäktige.

Bakgrunden är det som sker i Västerås just nu. I snitt körs tre personer varje dag till sjukhuset för vård, enligt skrivelsen.

De drogade sövs eller spänns fast med spännbälte för att vården ska kunna hantera psykoserna som MDPV orsakat.
Britt-Louise Bergström

Opmerkelijk: de naakte kannibaal van Miami at geen vlees
zondag 10 juni 2012
Door: Gerard Driehuis
www.welingelichtekringen.nl/22395-opmerkelijk-de-naakte-kannibaal-van-miami-at-geen-vlees.html


Bij de autopsie van de kannibaal van Miami, Rudy Eugene, kwam een opmerkelijk feit aan het licht: hij was geen kannibaal, althans in zijn maag werden geen resten van menselijk vlees gevonden. Wel van geestverruimende pillen.
Eugene werd doodgeschoten door de politie toen hij, bloot, bezig leek het gezicht op de eten van een dakloze, Ronald Poppo, op een drukke plaats in Miami.
Op de grond rond de plaats waar het gebeurde werden wel stukken menselijk vlees gevonden waar kennelijk op was gekauwd. Maar van echt eten is het kennelijk niet gekomen.

Eigenlijk een Kannifiel dus

World's Scariest Drug (Documentary Exclusive)



VICE's Ryan Duffy went to Colombia to check out a strange and powerful drug called Scopolamine, also known as "The Devil's Breath." It's a substance so intense that it renders a person incapable of exercising free will. The first few days in the country were a harrowing montage of freaked-out dealers and unimaginable horror stories about Scopolamine. After meeting only a few people with firsthand experience, the story took a far darker turn than we ever could have imagined.

Check out Suicide Forests in Japan - bit.ly/Suicide-Forest

Ik las paar weken geleden atrikel hierover (met zelfde slachtoffers) in de DailyFail (had nog link in shout gegooid ) maar daarin was het onduidelijk hoe men verhaal kon doen bij politie terwijl het stofje het geheugen zou wissen... Dit filmpje verduidelijkt een hoop.

Maar wat een dappere dodo weer, die onderzoeker.. om met zo'n compleet gestoorde man dat spul te gaan kopen! Gelukkig liep het goed af!

IK heb mijn bloemist er ooit op gewezen dat hij zo'n plant op de stoep voor de zaak had staan en gevraagd of hij zich besefte hoe gevaarlijk die plant was... kleine kinderen plukken graag een mooie bloem tenslotte.. Hij keek me aan alsof ik gek was

Sprak net een vriend van me die bevestigde dat het idd gewoon om Datura gaat. Hij heeft er ook een in huis staan en vroeger heb ik er ook 1 gehad op balkon.. Die krengen groeien als onkruid, ook hier in NL.

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Er gaan al jarenlang lijpe verhalen over Doornappel.. Laat mij maar zitten : D

Moest verder ook aan Atropa Belladonna (Wolfskers, familie van de Nachtschade; [Solanum]; Aardappel, Tomaat, Aubergine enz.) denken;



Deze plant bevat ook scopolamine..


''Het mag duidelijk zijn dat de Wolfskers een plant is die wellicht wel een plekje kan krijgen in je tuin – ergens waar kinderen er zeker niet bijkunnen – maar dat het geen plant is waar je zelf mee gaat experimenteren.

Wellicht ten overvloede een beschrijving van een vergiftiging met wolfskers:

Je krijgt eerst een droge mond en een reuzendorst. Je kan niet meer goed spreken en slikken. Daarna ga je hevig braken en krijg je hoge koorts. Je krijgt een oppervlakkige ademhaling en je hart gaat
vlugger kloppen. Je begint druk te praten, maar geen mens die snapt wat je vertelt. Je spieren beginnen te trillen en je krijgt hallucinaties. Deze hallucinaties worden over het algemeen beschreven als zeer beangstigend, demonisch en duivels. Tenslotte volgen coma en dood door verstikking.

Drie tot vier bessen zijn dodelijk voor kinderen, maar sommige kinderen stierven al nadat ze een halve bes gegeten hadden. Volwassenen die gevoelig zijn voor het giftige atropine sterven na 10 bessen.''



''Wolfskers geniet echter met name bekendheid als Heksenkruid. Het was, samen met Bilzekruid (Hyoscyamnus niger), Doornappel (Datura stramonium) e.a., een belangrijk onderdeel van de zgn ‘heksenzalf’. Eerder genoemde kruiden bevatten immers stoffen die op zichzelf of in combinatie met elkaar hallucinogeen waren. De zalf wordt aangebracht op plaatsen waar de huid dun is, zoals oksels, liezen. De inhoudsstoffen worden door de huid opgenomen en veroorzaken een bewustzijnverandering waarbij vaak de indruk ontstaat dat men vliegt, en waarbij ook erotische beelden worden waargenomen.''


Van deze site; staat ook nog een stukje geschiedenis/folklore over de plant:

www.annetanne.be/kruidenklets/uit-de-kruidenmand/kruiden-o-z/atropa-belladonna-wolfskers/#e

Het is een complot!!! tegen alles drugs


NEW LSD - A "Far-Out" Menace!

Zeratul schreef:



Dat een heks vaak afgebeeld word op een bezem wanneer zij vliegt komt omdat ze het ook op hun schaamlippen aanbrachten wat ging jeuken, en een bezemsteel werd gebruikt om de jeuk te onderdrukken...

After decades of misguided hysteria, the War on Drugs may have an epidemic worth freaking out about, and it's spreading across state and demographic lines at the speed of the Internet. NATASHA VARGAS-COOPER travels the country to uncover the way-less-glamorous-than-it-sounds world of bath salts, which has already come to a strip mall near you.
June 14 2012, 12:20 PM ET
by Natasha Vargas-Cooper
www.spin.com/articles/bathlands-deep-heart-americas-new-drug-nightmare


COLUMBUS, OH — On an unseasonably hot and muggy May afternoon, a squad of armed agents from the Franklin County Drug Task Force — some wearing street clothes, some wearing menacing ski masks — swarms into a storefront aptly named the Joint. Sandwiched between a liquor store and a sex shop, and adjacent to the Ohio State University campus, the Joint is one of 18 different head shops, gas stations, carryout restaurants, and mini-marts being searched this day by seven task force teams consisting of several dozen officers from numerous local police departments and prosecutors' offices, all spearheaded by the County Sheriff here in the state capital.


Make no mistake: This is no ordinary pot bust. The raids are part of the ongoing Operation Synthetic Drugs, a highly coordinated and choreographed sweep through central Ohio. The target of this operation — which has received assistance from the DEA and the FBI — is a strand of a relatively obscure but insidiously metastasizing illegal substance marketed under the name "bath salts," a deceptively innocuous moniker used to disguise the drug as a benign household product.



As small knots of sweaty tweakers gape from across the street, visibly frustrated that one of their favorite haunts is being hit, the law-enforcement troops inside the Joint hit pay dirt. After a meticulous, two-and-a-half-hour ceiling-to-floor toss, the cops emerge with a bulging Hefty bag and cardboard cartons brimming with $70,000 worth of synthetic marijuana known as Spice and what they assume to be bath salts, the latter being sold in little foil packets. By the time night falls, the task force teams seize $250,000 in illegal synthetic drugs in the greater Columbus area. Selling and possessing bath salts in Ohio is a felony, yet due to loopholes in state and federal laws, the anonymity of the Internet, and the pace at which the chemicals can be altered, prosecuting anyone above a street-level seller and buyer currently poses a stiff challenge.

About two years ago, bath salts — a lab-brewed drug that unpredictably mimics a freakish combination of coke, meth, and Ecstasy — suddenly popped into public consciousness with a rat-tat-tat of reports from emergency rooms and law-enforcement officials that sounded like the stuff of a D.A.R.E. officer's most florid nightmare. By most accounts, the drug — then legal — first surfaced in Louisiana in mid-2010, quickly moved through the South, and then spread out in all directions. It was, in fact, in Louisiana where one of the first Code Red warnings about bath salts emerged, when a user lost her arm and part of her shoulder after she shot herself up and sparked a flesh-eating bacteria.



Not all drugs are created equal. Unlike, say, meth, bath salts transcend class. They most often establish a beachhead in college towns where head shops tend to cluster. To generalize, there are two types of users: college-age kids who want to get high without engaging in criminal activity and just plain drug addicts looking for a hassle-free fix.

In some sense, bath salts are an exercise in decriminalization. Buying drugs, especially hard narcotics, is often a seedy experience: You have to go to dangerous areas to obtain them, make the transaction with active, often violent, criminals, and then sweat at stoplights, hoping to make it back home without a felony possession charge. But the way the synthetic drug market currently exists, you can walk into a climate-controlled shop, slide your ATM card under the glass, and walk out. Or you can skip all that and just order online. The casualness of the purchase, the sterilization of the exchange, is part of what makes bath salts so pernicious and appealing. And the ease with which key chemical compounds can be disseminated, and thus adjusted to stay one step ahead of the law, ensures that the drug stays decriminalized.

The last four decades have seen plenty of whipped-up hysteria about various fad intoxicants of the moment. But the fear generated by bath salts seems well earned. Dr. Mark Ryan, director at the Louisiana Poison Center, called bath salts "the worst drug" he has seen in his 20 years there. "With LSD, you might see pink elephants, but with this drug, you see demons, aliens, extreme paranoia, heart attacks, and superhuman strength like Superman," Ryan has said. "If you had a reaction, it was a bad reaction."

Starting in late 2010, an influx of violent, irrational, self-destructive users began to congest hospital ERs throughout the States. A 19-year-old West Virginia man claimed he was high on bath salts when he stabbed his neighbor's pygmy goat while wearing women's underwear; a Mississippi man skinned himself alive while under the influence. Users staggered in, or were carried in, consumed by extreme panic, tachycardia, deep paranoia, and heart-attack symptoms. (Perhaps the most infamous incident tied to bath salts is Rudy Eugene's horrific naked face-eating attack in Miami in May, although conclusive toxicology reports have yet to be released; still, the fact that this feels like the closest thing to a credible explanation for chewing a homeless man's head for 18 minutes speaks volumes about the drug's reputation.)

Because the chemicals most often found in bath salts — mephedrone, methylenedioxypyrovalerone, and methylone — were not outlawed initially, a nearly year-and-a-half period ensued where, to the horror of law enforcement, salts were sold legally and widely, not only in head shops, but in gas stations and convenience stores all over the U.S. In 2010, 304 calls were made to poison control centers nationwide regarding bath salts. A year later, the calls skyrocketed to 6,138.



Bath salts being sold over the counter, in stores, carry names like Cloud Nine, White Ivory, Vanilla Sky, Purple Wave, Panic, and Rushmore. Salts peddled online come branded with harder-edged names like White Slut Concentrated, Scarface, and, yes, "Charley Sheene." Bath-salt packets are usually marked with the disingenuous warning Not For Human Consumption in an attempt to skirt drug laws and to throw off customs agents. DEA officials believe that the base compounds are manufactured primarily in China and India and then imported into the U.S., where traffickers cut and mix the drug in a variety of ways — just one of the reasons why even the first hit of salts can produce unpredictable results.

"Some of these manufacturers will mix these substances purposefully or not purposefully," says Jeffrey Comparin, a senior DEA laboratory director. "There's zero quality control. You have no idea what you're putting in your body."

Last year, several municipalities moved to ban the drug, and dozens of states have followed suit. In October 2011, the DEA used its administrative powers to institute an emergency but temporary one-year ban on the three basic bath-salt chemicals, declaring them Schedule 1 substances. Possession can now lead to a four-year federal felony sentence.

But the clock is ticking. The DEA's ban runs out this fall and a federal bill to make it permanent had been stalled in the Senate, mostly thanks to libertarian true-believer Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), before finally passing on May 24 (two days before, the bill was also opposed by groups such as the Drug Policy Alliance, which argue that stiff legislative penalties will only escalate a futile War on Drugs).

Cops working at the ground level disagree and fear bath salts could become a devastating epidemic, as crack did in the '80s and meth in the following two decades. "It's tempered since the ban, but not nearly enough," says Lt. Shawn Bain, a narcotics agent with the Franklin County Sheriff's office, who is coordinating the Ohio raids. "What the ban did was force bath salts to go underground." You can't straight-out ask for bath salts in shops anymore, Bain says. But that doesn't mean they're not on shelves or that users don't know how to ask for them in coded terms.



The race to stem the tide of bath salts is underlined by daily reports of busts from Maine to New York to Arizona and Nevada. Merely two weeks before the Ohio sweep, 70 police and federal agents targeted three stores, seized 11 properties (plus $750,000 in cash and bank credits), and arrested a suspected kingpin distributor. The raid was the culmination of the nation's largest and longest investigation into bath salts.

In the two months prior to the Ohio raids, undercover agents in Franklin County made 38 different bath-salt buys. A number of those purchases were made at the Joint on North High Street in Columbus. The day before the Ohio raid, I stopped by the Joint to see if police claims that bath salts could be purchased there easily were true.

Inside the spacious head shop, the room-length glass counters were covered with glass pipes, vaporizers, dubious sexual-enhancement pills, and four signs that read: "Warning! You will be refused service and asked to leave the store for saying any of the following words: Bath Salts, Cracker, Bong, Pot Pipe, Weed, Coke Spoon, Crack Pipe, or any other illegal Reference."

I linger at the counter looking for any of the other easily recognizable names that bath salts are sold under: Potpourri, Plant Food, Jewelry Cleaner. Nothing. I do see tiny jars of synthetic marijuana, packets of Crystal Bubbly hookah pipe cleaner, electronic cigarettes, and dick-shaped bongs. I ask for a pack of Marlboros and leave, wondering what, if anything, the cops are going to seize the following day.

Turns out the bath salts were there right under my nose. Unlike the tweakers, I didn't know the street code necessary to make the buy. When the Task Force agents emerged from the Joint 24 hours after my visit, they brought out 2,300 packets, all of them wrapped in bright orange, lightly disguised as hookah cleaner — the Crystal Bubbly I had seen earlier.

"I'm not surprised," Bain tells me on the way to the next raid in southern Columbus. "This stuff is still everywhere," he says. "We just made a dent today."

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MK ULTRA

Roseanne Barr: “MK ULTRA Mind Control Rules in Hollywood”


Roseanne Barr: “MK ULTRA Mind Control Rules in Hollywood”
Apr 1st, 2013 | Category: Latest News

Roseanne Barr is an outspoken actress and comedienne who never shied away from tackling difficult and controversial issues, even if that meant being unpopular or being tagged as “crazy” by mass media. While I can’t say that I agree with all of her views, she remains one of the very few people in Hollywood who dare talking about its most damning issue: MK ULTRA.

In a recent interview with RT, Roseanne talked about the dark side of the entertainment industry and directly mentioned MK ULTRA as being a major force in Hollywood. Here’s the interview (it is set up to start at the part about the entertainment industry).

Roseanne basically says that Hollywood stars are terrified of using their status to speak out about important issues because there’s a “culture of fear” going on there, where “speaking out” almost automatically equals being shunned from the industry and having one’s career destroyed.

More importantly she adds:

“It’s also a big culture of Mind Control. MK ULTRA Mind Control rules in Hollywood.”

This means that many stars do not speak out because they literally cannot do so. They are mind controlled which means that they have alter personas programmed into them that handler are able to trigger and control at will. (For more information on the subject read the article entitled Origins and Techniques of Monarch Mind Control).



link: vigilantcitizen.com/latestnews/roseanne-barr-mk-ultra-mind-control-rules-in-hollywood/