Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta - Polysubstance enthusiast, "Lawtuber" turned Dabbleverse streamer, swinger, "whitebread ass nigga", snuffs animals for fun, visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold who lost his license to practice law. Wife's bod worth $50. The normies even know.

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What would the outcome of the harassment restraining order be?

  • A WIN for the Toe against Patrick Melton.

    Votes: 63 18.0%
  • A WIN for the Toe against Nicholas Rekieta.

    Votes: 4 1.1%
  • A MAJOR WIN for the Toe, it's upheld against both of them.

    Votes: 93 26.6%
  • Huge L, felted, cooked etc, it gets thrown out.

    Votes: 55 15.7%
  • A win for the lawyers (and Kiwi Farms) because it gets postponed again.

    Votes: 135 38.6%

  • Total voters
    350
Maybe his swiss cheese grey matter confused that with the actual statistic: 1 in 5 children of drug addicts test positive for drugs.

Source (not quora):

Hair samples from 21 children (23.3%) were positive for cocaine (concentration range 0.3-5.96 ng/mg of hair) with 1 sample also positive for 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine and another for opiates. In 88% of the positive cases, cocaine was also found in the hair of the accompanying parent (15 of 17 matched parent-child hair samples).
 
It is this post:

https://quora.com/What-are-all-the-...-I-have-tested-positive-for-cocaine-on-a-hair

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It sure is revealing how despite claiming in public that he became the resident expert upon thorough examination of 40 scientific papers, in private DMs the sort of citation he'd lob at a fencesitter was some unvetted one-paragraph post from a boomer "Q&A" website.

He really didn't do any more research than a hungover Saturday afternoon of random googling, did he?
And that's why laboratories have decontamination protocols skelly you fucking disingenuous faggot. This is giving me heavy deja vu, I read this exact post when piecing together stuff for the eventual takedown of skelly's ridiculous glove cope.

(It is true that benzoylecgonine can be synthesised by boiling cocaine in water. BOILING it, simply mixing it would not work.)
Here is a patent I found on google pertaining to the synthesis of benzoylecgonine: https://patents.google.com/patent/US5559123A/en
Skelly better find that medical glove and patent this because apparently all the complicated chemistry outlined in various patents pale in comparison to that magical glove and his daughter's scalp. :really:

Assuming the person wasn't outright lying, it was likely accidental ingestion. They didn't share the cutoffs and the number they got so your guess is as good as mine.

1) Positive does not mean user and negative does not mean zero. There was a CUTOFF. It was at a very high 500pg/mg.
2) She was tested positive at over 5000pg/mg, that was TEN TIMES the cutoff. The other children presumably had levels below 500pg/mg. Once again, not zero, just below.
3) They have a decontamination protocols and they would have verified the test since it was a positive.

>Heat cocaine in wet pipe
Yeah, no. The child didn't test positive for anhydroecgonine methyl ester (ACME) which can only be found when crack cocaine is smoked. She did not smoke cocaine.
>Transfer/contamination
The cutoff figures for laboratory workers that handle this stuff is usually 300pg/mg. I have never had a result above that, or even above 150 for the matter. Let alone >5000pg/mg.
>exhaled cocaine smoke can contaminate every hair sample taken leading to a positive result in a non-user
Irrelevant, as none of his other children had a positive result.
>No respectable drug testing laboratory does hair testing
Do I even need to explain why I ignored this retarded post?

The hair sample collected from her would have been through a decontamination protocol that would have removed environmental exposure and the pulverised. She's the one with longer hair. They take entire strands to cut them up. There is simply no external contamination scenario where she would have yielded above 5000pg/mg unless there's been catastrophic oversight and negligence. The laboratory running these tests has a solid track record no matter how much skelly wants to cope and seethe about the magical glove that metabolises cocaine into benzoylecgonine. Apparently the glove was so hot it boiled the cocaine in water right on her head to make the metabolite.
 
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That said, the nitrous development is far more hilarious. They call it ‘hippy crack’ in the UK.
They've called it that for a long, long time. It dates back at least to the Grateful Dead era, where there were always people hawking giant balloons of it in the parking lot.
 
Nitrous is one of those things that even a Level 47 drug user such as myself wouldn't touch. That shit briefly gets you high, but it's killing your braincells at the same time.
Compare how much nitrous you would receive for anesthesia to the equivalent amount of whippits you'd need to use. Extremely heavy use like Steve-O used to be on (pallets of canisters) is where you'd get into brain damage territory from the hypoxia but the worst case scenario from infrequent partying with nitrous would be a vitamin B-12 deficiency, which of course would be exacerbated by alcohol abuse. B-vitamin deficiency is the cause of "wet brain" for those who don't know.

TL;DR nitrous isn't particularly dangerous compared to anything else you could huff
 
And that's why laboratories have decontamination protocols skelly you fucking disingenuous faggot. This is giving me heavy deja vu, I read this exact post when piecing together stuff for the eventual takedown of skelly's ridiculous glove cope.
That Nick did not have the idea yet to blame it on Kayla is astonishing!

Kayla sneezed into her kids hair and since we know they were smelly and unwashed, it accumulated over several weeks of wiping cocaine snot into the kids hair. That is why its over 5000 and why Kayla has disappeared in shame.
 
It's the other way around. The 21 children were 23.33% of the whole (I estimate around 90-92 children in total were tested).
Ah you're right. It still seems we should be able to do simple math with those stats and derive whole numbers and not more rounding and approximation.

It's misleading to present such studies as random or evidence of anything. I haven't read it but just the quotes show the parents also testing positive at a high rate so you can't tell me this is a voluntary study where a bunch of random cocaine-using adults all volunteered to be tested with their kids.
 
It's misleading to present such studies as random or evidence of anything. I haven't read the whole thing but just the quotes show the parents also testing positive at a high rate so you can't tell me this is a voluntary study where a bunch of random cocaine-using adults all volunteered to be tested with their kids.
I'd assume the sample was mostly absolute fuckups like Nick who ended up with their homes filled with cocaine with their kids in them. And even 80% of them (supposedly) didn't test positive. So Nick, with 20% exactly of his kids testing positive, is at about the average range of absolute loser fuckup drug addicts.

Anyway those numbers are not only ridiculous and impossible, but they show the stupidity of adding things like .35% to the end of a number to make it look more credible when they're talking about something with multiple percentage point margins of error at best.
 
It is this post:
Did this retard really just cite the equivalent of Yahoo answers? Not even wikipedia???
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What a clown! Nobody that has half a braincell takes Quora or Yahoo answers seriously!
 
Maybe his swiss cheese grey matter confused that with the actual statistic: 1 in 5 children of drug addicts test positive for drugs.

Source (not quora):

Hair samples from 21 children (23.3%) were positive for cocaine (concentration range 0.3-5.96 ng/mg of hair) with 1 sample also positive for 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine and another for opiates. In 88% of the positive cases, cocaine was also found in the hair of the accompanying parent (15 of 17 matched parent-child hair samples).
Coincidentally, at least 1 out of 5 kids in the Rekieta household was (allegedly) given cocaine, so it tracks
 
Apparently they got even more testy on some Discord chat that Spectre is leaking now after being blocked there, having to do with some sort of PR work about metabolites that Nick directed Spectre to do, but that Nick didn't appreciate enough, or something (?):

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Since when did Nick start using Discord again anyway? Wasn't his server more or less abandoned?


EDIT: Photo attachments didn't work due to a sitewide issue so just go to the links for now.
Imagine being such a disingenuous smarmy faggot, you make Spectre "Captain Lance Corporal" 06 look tolerable and reasonable by comparison. Why can't he just tell someone to eat shit and die like a normal person?

ETA: Mixed up my Sektur rejects
 
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"Having cocaine in the same house as your children is irresponsible."
"What are you, a woman?"

Is there a loophole the government can use to execute Nick?
The way Nick uses fat or woman or gay to insult people reminds me of Chrischan and curse-ye-hame-ha. Like he believes his words have the power to smite rather than just making him look unable to respond to legitimate criticism.
 
Right, but that wasn’t what I asked. My question is whether standard drug panels test for kratom.

That said, the nitrous development is far more hilarious. They call it ‘hippy crack’ in the UK.

Remember, everybody: He’s just having FUN!


Most probation offices use a 10 panel test I believe, which is just the run of the mill drugs with probably fentanyl added onto it.
 
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Do I even need to explain why I ignored this retarded post?
This is the doctor whose Quora post Nick Rekieta is citing

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He is a Minneapolis weight loss doctor mentioned in the Star Tribune article below.

According to the article, he spent 5 years in prison for involvement in an illegal drug lab. He says he was wrongly convicted though.

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