Presumably there were selling HPS lights and other equipment, none of
which is illegal.

This seems very odd.

BREAKING NEWS, 12.30PM: PAIR JAILED FOR SUPPLYING CANNABIS EQUIPMENT

TWO men were jailed today for supplying equipment to help people grow
cannabis. Judge David Price said the pair?s Derby firm was clearly
intended ?to enable customers to produce the drug?. He imposed a
three-year jail term on Paul Fenwick, 45, of Leicestershire, part owner of
Hydroponics Wholesale, on Derby Trading Estate, Stores Road. And a
21-month sentence was imposed on his business partner, David Kenning, 36,
of Wymeswold, near Loughborough. The judge said the business was set up in
2003 by Fenwick, who called in Kenning because of his expertise in the
import of goods. Sitting at Nottingham Crown Court, the judge granted a
warrant for the arrest of their employee in the business, Paul Blackshaw,
32, of Barley Close, Little Eaton. He failed to answer his bail. In
November the three were found guilty after a trial at Derby Crown Court of
conspiring to aid and abet the production of cannabis. David Matthew, for
Kenning, has lodged an appeal and told the judge that his client thought
the business was legal. * For more on this story, see tomorrow?s Evening
Telegraph.

http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=124378&command=displayContent&sourceNode=231734&home=yes&more_nodeId1=124522&contentPK=19513156

-- 
Dr John Watson
Baker Street

Dr John Watson wrote:
> Presumably there were selling HPS lights and other equipment, none of
> which is illegal.
> 
> This seems very odd.
> 
> BREAKING NEWS, 12.30PM: PAIR JAILED FOR SUPPLYING CANNABIS EQUIPMENT
> 
> TWO men were jailed today for supplying equipment to help people grow
> cannabis. Judge David Price said the pair?s Derby firm was clearly
> intended ?to enable customers to produce the drug?. He imposed a
> three-year jail term on Paul Fenwick, 45, of Leicestershire, part owner of
> Hydroponics Wholesale, on Derby Trading Estate, Stores Road. And a
> 21-month sentence was imposed on his business partner, David Kenning, 36,
> of Wymeswold, near Loughborough. The judge said the business was set up in
> 2003 by Fenwick, who called in Kenning because of his expertise in the
> import of goods. Sitting at Nottingham Crown Court, the judge granted a
> warrant for the arrest of their employee in the business, Paul Blackshaw,
> 32, of Barley Close, Little Eaton. He failed to answer his bail. In
> November the three were found guilty after a trial at Derby Crown Court of
> conspiring to aid and abet the production of cannabis. David Matthew, for
> Kenning, has lodged an appeal and told the judge that his client thought
> the business was legal. * For more on this story, see tomorrow?s Evening
> Telegraph.
> 
> http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=124378&command=displayContent&sourceNode=231734&home=yes&more_nodeId1=124522&contentPK=19513156
> 

They probably gave a great deal of help and encouragement to the 
purchasers, which is a bit different to just flogging lights.

On 10 jan, 15:54, john  wrote:
> Dr John Watson wrote:
> > Presumably there were selling HPS lights and other equipment, none of
> > which is illegal.
>
> > This seems very odd.
>
> > BREAKING NEWS, 12.30PM: PAIR JAILED FOR SUPPLYING CANNABIS EQUIPMENT
>
> > TWO men were jailed today for supplying equipment to help people grow
> > cannabis. Judge David Price said the pair?s Derby firm was clearly
> > intended ?to enable customers to produce the drug?. He imposed a
> > three-year jail term on Paul Fenwick, 45, of Leicestershire, part owner of
> > Hydroponics Wholesale, on Derby Trading Estate, Stores Road. And a
> > 21-month sentence was imposed on his business partner, David Kenning, 36,
> > of Wymeswold, near Loughborough. The judge said the business was set up in
> > 2003 by Fenwick, who called in Kenning because of his expertise in the
> > import of goods. Sitting at Nottingham Crown Court, the judge granted a
> > warrant for the arrest of their employee in the business, Paul Blackshaw,
> > 32, of Barley Close, Little Eaton. He failed to answer his bail. In
> > November the three were found guilty after a trial at Derby Crown Court of
> > conspiring to aid and abet the production of cannabis. David Matthew, for
> > Kenning, has lodged an appeal and told the judge that his client thought
> > the business was legal. * For more on this story, see tomorrow?s Evening
> > Telegraph.
>
> >http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=124378&comma...
>
> They probably gave a great deal of help and encouragement to the
> purchasers, which is a bit different to just flogging lights.- Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht niet weergeven -
>
> - Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht weergeven -

Yeah.. helping people growing plants is a grave crime. I propoze
criminalizing all garden centers or shops that sell equipment to grow
plants in an ultimate attempt to stamp out the drugs scourge. We can
really win this war on drugs and living in a fascist police state
isn't so bad after all if you happen to prefer drugs that are condoned
by the hypocrite nazi scum in the government crime syndicate.

Not withstanding that the laws on Cannabis are
totally perverse and wrong, what part of
'conspiring to produce Cannabis' do you not
understand?

A very dirty charge indeed.

Noticed at Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:39:15 -0800: mustaphasiddique informed us:

> 
> Not withstanding that the laws on Cannabis are
> totally perverse and wrong, what part of
> 'conspiring to produce Cannabis' do you not
> understand?
> 
> A very dirty charge indeed.

My Co-op sells king sized cigarette papers. Is it going to have its' front
door kicked in?

-- 
Dr John Watson
Baker Street

Dr John Watson wrote:
> Noticed at Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:39:15 -0800: mustaphasiddique informed us:
> 
>> Not withstanding that the laws on Cannabis are
>> totally perverse and wrong, what part of
>> 'conspiring to produce Cannabis' do you not
>> understand?
>>
>> A very dirty charge indeed.
> 
> My Co-op sells king sized cigarette papers. Is it going to have its' front
> door kicked in?
> 

Do they advertise them as being joint rolling papers?

Noticed at Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:45:20 +0000: Next Week informed us:

> Dr John Watson wrote:
>> Noticed at Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:39:15 -0800: mustaphasiddique informed us:
>> 
>>> Not withstanding that the laws on Cannabis are
>>> totally perverse and wrong, what part of
>>> 'conspiring to produce Cannabis' do you not
>>> understand?
>>>
>>> A very dirty charge indeed.
>> 
>> My Co-op sells king sized cigarette papers. Is it going to have its' front
>> door kicked in?
>> 
> 
> Do they advertise them as being joint rolling papers?

What else are they used for?

In a town near me there's a market every Thursday. It has a "head" stall,
selling bongs etc, and there's always a certain smell in the air. I expect
that'll have it's tent kicked in, I'll check if it's there next week.

-- 
Dr John Watson
Baker Street

Dr John Watson wrote:
> Noticed at Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:45:20 +0000: Next Week informed us:
> 
>> Dr John Watson wrote:
>>> Noticed at Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:39:15 -0800: mustaphasiddique informed us:
>>>
>>>> Not withstanding that the laws on Cannabis are
>>>> totally perverse and wrong, what part of
>>>> 'conspiring to produce Cannabis' do you not
>>>> understand?
>>>>
>>>> A very dirty charge indeed.
>>> My Co-op sells king sized cigarette papers. Is it going to have its' front
>>> door kicked in?
>>>
>> Do they advertise them as being joint rolling papers?
> 
> What else are they used for?

What are Basil Brush gauzes used for?

Dr John Watson wrote:
> Noticed at Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:39:15 -0800: mustaphasiddique informed us:
> 
>> Not withstanding that the laws on Cannabis are
>> totally perverse and wrong, what part of
>> 'conspiring to produce Cannabis' do you not
>> understand?
>>
>> A very dirty charge indeed.
> 
> My Co-op sells king sized cigarette papers. Is it going to have its' front
> door kicked in?
> 
Why, arn't kings allowed to smoke?

Noticed at Fri, 11 Jan 2008 15:40:42 +0000: john informed us:

> Dr John Watson wrote:
>> Noticed at Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:39:15 -0800: mustaphasiddique informed us:
>> 
>>> Not withstanding that the laws on Cannabis are
>>> totally perverse and wrong, what part of
>>> 'conspiring to produce Cannabis' do you not
>>> understand?
>>>
>>> A very dirty charge indeed.
>> 
>> My Co-op sells king sized cigarette papers. Is it going to have its' front
>> door kicked in?
>> 
> Why, arn't kings allowed to smoke?

Not in Buckingham Palace, although The Beatles did.

-- 
Dr John Watson
Baker Street

Noticed at Fri, 11 Jan 2008 11:15:22 +0000: Next Week informed us:

> What are Basil Brush gauzes used for?

Mr Derek?

-- 
Dr John Watson
Baker Street