Lilley Renews Cannabis Call After Hash Cafe Tour |
Posted by FoM on July 14, 2001 at 13:27:30 PT Editorial Source: London Evening Standard Mr Lilley chatted with holidaying Britons as they smoked pot in the city where the drug is sold in regulated outlets. Afterwards, he said his first experience of seeing people getting stoned was "about as exiting as a coffee break at a convention of accountants". He told BBC Radio 5 Live: "I certainly don't want to encourage anyone to take cannabis, and what I've seen certainly doesn't encourage me to do so." But he said the tour had reinforced his belief in the importance of "breaking the link" between the supply of cannabis and the supply of heroin and cocaine. Snipped Home Comment Email Register Recent Comments Help |
Comment #2 posted by kaptinemo on July 15, 2001 at 15:24:30 PT:
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Remember when Barry-the-Liar travelled to Holland, supposedly to surveil the Dutch drug policies, but instead blathering on and insulting long time and trusted allies with his lies about the Dutch murder rate linked to their cannabis policies? He travelled over 4,000 miles at taxpayer's expense...but never set foot in a single 'coffeeshop'. Where he would have learned the truth in an instant. (Presupposing, of course, that that was his intent. Meself, I rather doubt it. Also, he would have been recognized and accosted by those Americans there who would have been happy to tell this bald-faced liar in front of an international clientele that he and his anti friends are flaming poepjegaaten.) Yet this Brit hops the ferry, makes a stop in Amsterdam, has a look around, gets an eyeful of the success of the Dutch...and goes home and tells the friggin' truth. What's more, he keeps on telling it. I am really beginning to wonder if our pols have anything in their nether regions besides methane. Ball-less, gut-less wonders of nature. [ Post Comment ] |
Comment #1 posted by J.R. Bob Dobbs on July 14, 2001 at 16:55:02 PT |
>>One of the advantages of having legalised outlets is that people can be told of the health risks from taking cannabis, and on the packet there can be a health warning. At present, because it's illegal, there is no way of informing the users of what dangers there are.<< Don't forget, buying under prohibition is inherently They also won't have to treasure it, and ingest it in the But this is a minor point in an otherwise ground- [ Post Comment ] |
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