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Police drug sniffer dogs target children during school holidays - Lismore by Jess Stone April 12,2007 DTS - Exclusive First the NSW government gives us there latest teen anti-cannabis campaign , carrying tag lines such as "Pot. It mightn't kill you, but it could turn you into a dickhead" ,which is staggering in its stupidity ,and now I am informed by reliable sources that undercover police are patrolling the streets of the NSW far north town, Lismore deliberately targeting children during school holidays with sniffer dogs, supposedly randomly selecting their victims but sources inform DTS that children , homeless street people , aboriginals ,buskers but no grannies o…
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http://www.news.com.au/mercury/story/0,228...5006550,00.html Stoned stupidity GREG BARNS April 09, 2007 12:00am Article from: The Mercury Font size: + - Send this article: Print Email ANOTHER week, another series of headlines and stories about the impact of illicit drugs in our community -- and, naturally, more calls from the law-and-order brigade to jail people who take illicit drugs or traffic in them. Of course, it won't work. The war against drugs, which most Western societies appear addicted to, is simply a scandalous waste of money, resources and lives. Politicians fulminate about the evils of drugs such as ice and heroin, and judges and magistr…
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Just read that alcohol and tobacco have been rated as more dangerous than cannabis in a new British classification system. Alcohol number 5, tobacco 9, Cannabis 11.This article from the Daily Telegraph. You can comment apparently but it failed to work for me. Hope this link works http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/stor...5006007,00.html
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By staff reporters and the Herald Sun April 11, 2007 03:25pm VICTORIA police said today they had taken cannabis from a school in Kew and would speak to a 17-year-old student. The boy's parents would also be spoken to. Staff at the secondary college had co-operated with police. The Herald Sun reported today that Xavier College in Victoria was forced to expel a year 11 student for selling marijuana in the school yard. Another three pupils were suspended after admitting they bought the drug from the student. Staff at Xavier had decided not to go to police over the incident, instead referring the students concerned for counselling. Students at the independent…
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Modern life: Drug rap doesn't wash This story is so odd, we have to tell it straight. The Los Angeles Times reports that last week police stopped Don Bolles, the drummer with the punk band the Germs, on his way to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. His van had a broken tail-light. Inside the van, police say, they found "a toiletry kit containing denture glue, razors and a bottle of Dr Bronner's Magic Soap (peppermint fragrance)". A field test of the liquid soap allegedly indicated it contained GHB, a date-rape drug. Bolles was arrested for felony narcotics possession. The soap company's chief executive, David Bronner, heard of the arrest and hired Bruce Margolin, a …
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Australia's first ocean-going gay cruise, NaviGAYtion, has been raided by police, culminating in the arrest of four men on drug charges. The cruise, which left Sydney on Friday (March 30) for a three-day trip in the Tasman Sea, was the focus of a police operation involving an undisclosed number of officers from Sydney's Marine Area Command and sniffer dogs from the NSW Police Dog Unit. A statement released by NSW Police said five people were detected with drugs during the operation, in which all 1,200 passengers were searched as they boarded P&O liner the Pacific Sun. Of the five people found carrying drugs, four were charged with illicit drug offences - includ…
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Drug users claim lighter jail terms * 3000% increase in drug users claiming mental impairment * Top laywer says system is being rorted DRUG users are taking advantage of South Australia's mental impairment defence laws to gain lighter sentences. The head of the South Australian Parole Board Frances Nelson QC today said the definition of mental impairment was too wide under 10-year-old reforms by the SA Government and many criminals were escaping with lenient jail terms. Ms Nelson said she was concerned at a stark increase in the number of drug users who used a defence of mental impairment for murder and lesser crimes such as graffiti vandalism and growing …
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A man who grew 15 cannabis plants through a hydroponic operation at his home in Canberra has escaped conviction by an ACT Supreme Court. Police discovered the plants when they raided Guy Terance Hawksley's home in Turner in October 2003. Today the court heard he used the drug to treat pain from a back injury sustained when he was training to become an elite rower. Hawksley provided results from a test for cannabis to show he was now clean. Justice Terry Connolly said the man had turned his life around and was now finding alternative ways to treat the pain. He did not convict Hawksley but placed him on a 12-month good behaviour bond. Author:ABC Date:Wednesday, …
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WWW>NEWS>COM>AU Hmm now this could make it very dry very fast!! Cant wait to see some images and details on what was seized
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Hey All just wanted to let everyone know I've updated the community default avatars so if yours is missing then you will have to either find it here again or choose another if it's no longer listed. Use them here or at your other favourite online communitys, or even as link back images on your own sites. They are all made up of images from around these forums and sites along with famous faces & symbols. Hope you like them so far and there is plenty more to come. If you also have any suggestions or images for more then please PM them to me. https://cannabis.community.forums.ozstoners...CODE=getgallery
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just reading the paper and found this in there these guys have no idea about moving drugs they should use a sub i have one its called migaloo and it looks like a whale you may have seen it a while ago it got to much media so i painted it a differnt color http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews....xml&src=rss i know this site isnt for this product but well thats a big load someone is serius
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http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=157547 I know it's nothing world changing this bit of news, but it really strcuk a chord with me the poor sod. Like life's not bad enough for a sick bloke, sufferoing schitozphrenia, but to spend 22 years in jail for something not only you are innocnet of, but a foul horrible thing to have pople consider of you aswell... I haven't got the link, it's on my crashed computer. But another sad story of American "justice", is the guy that made it common knowledge how the Bush family made their family fortune (bank-rolling the Nazi war machine) is in jail indefinately. He's been accused of terrorism I believe, for no more than inv…
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Poverty: The Only Thing Money Can’t Buy! “…place central importance on the great conflict which is eternally waged between Liberty and Power .... I see the liberty of the individual not only as a great moral good in itself ... but also as the necessary condition for the flowering of all the other goods that mankind cherishes: moral virtue, civilization, the arts and sciences, economic prosperity.” Conceived in Liberty, Volume II Murray Newton Rothbard …
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Do “Skunk” Stats Stink? Trevor Butterworth, March 27, 2007 British newspapers clash over drug war: is super-cannabis turning users schizo? Britain is in the middle of a newspaper war about whether some newspapers went too far in advocating liberalization of the nation’s drug laws. On Monday, the Daily Telegraph ran a front-page headline “Skunk killed my beloved son,” wherein a mother recounted the suicide of her teenage son, after a descent into “cannabis induced psychosis.” “I was stunned to learn that cannabis could be so harmful - it bore no resemblance to the drug I had puffed once or twice at university. And although it has been around for years, I had never he…
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