Danny Jones

theory that people had that somehow China was shipping fentanyl and teaching these chemists in Mexico and South American countries to use fentanyl to mix it in with their cocaine to somehow kill Americans. And then this person did this really long piece that laid out the case where he said that he went and tried cocaine in various cities throughout the United States. He went to

He got went to some high level dealers that sold cocaine to like rich people and well off, you know, white collar folks. And then he went to like some inner cities and bought cocaine from, you know, like street dealers. And he also, I think, tested it. And what he found was that.

He got went to some high level dealers that sold cocaine to like rich people and well off, you know, white collar folks. And then he went to like some inner cities and bought cocaine from, you know, like street dealers. And he also, I think, tested it. And what he found was that.

He got went to some high level dealers that sold cocaine to like rich people and well off, you know, white collar folks. And then he went to like some inner cities and bought cocaine from, you know, like street dealers. And he also, I think, tested it. And what he found was that.

The cocaine that was laced with fentanyl was sold by people who were also selling heroin because I guess you mix heroin with fentanyl. So his theory on this was that like, okay, these really low-level dealers are selling heroin, fentanyl, all this other stuff. But the people that are selling coke to rich people, they're not selling heroin.

The cocaine that was laced with fentanyl was sold by people who were also selling heroin because I guess you mix heroin with fentanyl. So his theory on this was that like, okay, these really low-level dealers are selling heroin, fentanyl, all this other stuff. But the people that are selling coke to rich people, they're not selling heroin.

The cocaine that was laced with fentanyl was sold by people who were also selling heroin because I guess you mix heroin with fentanyl. So his theory on this was that like, okay, these really low-level dealers are selling heroin, fentanyl, all this other stuff. But the people that are selling coke to rich people, they're not selling heroin.

So the low-level people are like mixing the coke and the heroin on the same table and there's actually getting a little bit of fentanyl into that cocaine by accident. And that would potentially describe those fentanyl overdoses with people doing coke.

So the low-level people are like mixing the coke and the heroin on the same table and there's actually getting a little bit of fentanyl into that cocaine by accident. And that would potentially describe those fentanyl overdoses with people doing coke.

So the low-level people are like mixing the coke and the heroin on the same table and there's actually getting a little bit of fentanyl into that cocaine by accident. And that would potentially describe those fentanyl overdoses with people doing coke.

I'm not entirely convinced. Yeah, I heard also, what is this, Steve? 1977 scientist at BAT Industries PLC explored adding a highly, oh, this is what Hamilton's talking about. Wow. And I've read the primary document. Oh, really? Yeah. I saw a story. I forget where I saw it.

I'm not entirely convinced. Yeah, I heard also, what is this, Steve? 1977 scientist at BAT Industries PLC explored adding a highly, oh, this is what Hamilton's talking about. Wow. And I've read the primary document. Oh, really? Yeah. I saw a story. I forget where I saw it.

I'm not entirely convinced. Yeah, I heard also, what is this, Steve? 1977 scientist at BAT Industries PLC explored adding a highly, oh, this is what Hamilton's talking about. Wow. And I've read the primary document. Oh, really? Yeah. I saw a story. I forget where I saw it.

It might have been from Luis Chaparro was telling me that there was a story basically of a cartel, like the head of the car, one of the cartels in Mexico, like hung somebody from a street sign and put a message on there, like warning people of mixing their Coke with fentanyl saying, this is what happens if you guys will mix fentanyl with the cocaine, like you're going to hang because it's not good for business.

It might have been from Luis Chaparro was telling me that there was a story basically of a cartel, like the head of the car, one of the cartels in Mexico, like hung somebody from a street sign and put a message on there, like warning people of mixing their Coke with fentanyl saying, this is what happens if you guys will mix fentanyl with the cocaine, like you're going to hang because it's not good for business.

It might have been from Luis Chaparro was telling me that there was a story basically of a cartel, like the head of the car, one of the cartels in Mexico, like hung somebody from a street sign and put a message on there, like warning people of mixing their Coke with fentanyl saying, this is what happens if you guys will mix fentanyl with the cocaine, like you're going to hang because it's not good for business.

It probably isn't good for business. Right. That's what I would imagine. If you're selling Coke to people, you don't want them to be dying. They're not going to be buying any more of your Coke.

It probably isn't good for business. Right. That's what I would imagine. If you're selling Coke to people, you don't want them to be dying. They're not going to be buying any more of your Coke.

It probably isn't good for business. Right. That's what I would imagine. If you're selling Coke to people, you don't want them to be dying. They're not going to be buying any more of your Coke.

I was reading this crazy story in, I forget what magazine it was, but it was a story basically about how one of the head guys of the Rolling Stones was talking about how back in the day they used to get this pharmaceutical-grade cocaine from Merck. Mm-hmm. And he said they would just use it all the time.