The comments are interesting, especially from people local to the cafe,
which bear little resemblance to police claims.

Nothing was found - again. However, it appears the police vandalised the
property, like the little Stazis they are.

http://www.arguslite.co.uk/display.var.2326697.0.police_raid_cannabis_cafe_for_sixth_time.php

The cafe's website, which contains photos of the police's damage:

http://www.holeinthewallcafe.co.uk/

-- 
Dr John Watson
Baker Street

On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 10:28:53 +0100, Dr John Watson wrote:

> http://www.holeinthewallcafe.co.uk/

How incredibly ironic that the cafe has that name.

Noticed at Tue, 10 Jun 2008 10:28:53 +0100: Dr John Watson informed us:

> Nothing was found - again.

This appears to be incorrect.

"Adur police Chief Inspector Lawrence Hobbs said one person was arrested
for possession of cannabis and a further quantity of the drug was seized
along with a large amount of cash."

http://www.chichester.co.uk/shoreham-news/One-arrest-during-sixth-raid.4166760.jp

-- 
Dr John Watson
Baker Street

Dervin wrote:
> On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 10:28:53 +0100, Dr John Watson wrote:
> 
>> http://www.holeinthewallcafe.co.uk/
> 
> How incredibly ironic that the cafe has that name.

They renamed the cafe after the scum created a hole in the wall.

On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 10:28:53 +0100, Dr John Watson
 wrote:

>The comments are interesting, especially from people local to the cafe,
>which bear little resemblance to police claims.
>
>Nothing was found - again. However, it appears the police vandalised the
>property, like the little Stazis they are.
>
>http://www.arguslite.co.uk/display.var.2326697.0.police_raid_cannabis_cafe_for_sixth_time.php
>
>The cafe's website, which contains photos of the police's damage:
>
>http://www.holeinthewallcafe.co.uk/

Six strong arm police raids using helicopters on a peaceful cafe to
arrest people who are causing no grief to anyone? 

The only insanity surrounding cannabis use seems to be amongst the
prohibitionists.

The UK gets more insane by the minute

It would be nice if those Stazi plod tripped over their knickers and
shot each other.  With a bit of luck they might do on their next raid.

Svenne

Dr John Watson wrote:
> Noticed at Tue, 10 Jun 2008 10:28:53 +0100: Dr John Watson informed us:
> 
>> Nothing was found - again.
> 
> This appears to be incorrect.
> 
> "Adur police Chief Inspector Lawrence Hobbs said one person was arrested
> for possession of cannabis and a further quantity of the drug was seized
> along with a large amount of cash."

'A large amount of cash'? It's a cafe FFS!

Noticed at Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:49:38 +0100: Plinkety Plonk informed us:

> 'A large amount of cash'? It's a cafe FFS!

This comment follows the story.

Posted by: lumpy, lancing on 9:20pm Sun 8 Jun 08 The police raided the
cafe again and found nothing. No arrests were made. Everyone in the cafe
had there money taken from them by the police. This money was in some
circumstances peoples rent and food money. No charges were bought yet
Sussex police basically robbed everyone. They also took many items from
the cafe that have nothing to do with drugs such as the music collection.
They cut plugs off of electric domestic appliances im guessing to be
vindictive. Very unprofessional and childish in my opinion. Many local
residents came and complained to the police that the only trouble they had
with the cafe was police permanently blocking up parking and the road in
general and being a nuisance. The police after much door knocking and
propoganda have recruited 3 or 4 old age pensioners who live down that
road as the complainants. These old people have been told about the "evil
drug den" at the end of there road. Naturally they are concerned. The
police have created complaints so they can act. Now remember how your
taxes are spent - the night before this raid a 12 YEAR OLD GIRL was raped
and beaten on worthing Seafront. Yet the police can afford to send 40-50
officers to an alleged weed cafe. Surely time better spent looking for a
violent sexual predator? The police raided the cafe again and found
nothing. No arrests were made. Everyone in the cafe had there money taken
from them by the police. This money was in some circumstances peoples rent
and food money. No charges were bought yet Sussex police basically robbed
everyone. They also took many items from the cafe that have nothing to do
with drugs such as the music collection. They cut plugs off of electric
domestic appliances im guessing to be vindictive. Very unprofessional and
childish in my opinion. Many local residents came and complained to the
police that the only trouble they had with the cafe was police permanently
blocking up parking and the road in general and being a nuisance. The
police after much door knocking and propoganda have recruited 3 or 4 old
age pensioners who live down that road as the complainants. These old
people have been told about the "evil drug den" at the end of there road.
Naturally they are concerned. The police have created complaints so they
can act. Now remember how your taxes are spent - the night before this
raid a 12 YEAR OLD GIRL was raped and beaten on worthing Seafront. Yet the
police can afford to send 40-50 officers to an alleged weed cafe. Surely
time better spent looking for a violent sexual predator?

-- 
Dr John Watson
Baker Street

On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 09:36:14 GMT, Dervin <Dervin@Dervin.Dervin> wrote:

>On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 10:28:53 +0100, Dr John Watson wrote:
>
>> http://www.holeinthewallcafe.co.uk/
>
>How incredibly ironic that the cafe has that name.

Nothing to do with irony.  It was renamed *after* the police tractor
incident.

Looking at the photos of the damage caused by the police when they
pulled *half the wall* off the building with a tractor, it was
incredibly lucky that the roof did not collapse and kill someone.

The police were not permitted to enter the building until it was
inspected and judged safe enough to allow them in - but at the same
time nobody inside the cafe was permitted to leave!

Obviously the police were concerned about their safety whilst
perfectly prepared to risk the lives of the general public.

-- 
Cynic

"Cynic"  wrote in message 
news:hf0t449ebrf5ir3kl7ad40g4jm0gnrn436@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 09:36:14 GMT, Dervin <Dervin@Dervin.Dervin> wrote:
>
>>On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 10:28:53 +0100, Dr John Watson wrote:
>>
>>> http://www.holeinthewallcafe.co.uk/
>>
>>How incredibly ironic that the cafe has that name.
>
> Nothing to do with irony.  It was renamed *after* the police tractor
> incident.
>
> Looking at the photos of the damage caused by the police when they
> pulled *half the wall* off the building with a tractor, it was
> incredibly lucky that the roof did not collapse and kill someone.
>
> The police were not permitted to enter the building until it was
> inspected and judged safe enough to allow them in - but at the same
> time nobody inside the cafe was permitted to leave!
>
> Obviously the police were concerned about their safety whilst
> perfectly prepared to risk the lives of the general public.

Or druggies as we like to call them.

Dr John Watson wrote:
> Noticed at Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:49:38 +0100: Plinkety Plonk informed us:
> 
>> 'A large amount of cash'? It's a cafe FFS!
> 
> This comment follows the story.
> 
> Posted by: lumpy, lancing on 9:20pm Sun 8 Jun 08 The police raided the
> cafe again and found nothing. No arrests were made. Everyone in the cafe
> had there money taken from them by the police. This money was in some
> circumstances peoples rent and food money. No charges were bought yet
> Sussex police basically robbed everyone. They also took many items from
> the cafe that have nothing to do with drugs such as the music collection.
> They cut plugs off of electric domestic appliances im guessing to be
> vindictive. 

I HATE the fuckers!

On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 15:19:27 +0100, "mentalguy2004" 
wrote:

>> Obviously the police were concerned about their safety whilst
>> perfectly prepared to risk the lives of the general public.
>
>Or druggies as we like to call them.

Druggies' lives are just as valuable as pigs' lives.

See?  We can all apply a label in order to dehumanise a person in
order to make it acceptable to commit murder.

Are you a member of the filth yourself?

-- 
Cynic

"Cynic"  wrote in message 
news:0o6t44lg6bb45q2ctlkubri6hf1h0ggqhb@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 15:19:27 +0100, "mentalguy2004" 
> wrote:
>
>>> Obviously the police were concerned about their safety whilst
>>> perfectly prepared to risk the lives of the general public.
>>
>>Or druggies as we like to call them.
>
> Druggies' lives are just as valuable as pigs' lives.
>
> See?  We can all apply a label in order to dehumanise a person in
> order to make it acceptable to commit murder.
>
> Are you a member of the filth yourself?
>
> -- 
> Cynic

Touché!

On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 16:20:14 +0100, Cynic 
wrote:

>On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 15:19:27 +0100, "mentalguy2004" 
>wrote:
>
>>> Obviously the police were concerned about their safety whilst
>>> perfectly prepared to risk the lives of the general public.
>>
>>Or druggies as we like to call them.
>
>Druggies' lives are just as valuable as pigs' lives.

I'm not so sure about that. The druggies in the cafe are peaceable,
ordinary types who bother no-one and would just like to be left alone.

The Stazi thugs who are attacking them and trying to demolish the cafe
are scumbags and it would be poetic justice if a wall fell on them and
killed or crippled a few of the worthless cunts. Now that would be
cause to light a celebratory joint.

Svenne

On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 16:00:33 +0100, Plinkety Plonk
 wrote:

>Dr John Watson wrote:
>> Noticed at Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:49:38 +0100: Plinkety Plonk informed us:
>> 
>>> 'A large amount of cash'? It's a cafe FFS!
>> 
>> This comment follows the story.
>> 
>> Posted by: lumpy, lancing on 9:20pm Sun 8 Jun 08 The police raided the
>> cafe again and found nothing. No arrests were made. Everyone in the cafe
>> had there money taken from them by the police. This money was in some
>> circumstances peoples rent and food money. No charges were bought yet
>> Sussex police basically robbed everyone. They also took many items from
>> the cafe that have nothing to do with drugs such as the music collection.
>> They cut plugs off of electric domestic appliances im guessing to be
>> vindictive. 

>I HATE the fuckers!

The pigs are low life scumbuckets and the only good thing to come from
their bullying, Stazi raids and gratuitous violence against peaceable
folks is to make even more people hate the useless fuckers.

Svenne

On 10 Jun, 10:28, Dr John Watson  wrote:
> The comments are interesting, especially from people local to the cafe,
> which bear little resemblance to police claims.
>
> Nothing was found - again. However, it appears the police vandalised the
> property, like the little Stazis they are.
>
> http://www.arguslite.co.uk/display.var.2326697.0.police_raid_cannabis...
>
> The cafe's website, which contains photos of the police's damage:
>
> http://www.holeinthewallcafe.co.uk/
>
> --
> Dr John Watson
> Baker Street

Who but  a politicians  can keep a straight face while explaining
they didn't inhale or sneezed at a critical moment ; There is a huge
swath of recreational drug users across the country who don't get
stuck in the honey pot and consider it an inalienable right to self
medicate. The truth about these drugs is that they are so nice, so
nice that they are  illegal.

j

Dr John Watson wrote in news:6b6vqlF38ovpjU1@mid.individual.net:

> Nothing was found - again. However, it appears the police vandalised the
> property, like the little Stazis they are.

I'm so sick of this type of bullshit. Can't these police be charged with 
criminal damage? Legalised thugs is all they are.

-- 
Legalise it.

<uk.rec.drugs.cannabis>
<Svenne>
<Tue, 10 Jun 2008 15:54:31 GMT>


> The Stazi thugs who are attacking them and trying to demolish the cafe
> are scumbags and it would be poetic justice if a wall fell on them and
> killed or crippled a few of the worthless cunts. Now that would be
> cause to light a celebratory joint
> 

Modern day flower power ? .

On 10 Jun 2008 16:59:27 GMT, Anonymongous 
wrote:

>Dr John Watson wrote in news:6b6vqlF38ovpjU1@mid.individual.net:
>
>> Nothing was found - again. However, it appears the police vandalised the
>> property, like the little Stazis they are.

>I'm so sick of this type of bullshit. Can't these police be charged with 
>criminal damage? Legalised thugs is all they are.

Change the time, the country and the uniform and you wouldn't notice
any difference between the buckets of slime. They are interchangeable.

Beating up untermensch and making them scrub the pavement with
toothbrushes or smashing up cafes and terrorising peaceable folks who
are bothering nobody, it's all the same to the filth. 

Druggies or other subhumans, as long as those thugs have somebody
defenceless to beat up on, they're as happy as pigs in shit.

Svenne

On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 18:11:33 +0100, Krustov  wrote:

><uk.rec.drugs.cannabis>
><Svenne>
><Tue, 10 Jun 2008 15:54:31 GMT>
>
>
>> The Stazi thugs who are attacking them and trying to demolish the cafe
>> are scumbags and it would be poetic justice if a wall fell on them and
>> killed or crippled a few of the worthless cunts. Now that would be
>> cause to light a celebratory joint

>Modern day flower power ? .

It was different back then. Young, blue eyed and optimistic. 

Experience soon put an end to that.

Svenne

mentalguy2004 wrote:
> "Cynic"  wrote in message
> news:hf0t449ebrf5ir3kl7ad40g4jm0gnrn436@4ax.com...
>>
>> Obviously the police were concerned about their safety whilst
>> perfectly prepared to risk the lives of the general public.
>
> Or druggies as we like to call them.

Like the much more dangerous group of substance abusers round the corner in 
the King's Head pub?

On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:49:32 +0100, "Steve Walker"
 wrote:

>mentalguy2004 wrote:
>> "Cynic"  wrote in message
>> news:hf0t449ebrf5ir3kl7ad40g4jm0gnrn436@4ax.com...
>>>
>>> Obviously the police were concerned about their safety whilst
>>> perfectly prepared to risk the lives of the general public.
>>
>> Or druggies as we like to call them.

>Like the much more dangerous group of substance abusers round the corner in 
>the King's Head pub? 

Niggers, wogs, pakis, spics, pikeys.

It isn't easy being a hate spewing bigot nowadays.  Pour your venom on
the subhumans and you'll get yourself arrested pretty sharpish.

Thank god for druggies.

Low life, degenerate scum the lot of them. Useless garbage who should
be rounded up and shot. Clear the filthy slime off the streets,
they're not fit to be amongst decent folks.

Yes, thank god for druggies. There's at least one group of people who
can be safely and legally dehumanised. 

I don't know what a self respecting hate filled pervert would do
without them.

Svenne

Svenne wrote:
> On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:49:32 +0100, "Steve Walker"
>  wrote:
> 
>> mentalguy2004 wrote:
>>> "Cynic"  wrote in message
>>> news:hf0t449ebrf5ir3kl7ad40g4jm0gnrn436@4ax.com...
>>>> Obviously the police were concerned about their safety whilst
>>>> perfectly prepared to risk the lives of the general public.
>>> Or druggies as we like to call them.
> 
>> Like the much more dangerous group of substance abusers round the corner in 
>> the King's Head pub? 
> 
> Niggers, wogs, pakis, spics, pikeys.
> 
> It isn't easy being a hate spewing bigot nowadays.  Pour your venom on
> the subhumans and you'll get yourself arrested pretty sharpish.
> 
> Thank god for druggies.
> 
> Low life, degenerate scum the lot of them. Useless garbage who should
> be rounded up and shot. Clear the filthy slime off the streets,
> they're not fit to be amongst decent folks.
> 
> Yes, thank god for druggies. There's at least one group of people who
> can be safely and legally dehumanised. 
> 
> I don't know what a self respecting hate filled pervert would do
> without them.
> 
> Svenne

Take to drink, probably!

-- 
Moving things in still pictures!

Steve Walker wrote:
> mentalguy2004 wrote:
>> "Cynic"  wrote in message
>> news:hf0t449ebrf5ir3kl7ad40g4jm0gnrn436@4ax.com...
>>> Obviously the police were concerned about their safety whilst
>>> perfectly prepared to risk the lives of the general public.
>> Or druggies as we like to call them.
> 
> Like the much more dangerous group of substance abusers round the corner in 
> the King's Head pub? 
> 
> 

Or those who fiddle the DSS like you walker

On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 09:38:32 +0100, ®i©ardo  wrote:

>> Thank god for druggies.

>> Low life, degenerate scum the lot of them. Useless garbage who should
>> be rounded up and shot. Clear the filthy slime off the streets,
>> they're not fit to be amongst decent folks.

>> Yes, thank god for druggies. There's at least one group of people who
>> can be safely and legally dehumanised. 

>> I don't know what a self respecting hate filled pervert would do
>> without them.

>Take to drink, probably!

I reckon those druggie hating macho men like nothing better than
getting off to the pub and knocking back a pint or ten. 

As they are getting sloshed they can tell each other what worthless
lumps of human vermin druggies are and what they would like to do to
them.

Druggies are a gift from heaven for them, they can't do that with
queers, pakis and niggers anymore.

Svenne