Mephedrone, Khat: The Somali Pirate Drugs Fueling ANTIFA, BLM’s Street Rampage From Hell
The use of mind altering substances and linkages to radical leftist guerrilla revolutionaries across the world would hardly garner a banner headline. Indeed, the history of clandestine drug trade as both street fuel for unhinged leftist rage and a money source for the funding of insurrection are ubiquitous to neo-Marxist movements immemorial. And ANTIFA and BLM in 2020 are proving no exception.
Now, a powerful stimulant favored by Somali pirates and east African street gangs appears a growing drug of choice within the Bolshevist “Black Bloc” on American soil.
A drug called “Khat.” Sometimes known as MDVP, or Mephedrone.
Emerging evidence reveals an explosion in the use and trafficking of synthetic and organic variations of the Somali street drug known as Khat, as well as hundreds of cheaply produced and much more widely available synthetic versions in a related class of powerful stimulants known as cathinones that have become both pervasive and symbolic inside the inner cities and movements most plagued by street violence in America.
Not coincidentally, in American cities where political receptiveness to President Obama’s forced refugee resettlement has produced large Somali populations.
In Minnesota’s Twin Cities, often referred to as “Little Mogadishu,” and the seminal tipping off point of 2020’s George Floyd Psy-Op, “Summer of Rage,” police are fighting a decade long battle against a thriving Khat and cathinone trade, intercepting sometimes hundreds of pounds a month of the stimulant and still barely making a dent.
A chemical cousin to amphetamines, Monkey Dust is just one of over 150 designer “copy-Khat” drugs with barely tweaked chemical structures that eliminate the ability to sense pain while causing hallucinations and severe paranoia.
In a single month this year, Minneapolis officers found 500 pounds of the drug in three storage units in Eagan, Minneapolis and Wayzata, where traffickers are now freeze drying their product to concentrate and preserve the cathinone content and make their stash locations harder to detect via drug sniffing dogs.
In Michigan, also a hotbed of displaced Somali refugees, a Trump-supporting mother recounts her 14-year old daughter’s horrific ordeal at the hands of BLM members who allegedly drugged and sexually assaulted the girl repeatedly for four days while under the influence of “Monkey Dust,” a cheap and increasingly accessible cathinone also known as Mephedrone, or MDVP.
A chemical cousin to amphetamines, Monkey Dust is just one of over 150 designer “copy-Khat” drugs with barely tweaked chemical structures that eliminate the ability to sense pain while causing hallucinations and severe paranoia.
Spice, Black Mamba and Bath Salts are related synthetic street drugs that produce similar effects, endowing users with a feeling of invincible euphoria and in some cases, a sense of “Incredible Hulk” superhuman strength.
While libertine attitudes toward drug use can be found across the political spectrum, the recorded prevalence of stimulant abuse by far leftist ideologues and street agitators can hardly be ignored, And whether methamphetamine, amphetamine or modern designer drugs like the growing list of synthetic cathinone variants, the historically and medically founded catalog of stimulant-induced narcissism, grandiosity, aggressiveness and paranoia spur an obvious question:
“Which came first, the proclivity for psychopathic mob violence, homicidal rage and a desire to destroy the world, or the addiction to speed?”
History shows Adolf Hitler and most of the upper echelon of the Third Reich were habitual users of amphetamines, (and other stimulants) taken under the care of German doctors who touted and pushed the substances as miracle drugs for heightened awareness, increased mental acuity, physical stamina and even epigenetic increases in intelligence.
Which came first, the proclivity for psychopathic mob violence, homicidal rage and a desire to destroy the world, or the addiction to speed?
Hitler’s long chemical affinity for amphetamines plagued him eternally and found him in the final days before Allied forces swallowed Berlin, commanding regiments of imaginary armies on simulation boards and forcing his captive bunker audience of adjutants to listen with rapt attention to hours and sometimes days-long rants of the coming victory and the impending glory of the “Eternal Reich.”
Combined with decades of American education’s clear tilt toward anarcho-socialist thought and anticapitalist zealotry and the potentials for societal disruption by an amphetamine army of grandiose goons are catastrophic and obvious.
A generation primed and augmented to once again plumb the depths of depravity in service to the seething dystopic vision roiling between their ears. Demanding as sacrament to their dark religious order, in perfect Hitlerian narcissism, the burning away of a society they could never have built, for objectives they themselves do not understand and did not conceive.
Grandiosity, indeed.
