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Bikie Drug Raids
by Guest billy bonger- 2 replies
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Six held after bikie raids 16dec03 SIX people have been charged after police allegedly seized firearms and drugs during raids today on 13 premises, including a bikie clubhouse, in Melbourne's south-east. Four men faced Frankston Magistrates Court today on charges including affray, serious assault, false imprisonment and aggravated burglary, police said. Brendan , 30, Bradley, 39, Leon , 29, all of Hastings, and Michael , 39, of Westernport Marina, were remanded in custody to appear in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday. Two other men, a 43-year-old from Tootgarook and a 40-year-old from Hastings, were charged with drug offences and released on bail. Police sa…
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Wino worm
by Guest billy bonger- 0 replies
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I'm a great source of useless imformation :: Wino worms show booze tolerance By Kylie Walker 16dec03 MUTANT worms may hold the key to why some drinkers can booze all night without a slur or stumble – yet others disgrace themselves after just a few. Hundreds of worms got wasted when US researchers set out to find out why people behave differently when they get drunk. Most of the inebriated worms wiggled less, moved more slowly and laid fewer eggs before falling into "a state of profound sedation". However, the University of California team found some of them remained sober, even after soaking up the equivalent of the human drink-driving blood alcohol limit. …
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I just saw an add for 10 news and the sound bite was something like the tittle so I will watch it and post/edit some details, but if others are aroound and get that chance to see it it would be good to get some other opinions on the causes and exactly what happened etc
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Police charge eight after drug raids
by Guest Babybear- 7 replies
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news link West Australian police have seized more than 200 grams of methylamphetamine in a series of raids and charged eight people. The state's Organised Crime Investigations and Gang Response units raided the Perth and Kalgoorlie properties. Police said they found cannabis, dexamphetamines and items believed to be pyrotechnics. Kevin Ross Smith, 44, of Kalgoorlie, faced Kalgoorlie Court of Petty Sessions charged with conspiring to supply methylamphetamine and possessing unlicensed firearms. He was also charged with four counts of selling a prohibited drug; with possessing methylamphetamine with intent to supply, and with possessing cannabis and hashish. …
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Addiction, Dependance and Tolerance: Repeated use of many drugs leads to tolerance and dependence. Dependence is characterized by physical or psychological withdrawal symptoms. Tolerance is the reduction in response to the same repeated dose and can occur through different mechanisms: pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic and learned tolerance. Addiction is a syndrome characterized by compulsive drug-seeking behavior that results in an impairment in social and psychological functions or damage to health It is the result of long term changes in the brain and involves more than just the changes seen in dependence and tolerance. Eg ppl have used opiates for long per…
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Hey guys I'm from the UK and I've just found this link on the Mark Thomas website http://www.smokebush.co.uk It seems they got shut down and banned several times for selling anti bush T-shirts with the slogan 'Smoke Bush not Iraq' In the UK every student message board banned them and were politely asked not to come back to markets and boot sales because they were 'attracting the wrong sort of people' A few us citizens even had their t-shirts confiscated on return to the US! Do you have the same trouble in Oz? for the full thread click here: http://www.mtcp.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?...er=asc&start=30 MW
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THIRTY-one people have been arrested and $3.5 million worth of property seized after cannabis suppliers were successfully targeted by a combined Queensland and NSW police operation. Queensland Police started Operation Bravo Chilly in June focused on the production and distribution of cannabis between north Queensland's Whitsunday area and northern NSW. Police said today a total of 83 drug and property offences had resulted from the operation so far and investigations were continuing. State Crime Operations Command Detective Acting Chief Superintendent Kev Robinson said the operation had been successful in identifying cannabis producers. Supt Robinson said property…
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Kubbys denied political asylum in Canada!
by Guest niall- 0 replies
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It's a bit of a shock, but Steve Kubby and his family have been denied political asylum in Canada. If you haven't been following his plight, Steve was instrumental in California's 215 legislation allowing medicinal marijuana. He fled the United States when it became clear he could not use his medicine from within prison. Steve has a rare form of adrenal cancer, no-one has ever lasted as long as he has, and he has dozens of doctors and researchers backing him up that it's the cannabis. Testimony during the hearings made it very clear that if he returned to California he would be jailed, and denied his medicine, but Canada's Immigration Hearing found that Steve: "did…
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I have been asked to repost this as its own thread as I posted it as a reply on the 6th page of another thread and it may get missed. We really need your support in the NT.... anyone coming up here and wanna join in the fun? PS: Got breaking news today.... they have found the tape! Hansard video missing in Northern Territory Parliament Invasion Case Key evidence has gone missing from the court proceedings against 9 drug law reform activists who peacefully entered the Legislative Assembly of Australia’s Northern Territory on the 14th of May last year. The original Hansard video of the incident has vanished despite being held in the custody of the NT Court sys…
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Cannabis events in Spain.
by Guest nol van schaik- 3 replies
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I have visited and reported on two of many cannabis competitions in Spain, way different than the ones I had seen so far. links are here: La Bella Flor competition, Malaga. http://www.hempcity.net/travelreports/spai...gs/2/index.html La Semillita, Seville. http://www.hempcity.net/travelreports/harv...ille/index.html
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Jesus & Marijuana Cannabis and the Christ: Jesus used Marijuana "If you know the truth, the truth will make you free." (John 8:32) Jesus used Marijuana As doubtful as the following hypothesis might first seem to the reader, I might as well boldly state my case right from the start: either Jesus used marijuana or he was not the Christ. The very word "Christ", by the implication of its linguistic origins and true meaning, gives us the most profound evidence that Jesus did in fact use the same herb as his ancient semitic ancestors, and which is still used by people around the world for its enlightening and healing properties. The Greek title "Christ" is …
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i like bongs
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Im not paranoid. Im just cynical. I dont trust GM foods and I belive the whole GM food thing is a system set up by american corporate interests to screw the rest of the world... so what of GM dope?. GM canola is said to be more resiliant claim the GM people. the poor farmers found out that they cant use a percentage of there crop to grow the next generation because the seeds from GM canola are sterile. they find they have to purchace more of the GM seed to grow next season. and thats not considering the health aspects of GM foods. if the same companys that screw the average canola farmers are doing it to dope then what can we expect... if anyone knows anything abo…
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A MAN and woman will face court after the discovery of more than $300,000 worth of cannabis at a house on the NSW central coast. Police said officers were following up inquiries at a home on the Pacific Highway, Gosford, after a 47-year-old man was involved in a minor collision yesterday. When they arrived at the property there was the strong smell of cannabis, a spokesman said. Officers obtained a search warrant and returned to the house shortly before 3pm (AEDT) where they discovered a large number of cannabis plants, leaf, seeds and amphetamines. A 26-year-old woman was arrested, she remained in custody to appear in Gosford Local Court today. The 47-year-old …
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This information is taken from: Pharmacology: Rang H.P. Dale M.M. Ritter J.M. 3rd Edition (1st printed in 1995 and reprinted '98) Publshed by Churchill Livingston. pages 661-664 And intended to help guide ppl who use mj for med use mostly but there will be info for the recreational user and it is not opinion it is a summary of a well respected and easily accessible book so if there is disbelief or general enquires I would be happy to provide more info or there is always the option of investigating the references: INTRO. Cannabis sativa (CS) grows freely in temperate and tropical climates and contains the active substance 1-tetrahydrocannabinol (or 9-THC dependin…
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