Britain to rethink Cannabis policy...

[Guest Eikel]

This shits me...

 

You don't find them classifying alcohol as a "dangerous drug" because of it's affects on people who are pre-disposed to mental disorders

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/0...reut/index.html

[everest]

Former Home Secretary David Blunkett defended the declassification last year, saying it would give police more time to tackle dealers and prosecute cases involving more serious drugs such as cocaine, ecstasy and heroin.

 

 

now this bloke has got class, he's friggen blind and he still sees the truth

[Eddie E]

Don't worry about us here in the UK. All this debate is simply a way of the Labour Party putting the drug debate back for a few months until after the general election. Rather than wait for criticism they have asked the 'Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs' (the group that recommended re-classification originally) to report on the effects of two recent research documents. Both research groups have indicated that dealing with cannabis through legalisation would be a better way forward.

 

Don't expect any change, or even real consideration of change.

 

Regards

Eddie

[Tom]

Typical pre-election scare mongering then, one of the main weapons of politicians the word over , great to see you back Eddie. :thumbsup