[demerson]

Scopolamine: Powerful drug growing in the forests of Colombia that ELIMINATES free will | Mail Online

 

[GUNSICK1]

Scary stuff but may be useful when helping Gunner57 with some house cleaning!

 

[meketrefe]

I think this is what politicians in power are giving to the people.

 

[Twogunwilly]

Your warning comes many elections to late but does explain a lot!

 

[Jeff]

In other parts of the world it's known as "women". Or sometimes called "beer".

 

[Steve-o]

Meketrefe beat me to it. It has been in the Sheeple's processed food for years.

 

[demerson]

The good ole' US uses fluoride in the water instead ...

 

[PA Guns & Ammo]

This is nothing new. I remember reading about this 10 years ago. I think 60 Minutes or a show like that did a segment on this plant. Just think, is a couple of us get some of this, we can find Gunner and have him give all his guns to us! WIN!! Do not worry, their is enough guns for every member here!

Just kidding Terry! LOL!

James:leave:

 

[Noodles]

Careful believing what you read on the internet. Scopolamine actually is pretty common, it's an active ingredient in anti-depressants and motion-sickness patches, quite a few people are taking it. It also reduces symptoms of Parkinsons and has a successful record of curing drug addictions in conjunction with other drugs.

The real shame here is that things like that article are going to get people hyped up, and we'll have something banned that's legitimately useful to a large number of people.

 

[PA Guns & Ammo]

Careful believing what you read on the internet. Scopolamine actually is pretty common, it's an active ingredient in anti-depressants and motion-sickness patches, quite a few people are taking it. It also reduces symptoms of Parkinsons and has a successful record of curing drug addictions in conjunction with other drugs.

The real shame here is that things like that article are going to get people hyped up, and we'll have something banned that's legitimately useful to a large number of people.

Yeah if it is in small amounts, it could be used safely. The plant would be full strength so I would think.

James

 

[scsica]

Completely agree with Noodles. Totally Hyped for media sensationalization. The concept of blowing some "Zombie Powder" in someone's face and making them your mindless servant is ridiculous. Look it up on Wikipedia, its been around a long time and has been used in medicine extensively. This is not some new super drug that is a sudden threat to humanity...