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From: maxwell@deep-13.gizmo.com
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Newsgroups: alt.drugs
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Subject: Re: How to tell a NARC??
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Date: 28 Feb 94 02:45:55 -0600
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Message-ID: <1994Feb28.024555.1@deep-13.gizmo.com>
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In article <2ks0gt$hn0@genesis.ait.psu.edu>, Jah <bpo101@psu.edu> writes:
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> I was just curious for any info anyone may have regarding narcs: what
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> they can and can't do, anything to watch for in a suspected person?
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Of course you know that any narc worth its badge will lie to you if you ask
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it if it's a narc.
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If the narc is good at its job, you won't be able to tell it's a narc --
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even _after_ you're busted.
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HOWEVER: you should be concerned about people who ask to see your grow room
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or ask you to perform illegal acts such as
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1. scoring drugs for them.
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2. telling them from whom they can score drugs.
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Be concerned if the person seems unusually assertive or pushy. If the
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person seems to know how to manipulate you into saying incriminating things,
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or asks too many questions... be wary. If the person makes you nervous: bail
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out -- at worst you're being overcautious, at best you preserved your freedom.
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You should know that narcs *are* allowed to injest illegal drugs, so just
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because some guy smokes a doob' w/ you, it doesn't mean he's "cool".
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There is a special case, wrt LSD (and presumably other psychotomimetics). It
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has been suggested that if someone asks you for acid and you think he might be
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a narc, tell him to "Open your mouth and close your eyes." The idea is that
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someone who wants to trip, and trusts you enough to ask you to supply them,
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should trust you enough to provide them with the appropriate dosage. But, so
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the theory goes, a narc, knowing full well the ego bending (or disassociative
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or psychotomimetic-- pick your fave term) effect of LSD will refuse the OYM&CYE
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offer because he fears the possible loss of his self- censorship and the
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subsequent possibility of outing himself.
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There is some validity to this (for instance I'd be very surprised if a narc
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would ever knowingly use LSD and xtc at the same time...) but there are some
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major holes, too. In the case of LSD, the narc could simply absent himself from
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the scene before the acid kicks in, or he could surreptitously counter-dose
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himself with thorazine, a drug guarenteed to short circuit acid trips [although
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the effects of thorazine should be fairly easy to discern].
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Some other *possible* tip-offs include can include the wearing of fannypacks or
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the presence of a small group of people dressed in very similar clothing,
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moving as a unit. For instance, at Weedstock 92, they found a whole *nest* of
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narcs. They looked like regular hempsters -- one even carried a hempstalk
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walking stick (confiscated, no doubt, from some hapless WOD victim).
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These narcs initially outed themselves by their incessant solicitation at the
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event: going from campsite to campsite asking for shrooms, doses and herb.
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Eventually one of the narcs was spotted by a guy who'd been busted by him in
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another state. The organizers soon cordoned off these soulless, contemptable,
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professional liars and confronted them, which was when their "uniform" became
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apparent: several (3,4?) were wearing Arab-style headdress, and they were the
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only ones at the event so dressed. They moved as a group, although their
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separation was btw 5~20 meters so the group was difficult to discern.
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Apparently the headgear made it easier for the DEA spotters across the valley
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to keep them under watch. They all wore fannypacks to, I believe.
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As the first group of narcs was isolated, their backup materialized out of
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nowhere, although to the casual observer they appeared to be interested
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gawkers. They too were largely identifiable by a common apparel style, although
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it was a little more subtle. One guy in particular, christened "the Snake", was
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truly amazing-- he pulled off three or four costume changes in the span of
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about 10 minutes! It seeemed like everytime someone blinked, he'd be in a
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different style of dress; it took hours to track and eject him, i believe. So
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be concerned about someone with multiple pairs of sunglasses, T-shirts, and
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hats.
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At another event, I witnessed a similar set of characteristics under slightly
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different conditions: the Narcs outed themselves immediately upon arrival, on
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purpose. I guess they didn't want to have to bust anyone. They were all
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dressed essentially the same, carried fannypacks, wore the same color shirts,
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hats and sunglasses and moved as an amorphous unit.
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Unfortunately, this advice is mostly good only for public events, not small,
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private encounters.
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There is another type of narc that's a bitch to smoke out: the Babe. (called
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the honeytrap in spy novels). Here's the secret of the honeytrap: there aren't
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very many women involved in the scene, so women are welcomed fairly easily and
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unquestioningly; stereotypically beautiful women even more so. It's a major
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problem to deal with because it fucks up the sociology of the group. However,
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there tends to be a correlation between the Babe's apparent "availability" and
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"susceptability" and Narcness. If the female seems to be unattached and appears
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to be seriously wasted and/or sexually available, but moves from group to
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group -- especially if she implies scoring drugs will yield sexual favors --
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watch out. I totally hate the honeytrap, it's extremely effective, and dealing
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with it can very easily generate lots of misogynist fallout. I imagine the best
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way to deal w/ this one is to look for her backup -- if you can find it -- and
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to monitor a "wasted" woman very very carefully, but very very surreptitiously
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and try to determine if she's really as wasted as she appears. lotsa luck. If
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you're concerned, the best bet is to split from her presence. The honeytrap is
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evil. But, Please, don't _assume_ that women are narcs.
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Unfortunately, good narcs know all about this stuff and won't make mistakes.
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And even more unfortunately, regular people can seem like narcs if you're
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paranoid or they're clueless fools.
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Of course, under NO circumstance should you ever threaten or harm a person you
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suspect of narcitude. EVER. bad karma, bad move, ugly scene. While Narcs are
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subhuman scum unworthy to dine on the contents of your bowels, you will get in
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major legue trouble for fucking w/ them. Let them grow old and die of natural
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causes without any intervention or harm from you and trust God to deal with
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them in his own time. (If there's any justice in the universe they'll be
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reincarnated as veal calves or drug-test monkeys.)
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That's the tactics. The strategy is to keep your nose clean, don't deal,
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traffic, or conspire or grow.
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Any input from the clueful?
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herbally.max
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mmonningh@igc.apc.org
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dir imi.
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