Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 1:39 am
Cupz wrote:I am going to write a book:
100 and 1 uses for
Hennep
im sure its already been written.
Cupz wrote:I am going to write a book:
100 and 1 uses for
Hennep
isawdrones wrote:Cupz wrote:I am going to write a book:
100 and 1 uses for
Hennep
im sure its already been written.
Doesn't explain why it's illegal in the UK.Infinite E wrote:niknak wrote:I remember seeing a documentary once that said it was made illegal in the US not because it's a drug (they just used that as a excuse) but because a rich, powerful linen or cotton grower lobbied the government to ban it because he though hemp fibre would overtake linen/cotton as the main source of clothing material. Typical US policy of helping big business and fuck everyone else.
Nowadays there's no way a US politician is ever going to suggest it be legalised, for fear of beaing seen as a hippie-loving pinko.
Here in the UK nearly every politician has admitted to using it in the past. And it's still illegal.
It's a plant people! It grows in the wild! How can you say it's wrong to use it!!
Another reason is it was grown a lot in mexico, (at the time of Villa and Zapata's revolution) and much of the revolutionary's fundinding came from selling weed. The US governemnt was shit scared that the revolution would spread, or that they would ride up and attack the parts of the southern US that had been fairly recently conquered from mexico, so they tried to cut the source of funding. Whatever your opinoin of the mexican revolution, it's fucking stupid that remains illegal to this day
Tarsier wrote:pot is bad it sucks out your brain cells
justin wrote:remember kids Drink your drugs and don't do milk ! .
Dutch Government To Back Cheap Medicinal Weed - 2nd February 2006
Patients seeking pain relief may soon be heading for the Dutch city of Groningen to buy affordable and potent medical marijuana in the country's first pharmacy specializing in the pungent weed.
Although cannabis is readily available in the country's famous coffee shops, the foundation for Medicinal Cannabis Netherlands wants to launch a pharmacy in the northern Dutch city so patients can buy high-grade cannabis at affordable prices, evening daily NRC Handelsblad reported on Wednesday.
Groningen city council member Fleur Woudstra, who supports the cannabis pharmacy, told the paper that while pot may be cheaper in coffee shops -- usually around 10 euros ($12) for the equivalent of 3 or 4 joints -- quality often suffers.
The price of Groningen's medicinal weed will be around 5 euros per gram, which is cheaper than highly potent medicinal cannabis bought at other regular pharmacies, the paper said.
The Office of Medicinal Cannabis -- a Dutch government agency -- and the community of Groningen as well as the local police all support the endeavor.
Two more cannabis pharmacies are planned in the towns of Hoogezand and Assen.
On Thursday the lower house of parliament is due to debate the distribution of medicinal cannabis.
Dutch minister of health Hans Hoogervorst wants it to be possible for pharmacists to sell medical weed up until 2007.