***GBL legality status thread (usa)***

liquidocean

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People, let's keep this thread up and running, keep ourselves updated to the legality of purchasing GBL without all the headache the new law's gonna provide. Please add relevant responses and links to information.
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the bill is called H.R. 2130. Here is the link for the status update on it.
here is the link for the text of the bill. Please note that it refers to Ketamine as well.
Congress is reconvening at 12pm on Monday 1/24, no votes are expected til Thurs 1/27.
Here is erowid.org's GHB legality page
Here is GHB.org's links page
here are sites you can buy from at this current time:
List of Kit suppliers
Miracle Cleaning Products
the Cleaner Page
Here are a couple synths:
Rhodium Synthesis
Chem-r-us synth
Pelchat synth
Kitchen Synth
Please note that this information is not provided to aid or promote any illegal activity or consumption of any illegal materials. If you do so it is at your own risk. Consult you local laws.
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Quick FDA/DEA note:
the consequences of driving beneficial substances underground are-
1) Purity of substance becomes compromised.
2) Research into proper usage, dosage, and possible interatctions ceases
3) Control of product goes from medical industry to the street. Drug gets made in makeshift underground lab with little regard to purity or safety of surrounding area.
4) Underground black market arises from illegality. Results-supports organized crime, inflated prices, more violence, more smuggling, more drugs in mail system, rising elaborate distribution systems.
5) Users have to supplement income with crime to afford higher prices.
6) Substance takes on a certain vogueness due to its illegality, not to mention disproportional sensational media coverage.
7) Citizen's possible constitutional rights are infringed.
8) Jails are overfilled with drug offenders outnumbering violent criminals. Drug offenders get introduced into brutal prison way of life and come out harsher, more violent, more apt to scam, more knowledgeable about methods of crime, and more cynical nad embittered towards government and society.
9) Judges, prosecutors, and defense lawyers are confused on how to interpret these new laws, major discrepancies on enforcement.
10) Smuggling becomes the economically efficient way to replace domestic production, involving international conspiracy and traffick, as well as domestic. Concentrations of substance increase to make smuggling easier, i.e. smuggling refined, powdered cocaine instead of leaves.
11) Otherwise productive, smart, happy families are ripped apart by an insensitive agency bent on increasing its budget and making sure AMA economic priorities are the law of the land.
12) the general public remains poorly educated on substances they may ingest during their adolescent years. Heresay, word-of-mouth, misinformation and media lies replace sane education. I.e. ketamine as a "date-rape drug", ecstasy containing "heroin & cocaine", no warnings on the dangers of mixing GHB and alcohol. Current threat to sanity: the Methamphetamine Information Anti-Prolieration Act.
13) the age of the user shifts down to the younger, more vulnerable demographic.
14) communication is broken between child and parent in regards to substance due to legal status. Many times when a kid is arrested, the parents are the last to know. Many times the parents have no clue what the substance even is.
15) the context is shifted from medical, preventative, and theraputic to recreational.
16) Lawful citizens are turned into conspirators.
17) People return to the legal intoxicants (alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, prescription drugs), making them hypertensive, dehydrated, irritable, and violent, not to mention this little problem we have in the USA called drunk driving. Or to mention the amount of crime and assault that gets carried out under alcohol's influence. Fucking no-brainer.
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All of these effects spring from this knee-jerk reactionary response from the federal government. You think they would have learned their lesson with LSD, then you think they would have learned it with MDMA, no they really let the genie out of the bottle with that one.
Does the FDA/DEA have a think tank? How long until the first bad batch of GHB comes out and someone dies? How long until barhopping trendies in the West Side of Hipville USA decide to "be daring" and try something dangerous and illegal? How long until US Customs starts noticing massive shipments of GHB powder slip in through the borders? How many therapists will leave the country after frustrations with the attitudes of the government? How many bright minds?
Oh well, they got their money to combat "club drugs", which will probably be used on pepper spray, violent dogs, and taser guns. I guess this drug problem will be swept away under the rug and disappear.
It's sad, because i want to see the drugs out of the hands of kids, the inexperienced, the violent, the habitual abusers, the chronic addicts.
"When laws are created, then criminals arise" -Tao te Ching
"If a country is governed with tolerance, the people are comfortable and honest. If a country is governed with repression, the people are depressed and crafty." - Tao te Ching
"If you want to be a great leader, you must learn to follow the Way. Stop trying to control. Let go of fixed plans and concepts, and the world will govern itself. The more prohibitions you have, the less virtuous people will be. The more weapons you have, the less secure people will be. The more subsidies you have, the less self-reliant people will be." -Tao te Ching
lastly, "Governing a large country is like frying a small fish. You spoil it with too much poking" - Tao te Ching
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[This message has been edited by liquidocean (edited 17 January 2000).]
 
I'm all for it, but think of it this way: if certain substances are legal, certain parties wouldn't receive mega-funding to bust certain individuals who use those certain substances. Then the certain individuals who got busted for using certain substances wouldn't be feeding the cash cow in the form of stiff fines.
"If it is outlawed to use drugs, then only outlaws will use drugs."
And somebodys gotta catch the "bad" guys right?
It's job security.
 
*bowing repeatedly*
huge respect to liquidocean. i think that was the tightest post i have ever seen on this board.
guess i'm going to have to learn more on the subject
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sorry, i just re-read what you had to say and i know i'm not contributing any useful info, but my comments stay
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[This message has been edited by brand-x (edited 14 January 2000).]
 
Sure, media exposure=increased federal funding=more toys to buy, more pensions, more x-mas bonuses, superior guns, new jackets for the boys.
Also, less illegal drugs=more expensive addictive prescriptions filled=more legal intoxicants taken=more $$$ for the Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, Pornography, Divorce Law, Drunk Driving Law, Marital Counselor, and Ammunition business communities.
It's just sad that a group numbering in the thousands and their families can control the agenda of a country numbering in the hundreds of millions. It's such a shame the way alcohol has ruined American society, and the candidates are sitting on their asses shrugging their shoulders as if there's no possible solution other than increasing fines for drunk drivers.
Maybe they'd realize that humans have an innate appetite to get altered, and that they'll grudgingly switch from one intoxicant to a better one. And that maybe we could pick a better national legal intoxicant than alcohol?
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Could you imagine a stoned nation? Could you imagine a mellowed-g'd nation?
Politicians (specifically Senators and Representatives) would skip on that double Jack shooter after work and toke a fat hash/kind bud joint at the local hash bar, and instead of going home and beating their wives like they usually do every Friday, they might actually do something nice, like eat their pussies out, like they did that one time in college (that same night they "inhaled")
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Hicks across the country would stop shooting at their tv's.
People would buy cool swords instead of guns, as they are tippy looking and use the power of intimidation and don't go off as easily as pistols, not to mention it takes some skill to weild one.
Conflicts would resolve into understanding more often, instead of fights.
People would drive more carefully and slower.
Livers across the country would celebrate.
America's visual acuity would rank #1.
American companies would lead in creative solutions.
Domestic scenarios would become rare.
Sports as an industry would become untied from alcohol and sports could once again be seen as a participatory activity rather than a spectator phenomenon.
People would choose their sexual/relationship partners more carefully, as a result, less divorce, less unwanted babies, less unhappy marriages, less abusive relationships.
People would give up booze, let their heads clear up again, and start making positive decisions with their lives.
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Maybe if we took all the money from drunk driving propoganda, drunk driving's court and lawyer costs, workplace costs, medical costs, emotional costs and fed them into providing a decent mass transit system in the cities that need them, maybe people will come home drunk on the train instead of plowing into innocent bystanders and crushing life and dreams.
But maybe that's way too fucking revolutionary for a candidate to propose. What about the drunk driving lawyers? How will they afford their trips to Thailand to fuck 9 year-old-virgins? How will they afford their Porsche Boxters?
If you build it they will come. America is a land of passivity and a vaccum of culture. We need something to save us from an inevitable crisis of Columbine proportions, maybe a rethinking of our attitudes towards intoxicants is a start. Maybe if we herd the masses over to a less volatile substance, there will be a noticiable beneficial cultural shift.
Sorry about the harshness, it just pisses me off. Golden beechwood-aged hops, ice-cold, natural Colorado mountain spring water, fuck off!
I love a fat glass of Cabernet or Johannesberg Riesling, eat my food with a cold Sierra Nevada, or Mirror Pond Pale Ale, or a thick Newcastle on tap. But please! this country has a crisis going on, and we are so blind to it!
Thanks for the comments, it only keeps me comming. Gotta have a smile on the face, otherwise it's not worthwhile.
--L/O--
[This message has been edited by liquidocean (edited 14 January 2000).]
 
up up up
good post bro
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Brock
"You're in my world now Grandma."
[This message has been edited by Brock (edited 14 January 2000).]
 
Very nice post!! Movin it up!
I just had some REnewtrient refused by Canadian Customs this past week after I ordered some online from the US. I've gotten it before with no problems, but now they tell me that it's a new drug lacking the proper DIN (drug identification number).
Pisses me off because I've already paid for it and I really don't like my government telling me what I'm allowed to put into my body.
This shit has got to change...
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ahhhh shittttt, i'm from ottawa and i was just about to order some renewtrient from the US. fuck, fuck phuuckkkk (that was a tribute to RuRu
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nutley, have you heard of anyone else having trouble getting renewtrient across the border? anyone else have any input on this?
 
nothing to add....
just a bump... everyone needs to read this.
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[This message has been edited by Dazzle (edited 16 January 2000).]
 
Nice post liquidocean. However for some reason the links you provided dont work on my browser. I'm using Windows NT 4.0 and Netscape 4.0. I wanna check out those links but my broswer just says: http:// and no address. Not sure what to do...
ultra
 
If the intelligent ones among you keep placing relevent information like this board, and this guy has it happenin, you guys are going to far exceed the original WOODSTOCK we had.....You are going to pave the way for the world and your key is going to be INFORMATION......God bless you all.....GOOOOOO
 
yeah keep posting information for the regime to see, make it super duper easy for them to see where all suppliers are then shut them down
hell, our tax dollars aren't enough, do the sleuthing for them, make their job easier
 
Geezer,
a) it is still legal to buy,
b) you can get this information using Yahoo! and a bong
c) they're going to shut down sales of GBL soon anyways, unless Clinton vetoes it, which is laughably impossible.
d) just trying to make sure Bluelighters get stocked up on it before it's impossible to buy
if your not part of the solution.....
 
There are suitable substitutes for GBL. 1,4 butanediol can bee synthed into GBL which the can bee sythed into GHB. Also, gamma-valerolactone can bee synthed into GHB. Butanediol is cheap but the synth is a little complicated. Valerolactone is expensive ($190/liter), but the synth is quite easy. I try to find the gamma-valerolactone synth and post it.
 
back up, there's only a week or two left till doomsday
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Well, as far as the listed sites for purchasing GBL, I ordered mine from AE almost two weeks ago. Their website says orders are shipped next day, priority mail. I paid via credit card. It was charged to my account the next day. I still dont have it. Anyone else ever have troubles ordering from this company?
 
they may have sent it ground, did you check? get a tracking number and check it out. I know Inova is pretty good.
 
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