This Vancouver man opened a store selling tested cocaine and heroin. Then he died of an overdose.

Update: NP View:The safer supply farce is unravelling

CBC is reporting that "Krista Thomas stands on the intersection of Main and Cordova streets in Vancouver where her late partner, Jerry Martin, once set up a mobile store selling tested heroin, cocaine and other illicit drugs. Martin, 51, died Friday following a suspected fentanyl overdose, according to Thomas, who is still in shock."

"Martin made national and international headlines in May of this year after he was arrested for opening his drug store. He wanted to give people a safer supply of drugs as the toxic drug crisis continued to kill hundreds of people in B.C. each month."

The irony of his dying of a drug overdose speaks for itself. There is no such thing as a safe supply of poison. This whole Satanic narrative about safe supply is literally insane.

The Four Pillars Program contains Four Pillars not One. 1) Prevention. You teach kids that harmful drugs are harmful. You don't teach them a safe way to smoke crack, crystal meth or fentanyl because there is no safe way. Those drugs are harmful and when you tell kids or the mentally ill that there is a safe way to use harmful drugs you are lying to them.

People are smoking fentanyl now and injecting cocaine. You have all lost your f*cking mind and your morals. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Your lies have a motive and an agenda. Helping humanity is not part of it. You are killing people with your lies about safe supply.

2) Treatment. The Portugal model succeeded because they made treatment mandatory. The WEF freaks don't talk about treatment they talk about Medically Assisted Suicide. That is empirical evidence their compassionate claims are a lie. If you want to help someone break free of slavery, help them don't harm them. Denying treatment is harming them.

3) Harm Reduction: This is the most overused lie in the book. Needle exchanges use to be the definition of harm reduction. Aids was a concern. To reduce the spread of Aids the city would hand out free needles in exchange for a dirty needle. It was an exchange. You handed a used needle in and received a new clean needle in return. One could understand the argument.

Sadly that was just the foot in the door and the real Agenda was revealed. Instead of exchanging needles they just started handing out needles like smarties. They didn't have to save their used needle so they just threw it away on the sidewalk, in the park, near the school, even in the isles of the grocery store. I kid you not. Addicts developed a defiant disregard for anyone else.

Oh but that wasn't enough. That was just the second step in their Agenda. Next they started handing out mouthpieces for crack pipes. I was like WTF are you doing?! You don't get Aids from a crack pipe. Then their rage continued to snowball. They instantly threw away the mouth piece and just started handing out crack pipes and crystal meth pipes and I said God Damn you. There is no justification for that. You don't get Aids from a crack pipe.

This isn't my first rodeo. I've seen how we got here and I know how to get out. 4) Enforcement. You enforce the law. It's that simple. Back in the /80's when I was in New York City with the Guardian Angels Tut would sometimes give talks to kids in school. Let me paint a picture.

Tut was literally a super hero IRL. I didn't notice it until later after Fox pointed it out but now looking back I can clearly see it. Tut wasn't incredibly tall or big. He was very lean, very fit and very flexible. He was very competent in the martial arts. I saw him spar on many occasions. He'd take out guys twice his size with ease. Tut was the real Black Panther.

Every step he took was dripping with confidence. He wasn't arrogant. He was just filled with calm competence. He wore a Wall street trench coat over his colors and a black narrow silk tie underneath. Tut had swag. Tut was swag. I remember the day when he brought home his first pair of urban camos. He was like bust this everyone. This sh*t is fresh. It certainly was.

He'd walk into the school assembly where he was asked to speak and the kids were awestruck. He'd speak on the harmful effects of drugs. Back then, before all the liberal freaks started handing out free crack pipes addicts would punch a small hole in an old pop can and use that. So here's Tut standing in from of an auditorium full of young kids. He'd hold up a crumpled pop can and say what do drugs do?! Then he'd raise the pop can up in the air and say drugs make you high and the kids all repeated him. Then he says but what happens when the drugs wear off? The crowd was silent. He drops the pop can and it makes a loud crashing sound then Tut says they make you crash. Then all the kids cheer and repeat him. It was a powerful image from a powerful man.

Tut would tell the kids drugs are bad. That's prevention. Tut would tell the kids I don't do drugs. I don't need them. That's being a role model. That is what kids are missing in the world today. Where have all the role models gone? It's up to us to lead by example but it all starts with the simple truth the WEF freaks refuse to recognize drugs are bad for you. If we are ever going to get out of this hell hole that we've created we need to start by confronting that primary lie. There is no safe supply, drugs are bad for you, don't do them. If your addicted we can help. Get treatment.

There's one simple reason we are losing the war on drugs. It's because we never fought it. All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men and women to remain silent and do nothing.