Cannabis Hemp News

The Daily Telegraph has 2 stories about drugs in general that readers can comment on so come on OzStoners lets hit them with facts,the truth. 1] Is this Sydney, or Amsterdam? 2] Minor drug use is major worry

Anyone out there ever seen this stuff before? It would be wicked for outdoors cause you could effectively grow all year round... :whistling?! It sound too good to be true? [at tachment=11511:attachment] by Dana Larsen (01 Aug, 1999) An Aussie grower shares secret techniques, and reveals a strange new strain of pot! After the Nimbin Mardi Grass festival ended I made my goodbyes with Dennis and the Aussie gang. But instead of going straight home I stopped in Sydney, where I was greeted by my friend Mr Ayers. He and his charming wife drove me to his farmland hours from the city, where he showed me his secret Australian grow techniques, regaled me with stories …

TWO men have been charged after police seized more than a tonne of cannabis being grown in state forests in Western Australia's southwest. Police said they discovered the cannabis, worth an estimated $1 million, at 15 different locations in state forests around Nannup, Augusta and Margaret River. Police used a helicopter to locate the crops between last Wednesday and Friday. Police have charged a 52-year-old Nannup man with cultivating cannabis with intent to sell or supply and possess cannabis with intent to sell or supply. He will face the Busselton Magistrates Court on March 27. A 48-year-old man, also of Nannup, was charged with cultivating a prohibited plan…

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/1/story....jectid=10427931 "A woman who called Napier police this morning to report a burglary became so upset she broke down in tears - although the police communications officer who took the initial call couldn't stop smiling. The call left senior sergeant Mal Lochrie shaking his head as he explained that the woman had called to report the theft of three marijuana plants which she had growing in pots outside." I'd prolly be crying too.

If you attack the veracity of shills like Dillon you catch there attention sooner or later they can't handle personal attacks as there lives are a fantasy world , a house of cards just waiting to tumble . Come and have a go at the fuckwit Anti-Cannabis-Nazi propagandist. right on this blog I suggest some come over as I suspect they are cowards and will blacklist me.

I originally saw this story on Prime News.. they must have recounted coz there was only 600 plants this arvo. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/1/story....jectid=10426280 "Really Your Honour Bro.. we don't sell any of ut, ut's just to keep the chuckuns quiet and heppy"

Herd on the news about a bust in Gin Gin. 900 plants found in national park. Cannabis crop located in National Park Three men will appear in court today charged following the discovery of several large drug crops in a National Park near Gin Gin.Gin Gin National Park drug crop As a result of extensive investigations by police from Bundaberg CIB and the State Drug Investigation Unit’s Plantation Squad, a search was conducted of an isolated area of bushland about an hour west of Granite Creek, outside of Gin Gin. More than 900 cannabis plants were located with some measuring three metres in height. Two large drums of dried cannabis were also located at one of the…

Debunking myths about marijuana: http://www.veryimportantpotheads.com/main2.htm Everyone is on here from Bill Gates to Pythagoras!

War on drugs failing: ex-judge FORMER royal commissioner and inaugural National Crime Authority chairman Don Stewart says attempts to deal with the growing illicit drug problem through traditional law enforcement methods have failed. The retired judge, who headed a royal commission into drug trafficking in Australia in the 1980s, says illegal drug use should be treated as a public health issue. "I have slowly come around to the point where I believe the handling of it in a criminal way is never going to work," Mr Stewart told The Weekend Australian. "Punitive measures will not work. We can't go on the way we are." In a book to be published next week, Mr Stewart say…

www.abc.net.au Yippee I hope this slows down the watering runs next session!!!