Hehe. Stupid Baltimore news. Here’s an article from last year from WBAL about the “dangerous new drug” salvia divinorum. Man, I certainly disagree with this character “Meg” in this story who claims that it is “the devil incarnate”. I think people don’t realize that when they have a bad experience with a drug, its not the drug’s fault, its just symptomic (usually) of that person being unbalanced, or not adequately prepared to partake of it. I also wonder about the “shop owner” in this story who says she didn’t want any “bad karma” and thats why she stopped selling it. What kind of crap is that? Anybody who’s a hippy enough to sell it out of their shop is gonna understand that its not bad karma. This article really feels extremely made up to me. Like it was concocted to get people freaked out about this “dangerous new drug” so that later on, the DEA will have an easier time of making it illegal. It’s just part of their on-going disinformation war.

But I mean, yeah, its totally without a doubt a psychedelic, which is why its so funny that its still legal. I wonder how long before they throw it in the slammer. I think the reason its flying under the radar is that its not quite as easy to use as pot. Its a lot more subtle, and if you don’t know what youre after with it, you could easily miss it.