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Frumious Bandersnatch
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tiO_cj0p8c
Hey Bluelight, so I was watching the above clip from The Young Turks just now. It deals with a new drug being used predominantly in Greece called Sisa. According to them, it's a derivative of meth, but with such potent negatives effects on the body that meth almost looks safe in comparison. They showed briefly some of the chemicals added to make it, but they seemed to be substances I had thought were used to cook meth.
I was just wondering if anyone knew anything about Sisa. What makes it so much more destructive than meth? Also, is it exclusively in Greece, or has it spread to other countries?
TL;DR: Folks in Greece have made a crazy new drug from meth and I want to know what makes it so much worse.
Thanks for any information on the topic,
S.P.
ummm...as far as we can tell, it is meth (not sure why erroneous reporting on it is so frequent). I'm guessing that they're just cutting corners on purification following synthesis, hence the increased side-effects.
ebola
Yup, this is correct from everything I've read and heard from a couple friends in the country. In my mind, although certainly less graphic, very similar to the krokodil scare/"epidemic"/deal in Russia - the active recreational drug isn't so much dangerous in and of itself (the only caveat being that even pure methamp is almost certainly more neurotoxic than pure desomorphine). It would seem the cut/shitty synth is probably what is causing such horrible side effects...
And yea, I too hate the news, well, most of it, especially some of the larger conglomerates, with their sensationalism bullshit. Alas, such is life...