BOYCOTT any country with draconian drug laws such as the USA, the mother of all such like!

most countries in the world that extol the virtue of stuffing otherwise
law-abiding ppl into jails and prisons because of petty or major drug
harassment take their lead from the DEA and the USA aid and trade
blackmail bureaucracy. even the UN which is dominated behaind the
scenes by US money. if the USA took their head out of their asses, saw
the light, and bowed to practicalities(loss of revenue), most of this
kind of insanity (corby et al) would cease all over the world.


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most countries in the world that extol the virtue of stuffing otherwise
law-abiding ppl into jails and prisons because of petty or major drug
harassment take their lead from the DEA and the USA aid and trade
blackmail bureaucracy. even the UN which is dominated behaind the
scenes by US money. if the USA took their head out of their asses, saw
the light, and bowed to practicalities(loss of revenue), most of this
kind of insanity (corby et al) would cease all over the world.


http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig5/walker6.html


You're right, the whole world is brainwashed (except Holland) with the dumb
idea that drugs are dangerous. They're not. Human beings will always find
different ways to kill themselves, be it by ciggies, fatty food, booze,
going to war, riding motor cycles, driving cars.

All drugs should be legal. In a real democracy we'd be allowed to kill
ourselves any way we pleased.

The war against drugs is a war against ourselves. Don't believe what the US
says, they invented this stupid war on drugs.

Drug education would be a better way to spend the billions that are spent
each year on jails and drug enforcement.

All drugs are good, you've just got to have respect for them.

and this used to be a travel group

You havent seen the european one

"Peter Konnecke" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
and this used to be a travel group

it still is.

don't you think this is relevant?

On Tue 31 May 2005 at 00:07:37 +1000, Peter Konnecke at
wrote in .com:

and this used to be a travel group


Dear Peter, I'm thinking of holidaying in Indonesia (including Bali), and of
departing from Australia by catching an aeroplane in Sydney.

Is that a good idea? If it is, then what precautions should I adopt while
preparing for the adventure of a lifetime?

--
Arfur Moo