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On wednesday, 02/03/05, the International Narcotics Control Board issued his anual report for 2004. Basically summarizing the main findings about cannabis: 1) Concerning Europe, 28.8 Million Europeans, which is 5,3% of the total population, consumed cannabis productions within the last 12 months. 2) In America, approximately 2.500 t in form of plants are cultivated per year, accordign to the estimations of the INCB. Moreover it is to be noted that 3,3 million plants were destroyed- most of which were wild weed being found all over the country. 3) Marocco is still the biggest exporter of cannabis resin to Europe, and this year it was estimated that for 2003…

Hi all, Anyone heard of ways to beat a drug test? Apart from staying of the smoke for a month that is. My mate has to get one soon but is a heavy smoker, hes prepared to quit and wait it out before the test but asked me if there was anything that blocks/masks the test. I thought it would be interesting to hear anyones ideas about what they have heard or are they impossible to beat? He can get a QML drug test for $25 so we have a test subject So fire away no matter how strange it might sound.

Hiya all found this on KK and thaught ya might enjoy. It relates to USA : Ok all, heres a exerpt from an AP news segment, enjoy. The Conventional One Has Been Highly Costly, With Little Return. Making Narcotics Legal -- And Very Expensive -- Can Reduce Addiction And Crime Starting with Richard Nixon, every U.S. President has declared war on drugs. The FBI, CIA, DEA, military, and countless prosecutors have devoted enormous resources to combating narcotics over the past several decades. According to an estimate by Boston University economist Jeffrey A. Miron, federal, state, and local governments have put some $33 billion in resources toward prosecuting the war on d…

Drugs, Guns, Computers & an elaborate Hydro setup.... Pure are you still here? (Just kidding around, although I hope it wasn't you). http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,12366228-421,00.html -- Eikel.

A Tasmanian man who said that he grew Cannabis to relieve boredom was jailed yeasterday for 3 months. The man who is named in the Report , but which I will omit ., Had earlier pleaded guilty to to one charge of cultivating a controlled plant and one count of stealing by dishonestly diverting Electricty. the 44 year had earlier pleaded not Guilty to a charge of, ( Get This Guys ) Possesing things intended for use in The cultivation of a controlled plant for sale. Cheif Justice Peter Underwood said the defendant, had made a considerd decision to break the law in a substantial manner. The Cheif Justice convicted the defendant to 5 months jail , with 2 months suspended on…

Boffins to build 'hemp houses' February 18, 2005 From: AAP RESEARCHERS on the NSW north coast are preparing to harvest 2.5 million cannabis plants to build what's believed to be Australia's first hemp homes. Dr Keith Bolton from Southern Cross University said the hemp crop is expected to be harvested in the next couple of weeks, before the building of two houses commences. "We're certainly expecting them to be finished before the end of the year and we'll be commencing the building in the next couple of months," he said. The four year commercialisation research project involves the Southern Cross University, NSW University and Byron Shire Council. One house is t…

Anyone see the crap that they pulled in the USa, the "land of the free" () the other day? Full scale drug raids, with cops holding guns on school children, terrorising them, as they searched their bags and lockers. The kids fell to the ground, were made to lay with their hands out, as if they had commited a crime, and scared them shitless. How much dope did the cops find? None. The cops reckon they did nothing over the top. And the principle says he saw nothing wrong with what they did. It seems that the land of the free, the centre of western civilastion, the leader of the free world, and other self proclaimed bullshit names; finds no offence in menacing children…

A former president of the Rebels Motorcycle Club Bendigo chapter who was involved in a conspiracy to traffick drugs was yesterday sentenced to 19 months' jail. But Paul John Maher walked from the Bendigo County Court a free man, having already served 410 days of the sentence - the remainder of which was suspended. Maher, 40, of Nyah West, had earlier pleaded guilty to eight charges including conspiracy to traffick methlamphetamines, incitement to inflict serious injury and possess and cultivate cannabis. Two of Maher's co-offenders - Robert Edward Hudson, of Warrnambool and Anthony Lewis Russell, of Launceston, also each pleaded guilty to one charge of conspiracy to…

Though still a proud and strong man, and above all loyal to the Gypsy Jokers Motorcycle Club he co-founded in the early 1970s, media and friends agree Mr Hoddy was feeling the effects of constant attention from the authorities hellbent on breaking him. He was not the same man who thumped a cop during a brawl when WA police unnecessarily harassed mourners during a club associate's funeral in 2001. He was not the same man renowned for fighting out of his weight class and he certainly wasn't the same man who vowed to fight tooth-and-nail to win back the assets that had been taken from him. Reduced to driving a car left unused when close friend Gary Ernest White was convi…

Simultaneous raids on the homes of four alleged WA-based Outlaws Motorcycle Club associates uncovered drugs, guns and paraphernalia linking the men to the international bike club. Gang response officers seized two rifles, a silencer, ammunition and small quantities of ecstasy and cannabis from homes in Balga, Maida Vale, Eden Hill and Gidgegannup during yesterday morning’s raids. They also found banners and T-shirts bearing Outlaws slogans and the black and white club patch — a small skull and crossed pistons dubbed Charlie. The raids led police to charge two men with firearms and minor drug offences. Gang response unit Det-Sen. Const. Sean Gartlan said police did not hav…