skunk magazine raided..

KLITE · Aug 16, 2013

We should all assume that if not using the onion network to post here that there is some little shitty ball-less fed dickhead(yes you motherfucker there are nicer ways to make a living, pm me and i will teach you to live) reading through your gmail yahoo and what have you. I trully hope something awful brings about their demise. When i lived in the UK i used to wake up everyday at 5 am and go back to sleep at 7 am just so i could be up if they ever felt like knocking down the door. I knew a guy who had made himself a makeshift flame thrower that would trigger if the door was knocked down to burn the swinery if they ever felt like knocking his door down. Slightly over the top but if you have ever been woken up at dawn by a bunch of intruders you might find it justifiable...

smokinafatty · Aug 16, 2013

KLITE said:
I knew a guy who had made himself a makeshift flame thrower that would trigger if the door was knocked down to burn the swinery if they ever felt like knocking his door down.

So he wanted to be sure to NEVER get out of prison because he'd be in there for killing cops? Smart.

TripleMindedGee5150 · Aug 16, 2013

They just need to legalize already. Raiding the magazine head quarters really? What was it run by the cartel?

ASMALLVOICE · Aug 16, 2013

I find it much more wise to walk into a book store, grab it off the magazine rack and pay cash. I would not want a shipping label with my id on it anywhere near such.

Always err to the side of caution.

Peace and Stealthy Grows

Asmallvoice

tharoomman · Aug 16, 2013

smokinafatty said:
So he wanted to be sure to NEVER get out of prison because he'd be in there for killing cops? Smart.

I'm assuming that it wasn't set up at the door, man. Doing it at the point of entry would just be stupid. Read the post again.

potpimp · Aug 17, 2013

So much for freedom of the fucking press. Thanks O'dickhead.

Mad Hamish · Aug 17, 2013

just read about this one, but it seems that the offices of skunk magazine were raided last week..

Mad Hamish · Aug 17, 2013

dhyjddtjian said:
just read about this one, but it seems that the offices of skunk magazine were raided last week..

Dude you are about to get the trolling of a lifetime. Come onto my threads simply to repeat stuff I've said to later delete it, RETARDED. I am going to have so much fun with you buddy.

curious2garden · Aug 17, 2013

hempyninja309 said:
Everyone who has ever subscribed to Skunk Magazine is now on the DEA's watch list.

My money would be on them looking for large grow connections. Yeah there's inter agency communication. These guys officially and unofficially like to talk to each other. Just like we like to talk to each other.

jkahndb0 said:
In America cops aren't allowed to just scan houses with a FLIR. They have to obtain a warrant first.
So they must have already had evidence on the guy... (or they just dont care and did it anyway...)
.......snip.....

Hyperspectral satellite cameras.....

slowbus · Aug 17, 2013

Mad Hamish said:
Dude you are about to get the trolling of a lifetime. Come onto my threads simply to repeat stuff I've said to later delete it, RETARDED. I am going to have so much fun with you buddy.

and just who the fawk are you?

Sativied · Aug 17, 2013

slowbus said:
and just who the fawk are you?

Someone with a much higher post average than you so be afraaaidddd

My theory: considering how they knew how this would look they probably had a pretty big reason to do it. Going after growers, of whatever size, by "raiding" a magazine, seems like overkill. Unless, the owners and/or employers of the magazines were involved in large grows themselves and/or money-laundering profit from grows. Tax fraud or something.

kinetic · Aug 17, 2013

racerboy71 said:
yeah, i was kind of thinking the same thing, i'm just not sure how much info canadian authorities freely share with say the d.e.a.

Ask Marc Emery :cuss:

racerboy71 · Aug 17, 2013

kinetic said:
Ask Marc Emery

His case was a bit different as he was selling illegal drugs , seeds, across the us border..
Last time I checked magazines about pot aren't illegal..

KLITE · Aug 19, 2013

smokinafatty said:
So he wanted to be sure to NEVER get out of prison because he'd be in there for killing cops? Smart.

You dont get life in prision in the UK so maybe worth it for him to take some members of the wrong team out?

vacpurge · Aug 19, 2013

so now weed magazines are illegal and were not allowed to own them, or have them near us???? god damn you guys are fucking paranoid... thinking youre big fish and that the feds and dea really give a fuck about any of us, or any of the names that subscribe to skunk mag... wtf are they gonna do?? show up at your house "uhhh, yeah we have a warrant, turns out you subscribe to skunk magazine so we got 250,000 warrants issued and are just checking all skunk subscribers houses for anything" yeah fuckin right....

ricky1lung · Aug 19, 2013

racerboy71 said:
yeah, i was kind of thinking the same thing, i'm just not sure how much info canadian authorities freely share with say the d.e.a.

Allot, and it is getting worse.
Verizon in Canada..... Maybe soon.....

^^^
An easy way to get sub info to the NSA and back to Canada.

theQuetzalcoatl · Aug 19, 2013

Yeah cause Verizon buying wind is a govt conspiracy to get your info.

ricky1lung · Aug 19, 2013

theQuetzalcoatl said:
Yeah cause Verizon buying wind is a govt conspiracy to get your info.

And the digital transition was for better service and safety, the Can gov isn't entering into a joint police cross border opperation
that will have US officers given authority to arrest Canadians.

Nah, the Can gov doesn't share or allow opportunity to the US.

theQuetzalcoatl · Aug 19, 2013

They don't hide it in cell phone deals. Lol they just pass the information the traditional way. By just straight up sharing. The Leo databases were combined years ago.

ricky1lung · Aug 19, 2013

theQuetzalcoatl said:
They don't hide it in cell phone deals. Lol they just pass the information the traditional way. By just straight up sharing. The Leo databases were combined years ago.

They still have to obtain the data in the first place, legally.... As we have found it this is one way the data collection
is made possible and shared legally.

Keep in mind we also have Virgin here too, yet when they came there was no controversy, the PM and party was not launching
websites to promote them and it was a non issue. Yet when it comes to Verizon there is what appears to be a vested interest
in getting that particular company into Canada.

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