What is the limit on the lengths of the things we post? I just got an error saying my post was too long so I will break it up, but I don't know what the limit is. THANKS
CRUMB #1
My apologies for the long post to follow but I stumbled across new information that I have not seen posted in any of the usual places, so I did additional research (which I am discussing below).
I sincerely hope this info will not only be useful but will also serve as the basis for us to do additional research into companies that may be producing one or more real drugs using pineal glands harvested from live mammals (possibly humans).
FYI, some great sources of information are the databases published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office:
(1) Patent Database: http://patft.uspto.gov/netahtml/PTO/search-bool.html
(2) Trademark Database: http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=tess&state=4810:xki1jq.1.1
Patents are useful because ideally the inventor(s) must disclose (publish) all kinds of information about their invention (e.g., how it was created, what it involves, etc.).
Interestingly, I could not find any patent on the real drug that I’m describing below.
Trademarks, likewise, are informative because one can see when a trademark was issued, whether it was maintained or transferred to another person or company, or whether the Trademark went “dead.” All information found in these two databases can be very helpful, especially in relation to what I’m about to post.
CRUMB #2
I’ll first describe some background on the drug I found, then I’ll describe the research that I’ve done (so far), and finally I state what additional research we might want to do. I’m also including some information on what led me to look into this drug and how I did the additional research.
This is relevant to Q’s work and to the Pedogate/Pizzagate situation because this is a discussion of a real drug made out of mammalian (potentially human) pineal glands. I believe this is relevant to the issues of kidnapping, human trafficking, and the many ways that bad guys would want to conceal their activities which lead to the production of a drug from human pineal glands.
As many of you probably know, there is a supposedly a fictitious drug called AdrenoCHROME (capitalized that way on purpose, for reasons discussed below). This allegedly fictitious drug (AdrenoCHROME) is supposedly derived from the pineal glands of living human beings. As a result of “donating” their pineal glands as a source of AdrenoCHROME, the human “donors” die.
The purportedly fictional drug, AdrenoCHROME, has been mentioned in popular culture (movies, TV programs, books, etc.) (such as “A Clockwork Orange,” “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas,” etc.) and – because it is supposedly created from the pineal glands of living humans, people involved with the pop culture productions have claimed that, in reality, there is no such drug as AdrenoCHROME. See below for more info on that.
The harvesting of an adrenal gland from a live human victim in order to obtain AdrenoCHROME for drug abuse is also a plot feature in the second episode "Whom the Gods would Destroy", of Series 1 of the British TV series Lewis (2008). I archived the source of the reference for this here: http://archive.is/u5TnE.
There’s a video on YouTube (for now, anyway) called Organ Harvesting & Adrenochrome from Movies/Whistleblowers. I had nothing to do with making this video but it gives additional background on AdrenoCHROME it’s out there at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2t43Ph2Qls.
CRUMB #3
Over on https://Voat.co/v/Pizzagate recently, some users were discussing AdrenoCHROME. People were discussing whether AdrenoCHROME is a real drug or not, and whether anything even similar could possibly exist, and how to conduct more research on it. The thread discussing AdrenoCHROME to which I am referring is found here: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2262420 and has been archived here: http://archive.is/fDDpd.
Interestingly, the author of the Voat thread stated that he or she tried to find additional information on AdrenoCHROME. He or she found one website that discussed the drug (www.AddictionLibrary.org), but THE VERY NEXT DAY AFTER THE DISCUSSION BEGAN, that site was suspended. Here is an archive of the page being down: http://archive.is/XmOyL.
Fortunately, The Wayback Machine still had a copy of that deleted page (which originally was here: https://addictionlibrary.org/illicit/adrenochrome-uses-symptoms-signs-addiction-treatment.html). The information that the Addiction Library posted about AdrenoCHROME (before the page mysteriously went dead) can be found, archived, here: https://archive.is/5kbEn.
Perhaps the most interesting quote from that page is the following:
“Signs and Symptoms of Adrenochrome Addiction
An AdrenoCHROME user may experience euphoria, confusion, a change in train of thought, lack of judgment, poor insight and inability to concentrate. They will seem out of sorts, as if they are suffering from a mental condition, unable to function properly.
While AdrenoCHROME is not physically addictive, users may develop a psychological dependency on this drug. They will feel as if they can not experience pleasure without its use. This begins with regular use of AdrenoCHROME, resulting in them developing a tolerance to the drug which requires larger doses to achieve the desired effects. Prolonged use at increased doses may result in the psychological dependency. Many AdrenoCHROME users, if not preexisting, develop psychological disorders. AdrenoCHROME addiction treatment is required to help them to successfully overcome their addiction and treat any mental or emotional illness.”
IMPORTANT NOTE - There is a Wikipedia article on AdrenoCHROME (edited on July 7, 2017, and archived on July 9, 2017 here: http://archive.is/LcerF). (NOTE – the Wiki page on AdrenoCHROME was most recently edited – shortened – on December 8, 2017. The live page can be seen here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrenochrome.)
CRUMB #4
Notably, a Voat user found a page that appears to be selling AdrenoCHROME, and it is archived here: http://archive.is/InDo7. The company that is apparently selling AdrenoCHROME is a German company called ABCR Chemie (link here: http://archive.is/kabUG). The U.S. company listed as a distributor is Ryan Scientific of South Carolina, linked here: http://archive.is/jPHne.
Supposedly AdrenoCHROME is a euphoria-producing drug that is manufactured from HUMAN PINEAL GLANDS. According to the Wikipedia article:
“Adrenochrome is mentioned in The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley as ‘a product of the decomposition of adrenaline’ that can ‘produce many of the symptoms observed in mescaline intoxication.’"
Most interestingly, the Wikipedia article on AdrenoCHROME contains the following very intriguing statement:
“Author Hunter S. Thompson mentions AdrenoCHROME in his book Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The AdrenoCHROME scene also appears in the novel's film adaptation. In the DVD commentary, director Terry Gilliam admits that his and Thompson's portrayal is a fictional exaggeration. In fact, Gilliam insists that the drug is entirely fictional and seems unaware of the existence of a substance with even a similar name.”
HUGE. Did you catch Gilliam’s last sentence? DIRECTOR TERRY GILLIAM “INSISTS THAT THE DRUG [AdrenoCHROME] IS ENTIRELY FICTIONAL AND SEEMS UNAWARE OF THE EXISTENCE OF A SUBSTANCE WITH EVEN A SIMILAR NAME.”
Gilliam is “[u]naware of the existence of a substance with even a similar name”????
What a strange, yet highly specific, comment for Terry Gilliam to make in his denial that AdrenoCHROME – or any substance with even a similar name – exists.
Terry Gilliam’s denial of “any substance with even a similar name” is highly relevant because since at least 1952 there has existed a very similar drug with a very similar name, which I discuss below. An important aside, FYI, is that Gilliam’s Wikipedia page says he does “charitable work” with human rights organizations (archive here: http://archive.is/zcjow).
Ultimately, that research thread on Voat/Pizzagate was deleted because, as one moderator wrote:
“No one has provided evidence such a drug exists, or that it is even chemically possible as theorized. There have been numerous replies to such posts from different users debunking the idea.”
CRUMB #5
So I did some research because I kept asking myself, “How can all the pop references to AdrenoCHROME say that it is a fictional drug, and yet the German company, ABCR Chemie (and presumably Ryan Scientific, its South Carolina distributor) appears to be selling AdrenoCHROME through the Internet (here http://archive.is/InDo7)?
I opened up an old book to which I have access, called Veterinary Pharmaceuticals and Biologicals (1982 version) (photo of the cover can be seen here (photo attached) and the book’s still available on Amazon as of December 12, 2017 - http://archive.is/dgEGR).
NEW INFORMATION FOR YOU: According to Veterinary Pharmaceuticals and Biologicals, there is a real drug, made from the pineal glands of “DOMESTIC ANIMALS,” and that drug called AdrenoMONE (not to be confused with the allegedly fictional AdrenoCHROME).
Recall what the AdrenoCHROME Wiki pages stated: “Author Hunter S. Thompson mentions AdrenoCHROME in his book Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The AdrenoCHROME scene also appears in the novel's film adaptation. In the DVD commentary, director Terry Gilliam admits that his and Thompson's portrayal is a fictional exaggeration. In fact, Gilliam insists that the drug is entirely fictional and seems unaware of the existence of a substance with even a similar name.”
GILLIAM IS LYING. There is most definitely a very similar drug (derived from mammalian pituitary glands) and it has a very similar name. The drug is called AdrenoMONE.
CRUMB #6 (WITH PHOTOS)
According to this page giving a thumbnail on the AdrenoMONE Trademark (http://archive.is/fgP3U) AdrenoMONE was first put into commerce in 1952. And according to this page (http://archive.is/qVYap) the pituitary gland-derived AdrenoMONE was trademarked in 1953 by Armour and Company of Chicago, IL.
According to the Veterinary Pharmaceuticals and Biologicals – 1982-1983 book, AdrenoMONE (which does, in fact, sound quite similar to the purportedly fictional “AdrenoCHROME”) was manufactured by Burns-Biotec Laboratories, Inc., 8530 K Street, OMAHA, NEBRASKA 68127.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, PEOPLE. The real drug, AdrenoMONE, is discussed on two pages out of Veterinary Pharmaceuticals and Biologicals. See for yourselves (PHOTOS ATTACHED).
The significant portion of the description of the real drug, AdrenoMONE, follows:
"COMPOSITION: AdrenoMONE (repository corticotropin injection, USP) is a highly purified anterior pituitary preparation. THE ACTIVE INGREDIENT, adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH), IS OBTAINED FROM THE PITUITARY GLANDS OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. It acts as a specific and direct stimulator of the adrenal cortex. The preparation contains gelatin which is essential for prolonging the physiological activity of the active ingredient.”
I found a research paper touting the efficacy of AdrenoMONE in rams, which was published by scientists working out of the University of California in 1984: https://tinyurl. com/y7lfex77
Here is information that I pulled from the United States Patent and Trademark database on AdrenoMONE.
Trademark #1 (DEAD) - https://tinyurl. com/yaf5chue
Trademark #2 (DEAD) - https://tinyurl. com/ybesw3ye
The trademarks are now listed as being "dead," but they are still in the U.S. Patent and Trademark database.
Recall that AdrenoMONE was produced from the pituitary glands of – ahem, cough, cough – “DOMESTIC ANIMALS” in the 1980s, in Omaha, Nebraska. Recall, too, that the Franklin Scandal was unfolding in Omaha, Nebraska during the 1980s.
CRUMB #7
CONSIDER: Perhaps AdrenoMONE was produced, with all good scientific intentions, from the pituitary glands of domestic animals (for use in other domestic animals). But perhaps, more nefariously, the same people producing AdrenoMONE for use in veterinary medicine also created a similar drug derived from the pituitary from human beings (e.g., kidnapped children) for use by Luciferian psychos involved in government, Hollywood, the media, etc.
I find it suspicious that pop culture has depicted the use of the purportedly fictional AdrenoCHROME for decades, and yet Director Terry Gilliam (who has ties to “human rights charities”) claimed that AdrenoCHROME is SUCH a work of fiction that there is not even a drug with a similar-sounding NAME, especially considering that the little-discussed AdrenoMONE has been in existence since at least 1953.
Trademarks for AdrenoMONE are now “dead,” according to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office database.
Burns Biotec, Inc., the Omaha-based company no longer is in existence there, appears to now be running out of New Jersey now. GOOGLE THE COMPANY. So there's a good lead. The drug was touted as "a highly purified anterior pituitary preparation" that was allegedly "obtained from the pituary glands of domesticated animals." The phrase "DOMESTICATED ANIMALS" could be a euphemism for "kidnapped kids being held in a basement in Omaha."
CRUMB #8
BOTTOM LINE QUESTIONS:
(1) Why did FEAR & LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS documentary Director Terry Gilliam insist that AdrenoCHROME (purportedly derived from the pituitary glands of living humans) was merely FICTIONAL and state that he was not even aware of a similar drug or even a SIMILAR-SOUNDING drug, when AdrenoMONE (the real drug derived from the pituitary glands of “domestic animals” [cough, cough, cough]) has been in existence since at least 1952?
(2) Why did Omaha-based Burns-Biotec Laboratories, which manufactured the real drug, AdrenoMONE, in the 1980s, suddenly stop producing an apparently efficacious (and presumably profitable drug)?
(3) Why did the timing of Omaha-based Burns-Biotec Laboratories’ cessation of AdrenoMONE production coincide with the exposure of the Omaha-based Franklin Scandal? Did they run out of pituitary glands from “domestic animals” (cough, cough, cough) when the child exploitation ring was busted?
(4) Who were the officers and directors of Omaha-based Burns-Biotec Laboratories in the 1980s?
(5) Who are the officers and directors of Burns-Biotec Laboraties in New Jersey today?
(6) Who were the researchers to conducted the study published on RUNNING BURNS-BIOTEC IN NEW JERSEY? (4) HOW MANY VETERINARIANS ARE INVOLVED IN PIZZAGATE AND ALL THAT IT ENTAILS?
The existence of AdrenoMONE for use in veterinary medicine since 1952 demonstrates that it is, in fact, possible, to manufacture a drug derived from mammalian pituary glands.
If they’ve made AdrenoMONE for use in animals it is completely plausible that there could be an equivalent drug in existence for “recreational” use by humans,
They could be doing all kinds of research under the "veterinary medical research" umbrella. I find it highly suspicious that a drug that this Omaha-based company went to such great lengths to develop is suddenly no longer in use (for legitimate, veterinary medical reasons).
Bad guys can hide evil science by masking it as veterinary medical research. In 1952 or earlier, someone developed a drug derived from mammalian pituitary glands and marketed it as a veterinary drug to stimulate adrenal activity in the recipients. By the 1980s the drug, AdrenoMONE, was being manufactured in Omaha, Nebraska (at the time the Franklin Scandal was unfolding).
Curiously, in the late 1980s the Omaha company that made the drug inexplicably stopped making it. Things that make you go, “Hmmmmmmm.”
CRUMB #9
FINAL NOTES:
(1) I searched for AdrenoMONE on Wikipedia and discovered that no page for the drug exists, as of December 12, 2017. Pretty odd, if you ask me, given that it’s been in existence for decades. A link to archive of that Wiki result is here: http://archive.is/K2Tag.
(2) Also, a Google search of "AdrenoMONE Podesta" brings up only 1 result (in addition to a Voat thread in which I mention the AdrenoMONE-Podesta search result. The one search result for AdrenoMONE Podesta is to this page: http://forexins.com/. An archive of the search results is here: http://archive.is/hHbXv. The result is actually an article entitled "How to being trading in the Foreign Exchange Market," (archived here: http://archive.is/ca9PG)which can only make me think, "WTF?"
(3) Speaking of Podestas and foreign markets, I think it’s also noteworthy that an inventor named Sergio Podesta patented something called a SYSTEM FOR HANDLING CONTAINER CARGO AND A NOVEL SHIP AND LIFTING DEVICE. Archive of that result is here: http://archive.is/dCtf6.
Dig, lads, dig.
Maybe you wouldn't die without a pineal gland if your pineal gland were removed at a hospital, under surgical conditions. But, I assure you, if you had your pineal gland removed after being raped and tortured on a blood-red altar for a Luciferian ceremony, you would have surely exhausted your usefulness to your kidnappers/traffickers/torturers.
My point in posting all this is that there's been no proof that an AdrenoCHROME drug really exists, and Director Terry-Frigging-Gilliam claimed to not even know of a "substance with a similar-sounding name."
I just proved that a substance with a similar sounding name has been in existence since 1952, and it's called AdrenoMONE, and the manufacture of it in Omaha was suddenly stopped around the time that the Franklin Scandal broke.
I think we should research who made it, who studied it, who is manufacturing it now, who's buying it, and why none of the "elites" involved in Hollywood and various "humanitarian charities"' don't seem to want to discuss it.
That's all.
Thank you. I can do a Pastebin (but the links don't show up in it). If you have an encrypted email I will be glad to send you the research in one note, so that it can be kept all together. I will include the photos from that old book, too.
Just trying to help, and since AdrenoMONE is not currently found on Twitter right now (as of 40 minutes ago) I think it's time that the world learn that the technology to create the AdrenoCHROME prototype has existed for decades. I find the sudden cessation of production (in Omaha, of all places) during the time that the Franklin Scandal was unfolding to be highly suspicious.
That, coupled with Director Terry Gilliam's denial that the purportedly fictional "AdrenoCHROME" (or even a substance with a similar name) exists to be equally suspicious.
Thank you.
Thank you very much. >>107865
>REAL DRUG
You're very welcome. It took me a long time to put the pieces together, and I apologize that the post was so bloody long.
But they clearly have the capacity to chop up a live mammal (i.e., a kidnap/torture victim), take the pineal gland, and manufacture a drug that stimulates their own adrenal glands and makes them deliriously happy.
I think a lot of evil is hidden in the world of "veterinary medical research," because – other than a nerd like me – who would spend time looking there?
I think it's time to look, and I cannot think of a better group of autistic researchers than everyone who's posting here in good faith.
Thank you guys. I need to get back to my real life but I wanted to dump what I found on AdrenoMONE so far. It's real. The original manufacturer was in Omaha-freakin'-Nebraska and they ceased production when the Franklin Scandal broke. Let's figure out who's making it now, who the corporate officers are, and – most curiously – what is up with Director Terry Gilliam and all of his "humanitarian" charitable work (referenced in my pile of 9 crumbs)?
Thank you guys for digging on and carrying the torch.
You're very welcome. I'm so glad y'all are here to pick it up where I have to, unfortunately, leave off for now.
That's why I did all this research. I'm trying to answer the questions Q posed to us (directly and impliedly posed, that is). I'm so glad you guys keep Q's questions posted for us at the top of each CBTS thread.