lol, GHoST

This was taken from "The Sun" (yeah, I know, but wait lol)

WEEKLY SPLIFFS SEND YOU POTTY
Smoking cannabis just once a weekdoubles the risk of serious mental problems before the age of thirty, a study reveals.
Users are more likely to become paranoid or develop systoms like hearing voices and hallucinations.
The dangers are even greater for those who take the drug more often. And for users who have a family history of mental problems, the risk soars FOUR times.
Doctors said the evidence would finally quash the myth that cannabis is harmless.
The findings follow a study of 2,500 people aged 14 to 24 by researchers at Maastrict, Holland. In Britain, cannabis was downgraded from a class B to class C drug in january.
Last week figures showed 40% of 15 year olds in the UK have tried the drug - more than anywhere else in Europe.
Marjorie Wallace, of mental health charity SANE, said: "Britain's position as the cannabis capital of Europe could have disturbing consequences. Evidence is mounting that cannabis can trigger lifelong mental illness such as schizophrenia."

We will notice that the 'institute' in Maastrict is not named - ie, it is probably a pharmacutical(sp?) establishment
And that "family history of mental problems" is usually a given hereditory danger anyway, isn't it?

You gotta love 'em, aint ya!
I know plenty of people who have smoked for decades, and most of them are very highly placed in the social heirachy -and are of very sound mind...
Cuh!

Go back, and try again, you twats!
RESiNATE Reviewed by RESiNATE on . lol check this out I just went on to the website for the local police force (http://www.police.gov.je/) and went on to the drugs section.. these are basically the pros and cons that they've put for Cannabis.. "Effects It can reduce the ability to carry out complicated tasks which means that it would be dangerous to drive, for example, after taking it. Inexperienced people using high doses, or taking it when anxious or depressed, may sometimes experience panic. Like tobacco, frequently inhaled Rating: 5