Legalise

Here’s how to solve the NHS’s chronic underfunding: legalise cannabis

Criminalising weed hits patients twice. It deprives them of a tax revenue that could fund their care, and also robs them of a potential medical aid

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/nov/03/solve-nhs-chronic-underfunding-legalise-cannabis-tax-medicinal-aid-patients

Sadly Parliament moves too slow. Too many back and forth. Too many negative press briefings, too much cowardice.
And then if really unlucky it goes to the House of Lords!
Love to see it happen, but not holding breath.

Victoria Atkins, the current UK Drugs Minister still spreads bullshit and now it turns out her husband has 45 acres of the stuff.
"Ah, but that's for medical stuff they can make from it and has none of the psychoactive ingredients" she says with a straight face.
So is this why it overnight virtually went from solid resin to bags of herbs then?

https://www.clear-uk.org/victoria-atkins-mp-the-uk-drugs-minister-opposes-drugs-regulation-while-her-husband-grows-45-acres-of-cannabis-under-government-licence/

I thought to get a Home Office licence to grow it had to be hemp with a THC rating of under 0.2%?

I might be misremembering. I miss resin/soap.

Defeatment wrote:So is this why it overnight virtually went from solid resin to bags of herbs then?

Fun theory, but I don't think so: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/642482/Hemp-Grower_notes-2017.pdf

My last post was correct. I would laugh if she got caught out growing some high grade amnesia

GW Pharmaceuticals have been growing high THC varieties for Sativex under license for some years now. I'm pretty sure there's a difference between an industrial and a pharma license.

Not all low-THC cannabis is effectively hemp either. The Israeli company, Tikum Alam leads the world in the production of high-CBD medical strains and the production of medically beneficial terpenes.

Soap was fucking horrible. Bits of plastic, camel shit and henna were the norm. Resin though, I'm with you on that. Nothing wrong with a low-grade, 3rd sift hash. Good for the uninitiated and a nice mellow, sleepy smoke. Can still be got for 100-120 a z

There are bits of first sift and farmer's grade coming in now thanks to the dark web and the general connectivity we all have. A lot of it gets rosined for dabbing before you can get hold of it though. If you obatain a cheap sifter box you can make anything from a standard hash to full melt (depending on the technique used).

Smoking is pretty old-school anyway and fucks with your lungs. Vaping is more convenient and stealthy. It's more efficient too.

Well it used to be snuggled in on an industrial scale disguised as mantle pieces!
Amazed they got that for so long!

"I've got that thing you want but it's dead different... Let me know what you think?"
I didn't have a problem and it was a change of diet to green from thereon in.

Defeatment wrote:Well it used to be snuggled in on an industrial scale disguised as mantle pieces!
Amazed they got that for so long!

"I've got that thing you want but it's dead different... Let me know what you think?"
I didn't have a problem and it was a change of diet to green from thereon in.

Candles were also a choice way of getting a key or two in as well.

An old family friend (now deceased) was one of the main importers of LSD into the UK during the 60s and 70s. It involved laminated windscreens.

We only found out this info after he'd snuffed it.

Boofer wrote:

Candles were also a choice way of getting a key or two in as well.

An old family friend (now deceased) was one of the main importers of LSD into the UK during the 60s and 70s. It involved laminated windscreens.

We only found out this info after he'd snuffed it.

I always wanted to call every band I was ever in "The Operation Julie Memorial Band" but they never let me.
That's an amazing post! It really is the ones you know the least about, right?!

Defeatment wrote:

Boofer wrote:

Candles were also a choice way of getting a key or two in as well.

An old family friend (now deceased) was one of the main importers of LSD into the UK during the 60s and 70s. It involved laminated windscreens.

We only found out this info after he'd snuffed it.

I always wanted to call every band I was ever in "The Operation Julie Memorial Band" but they never let me.
That's an amazing  post! It really is the ones you know the least about, right?!

I know! Amazing what you learn about people at funerals, isn't it?

'Mr.Nice' is worth a read.