pot a British plot

[Sean Hayes]

For the record, BC dope is actually quiet revered amongst those in the 'know' (not that I necessarily 'know').  'What I've heard' is that there are two categories of marijuana: indica, which favours the temperate Canadian climes and induces a more physical stone; and sativa, a tropical strain, which has a lighter cerebral affect.  If you were an American smoking in the 60's and 70's you probably smoked sativa. And, more than likely, it was sativa that Clinton didn't inhale. 

 
Sativa is also known for inducing a feeling of paranoia in some people. LaRoche, it is safe to assume, has simply been smoking the wrong stuff.

BTW, Marijuana is now a (or, depending on the source, 'the') major industry in British Columbia. It accounts for at least twice as much as all the wholesale fisheries revenue in British Columbia combined (which was once the major industry). This partially explains pots quasi-legal status in BC and the civilized emergence of Hemp-cafes in downtown Vancouver.

 
It is also interesting to note that pot has become somewhat more of a cause celebre for the Right in Canada, rather than for the Left.  

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Doug Henwood wrote
>More from the LaRouche paper. A little item on p. 3 reports that 
>British Columbia has now become the leading North American marijuana 
>producer. The paper comments: "Canada, of course, has been a 
>spawning-ground for British operations against the U.S. since the 
>time of America's War of Independence."


>Doug
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Jf Noonan Wrote:


> Do you know how depressing that would be, if true?  What that
> says of the potential quality of the product available is really
> sad.

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Alex Lantsberg wrote


> i was under the impression that BC dope was some of the better stuff on the west coast
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