Drug, Cocaine, Historical Perspective, LA, Rich, The beginning of the cocaine craze

[Guest guest]

The CIA issued a tax funded advertisement for their drugs while the

ghetto kids fill the jails providing free labor for state, county and city

goverments not able to pay child support?

*************

I remember in the early 70's when the CIA issued a report that said

recreational use of cocaine was not a problem. Immediately thereafter,

shops sprang up

in Beverly Hills that sold 18k cocaine paraphenalia, the most popular item

being a gold coke spoon with a diamond in the handle to be worn on a chain

around your neck. Another popular item was a gold razor blade, also

dangling from

a chain to be worn as a necklace. Then there were the endless brown gram

bottles with a gold coke spoon attached to a little chain. It was quite a

shop,

and all over Beverly Hills, you would see the very rich and chic sporting

these

accoutrements. And the mantra was, " The CIA said it was safe, so let's

PARRRRRRTYYYYYY! "

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From: <glitterari@...>

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Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 11:58 AM

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[Guest guest]

The CIA issued a tax funded advertisement for their drugs while the

ghetto kids fill the jails providing free labor for state, county and city

goverments not able to pay child support?

*************

I remember in the early 70's when the CIA issued a report that said

recreational use of cocaine was not a problem. Immediately thereafter,

shops sprang up

in Beverly Hills that sold 18k cocaine paraphenalia, the most popular item

being a gold coke spoon with a diamond in the handle to be worn on a chain

around your neck. Another popular item was a gold razor blade, also

dangling from

a chain to be worn as a necklace. Then there were the endless brown gram

bottles with a gold coke spoon attached to a little chain. It was quite a

shop,

and all over Beverly Hills, you would see the very rich and chic sporting

these

accoutrements. And the mantra was, " The CIA said it was safe, so let's

PARRRRRRTYYYYYY! "

- Original Message -----

From: <glitterari@...>

<SSRI medications >

Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 11:58 AM

Subject: Re: The beginning of the cocaine craze

[Guest guest]

The CIA issued a tax funded advertisement for their drugs while the

ghetto kids fill the jails providing free labor for state, county and city

goverments not able to pay child support?

*************

I remember in the early 70's when the CIA issued a report that said

recreational use of cocaine was not a problem. Immediately thereafter,

shops sprang up

in Beverly Hills that sold 18k cocaine paraphenalia, the most popular item

being a gold coke spoon with a diamond in the handle to be worn on a chain

around your neck. Another popular item was a gold razor blade, also

dangling from

a chain to be worn as a necklace. Then there were the endless brown gram

bottles with a gold coke spoon attached to a little chain. It was quite a

shop,

and all over Beverly Hills, you would see the very rich and chic sporting

these

accoutrements. And the mantra was, " The CIA said it was safe, so let's

PARRRRRRTYYYYYY! "

- Original Message -----

From: <glitterari@...>

<SSRI medications >

Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 11:58 AM

Subject: Re: The beginning of the cocaine craze

[Guest guest]

The CIA issued a tax funded advertisement for their drugs while the

ghetto kids fill the jails providing free labor for state, county and city

goverments not able to pay child support?

*************

I remember in the early 70's when the CIA issued a report that said

recreational use of cocaine was not a problem. Immediately thereafter,

shops sprang up

in Beverly Hills that sold 18k cocaine paraphenalia, the most popular item

being a gold coke spoon with a diamond in the handle to be worn on a chain

around your neck. Another popular item was a gold razor blade, also

dangling from

a chain to be worn as a necklace. Then there were the endless brown gram

bottles with a gold coke spoon attached to a little chain. It was quite a

shop,

and all over Beverly Hills, you would see the very rich and chic sporting

these

accoutrements. And the mantra was, " The CIA said it was safe, so let's

PARRRRRRTYYYYYY! "

- Original Message -----

From: <glitterari@...>

<SSRI medications >

Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 11:58 AM

Subject: Re: The beginning of the cocaine craze