Illegal Preclear
The CEO of CTB
- Sep 6, 2022
- 217
I spend a lot of time brainstorming about the PERFECT CTB method. Even if it's something my Disabled rear end might not have access to - I'd feel very good knowing I spent the end of my life giving folks here ideas on the ever coveted Perfect Method. My thoughts turned to F*nt*nyl (which henceforth will be referred to as Fnt) when I kept stumbling upon things about it. First I heard one of my favorite actors (Angus Cloud) died of an accidental OD.
One huge factor I consider when brainstorming methods is "Is this method so deadly that people have died with it by accident?"
SO MANY people have died by Fnt ACCIDENTALLY that it's among the leading causes of death (I believe in 2022 it was THE leading cause of death).
Then I stumbled upon several articles informing that Fnt is SO DEADLY it is now replacing Pentobarbitol as the drug used in Lethal Injection Executions in Nebraska and Nevada. Article here: "Is Fnt A Humane Method of Execution?"
Really let that sink in: Fnt. is OUTPERFORMING the actual drug used in Euthanasia and Execution in efficacy and humaneness.
The article asks - "Is Fnt. a HUMANE way of carrying out the Death Penalty?" To which I personally respond a resounding YES. Why? I've scoured the internet for Fnt. overdose stories - accidental ODs that were brought back by Narcan at the last minute. They all say the same thing:
"I took the drug, and everything just went black."
Is that not the CTB experience we're all hoping for? The coveted zero pain, zero SI struggle, 'everything just goes black' death?
Now I have never used h*roin, let alone Fnt., but I am familiar with how opiates make you feel. I used to take Oxycodone when I was younger, but since started using Kratom, and I've been doing so for the last 11 years. Of course, Kratom is so weak an Opiate it doesn't even really bind to the Opiate receptors, but you still get that Opiate 'buzz'. So when I imagine what a death by Fnt. will be like - I just imagine the feeling of Kratom x10000 - and then everything goes black.
Ever see that scene in Breaking Bad where Jesse tries the H*roin and starts floating off the bed? I imagine it's like that - but with Fnt. you just float right into your grave.
NOW - I also stumbled upon something on Youtube last night out of pure happenstance - which is what prompted me to write this little essay on Fnt. The video was titled "The New Fnt. is Killing Drug Users in Europe." Video Here The video talks about Nitazenes - a drug EVEN DEADLIER than Fnt. that Fnt. is being cut with. And if you listen to the OD stories - they're the same: Everything just goes black.
I think this is all vital information to consider. Pentobarbitol is extremely hard to get because it's not flooding the streets like Fnt. is. I don't know how difficult SN is to get at the present time, but I think I can safely say that Fnt. is a quicker and easier death. The biggest drawback is of course Fnt. is obviously illegal to possess - but considering I've seen people on here going to lengths of traveling to Peru to get Pentobarbitol - I can't help but thing obtaining Fnt. has to be easier than that.
I still say that Firearms are the 'Gold Standard' when it comes to the Perfect CTB method, but if you're hellbent on having an open-casket funeral - Fnt. is a prime option.
One huge factor I consider when brainstorming methods is "Is this method so deadly that people have died with it by accident?"
SO MANY people have died by Fnt ACCIDENTALLY that it's among the leading causes of death (I believe in 2022 it was THE leading cause of death).
Then I stumbled upon several articles informing that Fnt is SO DEADLY it is now replacing Pentobarbitol as the drug used in Lethal Injection Executions in Nebraska and Nevada. Article here: "Is Fnt A Humane Method of Execution?"
Really let that sink in: Fnt. is OUTPERFORMING the actual drug used in Euthanasia and Execution in efficacy and humaneness.
The article asks - "Is Fnt. a HUMANE way of carrying out the Death Penalty?" To which I personally respond a resounding YES. Why? I've scoured the internet for Fnt. overdose stories - accidental ODs that were brought back by Narcan at the last minute. They all say the same thing:
"I took the drug, and everything just went black."
Is that not the CTB experience we're all hoping for? The coveted zero pain, zero SI struggle, 'everything just goes black' death?
Now I have never used h*roin, let alone Fnt., but I am familiar with how opiates make you feel. I used to take Oxycodone when I was younger, but since started using Kratom, and I've been doing so for the last 11 years. Of course, Kratom is so weak an Opiate it doesn't even really bind to the Opiate receptors, but you still get that Opiate 'buzz'. So when I imagine what a death by Fnt. will be like - I just imagine the feeling of Kratom x10000 - and then everything goes black.
Ever see that scene in Breaking Bad where Jesse tries the H*roin and starts floating off the bed? I imagine it's like that - but with Fnt. you just float right into your grave.
NOW - I also stumbled upon something on Youtube last night out of pure happenstance - which is what prompted me to write this little essay on Fnt. The video was titled "The New Fnt. is Killing Drug Users in Europe." Video Here The video talks about Nitazenes - a drug EVEN DEADLIER than Fnt. that Fnt. is being cut with. And if you listen to the OD stories - they're the same: Everything just goes black.
I think this is all vital information to consider. Pentobarbitol is extremely hard to get because it's not flooding the streets like Fnt. is. I don't know how difficult SN is to get at the present time, but I think I can safely say that Fnt. is a quicker and easier death. The biggest drawback is of course Fnt. is obviously illegal to possess - but considering I've seen people on here going to lengths of traveling to Peru to get Pentobarbitol - I can't help but thing obtaining Fnt. has to be easier than that.
I still say that Firearms are the 'Gold Standard' when it comes to the Perfect CTB method, but if you're hellbent on having an open-casket funeral - Fnt. is a prime option.