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Advanced Techniques of Clandestine Psychedelic & Amphetamine Manufacture

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This author previously wrote a book called secrets of methamphetamine manufacture, which has so many errors in it that nothing will work as stated. See erowid.org/archive/rhodium/chemistry/eleusis/eleusis.vs.fester.html for a thorough analysis of the mistakes in this book. This new edition is equally as useless. The author obviously has no real knowledge of chemistry and He should be the last person on earth to write a book on this subject. It is a complete waste of money. You can find much more accurate information free on the internet.

This is a must-have for those interested in the processes of mind-altering potions! Who else, but the master himself, Uncle Fester, explores the methods for exploring one's own mind!

Though my Uncle thought he was creating a wonderful low-profile reduction scheme using palladium metal and an electric current; he kinda dropped the ball by using Acetic Acid as one of the solvents. Acetic Acid has become closely watched as it is the reagent used to convert Morphine into Heroin. Why has My Uncle has sent us over to that side of town to make a little meth? All I can say is the guy has a weird sense of humor. That being said My Uncle did include a little synth my sister Wendsday wrote up detailing how to make bromosafrole, from very common materials. This is the real success of the book; as it a true "Apartment dwellers X".

This book I think is like a PhD on MET.
MET is not what people say about it. If you want to know (and can handle) the reality about this topic, this books is for you.
I do not use, nor like, drugs, but if ever you go to combat (I'm meaning war), MET is a real need to keep you alive and asleep.
I know that because I was there; I'm a former special-operations officer with 16 years of service in my country's intelligence agency (something like a "mix" of CIA/FBI/Secret Service, now defunct), and I have done years of overseas "contractor" work... I've been in five major guerrilla wars (Angola, Mozambique, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Lebanon), and have done some High-Risk/Short-Time operations on some other dark nasty little places; these times, a dose of MET can mean the difference between coming back in one piece, or not comming back at all.
For the Militia-engaged, MET is an unvaluable "weapon".