Monthly Archives: January 2017
Shaolin.

Stunning Mural By Jenn Brisson; Downtown Vancouver

Goodnightgoddess.

It was time to say goodnight
Closed my eyes real tight
Reflections was all I saw
So she spoke with a god
Should have seen what she brought
I spoke with my god
And she said I was all
So I spoke to the I
She opened my eyes
And she told me its all
And its all alright
She told me to calm
The god in me and all that’s outside
Perfectly gone
Since last night
Nina
Poetry of Tupac Amaru Shakur; The Power of a Smile

Bi polar rant…want to know a secret? via SanPiano
“my dr said im going downhill fast this last year and if latest concoction doesn’t work, she needs a second opinion”
Revolutionary Daily Thought via Mooebey’z Blog
Martin Luther King iz in jail, but not one arresetz any memberz of the Klu Klux Klan. – Malcolm X
Source: Revolutionary Daily Thought
Swimming in Time.

My soul is saturated in this mystery
My intermittent infinite history
Soaked and infatuated with this existence
Time is time is time…
Tingling down my spine
I’m swimming in time…
Every single day and every single moment
And this…
Deep dark
Breeds luminous light
Stormy nights; A lightning strike
Sentimental energy entities
It’s a hell of a recipe
Gravitating time I drift along
Swimming; time is singing me songs
Of the past and present
Infinite future
Just.
Swimming in time.
Nina
My Ideas on Curbing the Fentanyl Crisis

1. The G Code
Drug Cartels and Gangs more often than not live by strict codes. If these groups were to strictly enforce a code against the use of fentanyl it would save lives AND make them more money. Gangs can’t make a profit off of people that are now dead because of their product and would avoid police by doing so. By banning the cutting of products with fentanyl in your groups; you will avoid bad publicity, retaliation for deaths as well as the police.
2. Drug Testing Kits
I’ve seen several documentaries over the past years of people creating stands at concerts so that people may test their drugs before use; non for profit agencies spreading awareness and substance harm reduction. If we were to implicate this same ideology in our vulnerable neighbourhoods it would at least give people a chance to know what they are about to take. We need to make these tests free and largely available to the public.
3. Chinese Import of Fentanyl
Large amounts of the fentanyl found in Canada can be traced back to chinese manufacturing and shipping. Canadian Law Enforcement and International leaders need to crack down on the Chinese imports and come down HARD. Our children are dying here and world needs to take notes on the big players; wheeling and dealing with the lives at risk. Who is at the top of the fentanyl food chain? And cut it off at the head.
4. The Pill Press
Banning the sale, shipping and distribution of the pill press may not solve this issue but it would be a big step in the right direction. The current premier of British Columbia Christy Clark did not want the pill press banned. We should write our leaders and subject them to strong disapproval of how they are handling this crisis. Shame on you Christy Clark.
5. Publicity
The more warnings in media about drug sources and drug awareness would make people think twice about what they put in their body; The Canadian government needs to spend money promoting drug awareness in Public places. In the poor neighbourhoods I go through the most prevalent advertisement is Alcohol. BY FAR. I am not impressed and would rather see a more productive approach to what is subjected to our eyes and our minds.
6. Drug Education
Education on all drugs; being so prevalent in todays society perhaps should be a year around curriculum. This curriculum should be designed and maintained / up-kept on a regular basis to save the lives of this generation and generations to come in a pill filled society. Abstinence of drugs in our schools has never been successful and perhaps harm reduction is a proven tactic to prevent addiction / drug related deaths and increase treatment.
7. In-Sites
Vancouver was one of the first ( If not the first ) In the world to implement safe injection sites. A place where drug users can be assisted / monitored / watched while they inject and can stay in the facility while they are high. It was implemented in order to curb an H.I.V. epidemic in our community which was ranked one of the worst per capita in the world. AND IT WORKED. It saved thousands of lives and new In-Sites are in the works.
8. Legalization of drugs.
The war on drugs did not work. It created a systematic enslavement and increased addiction and poverty in specific communities.
Lets Just BE REALISTIC. And follow suite accordingly giving us a standardized use of drugs before this gets out of control… Oh wait it already is
Please share this post / comment your thoughts on this subject for discussion.
-Nina


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