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Interesting article by some wank job in today's Sunday Mail. He seems to sway back and forth with which side he is on the argument, but he makes some pretty fucked up inconclusive statements. I thought I should write a letter to the editor, simply because it pissed me off so much that I thought it warranted one. The letter I sent reads: "This is in response to Terry Sweetman's disheartening and misinformed article titled "Drug epidemic is making us all sick". I'm sorry to hear that your perspective and opinions have been influenced so sickly by your prejudices and fear of the unknown. Sadly, this is the main view held by a society of double-standards. Judging by y…
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Terror bill allows 'secret' police raids Wednesday Aug 8 12:06 AEST The Senate has passed a bill which will enable police investigating serious crimes to delay telling suspects that their properties have been searched. The Crimes Legislation (National Investigative Power and Witness Protection) bill, which will now be debated in the House of Representatives, would allow federal police to apply for delayed notification search warrants. Police would not have to inform suspects for at least three months, and in some cases several years, that a search had occurred. The warrants could be issued to police investigating federal crimes carrying sentences of 10 years or mo…
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Another win for the 'good' guys. What a friggin joke, if these laws aren't designed to make criminals out of people who haven't committed any crime then I don't know what their point is. Has this guy actually hurt or disadvantaged anyone? Aren't laws meant to be there for the protection of society? How many other poor slobs like this guy have been taken from their families and added to the prison population that preceding U.S. presidents (and the current muppet) have boasted of increasing every year? I read a report the other day that claimed the U.S. has more political prisoners than any other country on Earth. I dont doubt it. http://www.cannabisculture.com/articles…
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Heya stoners .. daily i scan the net for Cannabis related stories and let me say the worlds newspaper reporters serve up volumes of shocking stories related to cannabis, it is completely free for all when it comes to demonising our recreational drug of choice ... because of the large numbers of stories it is impossible to list them entirely here , but i wanted to share some of todays headlines with you .... all these stories available from google news Cannabis is bad for you, but it's also impossible to ban It's far more important to educate people about what dope does to the brain than reclassify and then crack down on it Guardian Unlimited, UK How cannabis tur…
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Come out of the Cannabis Closet Canada - The Series Check out our most recent interviews with hosts Loretta Clark and Alison Myrden and starring Reverend Brother Zeno Michael from the G13 Mission of God in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Filmed and edited by Cam Lynch. http://youtube.com/profile?user=cannabiscloset Please pass on to ALL your friends and be sure to Post EVERYWHERE... We're going GLOBAL!!! Love and a squish, Alison xx www.leap.cc www.themarijuanamission.com
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"Marijuana capital Nimbin facing 'overdue' cop crackdown" By Samantha Williams July 07, 2007 01:00am Article from: The Daily Telegraph. * Police 'had enough' of blatant drug-dealing * Force doubled to cope with "rising crime" * New York-style "broken windows" approach IT'S the town that has continued to break the law with its laissez-faire attitude to drugs. But after years of open drug dealing on the streets as well as a rising tide of violence, police have had enough. Local Area Commander Bruce Lyons, the man in charge of policing the far North Coast town, is now taking a zero tolerance policy to drugs. He is fed up with the decades-old drug c…
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MORE children of drug addicts should be removed from their parents and adopted out, Liberal MP Bronwyn Bishop believes. Ms Bishop, who is chairing a parliamentary inquiry into the impact of illicit drug use and families, believes the current system is skewed towards the interests of drug-using parents rather then their children. "We hear the mantra everything is done in the interest of the child, but evidence I've taken in, not only the inquiry I'm doing but other inquiries, show that lip service is paid to that but it's not in the interest of the child," Ms Bishop has told the ABC's Four Corners program. Ms Bishop said she wanted to see better opportunities for the…
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One joint the same as five ciggies - study Author: Unknown Date: July 31, 2007 10:07am Source: News.com.au Copyright: © 2007 Davies Brothers Pty Limited. Here's a link to the website the report came from but I can't seem to find the article they are talking about though.
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Author: www.dutchnews.nl Date: Tuesday 24 July Source: http://www.dutchnews.nl/news/archives/2007...home_mariju.php Copyright: 2007 dutchnews.nl
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Pity it doesn't damage stupid reporting. http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/how-ca...5647827071.html "YOUNG rats high on cannabis suffer far greater memory loss, and more lasting changes in brain function than doped-up adult rodents. Research by Sydney scientists has also found the drug is a turn-off for grown-up rats. However, the wisdom of age comes too late. "Cannabis produces much greater long-term changes in adolescent than adult rat brains," said Iain McGregor, professor of psychopharmacology at the University of Sydney. His research team used sophisticated cages - more like three-room houses - for the experiments. Each room was given different wallpaper …
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Singapore News ============== Tougher approach against abusers of cocaine, cannabis By S Ramesh, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 25 July 2007 1944 hrs ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- SINGAPORE: Singapore's Central Narcotics Bureau and Prisons Department are going to get tougher on first- and second-time abusers of cannabis and cocaine. From 1 August, these abusers will be sent to the Drug Rehabilitation Centres for rehabilitation. Recalcitrant abusers will face a long-term imprisonment of at least five years and three strokes of the cane and a maximum sentence of seven years' imprisonment and six strokes of the cane …
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MELBOURNE has one of the highest rates of drug-induced crime in the nation. Drug tests on police station detainees found three-quarters were affected by drugs including ice, heroin, ecstasy and cannabis. One third of Melbourne watchhouse detainees were affected by heroin -- a greater rate than anywhere else. The results, from a survey of 4555 detainees across the country, reveal potent links between drug use and crime. The Australian Institute of Criminology report also found abuse of the amphetamine ice had stabilised, but not fallen, after years of rising use. Ice, or crystal meth, has been blamed for rising violent crime and mental health problems. It has s…
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SEVEN people have been arrested at the airport of a remote Aboriginal community for allegedly trying to smuggle drugs and alcohol into the "dry zone". Four females - aged 24, 41, 44 and 54 - and three males - aged 21, 21 and 52 - were followed by police on a flight from Darwin yesterday afternoon. They were arrested on Groote Eylandt where police allegedly found a combined total of 281 grams of cannabis, with an estimated value if sold by the gram in a remote community of $28,100. They also located a combined total of 4,350ml of Bundaberg Rum, 2,100ml of Jim Beam, one Rum and Cola and Bourbon and Cola can and a four litre cask wine inside the luggage. The Top End …
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Hey guys, just a heads up but there's an Australian cannabis magazine coming out soon - Sticky Point www.stickypointmagazine.com Heard it on the grapevine, sorry if I've pre-empted someone's announcement here, but it all seems pretty public now. Looks good too, some good writers like JJ and it sounds like they'll be giving a good go of it, fucking awesome. Bout time we had a legally distributed magazine down here, good job guys.
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TMNT video clip thats good for a laugh
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