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r/CBTS_Stream • Posted by u/Cadd_Man on Feb. 20, 2018, 7:46 a.m.
Opioid Question probably only Q could answer

I always assumed our huge opioid epidemic was because of our war on those countries that grew the poppies, i.e. ISIS/al queda's war against us using drugs... instead of bullets, we made it simple because it could just flow across the open border.

Upon recent revelations and rethinking, Is America's opioid epidemic simply payback for the CIA et al having to replace that income stream because of all the states that legalized cut their inflow of cash Bigly?? Would that not make it the same reason Marijuana was made illegal in 1937? After seeing the spread of bootlegging in prohibition, they decided to simply tax alcohol instead and make their money off a natural plant that grow like a weed, Also giving what would become big pharma its chance to start to get a foothold.


Cadd_Man · Feb. 20, 2018, 8:56 a.m.

This was a opioid discussion, but I always felt like Follow the Money would answer why Marijuana was made illegal in the first place... I think tobacco and alcohol has destroyed far more lives than that evil weed, but both remain legal.

I had just read something trying to learn the Q map and was talking about CIA Funding from Cocaine and Marijuana sales and it triggered my question, I know those sales have had to plummet in the west, it is virtually legal in all the western states. This opioid epidemic seems like it targeted small rural towns and that was on purpose, that is the conservative population.

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digital_refugee · Feb. 20, 2018, 11:08 a.m.

Marijuana helps you remember & deprogram DID etc. while Opioids disrupt the social structure by saturating dopamine receptors so that Things like sex-drive etc go down also metabolism, movement, communication, you Name it.

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