| Drugs in Norwich on 20:21 - Jun 10 with 8336 views | noggin |
All normal stuff when I worked in London. The war on drugs eh? |  |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 20:27 - Jun 10 with 8312 views | textbackup |
Drugs are everywhere, whilst theres money to be made they will never stop the drugs and the killings. as horribly sad as that is |  |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 20:30 - Jun 10 with 8301 views | giant_stow |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:27 - Jun 10 by textbackup |
Drugs are everywhere, whilst theres money to be made they will never stop the drugs and the killings. as horribly sad as that is |
I guess I'm a bit behind the times with anglia life these days. Just read like something out of The Wire. |  |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 20:45 - Jun 10 with 8248 views | gtsb |
As most people on here know my daughter had a bad drug addiction and for those who don't know , Ipswich has a massive, and I'm not exaggerating, drug problem. I've seen, heard and been told things that I couldn't believe and not only from my daughter but from workers in drug rehabilitation and the police. The London Somalian drug disease is rife in Ipswich......and spreading. |  | | |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:47 - Jun 10 with 8232 views | Melford |
I was talking to a kid at work who washes up on a Sunday lunchtime, we got talking about that stabbing in Ipswich and he reckons London firms have taken over a lot of the Ipswich and narwich trade and the Ipswich and narwich firms are coming to the likes of Hadleigh and Sudbury for business. |  |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 20:48 - Jun 10 with 8222 views | noggin |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:45 - Jun 10 by gtsb |
As most people on here know my daughter had a bad drug addiction and for those who don't know , Ipswich has a massive, and I'm not exaggerating, drug problem. I've seen, heard and been told things that I couldn't believe and not only from my daughter but from workers in drug rehabilitation and the police. The London Somalian drug disease is rife in Ipswich......and spreading. |
I don't think ' Somalian' is relevant in the grand scheme of things. | |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 20:52 - Jun 10 with 8194 views | gtsb |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:48 - Jun 10 by noggin |
I don't think ' Somalian' is relevant in the grand scheme of things. |
OK I'll say African then if that makes you feel better. | | | |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:53 - Jun 10 with 8182 views | noggin |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:52 - Jun 10 by gtsb |
OK I'll say African then if that makes you feel better. |
What about the white British importers of hard drugs? | |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 20:57 - Jun 10 with 8160 views | gtsb |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:53 - Jun 10 by noggin |
What about the white British importers of hard drugs? |
Give over ffs. I'm not saying British importers are innocent I'm saying that gangs from London are infiltrating our towns and Africans, and primarily Somalians, are the people on the streets. If you don't want to hear the truth then don't reply. | | | |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:02 - Jun 10 with 8132 views | noggin |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:57 - Jun 10 by gtsb |
Give over ffs. I'm not saying British importers are innocent I'm saying that gangs from London are infiltrating our towns and Africans, and primarily Somalians, are the people on the streets. If you don't want to hear the truth then don't reply. |
Do you blame the kids on the streets or the men who are are paying them a few bob to be there? | |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 21:04 - Jun 10 with 8116 views | artsbossbeard |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:30 - Jun 10 by giant_stow |
I guess I'm a bit behind the times with anglia life these days. Just read like something out of The Wire. |
I think th prostitute killings were an eye opener for many locals.
Drug trade is rife in Ipswich like many towns/cities of a similar size though. |  |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 21:05 - Jun 10 with 8104 views | Melford |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:02 - Jun 10 by noggin |
Do you blame the kids on the streets or the men who are are paying them a few bob to be there? |
Both but I'm more worried about someone tooled up ending up stabbing someone Right Here Right Now. That needs to stop first. | |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 21:09 - Jun 10 with 8089 views | gtsb |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:02 - Jun 10 by noggin |
Do you blame the kids on the streets or the men who are are paying them a few bob to be there? |
If you think that the British control most of the drugs that come to these shores then you clearly haven't got a clue. So in answer to your question the mostly foreign drugs cartel and the dealer's on the streets are all to blame and all deserve to be wiped off the face of the earth. Just my opinion. | | | |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:17 - Jun 10 with 8032 views | Durovigutum |
Legalise class b and c. The tobacco companies would clean up, police could worry about the serious hard stuff, low life scum bags making life a misery would have to do something else. |  | | |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:20 - Jun 10 with 8014 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:45 - Jun 10 by gtsb |
As most people on here know my daughter had a bad drug addiction and for those who don't know , Ipswich has a massive, and I'm not exaggerating, drug problem. I've seen, heard and been told things that I couldn't believe and not only from my daughter but from workers in drug rehabilitation and the police. The London Somalian drug disease is rife in Ipswich......and spreading. |
To be fair that is just the latest incarnation, there were others before and others still to come. Should be de criminalised and then regulated imho. |  |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 21:24 - Jun 10 with 7992 views | noggin |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:09 - Jun 10 by gtsb |
If you think that the British control most of the drugs that come to these shores then you clearly haven't got a clue. So in answer to your question the mostly foreign drugs cartel and the dealer's on the streets are all to blame and all deserve to be wiped off the face of the earth. Just my opinion. |
My point is, those Somali kids are not the problem. They are a symptom of a much bigger problem, one that the law is hopeless against | |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 21:26 - Jun 10 with 7976 views | gtsb |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:20 - Jun 10 by BanksterDebtSlave |
To be fair that is just the latest incarnation, there were others before and others still to come. Should be de criminalised and then regulated imho. |
The latest incarnation is the world we currently live in though. If we de- criminalise then what happens if that experiment goes horribly wrong. I watched 24 hours in police custody the other day. A big drugs ring in Luton got caught and sentenced. The main dealer, who had a big criminal record, only got 8 years. That's where the problem lies with me. Lock the c***s up for life. | | | |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:31 - Jun 10 with 7962 views | gtsb |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:24 - Jun 10 by noggin |
My point is, those Somali kids are not the problem. They are a symptom of a much bigger problem, one that the law is hopeless against |
And I know of Somalians being sent to prison for drug offences but on their release not being deported. One I know of is dealing drugs on the streets of Ipswich as we speak even though he served a prison sentence for dealing drugs. | | | |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:38 - Jun 10 with 7941 views | Lord_Lucan |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:02 - Jun 10 by noggin |
Do you blame the kids on the streets or the men who are are paying them a few bob to be there? |
I think you are being deliberately argumentative and a bit daft here to be honest. |  |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 21:55 - Jun 10 with 7880 views | Lord_Lucan |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:26 - Jun 10 by gtsb |
The latest incarnation is the world we currently live in though. If we de- criminalise then what happens if that experiment goes horribly wrong. I watched 24 hours in police custody the other day. A big drugs ring in Luton got caught and sentenced. The main dealer, who had a big criminal record, only got 8 years. That's where the problem lies with me. Lock the c***s up for life. |
One of the lads charged with last weeks murder got two years for drugs - less than two years ago. | |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 21:59 - Jun 10 with 7871 views | gtsb |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:55 - Jun 10 by Lord_Lucan |
One of the lads charged with last weeks murder got two years for drugs - less than two years ago. |
As that's where the problem lies with me. You can earn big big money out of destroying young lives and the risks are minimal. | | | |
| Drugs in Norwich on 22:39 - Jun 10 with 7757 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| Drugs in Norwich on 21:26 - Jun 10 by gtsb |
The latest incarnation is the world we currently live in though. If we de- criminalise then what happens if that experiment goes horribly wrong. I watched 24 hours in police custody the other day. A big drugs ring in Luton got caught and sentenced. The main dealer, who had a big criminal record, only got 8 years. That's where the problem lies with me. Lock the c***s up for life. |
In case it is of interest.....
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/6/12/15301458/canada-prescription-h | |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 23:07 - Jun 10 with 7721 views | BLUEBEAT |
That recent deadly crash in Newmarket/Exning was London teenage dealers and NMKT cuckoo ‘victims’. |  |
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| Drugs in Norwich on 23:10 - Jun 10 with 7714 views | Guthrum |
| Drugs in Norwich on 20:45 - Jun 10 by gtsb |
As most people on here know my daughter had a bad drug addiction and for those who don't know , Ipswich has a massive, and I'm not exaggerating, drug problem. I've seen, heard and been told things that I couldn't believe and not only from my daughter but from workers in drug rehabilitation and the police. The London Somalian drug disease is rife in Ipswich......and spreading. |
True in many towns. We were told that the drug problem here in Cheltenham was simply too large for the police to deal with (when having a spot of bother with some users and dealers in the street). |  |
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