Back in January, I noted that the suggested number of folks dying DAILY from Opioids....was nearing 175. USA Today went to a number of one-million Americans who would die in 2020, if the trend continues on. If you use the current trend line....63,000 per year and trend it to 1,000,000....it means that 2,739 folks need to die daily to reach this level. The odds of this? I have my doubts that it'll happen.
The other scenario which falls into this is the magic shot for overdoses. I sat last month looking at a report, and the cost of the shot....$4,500 for one syringe of Nalonax.
If you go and figure up a weekly requirement of 350,000 syringes....it adds up to 1.5-billion weekly. Can the medical system really afford this for 'losers'? My guess is by the end of 2018.....several states will have a rule in effect of just one single Nalonax in your life.....the second time, they just let you go.
I sat watching a news piece this morning.....some town of 10,000 in Ohio. The cop was giving the reporter a ride. In an average day.....he was reacting to a minimum of five overdoses. It was eating up his legit time for crime. He threw a ballpark number out there....figuring that 500 adults and 50 teens in the community were Opioid users. The users were mostly focused on where to get their next 'hit', and how they were going to rob some house, or break into some car.....to get enough to pay for the hit.....then repeat that formula for the next day, and the next, and the next.
A zombie-like future? How would you live in some town of 10,000 where 10-percent of people were looking at your car and house daily for something to steal?
That's the thing that bothers me about the million deaths a year that the USA Today article talks about. You'd have to bring Opioids into virtually every single community and put fear into the entire nation about their neighbors. The term 'walking dead'? It would readily fit for the crowd.
Sunday, 20 May 2018
Application for a Job
Dear Attorney General Sessions
After reading up on the hiring program of the US Attorney General's office to recruit 'observers' on US national elections, I would like to forward my resume. I would like to apply to be a fake Democrat in the 2020 election and help to be a 'sleeper agent', 'mole', or 'plant' (you may use whatever term is appropriate).
I am willing to work sixteen-hour shifts, although I am particular about having breakfast between seven and eight AM. Also, my limit on air-travel is six hours in a day, unless I'm flying business-class.
Having reviewed the pay schedule for your previous 'moles', I believe $7,000 per week is a fair sum (with four-star hotels approved as part of the package deal).
If you want me to pass along fake data or false assumption, I would have no problem in doing so.
I believe my background would give me the ability to pass along fake information, useless political chatter, and help to facilitate an investigative counselor for the next administration.
Yours truly,
X
After reading up on the hiring program of the US Attorney General's office to recruit 'observers' on US national elections, I would like to forward my resume. I would like to apply to be a fake Democrat in the 2020 election and help to be a 'sleeper agent', 'mole', or 'plant' (you may use whatever term is appropriate).
I am willing to work sixteen-hour shifts, although I am particular about having breakfast between seven and eight AM. Also, my limit on air-travel is six hours in a day, unless I'm flying business-class.
Having reviewed the pay schedule for your previous 'moles', I believe $7,000 per week is a fair sum (with four-star hotels approved as part of the package deal).
If you want me to pass along fake data or false assumption, I would have no problem in doing so.
I believe my background would give me the ability to pass along fake information, useless political chatter, and help to facilitate an investigative counselor for the next administration.
Yours truly,
X
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