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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (60906)	3/11/2005 9:00:34 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

I'm getting cooked down here! All that I wrote against Greenpeace seems to be punishing me now. We are just about 10 days to auttumn, and we've got +30C today!!! It should be like +15C and wet. But it is dry and it is hot.

To: Raymond Duray who wrote (60906)	3/12/2005 3:31:58 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

<"The big new factor on the scene ... is the enormous growth of high potency marijuana from Canada," Walters said. "This is a problem. It requires joint action and we will continue to work with Canadian government on this. > Yes Ray, they have to get into action with those joints. Walters has a sense of humour. I'm sure the drugs people can't take the business seriously, other than the salaries they collect. When plant toxins were fully legal, few people used them. As they became illegal over the last century, they became more and more popular. It's a dirty great industry now, with a LOT of money being made on the State side of the equation. The last thing they want is to shut the industry down - they'd have to get real jobs. If people want to poison themselves with plant toxins, I don't see why I should worry about them, pay police to have fun chasing them, pay lawyers to harass them with legal jargon and pay gaolers feed and house them for years. It's none of my business. The Drug War is like the cyberspace anti-virus companies' Virus War, which does NOT want viruses to be extinct. They NEED viruses. Viruses are their lifeblood. I would not be surprised to one day read about a scandal, shock, horror, in which the virus killers are the main producers of viruses. Mqurice