Newark DMT bust
Reader Emu tipped us to this recent DMT news:
New Jersey state police said they made a larger seizure of the drug known as "businessman's LSD."
State Police Superintendent Rick Fuentes said the hallucinogenic drug, known by scientists as "dimethyltryptamine," or DMT, is becoming increasingly popular in the regional club scene.,000.
Troopers seized about 1.4 pounds of DMT from a 33-year-old software engineer... during a Saturday morning traffic stop on the New Jersey Turnpike after the Newark resident was seen driving erratically.
Police said the bust represents the first dealer-sized quantity of DMT seized in New Jersey.
DMT is typically sold for about $200 a gram, giving the seizure a street value of about $127,000.
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I have a book by a certain Wojciech Wanat, the title in translation: "A Trip to Nowhere". When I was about 16 years old, I used to read such books with a friend... books meant as anti-drug, but for us they often worked quite pro-drug because we focused on trip reports. ;) Anyway, one sentence from the description of DMT in the book:
"The name 'businessman's lunch' is due to the specific short duration of hallucinations, so that a meeting with DMT could be done during a lunch break, and that's how it often is in practice."
WTF?! People taking strong psychedelics at work? Businessmen? At meetings maybe? Some people have unbelieveable imagination. I guess Mr. Wanat should try writing novels, with such imagination he would have more success at this. ;)
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hmm, interesting thought. I definetely agree about the new breed of "psychedelic geeks" / computer-bound psychonauts. It's like a new sub-culture.
But why would Japan be any more open about this? Don't they have one of the world's harshest drug laws?
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