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  Vandalia Campground Owner Continues Standoff
Posted by FoM on September 02, 2001 at 11:18:51 PT
By The Associated Press 
Source: Herald-Palladium 

cannabisnews.com A standoff between police and a Southwest Michigan campground owner facing drug and weapons charges continued Saturday, authorities said.

Cass County Sheriff's Deparment deputies went to Rainbow Farm -- which is described on its Web site as an "alternative campground & concert arena" -- about noon Friday after neighbors said the owner, Grover Thomas Crosslin, 47, was burning buildings on the property.

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Comment #5 posted by New Mexican on September 02, 2001 at 16:14:03 PT
Thanks!
Mr. Green genes was a big influence on me as a child watching Capt. Kangaroo, and growing up in the midwest this particular story hits home big time! Welcome to C-News, the website that I give alot of credit to helping expose the bush/narco-insurgency behind the war on grass, as well as every and any cannabis related subject. FOM is someone who sees the big picture and the details, and is on top of it when it comes to the best and most recent articles available. Looking forward to more of your contributions, as there are many here who are incredibly informed and well spoken.

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Comment #4 posted by FoM on September 02, 2001 at 15:31:10 PT
Thank You GCW
That means a lot to me. I just love the people who comment here. They make me think and smile and not get upset. I feel very fortunate.

And thank you Mr. greengenes for all the information and energy you have brought us about this delicate issue.



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Comment #3 posted by The GCW on September 02, 2001 at 15:04:17 PT
I also thank... mr.greengenes et al....
anyone adding the most relevent info here...I have no other means of getting this news, up to the minute, so to speak. I follow MAP, but it will only be published material, with no platform like this.

And by the way: This has been a realy clean place to discuss this issue... free of all hostility of any kind. Great place.

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Comment #2 posted by tdm on September 02, 2001 at 13:53:39 PT
mr. greengenes...
i am so glad to see you join the discussion here at CN. you've posted several times in the last few days, each time with fresh insight. no different in this case. pointing out glaring hypocrisy is a powerful weapon against incessant propaganda. i hope you're here to stay.

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Comment #1 posted by mr.greengenes on September 02, 2001 at 13:22:35 PT
Indy 500
"A probe into the campground allegedly showed use, delivery and possession of drugs, such as suspected marijuana, cocaine, Methamphetamine, LSD and prescription drugs at festivals there. The events were attended by out-of-state visitors and many teen-agers, authorities said."

I've seen all these things and more at the Indy 500,and other large events, but to the best of my recollection, I've never heard of a judge issuing an injunction to shut down the race.

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