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London Cannabis Action

Jacks Draw | 30.09.2001 02:20

A fair crowd gathered to march from Speakers Corner to Trafalger Square against the continuing fascist era of prohibition. The march kicked off with a public auction of skunk and hash under the nose and video cameras of the pigs!!

London Cannabis Action
London Cannabis Action


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i was there

30.09.2001 10:47

i got to trfalgar sq jsut before it started raining and heard the guy auctioning teh skunk got arrested.. hows that for police oppression?

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campaign 4 real hashish

30.09.2001 12:53

Most,or a very large % of the hash coming into this country is 'fake'it comes in the form of soap bars and is aid to be made of instant coffee and various solvents.
The taste is not like hash and the effect is like smoking valium. The dutch system of coffe shops and house dealers gives the dutch consumers some protection in that if your local coffee shop sells fake hash they would very soon get shut down,busted, or both. It is also possible to have your E tested, by forensic cops, at raves. On more tan one occasion this has led to very dangerous E being discovered at an early stage and has undoubtedly saved lives. So while dutch parents know that there kids are smoking hash and that there is at least some control on chemicals, UK parents are completely in the dark, due to media propaganda and police collusion.
It is obvious that this fake hash must fall into the hands of the cops and surely they have it analysed or what ?

my information is that this fake hash is manufactured by the mafia and they pay off everyone, including UK customs/police

If waht i have outlined is true decriminalising hash would be a very healthy move.

anyone who has any info please post it on Indymedia.
I'd be interested in other peoples views on the subject.

keep em rollin'

smoka


leeds uni hash test

30.09.2001 21:13

just to say, yes, most hash in the uk is sh1te.
There was a national warning released around this time last year with notes going out on flyers etc locally.. if u search for hash warning you'll probably find it.. but it was basically saying how Leeds University bought 6kilos of soap bar, and found it contained only a tiny, tiny %age of hash.. the rest being barbs, tranqs, old tyres, records, chewing gum, solvents.. the list goeson for ever, and there were still things they weren't entirely sure about.
As i recall the %age was somewhere below 30.. probs something like 16% but I wouldn't use it in arguments cos i'm probably wrong :)

jonny