Police Find Nazi Meth

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Police Find Nazi Meth

By Marcus Blair
TIMES RECORD • [email protected]
Posted: Thursday, October 9, 2003_

POTEAU — Two Vian residents were arrested Monday after police said they used the Nazi method to cook methamphetamine at their home.

Louie Anthony Dalton and Talina Marie Richmond were booked into jail on suspicion of several offenses including endeavoring to manufacture meth, trafficking meth and possession of meth-making materials.

The Sallisaw Police Department and the Sequoyah County Sheriff’s Office were investigating the manufacture and distribution of meth when they received information that led to a search warrant for the Vian residence, said Gary Philpot, Sallisaw police chief.

Inside the house, officers found more than 50 grams of meth and a large amount of chemicals commonly used in the Nazi method of meth manufacture, Philpot said.

According to information from the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, meth’s ability to boost energy and enable users to function without sleep made it useful for military purposes in World War II.

The German army is believed to have frequently distributed a form of meth to troops to make them immune to battle fatigue, according to OBN. The label Nazi meth is likely to have originated from that practice.

The Nazi method requires lithium, which is usually removed from batteries, and anhydrous ammonia, a gas sometimes stolen from chicken farms by meth users, according to OBN. The recent growth in popularity of the Nazi method has resulted in numerous reports of anhydrous ammonia theft on farms across Oklahoma.

The Nazi method is also known as the cold-cook method because it does not require a source of heat like other meth-cooking operations. It is a method that can be difficult to detect because meth makers sometimes place the ingredients in a large cup or other container and leave it in a remote area for several days without having to observe it, officials said.

Dalton remained incarcerated Wednesday with bail set at $101,000. Richmond is being held with bail set at $61,500.

http://www.swtimes.com/archive/2003/October/09/news/NaziMeth.html
 
The word Nazi is mentioned 7 times in such short article. There maybe a not- so-subtle subliminal message here... :\
 
ACTUALLY, this method was originated by German IMPERIALS in world war I, NOT BY GERMAN NATIONALISTS in world war two, FUCKTARD.

Secondly, (as Crazeee pointed out) does the word Nazi here serve any purpose but to be a scare tactic, and create stereotypes?

/takes giant shit on article
 
*expletive* It's called a Birch reduction. A low-electronegativity metal such as sodium or lithium is dissolved in anhydrous ammonia...the resulting solution can reduce psuedo/ephedrine to meth. (Only an idiot would attempt this reaction in their trailer...extremely dangerous.) Popular legend has it the Nazis used this approach, hence the association. Birch himself was not a supporter of the Nazis and left Germany before WW2 if memory serves.

Meth is pretty much meth, however it's made. Lithium wouldn't actually make it into the final product, it's just used to 'power' the reaction (actually for the same reason it's used in batteries...as a source of electrons.)
 
wow thats the best scare article on drugs i've ever seen

Coming next week: Werner Von Braun and the space program - Nazi technology puts man on moon
 
The Nazis used towels - too! They even made their own towels in big and scary factories in the Third Reich!! They had these big signs in german: "TOWEL FACTORY" - and Nazis marching past! Scares the shit out of me!

And now people are using NAZI TOWELS as if that were perfectly ok - towels made EXACTLY the same way Nazis made their own towels!! Makes me SICK - and scared! ;)

--- G.
 
I assumed the irony of being afraid of "Nazi towels" would speak for itself - but sorry if I was unclear.

For the record - I use towels made with the Nazi method all the time and have no qualms about it ;)

The point is that anything any Nazi ever did can now be called "Nazi -insertnameofthingie-". They did not invent the method of making "Nazi Meth" - neither did they invent (to take a suitably ludicrous example) the technique they used to make their towels.

So if there is such a thing as "Nazi Meth" - we should by all rights refer to towels as "Nazi Towels" - after all they are made exactly like the Nazis made theirs. I assume they also drank "Nazi Coffee" and used "Nazi Toilets" - none of which they invented but they did make and use these things.

To summarize: That article is hillariously blatant scaremongering - and the blatant use of the word "Nazi" is probably the best indicator :)

--- G.

p.s. as a sidenote - who cares if Nazis invented something anyway? LOL - not like I wouldn't use a canopener because some evil Eastern European dictator invented the first one during his bloody campaign to exterminate small tribes of villagers in Moldovia...
 
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I think ( I may be wrong ) he is suggesting the main character in that movie who was a Nazi was using meth or something like that. Thus Nazi=Meth.

Wow, that's a loooooooooooong stretch there...

8)
 
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