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Author: bebuybacbebuybac Date: Oct 19, 2007 23:01
Three quarters of the way through the last century there was deep
concern that "POT" (cannabis) a herb was being used by many students
attending well respected Melbourne High schools. This heralding the
great drug debate.
Well meaning and funded organisations opposing Cannabis
decriminalisation claimed that cannabis use leads to hard drug use
such as heroin, Subsequently, during the early eighties cannabis was
placed under the drugs poisons and substance act. Very heavy penalties
applied for Cannabis use, As time has reveled their claims to be
nothing more then a myth.
The legal profession had by now become very accustomed to the huge
financial wind fall that prohibition had created, as many millions of
dollars paid out each year by legal aid, defending cannabis users that
pleaded guilty. The money being siphon from the solicitors guarantee
trust fund. Yes, it is public Moneys
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Author: Howm Grone JHowm Grone J Date: Oct 20, 2007 00:04
On Oct 20, 8:01 am, "bebuy...@ gmail.com" gmail.com> wrote:> Three quarters of the way through the last century there was deep
> concern that "POT" (cannabis) a herb was being used by many students
> attending well respected Melbourne High schools. This heralding the
> great drug debate.
>
> Well meaning and funded organisations opposing Cannabis
> decriminalisation claimed that cannabis use leads to hard drug use
> such as heroin, Subsequently, during the early eighties cannabis was
> placed under the drugs poisons and substance act. Very heavy penalties
> applied for Cannabis use, As time has reveled their claims to be
> nothing more then a myth.
>
> The legal profession had by now become very accustomed to the huge
> financial wind fall that prohibition had created, as many millions of
> dollars paid out each year by legal aid, defending cannabis users that
> pleaded guilty. The money being siphon from the solicitors guarantee
> trust fund. Yes, it is public Moneys
>
> In the early nineties cannabis cultivation had dramatically changed, ...
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Author: MycoloteurMycoloteur Date: Oct 20, 2007 01:43
On Oct 20, 12:04 am, Howm Grone J gmail.com> wrote:> On Oct 20, 8:01 am, "bebuy...@ gmail.com" gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> Three quarters of the way through the last century there was deep
>> concern that "POT" (cannabis) a herb was being used by many students
>> attending well respected Melbourne High schools. This heralding the
>> great drug debate.
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>> Well meaning and funded organisations opposing Cannabis
>> decriminalisation claimed that cannabis use leads to hard drug use
>> such as heroin, Subsequently, during the early eighties cannabis was
>> placed under the drugs poisons and substance act. Very heavy penalties
>> applied for Cannabis use, As time has reveled their claims to be
>> nothing more then a myth.
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>> The legal profession had by now become very accustomed to the huge
>> financial wind fall that prohibition had created, as many millions of
>> dollars paid out each year by legal aid, defending cannabis users that ...
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Author: fanghornfanghorn Date: Oct 20, 2007 05:51
>> bighead
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> kaka
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> hgj
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My question is and always has been what makes him think anyone else here
cares about the pot situation only in Australia?
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Author: MycoloteurMycoloteur Date: Oct 20, 2007 11:45
On Oct 20, 5:51 am, fanghorn wrote:
>>> bighead
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>> kaka
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>> hgj
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> My question is and always has been what makes him think anyone else here
> cares about the pot situation only in Australia?
True, it matters what happens everywhere.
The only thing that bugged me about it was that it is parrotting the
idea that there is something *wrong* with hydro...
Love and Light
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Author: Judy ScobeeJudy Scobee Date: Oct 20, 2007 12:24
Hmmm?! I wonder . . . IF this is TRUE, the L.A. dispensaries are going
to loose my business and I better learn how to grow my own, better!
What about the rooting powder (can that harm us via the plant absorbing
it or fertilizers)????
= Judy =
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Author: MycoloteurMycoloteur Date: Oct 20, 2007 15:10
On Oct 20, 12:24 pm, JudithSco...@ webtv.net (Judy Scobee) wrote: > Hmmm?! I wonder . . . IF this is TRUE, the L.A. dispensaries are going
> to loose my business and I better learn how to grow my own, better!
> What about the rooting powder (can that harm us via the plant absorbing
> it or fertilizers)????
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> = Judy =
Its not though... The issue is if you use cheap chemical fertilizers
(whether hydro or not, though its a bit worse with hydro). The issue
is that heavy metals etc build up in the plant tissue then in our
tissue.
It is becoming accepted that you really want organic whether hydro or
soil. Some are even demanding vegan hydro... Its all relative.
Love and Light
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Author: bebuybacbebuybac Date: Oct 20, 2007 19:12
On Oct 21, 4:45 am, Mycoloteur gmail.com> wrote:> On Oct 20, 5:51 am, fanghorn wrote:
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>>>> bighead
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>>> kaka
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>>> hgj
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>> My question is and always has been what makes him think anyone else here
>> cares about the pot situation only in Australia?
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> True, it matters what happens everywhere.
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> The only thing that bugged me about it was that it is parrotting the
> idea that there is something *wrong* with hydro... ...
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Author: MycoloteurMycoloteur Date: Oct 20, 2007 19:48
On Oct 20, 7:12 pm, "bebuy...@ gmail.com" gmail.com> wrote:> On Oct 21, 4:45 am, Mycoloteur gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> On Oct 20, 5:51 am, fanghorn wrote:
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>>>>> bighead
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>>>> kaka
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>>>> hgj
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>>> My question is and always has been what makes him think anyone else here
>>> cares about the pot situation only in Australia?
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Author: fanghornfanghorn Date: Oct 21, 2007 04:10
> Hmmm?! I wonder . . . IF this is TRUE, the L.A. dispensaries are going
> to loose my business and I better learn how to grow my own, better!
> What about the rooting powder (can that harm us via the plant
> absorbing it or fertilizers)????
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> = Judy =
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I wouldn't worry about it until we see some academic references. Lots of
greenhouses use hydroponics for groceries and not just in China .
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