Nicomorphinist
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I wrote a post about the New Zealand homebake process for making smack which was specific enough to be frozen as it looked like synthesis talk, which was certainly fair enough as I wasn't all that sure exactly where the boundary was . . .
However, my main question was actually political and para-political: is the rumour that the final or penultimate step is to mix the chemicals and ignite the mixture, presumably leaving a mixture of water soluble and insoluble chemicals. Since it appears that so doing is unhelpful (I could also be 30 to 100 per cent wrong about this) it is possible that this bit of information is actually misinformation. Given that a lot of information about the New Zealand labs comes from places like the NZCOS, Immigrations & Customs Enforcement, Customs & Excise, Indian Military Intelligence Service, RCMP, INCB, Gendarmerie Nationale, Mup, GCSE, Bundesnachrichtendienst, FSB, Interpol, MI5, MI6, and the DEA and many others, and especially since the latter and other US law enforcement groups in particular have depended on silence and disinformation when it comes to opium and its direct relatives for 100 years, could that little tidbit be misinformation that results in a nearly or totally useless charred mess?
However, my main question was actually political and para-political: is the rumour that the final or penultimate step is to mix the chemicals and ignite the mixture, presumably leaving a mixture of water soluble and insoluble chemicals. Since it appears that so doing is unhelpful (I could also be 30 to 100 per cent wrong about this) it is possible that this bit of information is actually misinformation. Given that a lot of information about the New Zealand labs comes from places like the NZCOS, Immigrations & Customs Enforcement, Customs & Excise, Indian Military Intelligence Service, RCMP, INCB, Gendarmerie Nationale, Mup, GCSE, Bundesnachrichtendienst, FSB, Interpol, MI5, MI6, and the DEA and many others, and especially since the latter and other US law enforcement groups in particular have depended on silence and disinformation when it comes to opium and its direct relatives for 100 years, could that little tidbit be misinformation that results in a nearly or totally useless charred mess?