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    Peter Reynolds, BBC Radio Leeds, The Liz Green Show, 29th November 2012

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    • http://twitter.com/ianleonlo Ian Lo

      My name is Ian Lo and I have just listened to this and despite all of the researched information spoken very well and clearly by CLEARs Peter Reynolds, the radio host, Liz, as well as the protesting mother, to whom I personally extend my most heartfelt condolences for her unfortunate loss, it seems to me that the two of them don’t seem even slightly open to learning about the actual problematic issues addressed here.
      I am self employed, busy with my own reputable work and also regularly smoke cannabis. I like to not indulge in tobacco or alcohol as they are proven killers and often ruin lives. Caffeine is a mass murderer in comparison to cannabis! But as the world knows, moderation is an utmost necessity and even key to human survival, which is why we are taught to not over indulge even on the safest of consumables.

    • http://twitter.com/ianleonlo Ian Lo

      Apologies if I appear to be ranting, I was replying calmly but as I re-read my previous post, it may appear somewhat rude, so please forgive that. I try everyday to tell people to find out truths for themselves through thorough and extensive research before passing judgement.

      As Peter said, if the law on cannabis was to side with CLEAR, alcohol related hospital admissions (A&E is rammed every end of week for alcohol abuse) would greatly lessen, alcohol related illnesses and deaths would fall, more jobs WILL be created, everywhere, millions of pounds will aid the British economy and money can be saved instead of spent on pointless anti-cannabis campaigns!!

    • Sour Alien

      Very nicely said.