Comments on: How Cocaine is Made

By: nathaniel agbemenyale

nathaniel agbemenyale — Tue, 15 May 2012 12:59:07 +0000

will like to join +233201813031

By: Allan

Allan — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 09:30:24 +0000

Hey everything is like that ,its like when people laugh or criticize you for doing something they believe unworthy but where are they when one hits rock bottom,you cant find them anywhere.its better to keep doing what one is doing and dont pay attention to fools.He did somethig stupid but you are doing something great in the eyes of the lord you are being a good samaritan.
We all do stupid things sometimes nobody is perfect,people should stop paying attention to other foolish people and start paying more attention to God.everybody commits mistakes but dont feel bad for doing what is wright.And if you get tired there are always space for miracles,if you trust God.

By: jay

jay — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 09:26:34 +0000

I am 32 now, I grew up in Australia’s heroin capital at 13 years old I left my foster parents home to live with friends where I was introduced to smoking heroin. At first I didn’t like it but seeing my friends having a good time I felt left out, so now we were smoking “White” for fun a few times a month as we got it cheaper than most users, our use gradually increased over time until we started to sell it ourselves. A friend found out that his parents were dealers and they gave us jobs. All the while my drug use was growing, I didn’t use for fun anymore, I realised that the drug helped me through the day, took away my anxiety, depression, any negative feelings. I was hooked!! Then I was sent to juvenile detention after a police raid. God was I sick, my withdrawal symptoms were anything but pleasant, the mental anguish was just as bad as the physical, at this moment I was swearing black and blue I would never use again, but 2 weeks after release I was using again, this went on until I was 21 and smoked ice or meth for the first time, most people can guess how this went, I nearly ended up in a mental hospital from the. paranoid side effects, it was at this time that I turned to the needle because the police had made a few large heroin busts and decent heroin was very hard to find, and triple the price so smoking heroin was no longer an option. While injecting heroin one day I was given cocaine, I injected it and the rush near blew my head off, LOVED IT!! And I thought heroin was addictive. After getting out of jail at 24 I decided that I can’t use drugs occasionally, it was stop completely or end up dead or longer and longer sentences in jail. So I got help
nd have been clean for 7 years. I still think about using, coke mostly. The addiction will never go away. Some people can get away with using coke or heroin occasionally but they are the lucky few. The rest of us will have our self control slowly eroded by these drugs and if you have a pre existing emotional or psychological problem then your brain is a breeding ground for addiction and once you are addicted the drugs will have done permanent damage. I believe the “no tolerance” policy is counter productive. It does more damage than good. Prescribed by a doctor and dispensed by a pharmacy is the way to go! SAY NO TO PROHIBITION Thanks for reading

By: Kyo

Kyo — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 21:28:12 +0000

Thank you I was curious to how a plant turned into white powder, I do however want to know what they do after like in movies you see people cutting it up and mixing it.

Just in case: I have no intension of making, using, selling, or touching Cocaine. Just feeding my curiosity.

By: DJ

DJ — Fri, 02 Mar 2012 19:50:33 +0000

All you guys are crazy, some are idiots except chris, he actually made sense, some of you can really learn something from what he wrote, and do stop blaming others and start looking at yourselves!

By: Pink theory

Pink theory — Fri, 02 Mar 2012 17:05:08 +0000

you fellows are talking about the King of Drugs which is the best thing ever god created.
But ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh……..
I wish I born in Columbia!

By: jake

jake — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 21:34:38 +0000

Now did you guys snort this or smoke is crack better

By: michelle

michelle — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 21:50:16 +0000

What about all the chemicals used to create the drug? Gasoline and ammonia? cement, etc…how can it be good or natural to put that in your body?

By: chris

chris — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 07:07:36 +0000

Sorry to say, but I have yet to purchase cocaine from agh hmm, a white devil. Although, I am a white devil, all the coca I’ve aver used was bought from black devils, and my heroin came from latinos. White devils do seem to have the best marijuana to my recollection. Not to piss you off, but when in prison I would quite frequently ask the question “So, you were not dealing crack or whatever it is that you sell? You were not breaking the law and completely framed?” For some reason I got a childish temper tantrum, but more often, no answer at all. I use to believe the excuses years ago until time, research, and real life experience showed me the truth of it all. I’ve lived in many different poor impoverished areas due to all my cash going on addiction, but I remember the little details about the ‘people’ from each. Do me a favor and look at factual statistics! Not on the population as a whole like the lie that more white people are on welfare. AS PER 1000, more blacks and hispanics are on welfare, or are imprisoned for drug related crime, as well as have children without a father figure to guide them concerning life’s choices in general. I had no father and chose the “easy way and fast money”, also spent over a decade in prison. I BLAME ME!, and myself. Oh, the judge that sentenced me two out of three prison terms was black. Lose the excuses and look within your own.

By: Vance

Vance — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 13:12:34 +0000

Don’t drink and ride

By: PeoplekillPeople

PeoplekillPeople — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 03:20:42 +0000

we are so smart. We can do all that plant processing to make money then what. Why do we exist. I really believe that the white man is the devil. That make the billions without doing none of this and latinos, blacks, others struggle

By: inoxia.

inoxia. — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 22:36:26 +0000

i find it amusing that the majority blame drugs as the issue… people forget how long these drugs have been around and been utilised in a safe and harm free enviroment. people blame drugs.. they are not the problem.. the problem is society and theyre constant pursuit to ‘quick fix’ everything. the only reason drug addictions arise is from severe emotional disorders, people self medicating for mental disease.

By: Rich

Rich — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 22:45:11 +0000

Yes it’s worth it. Your son got the bullet in the head because it’s not regulated! Open up your eyes!!! End the war on drugs; use, OD and gang war/killings will go way down. God I hate stupid drivel.

By: Peter Carlos Hinds

Peter Carlos Hinds — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 11:48:18 +0000

Unto who much is given, much is expected. Peter Carlos Hinds.

By: Bruce

Bruce — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 06:44:54 +0000

LOL
he bought two houses in Lima after sellin 2 tons
Thats my dream now
thanks

PD: LOOK AT THAT ROCK, MAN!!!

By: johndillenger

johndillenger — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 03:24:36 +0000

Its all about self control. The fact that drugs are illegal demonizes them, attributes false propaganda about them & creates a huge misconception. Children are educated in the wrong way with DARE when what should be taught is safely using drugs if you are going to at all instead of spreading lies like DARE does. Also most dont understand that cocaine heroin etc. were synthesized by pharmaceutical companies (bayer being one) and are much safer drugs than ones on the market today (Listen to a commercial and all the side effects).

Im sorry about your son but dont demonize a drug just because its specifically impacting you. Alcohol is a much more dangerous drug than cocaine.

To see these poor farmers live below the poverty level to supply us with a drug that is over priced while farmers are given barely enough to provide 1 meal a day in addition to being sprayed with poison pesticides every day is the problem. Its the drug war that is the problem; same with alcohol. We need a regulated market.

By: Michael

Michael — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 11:41:11 +0000

Dear Cricket, you asked for feedback:

1. While it is the duty of a spouse to honor marriage vows, it seems a rare thing now and so is commendable. Hang in there.

2. I’d feel safer doing a line than riding a motorcycle.

3. How are you doing these days? Hope you are well.

By: me

me — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 04:04:18 +0000

well just in ur response to babygirl…i have experienced with cocaine and with marijuna for many years under diffrent circumstances ….and i did not care for it at all, i did use it for many diffrent reasons and diffrent times in my life and like her it did seem like it helped me get thru whatever i needed to do, and i never did get addicted or seem like i wanted more, i used it when i wanted and when i didnt , i didnt, and till this day , i havent used, i havent since i was like 23 , 24 and now i am 37! i think its all in how you take control of ur needs, dont let them take control of you!

By: mad not no more..!

mad not no more..! — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:39:49 +0000

I was a coco dealer,i did ok out of it,but i lost the biggest deal,’myself ‘am so asham of myself 4doing coco,sumtime it was how i would treat my girlfriend or friend,it was out of order…sorry……!

By: Cricket

Cricket — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 08:06:43 +0000

I am a wife of a man for 33 years and up until the time he wrecked a police special I did not find out that he had been using (cocaine) for years and I did not know. Am I to Be angry or just take care of him as if all is good OR WHAT?????????????????????? And yes i do love him but I do not like being lied to. FEED BACK WOULD VERY NICE AND BE HELPFUL. THANKS SO MUCH CRICKET