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useless_faq2006-06-28 07:33 pm
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Обдолбаные лидеры
Были ли наркоманы/алкоголик среди глав государств
Имеется ввиду момент когда они исполняли обязанности,
а не отдельные периоды их жизни.
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ЕБН безусловно
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Авраам Линкольн
Ельцин, это уж всех времён и народов рекорд
Пётр Первый (типичный алкаш)
Александр Третий, фактически умер от алкоголизма
"да их там тыщи..."
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Буш пил какойто время _до_
Не знаю, насколько достоверно
During the first six months of his presidency, Kennedy's physicians "administered large doses of so many drugs that [Dr. Janet] Travell kept a `Medicine Administration Record'" [6b]. Many of the drugs Kennedy received affect thinking:
cortisone [injected] Cortisol has profound psychological effects. At one extreme, "steroid psychosis" can result. At the other, a profound sensation of well-being can occur. In between, the effects are more difficult to characterize.
cortisone [oral]
lomotil For diarrhea. Contains anti-cholinergic compounds, which, in toxic doses, can make someone "mad as a hatter."
paregoric For diarrhea. Contains opium. Mentation is probably unaffected if used in reasonable doses, but Kenndey was taking at least 3 medications for diarrhea, suggesting that doses were high.
phenobarbital A classic "downer"
testosterone Was Kennedy's "bull-like" libido a side effect of testosterone? Was his cholesterol level of 410?
trasentine An anti-diarrhea medication. There is very little published about this drug. Side effects include giddiness and euphoria.
Tuinal A mixture of secobarbital and amobarbital Kennedy used to help him sleep. Amobarbital is better known as Amytal, one of the more common "truth serum" drugs.
amphetamines Post and Robins, writing in 1993, thought it was "highly suggestive" that Kennedy took amphetamines while President, but considered it unproven [16a]. The recent Atlantic article states definitively that Kennedy received injections of amphetamines and painkillers from "Dr. Feelgood," a.k.a. Max Jacobson [6b]. Kennedy dismissed concerns about the injections, saying, "I don't care if it's horse piss. It works." Jacobson's medical license was revoked in 1975. Previously, in 1969, all controlled substances in his possession were confiscated by the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs [16a]. It is thought that Kennedy was under the influence of amphetamines when he made his "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech [16a].
To put things in a different light, if an officer in the U.S. Air Force were taking any one of these medications, he or she would not even be allowed to talk on the radio to aircraft as supervisor of flying. Kennedy, as commander-in-chief, was supervisor for the entire Air Force.
Question: Did the Bay of Pigs result from Kennedy talking, or was it the testosterone talking? [More]
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