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- Cannabis and CBD. UK and EU Bureaucrats -v- The People and Parliament.
- Review. Cannectar Honey-Infused CBD
- Daily Mail Profits From Illegal Advertising For Cannabis
- Another Attack by Bureaucrats on CBD and its Consumers
- While The NHS Is Failing People, Small CBD Companies Are Stepping Up.
- The Contemptible, Incompetent Members of Parliament.
- Last Week The Anti-Cannabis Gutter Press Launched An Attack On Mike Barnes. This Week It’s My Turn.
- Bring Billy Home. The NHS Has Denied Him His Medicine Again. He Is Back In Canada.
- If The UK Government Refuses To Obey Parliament There Is No Longer Any Rule Of Law. Do As You Will.
- Total Defeat and Humilation of Britain By the EU, Plotted By A Treasonous PM and Gang of Remainers
- CLEAR Announces New Policy On Home Cultivation Of Cannabis
- NICE Rejects Professor Mike Barnes’ Expertise in Cannabis as Medicine for a Second Time
- Cannabis Professionals. The Trade Association for the UK’s Cannabis, CBD and Hemp Businesses
- What Is The Matter With Doctors About The Use Of Cannabis As Medicine?
- NHS Guidelines Offer People Who Need Cannabis As Medicine Two Choices. Go Private Or Carry On Being A Criminal.
- Review. Flower Power CBD Infused Coffee
- NICE Rejects UK’s Most Eminent Medicinal Cannabis Clinician From Advisory Committee
- The Medical Establishment Shows Its True Colours On Cannabis. A Betrayal of Patients.
- Dr Who and Rosa Parks
- Professor Mike Barnes On The Urgent Need For Medical Education In Cannabis.
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David
January 23, 2011 at 5:04 pm
I watched it and I thought it was quite balanced and informative although I’d liked a bit more depth to the investigation of why people take it and how addictive it is and the problems of getting off it.
Personally it’s not my cup of tea (I prefer weed or alcohol) and it shows why it’s so important to break the link between soft and hard drugs to prevent the “gateway effect”.
One thing that did strike me as unjust was the swabbing of the public for drug testing then searching/arresting anyone found with traces of coke even if it was for personal use.
Surely if drug abuse is a problem then the people need educating or treatment for their drug use not criminalising as they are the victims at the end of the drug trail.
Mr Bimble
January 25, 2011 at 9:21 pm