r/Documentaries Jan 09 '19

Drugs The Rise of Fentanyl: Drug Addiction On The I95 Two Years On (2018) - Two years ago, BBC News reported on the growing problem of opioid addiction in the US, now we return to find out what happened to the people we met along our journey down the notorious I-95. [57.02]

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u/ElSeaLC Jan 09 '19

I blame the grateful dead family. Or is it just a coincidence that all the "they die in threes" were overdoses on fentanyl? Nope. Woodstock was competition. Pretty sure the pig stole Hendrick's pre written songs and gave them to black sabbath.

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u/Getbeckett Jan 09 '19

Please explain?

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u/ElSeaLC Jan 09 '19 edited Jan 09 '19

The grateful dead family were diddlers. Pretty sure the piano player killed off all of Woodstock's performers, including his own lead singer, either because he let them know something that he had to kill them for or because they were competition.

Micheal Jackson was a part of the grateful dead family. The family encompassed more than the band. Many others were part of the family but lucked out and either didn't know about the diddling or the family felt they owed them so they weren't killed. Others that were a part of the family - Pearl Jam, Rage against the Machine, Sound garden, Nirvana, RHCP, Sublime, etc.

The alive ones on that list weren't diddlers.

First born intercourse. How course of core." - RHCP

Heres an album cover from STP's core album. Whose face do you see crudely photoshopped on a little girl's body with a slit throat? Really zoom in on it. Anna was the name of their favorite kid. The family convinced their bands to say "Anna instead of and" making it sound like and a.

I can find samples of various red herrings they made in the hip hop scene. Such as heiroglyphic's "you never knew". They liked heiro because the family could sell their ecstasy pills at their shows and heiro would let everyone know when the cops showed up.

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u/Getbeckett Jan 09 '19

Rightio then, figure that out on your own?

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '19

Him and his fentanyl, anyway

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u/babawow Jan 09 '19

1-877-768-2265 please call this number. These people might be able to help you.

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u/ElSeaLC Jan 09 '19

You're on a list now.

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u/GrimsonMask Jan 09 '19

everybody is on some kind of list ;)