Nice one Johnburns, couldn't agree more.

Is there a link to somewhere that we can join to lend our support to decriminalisation? Also, I was disinclined to wade through that massive treaty that you posted a link to, what is the gist?

cheers

John Burns, Stickman,

I agree too. Please tell me where I can go to take direct action. I am willing and able to contribute my time and energies to promoting the cause to end this insane policy of prohibition.

I am a paid member of Family and Friends For Drug Law Reform http://www.ffdlr.org.au/ and also the Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation http://home.vicnet.net.au/~adlrf/ and the Australia Institute http://www.tai.org.au/

Whilst I have absolute admiration and support for these organisations and the work they do I feel that a more direct approach would be something I would love to be invovled in.

Thankyou stickman and Daniel60 for your support.

To stickman in regards to Australian Treaty Series 1967 No 31, most prohibition advocates do not realize that this is what our current laws are based on. A united nations treaty proposed by cold war USA which predates the kind of drugs we are talking about in public debate now. (so called "designer drugs" ice, ecstasy etc.) I only referenced it to outline the ancient view that this problem can somehow be squashed by law. We should know better as upstanding members of the global community in 2007. The old approach would simply be laughable if it didn't concern the welfare of my family and friends.

To those who wish to join the movement against this atrocity of human freedom please visit and support the organizations just posted by Daniel06.

For those who believe direct action needs to be taken, please register your support at www.re-legalization.com (you will also see where I plagiarized most of my argument from)