Quote Originally Posted by PigSnout
You're out of line, the DEA does not represent the USA.


Not sure i understand what your saying here .... They were born in the US

Read this http://www.druglibrary.org/SCHAFFER/...iefing/1_2.htm

Or this

http://www.druglibrary.org/SCHAFFER/...aof/index.html

You may consider them not representing you but. There a US group that likes to throw its weight around in other countrys like Canada and should butt out and deal with the US problems.

Let others deal with theres how they wish.
One of the reasons Canada is not scraping its pot laws at the momenet is US Goverment influence and our Goverment will not give them the finger. Because of trade ect.

What they realy fear is if Pot was taken off the books there jobs would be taken away so they got to keep the busting grow ops.

there are worse drugs out there Crack / Meth ect but you dont hear many of those labs being busted.

There is a ugly side and a good side of the US. I have known many good people in the US.

The DEA is on the ugly side. There actions do represent the US in there war on drugs and trying to extradite Mark Emery from BC.
So they can charge him in the US. and he did everything on Canadian soil thats when there out of bounds.

The RCMP should not have worked with them.

There is a lot of stuff I don't know what happened here but I think the bottom line is they want him in the US because the penatys for pot is severe.

were we just for the most part is hand out slaps on the wrist and the DEA are fearing we may decrimalize it and were already alowing it for a drug to help people with some medical needs. Even though the forms are overly long and the goverment pot sucks.

All I can say now is if you don't like what the DEA is doing for your country is to complain to your senetor or congressman.

Because there what people see the good the bad and the ugly sides. Start cutting out the bad (ATF) and the ugly (DEA) and then people will always see the good in the US

Sorry if this turned into a rant :stoned: