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| Posted By: zedleplin Posted On: Mar 23, 2003 Views: 693 | web sites does anyone know what the hell is up with all the web sites? for some reason a LOT of the on line head shopes i used to go to are down its pretty agrivating i want to find a nice bub to buy and i can only find one web site that has decent ones all the other good sites are down HELP |
| Posted By: HempChick Posted On: Mar 23, 2003 Views: 691 | RE: web sites this is a NORML news letter from feb. 27th it should answer your queastion War On Terrorism Takes A Holiday Justice Department Conducts Nationwide Sweep Of Glass Pipe Manufacturers, Indicts 55 On Federal Drug "Paraphernalia" Charges Those Charged Face Three Years In Prison, $250,000 Fine Washington, DC: Federal authorities indicted 55 people and raided more than 100 homes and businesses including the residence of actor Tommy Chong for allegedly selling glass pipes commonly associated with marijuana smoking, the US Department of Justice announced on Monday. The indictments and subsequent raids resulted from a pair of ongoing federal investigations dubbed "Operation Pipe Dreams" and "Operation Headhunter" targeting online sellers of glass tobacco pipes, which federal law enforcement officials allege are "primarily intended or designed to be used in ingesting, inhaling or otherwise using controlled substances." Storefronts in California, Pennsylvania, Iowa and other states that sold pipes and similar merchandise were also raided. Members of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), US Secret Service, US Marshals Service, US Customs Service, and the US Postal Inspection Service all participated in the federal investigation. Those indicted face a maximum three years in prison and/or a $250,000 fine per count on charges that they sold or conspired to sell various types of drug "paraphernalia." Actor Tommy Chong was not indicted, though raids were conducted on both his business (Chong's Glass) and home. NORML Executive Director Keith Stroup called the federal raids "extreme" and "absurd" in light of recent terror threats made against the lives of American citizens. "At a time when our nation is at an elevated risk of a terror attack, it is preposterous that the Justice Department would waste limited federal law enforcement resources chasing after sellers of products such as roach clips and rolling papers, products which are legally sold at tobacco stores all across America," he said. "These businesses pay taxes and do not in any way contribute to the crime problem in America. In addition, the day-to-day operations of these businesses are arguably a local or state matter, and should not be of concern to the federal government. Federal efforts would undoubtedly be better served keeping a bomb out of the hands of Al Qaeda than keeping a bong out of the hands of a marijuana smoker." Although many of the stores raided by federal law enforcement remain open for business, Attorney General John Ashcroft said that the federal government is seeking legal approval to redirect the websites of some online glass retailers to the DEAs own homepage. According to federal policy, the DEA may share information about those who log on to their site with other federal and law enforcement agencies. For more information, please contact Keith Stroup of NORML at (202) 483-5500. Those who wish to express their opinion opposing the Feds' action, may send a prewritten letter to the US Attorney General's office by visiting: http://capwiz.com/norml2/issues/alert/?alertid=1510556. |
| Posted By: Bud S. Moker, Th.C. Posted On: Mar 26, 2003 Views: 665 | RE: web sites Yup, people are scared and closing down. Which is good, if you are still open and still selling. Less compitition. Just watch your ass. smokingwithstyle.com |
| Posted By: stoned Posted On: Mar 31, 2003 Views: 652 | RE: web sites So does that go for canadians 2??.. man.. that was gonna be my future.. i had it all planned out |
| Posted By: Bud S. Moker, Th.C. Posted On: Mar 31, 2003 Views: 650 | RE: web sites It's a world-wide attack on hemp and marijuana. http://www.SmokingWithStyle.com |
| Posted By: reeferaddict Posted On: Apr 17, 2003 Views: 644 | RE: web sites can someone help me finda website to show me how to find out whether plants are male or female at seedling |
| Posted By: Gort D. Autonomous Posted On: Mar 12, 2005 Views: 550 | RE: web sites I think the only way to tell is when they start budding, and the best way to do that is clone from an early point and put those clones under the budding light and see what they have, im pretty sure you know how to distinguish male and female. |