rhomin57 Loc: Far Northern CA.

Hashish was a very popular drug used in the belief system of Islam. Still is as far as I know.
It was under the influence of Hashish, that Islamic teachings and belief system was so deeply ground in to the persons heart and mind.
Marco Polo, an early explorer saw this for himself. In one of his writings he wrote that several young arab men were given hashish in their food, and once high, were given a woman to have sex with. They were told the woman was a virgin, and that in following the teachings of Muhammad they would receive seven virgins of their own in Heaven.

In the late '80s, a documentary was done in Syria of what was revealed later as terrorist training schools. The documentary showed you children ages 6, 7, and so forth, reading the Koran in a class room having been given hashish in their foods. They all read out-loud and at the same time, rocking back and forth in a trance like state.
It showed young kids 12, 13, on up, being trained for fighting in an open yard. I will never forget the eyes of one girl who looked at the camera with eyes like a cobra, dead and void.
So, that's how it's done, to create a human bomb that will k**l their own life without a moments thought. All mankind is instilled with an instinctive will to survive and life. This drug inducing brain and soul washing is the only way to remove that.
This drugged state of mind is why the middle east would still be sitting under candle light, if not for the western inventions. Absolutely no progression through time.

Our Indian nations here is America, were similarly like this. Hashish, Opium, used widely and daily among the various Tribes. To say that the Indian nations were a peaceful people, is not entirely correct. The different Indian tribes and nations warred against each other, k*****g each other. There was the use of Hashish and Opiums to make peace treaties between them as well as use in their own forms of government, and recreation.
Yet, after much time on their own in this land there was Absolutely no progress.

In these drug induced societies, each believed "exactly" as the one sitting next to them, in front, behind, you get my point. No progress in the manner of human knowledge, ingenuity, development, or individualism, took place.

So now, here in America Marijuana is being legalized like a fast moving fire across the nation. You see those with pink, red eyes, half open, loss of some coordination, and half baked thought process while they are stoned.
The dark brown build up in the bottom of their pipe: Guess what, that's hashish.

In the late '80s America's Mental Health System was hit by 'Huge' budget cuts. I believe we are seeing the works of that in our own Suicide Shooters today. Rather than put the blame where it belongs, in Government, they blame the NRA, using them as the scapegoat.

What can you see that is happening here? A country that is being drugged for Taxes, and made to except the deeply divided and troubling government changes without much complaint?
We have untreated unstable mental cases crawling out of the woods at any given time and moment to k**l us, then themselves??

What's up people? Do you recall anything in mind that you liked about America before all this? Then fight for it! If taken to court for something you believe to be wholesome and right, than fight for it in Court.

I'm truly worried about America for tomorrow, next year, and onward.

Dummy Boy Loc: Michigan

...I don't know what kind drug induced haze produced this bizarre collection of misinformation...what: Indians were given heroin-wrong!

missinglink Loc: Tralfamadore

I have never known of hash or pot to create mayhem. As far as I could tell during my time spent in the middle east hash was consumed during social events. Same for the American Indian. Same in many cultures dating back eon's. Hash was used to trade back when t***sporting marijuana was impossible to ship due to it's bulk.

Spring forward

When it was re-discovered in the 1960's I do not remember seeing any long hairs locked in mortal combat while stoned. I do remember seeing them gorge on junk food, hug and kiss.

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

thank you for the information. I was aware of some of the drug connections such as "smoking hashish, and I am been following the research on the long term damage from marijuana usage, changes in brain scans for instance. Following the connections, I believe that marijuana is the same as "SOMA" in Brave New World and the drugging of the subjects is part of an overall plan to have mind numb robots. Of course, I could just be going senile in my old age, I guess.

DiverDean

Just as in WWII, Germans and Japanese were often given, Meth. Reason being it made them fearless, all pumped up.

Could do forced marches, and suicide charges.

Same type of mind set, just different drugs.

Dummy Boy Loc: Michigan

...so true...

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

:thumbup:

rhomin57 Loc: Far Northern CA.

And just what was their contribution to the growth and progress of this country and society????

They Did increase mental health records when their children trying to grow up said: well, my mom and dad used to be drug addicts. I'm lost and angry.

Absolutely no progress. The brain of mankind is made to do much more than sit, lay, or stand around in a drug induced stupor, carrying water around in buffalo bladders through out the circuits of time because their brains are to drugged to imagine anything else.

Dummy Boy Loc: Michigan

...and yet for decades alcohol was consumed like water in this country....what's your point?

rhomin57 Loc: Far Northern CA.

Alcohol is gone from the bodies system in 24 hours. Hashish, Opium, THC, and so forth, remain in the bodies system for a few months. And, of course the user of those things has used it again, and again, within that time.

Those hardcore drugs and their chemicals are also absorbed into the fluid of the Bursa sacs in your body. They remain in their for decades. Occasionally some of those chemicals are released or escape from the Bursa fluid, and that's called a "Flashback." Smartie~

Dummy Boy Loc: Michigan

...that is an urban legend...and requires non-stop use. I don't agree with you.

I have friends, medical professions, that see more alcohol poisoning that any other drug in their wards. 600,000 heroin users is not an epidemic, but 11 million legally prescribed pain k**ler abusers is.

I do not condone any of this behavior or support it, but creating false information is the wrong approach.

"Crazy" is more the culprit than drugs. Confirmed biases are not evidence, and bursa sacs, little evidence exists to support your fears.

rhomin57 Loc: Far Northern CA.

I do believe if I said the color of the letters I'm typing is black, that you would come up with some figure and comment to make me wrong! :lol:

It is not Alcohol that deeply brainwashes a young man and woman to be a suicide bomber. It is not Alcohol that made Kamakazi pilots. It is heavy drugs that alter the chemistry of the brain to the point of k*****g the natural instinctive nature of man- to survive.

Heroine is easy to get ahold of now a days. If not Heroin, than meth, or the cheaper, deadlier forms of meth. It didn't use to be that easy to obtain in this countries past. How many heroine users used to be thieves, and even to murder someone for their money- simply for another fix?
Even an alcoholic doesn't do that. Just ask an alcoholic t***sient if he would murder someone for another drink?

What is more deadly: a still, or a lab? I believe a lab will continue k*****g it's occupants even after the lab has been removed. You have to take down the whole house.

I don't condone these either, alcohol or drugs, and have never used drugs, and drink alcohol once in a very great while.

I am able to see however, the deadlier effects of drugs on mankind- than alcohol.
With alcohol there is alcohol induced dementia, liver and kidney failure; the alcoholic pretty much k**ls themselves.
With Drugs, they rot any decency towards mankind to steal from them, if not k**l them for "more" drugs. To make a stone hearted, cold blooded suicide k**ler, the heavy drugs will decay and destroy the foundation of a persons life-building blocks instilled by parents, schooling, and society, and be replaced by who it is teaching them "Death." In that manner of the heavy drug use or daily application of, it works.

Tabacco, doesn't make a slobbering foolish babbling drunk out of you with it's use, , it doesn't alter the very fabric of your mind and natural instincts. Tobacco won't cause your reactions to slow where you will run over a mother with her infant in the street, as alcohol and drugs do. However, it is an addicting substance, cancer causing agent, and has k**led many healthwise. As far as being a thief or murderer for being a tobacco addict, its to easy just to go from person to person asking to 'bum one', or sift one out of a public ashtray.

I've been in the medical field for 35 years. What in the hell do you know.
I've seen the police bring in kids drunk as hell, set up the IV polls to flush their systems so they don't die of poisoning, and I seen the police bring in kids overdosed on psychedelic, and hallucinogenic drugs, and.....
can you guess which one is the scariest and most dangerous to themselves- "As Well As To Others."

Dummy Boy Loc: Michigan

I like your use of: "I've been in the medical field...", which means you're a sales person for 3M medical division or a Nurse practitioner-either way apparently you're not proud enough to share what you do. Clearly, you don't do research on the drug problem, but I do. The reason I do the research is that the Henny Penny's of the world are raising an alarm that is not supported by any evidence. My career is actually setting up experiments and analyzing data. For instance, the county I live in a medical examiner's office spokesperson "claimed" that heroin usage had increased 3-5%. I thought, that's interesting, why isn't 4%, exactly 4%. I work with data all of the time, so I thought that's a strange comment to make, because their offices work with strict quantities (in that perform 900 autopsies per year). I went to their website, the most recent data (they provided a pareto diagram) indicated no deaths attributable to drugs (of any kind). I'll point out that this county has 1.2 million residents per last census and the county seat is in a high drug area. The only other fact I learned that was interesting is that over 300 deaths a year: had no cause of death attributes identified. I had to search 4 other counties in the area to even find any data that indicated drug overdose (toxicity) numbers. I won't name the county, but in 2010 their were 9 drug overdoses (these were not necessarily one drug) and in 2012 it was 15. This particular county has about 360,000 residents and the county seat has a large university. At least from the standpoint of users it doesn't seem to be a high number.

I have many friends from doctors, nurses, psychologist, lawyers and the only epidemic they report is a very high abuse of prescription drugs-not elicit drugs.

I had to fire a guy about 10 years ago that was a pill popper, his doctor said that there wasn't any way for him to get addicted to prescription opiates. What an interesting comment that is: since apparently people can get addicted to heroin, right?

I know exactly what I'm talking about, you are too close to the situation to appreciate the other world around you. The real epidemic is prescription drug abuse, and if you are part of that food chain-you need to start asking people why they need the meds instead of worrying about an issue that you can't control and we will never control, that is the world of illicit drugs. In fact, plenty of evidence indicates the prescription drug abuse IS A STEPPING STONE to heroin use.

It isn't that I'm willing to give up, it just that our society has become a quick fix culture, fast food, fast medicine, fast cars-we don't challenge the right mindset, which would require thinking, which is another issue for another day....

rhomin57 Loc: Far Northern CA.

My title is none of yours or anyone else's business. I did not read your title. To make you 'assumption' of a sales person, or nurse practitioner, is simply your way of demeaning me and my point of view- which isn't yours. Thanks a lot. I'm suppose to now welcome your view?

I do applaud your work with data and statistics, in your community, and reading a computer website.
I work ground level with people, to see so many lives operating in the many human experiences the world has to offer. I have spent time in several states on the west coast, and have seen and brushed up against many many different lives in progress.
I analyze human behavior through the 'heart, and soul, theirs and mine, due to having a natural concern for what is wright and what went wrong. Most people that have crossed my own path have never seemed to have a problem with telling me their inner most 'woes' will little prompting.
It begins in a child's founding years, the experiences they will go through as a teen, young adult, and into adulthood.
I'm a Christian Dummy Boy, and I see things through that heart. Compassion is what another human being desires.

Children that grow up under the influence of a parents drug use, or alcohol use, having been molested, physically and mentally abused all alter their natural growing process and founding years of what should be growing into a free independent healthy mindset, where they step out into the world able to make healthy decision, and strong lives based on why 'they' are.

Do drugs and alcohol k**l all their users? No. But the wounds and scars they leave on the people close to them, their children- tend to continue the cycle. What happens over in the middle east, as far as suicide bombers is an atrocity, and can be seen as no less. Just because you and I don't live there doesn't mean it isn't a problem because it slowly leaks all over the world. To free those children from the drug induced mania of 'death is good', is the right thing to do.
My overall views of Drugs, and Alcohol addictions on the human mind, are much different than yours. Now there is THC being quickly legalized in our country. A way to bring in 'taxes', a revenue for this government.
We'll all sit around in a THC induced utopia, 'forget' all our problems in the conscious mind, though they continue to fester in the subconscious mind, and in a warped drug induced manner of the word "Love", we'll just love everyone.

This is how I see things, how I feel things, the concerns I have for humanity over all. The compassion I have mainly for humanities children- in the damages and wake of drugs and alcohol as it now grows just in America.

rhomin57 Loc: Far Northern CA.

"Cannabis" is a good name for THC, or marijuana. That toxin each time you send it into your brain triggers the brain to release seven different chemicals to combat its presence. That is the "High", the actual brains war on drugs. Fun, fun!
You could say that Cannabis is a toxic cannibal feasting on your brain every time you feed it to yourself.
Then there's the larger cannibal which is government that now feasts off it's sales in taxes, so to have more money. Think that it will go to the National Deficit?? If you do, than your stoned.
The legalization of THC has nothing to do with pleasing the population of America, but putting money in Congress and the President's pocket. All in the name and cost of your brain.