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http://www2.skynews.com.au/news/article.aspx?id=189512 Un - Fucking - Believable We have got to do something about this!
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Source: www.news.com.au you'd think with them knowing the 18-25's are calling bullshit about the mental issues caused by drugs, in particular cannabis, they wouldnt be trying to make the teenagers believe they will get a mental illness from using drugs sure they might scare some kids away from drugs which will be a great thing, but once they grow up and start thinking for themself they'll try other drugs, not end up in a mental ward and then re-evaluate everything they have been told about drugs in the past
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Did anyone else get the 'Talking with your kids about drugs' propaganda? I do not disagree with helping out parents with dealing with drug use by the their children... but the fact that this slip by under everyone's noses is disgusting. Boasting figures over a billion dollars in fighting the drug trade and comparing figures such as the rise of cannabis convictions vs the amount of ice users (weird how as more people are charged for soft drugs the hard drug rates rise...). Reading it, it appears to be more anti-illicit drug propaganda to fuel the election (of course I knew this as soon as I say the side that said 'drugs and young people an important message from the prim…
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from www.brisbanetimes.com.au
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A substance found in the cannabis plant helps the body’s natural protective system clear dry, scaly skin rashes caused by allergic dermatitis, according to researchers from the U.S., Germany, Israel, Italy and Switzerland. Allergic dermatitis commonly causes acne-like rashes on the cheeks, eyelids and neck, as well as on areas of the elbow and the back of knees. Prolonged episodes can lead to facial wrinkles, thickening of the skin and facial pigmentation. The problem begins in youth and can continue through adulthood. Allergic contact dermatitis affects about 5 percent of men and 11 percent of women in industrialized countries, according to an article published in th…
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from news.com.au/couriermail/ I wonder if the trips to Amsterdam were tax deductible.
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from www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph What country did I wake up in this morning? What next? I'm a bit too angry to comment on this atm.
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nsw cops busted a massive indoor scrog grow worth $365000 bucks.they were so tall the cops could walk under neath it. the grow had about 8 or so lights ,what looked to be 1000w . i seen footage on chnnel ten news. i bet the growers a spewin, they were freakin huge.
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Author: ABC News Date: 08/08/07 Source: ABC News Copyright: © 2007 ABC
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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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http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/dri...6252630057.html Driver in crash that killed seven 'was affected by cannabis'
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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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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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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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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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