The stranglehold the psycho-pharms?
It is odd, to say the least, to see people so utterly opposed to the aims of law reform making precisely the same arguments. Something very, very odd is going on.
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Prohibition – from the “when in a hole dig faster” school of problem solving.
So why is cannabis illegal? This is a really simple question which should be easy to answer, but it’s not really.
The politics of arrogance, faith and denial
Did Home Secretary Alan Johnson realise the can of worms he was opening when he sacked Professor Nutt?
The end of yet another decade
For those of us who still, deep down, think of the year 2000 as being recent it’s sobering to think that not only is that […]
The dangers of cannabis: High-potency cannabis and the risk of psychosis Vs contamination
Anyone who is seriously concerned about the health risks posed by cannabis would be outraged at the “unintended” – but quite predictable – effects of prohibition, it’s what happens when you gift a massively profitable industry to uncontrollable organised crime. The are legitimate concerns about the nature of so-called “skunk” cannabis in terms of its THC/CBD content and also the degree of contamination of street samples.