the brutal death of the research chemical industry

AznRaver said:
Again, it just shows you what the public wants. And it's another attempt by our government to silence what cannot be silenced! show us our rights to freedom and liberty i say!
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-BlueAdonis
 
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I have consulted the Magic 8-Ball...

It says to me - "The DEAs actions have birthed a brand new wing of the worldwide blackmarket economy. Expect to see more of these recently banned RCs as adulterants in E-pills."

Thats right folks, The Magic 8-ball has spoken and you heard it here first! Now instead of a 3-page discussion on whether its MDx or whatever giving that pill a 'wierd' vibe, it'll be a 10-page debate on whether its MDx, 2-Cx, 2-CT-x, Meo-xxxxx, 4-Aco-xxxxx..... etc etc....

BTW does anyone know how many people died of Tylenol overdose last year? I'd be interested in comparing the #s...
 
I myself am kinda dlag this happened (and I am fully for any drugs in any which way) but its just common knowledge drugs belong on the undercurrent called the black market. Hopefully this is what the ones heavily involved in the lsd trade were waiting for, a nice clean sweep of the chalkboard for them to fill up with colorful chalk graffiti better known as lsd. There is a reason that lsd is not out there (like it used to be, well a few reasons) people that make the choices on when to let out batches 10+ plus grams arent some stoned 19 yr old playing video games, its a way of life one that is based in the non-material world.

Bring on the lsd, RC were nothing special IMO and brought the NEVER needed media eyeballs onto the psychedelic community and well... shit happens
 
Greezooo said:
BTW does anyone know how many people died of Tylenol overdose last year? I'd be interested in comparing the #s...
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In 2001, there were more than 29,000 exposures to acetaminophen reported to US Poison Centers, and 63 deaths associated with acetaminophen overdose.

Man looks like I missed the boat on the RC's oh well Ill just get them on the streat were they are cut to shit and god knows what is in them. :)
 
MindDash said:


I believe I should mention this-
Gravol- an idiot emerged from Dextroverse.org created an RCML (Research Chemical Mailing List) list; it consisted nearly ALL of RCs suppliers' websites, contact info, rating system to grade the quality of their products, customers' feedbacks about their services/products, and even inculded a chart of which products they're currently selling. It is updated on weekly basis. Many of us believed this indeed was a *very bad* idea to begin with because Gravol already clearly stated that he have intentions of having that RCML list easily available to the 'public' so others wouldn't have difficulty of finding chemicals they wanted- exactly like marketing these delicous Girl Scout cookies in the mall. Unfortunately that fucking idiot refused to step down that idea after receiving numerous personal threats from many other members in my clique little over a year ago or more than that..
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While I'm sure most everyone here is lamenting the loss of the RC market and the unfortunate turn of events I think it's wise to not fall into trying to find a scapegoat. If you've been around the RC scene for any length of time you'll note that after the JLF bust ( and 9/11 for that fact) things were quite chaotic and very little choice existed in regards to what compounds were available as well as an extremely limited number of vendors. I might mention that prices were relatively high also. What the RCML accomplished was to consolidate a community with like minded interests in these compounds and create a market where more compounds became available and prices fell. Most of that was due to competition through the increasing number of vendors and an ever increasing interest and demand from the public. It is somewhat of a double edged sword that created and then destroyed the RC market. The companies that were raided did a lot of things very wrong. Surely advertising on Google and the resulting links that could be found on Amazon.com weren't the brightest moves. Nor was giving away 'samples'. Being mentioned in The Guardians' article didn't help. As well as the amount of 5MEO-AMT and 2ci that began showing up on the street and in turn showing up in DEA's Microgram Newsletter. And up until now I have'nt mentioned the Yahoo group that openly discussed consumption of RC's. Add ADP, Bluelight, and host of other websites and it all gets a bit overwhelming really.

Who to blame?

One thing is for certain. There are now alot more people who know alot more about visionary compounds and I'd suspect that in the not too distant future there will be new compounds and drugs available that until now could not have been concieved with out the interest and participation of those who took place in the RC scene of the last few years.
 
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Fuck! Rac is gone. Damn I didn't order the 4aco-mipt or 2ce. Fuck me! This sucks hardcore. I just found this out tonight trying to order. What a nasty shock. I thought it would be a few years yet. Fuck!!!!

On the plus side, I have this handy Mettler lab scale that has readability to the hundredth of a mg. And I've always had an interest in organic chemistry. Maybe its time to pursue some higher ;) education?

Or I could just stick to E and Shrooms.:\

...sigh. Great post oceanbear. Patience may be rewarded. Thanx. I really wanted to flip 4aco-mipt though. :(
 
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Why did the DEA shut these people down, only after the overdose? was it that they never knew about it? or is it because somebody ODed? In any case what on earth did the reseach chem places do wrong? I see no reason why they got busted. If a kid huffs paint and overdoses why dont they go after the sprey paint company? and why when a kid dies of alchaul poinsing nothing bad happens to the company? I could get brain dammage if i choke on a jolly rancher but I bet they wont stop selling jolly ranchers, so dont tell me that the DEA went after the research chemical places out of respect to the familys of the 2 deaths. I just dont understand the law in this matter at all.
 
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