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“ largest haul of packaged cannabis ever found globally “
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‘ Authorities said they seized more than 32 tons of cannabis, the equivalent of over one million plants which they estimate to have a street value of more than $65 million.

"Operation Jardines has concluded with the seizure of 32,370.2 kilograms of marijuana buds, the largest seizure of this substance, not only in Spain, but internationally. Its equivalence in complete plants would be approximately 1,100,000 specimens," a police statement said on Saturday.

The group of 20 people the police arrested had "more than 32 tons of buds' stored in the Spanish cities of Toledo, Ciudad Real, Valencia and Asturias which they sold "through a complex business network," that involved sending the cannabis vacuum-packed throughout Spain, as well as to Switzerland, Holland, Germany and Belgium, and other European countries. ‘


https://news.yahoo.com/spain-seizes-worl...21761.html
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If that had happened in many states, that would mean they'd be holding a clearance sale.

Sorry, it's recreational and it's legal. These guys would be wholesalers in the retail store chain.
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Steve G. wrote:
If that had happened in many states, that would mean they'd be holding a clearance sale.

Sorry, it's recreational and it's legal. These guys would be wholesalers in the retail store chain.

Feds and staties are busting pot growers all over NoCal.
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RgrF wrote:
[quote=Steve G.]
If that had happened in many states, that would mean they'd be holding a clearance sale.

Sorry, it's recreational and it's legal. These guys would be wholesalers in the retail store chain.

Feds and staties are busting pot growers all over NoCal.
On what grounds?
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It's still a federal offense and growing on National Park Service grounds is frowned upon.
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RgrF wrote:
It's still a federal offense and growing on National Park Service grounds is found upon.

Starting your own farm on federal lands should be dealt with. But Prohibition is ending against pot all across the country. Might as well end it, it's less harmful than alcohol.
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Steve G. wrote:
[quote=RgrF]
It's still a federal offense and growing on National Park Service grounds is frowned upon.

Starting your own farm on federal lands should be dealt with. But Prohibition is ending against pot all across the country. Might as well end it, it's less harmful than alcohol.
I know that, you know that, but there are still people alive who genuinely believe that the film Reefer Madness was a true-life documentary on the dangers of marijuana.

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