Drug-free Pakistan

[doobydave]

http://cannazine.co.uk/class-a-substanc ... istan.html

Next week we shall be looking at ways to securely nail jelly to the ceiling.

[Ingwey Gooblebogger]

And for a definitive answer to the question:How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?

[NirvanaEJ]

or how many elephants can fit through that pinhole with the angels dancing on top...

[Ingwey Gooblebogger]

In Turkey, they currently license opium growers to supply pharmaceutical firms. Why don't we do the same in Pakistan and/or Afghanistan?

That way the poor famers could get paid for their crops, and we cut out the Taleban or other drug dealers.

Note, the opium farmers currently get paid a paltry amount, so the pharmaceutical firms would easily be able to match what the Taleban pays them.

[FreeHemp]

Waiting for the day it will be fully legal in Pakistan.

[FawnWitmer]

It is finally legal there but only for medical purpose. See this news https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/709472 ... bis-market. Probably, every country wants to get the benefit of this high-profit industry.

[FreeHemp]

Recreationally should be considered.