Interpol fights online drug dealing
INTERPOL IS WORRIED that buying drugs on the Internet is so easy, people might even be fooled into thinking its actually legal.
The Daily Torygraph reveals that the global police force is concerned that the “sanitised nature of web transactions” could trick naïve and innocent surfers into believing that purchasing a kilo of coke, a shoe box full of ecstasy or a truckload of heroin, isn’t a crime. We can see the trial defense already.
In an anti-drugs conference in Stockholm, Sweden, Interpol’s Daniel Altmeyer noted "You only need an internet cafe, a credit card, and it's done", adding it was difficult to track down those responsible due to the fact it was something of "a global network".
Whilst the Torygraph freely admits it has absolutely no statistics whatsoever on the number of people who order their fix online, it claims “sales have rocketed in the past few years” and notes that the majority of Internet junkies are “web-savvy” – NO?! really? - and “curious users under the age of 30”.
Interviewing a random Swedish police inspector, Krister Gaefvert, the rag concludes buying drugs online is far more dangerous than buying them down a dark alley as you never know what you might be getting. Mr Gaefvert concurs, adding "With traditional trafficking, you knew your dealer, you knew where the drugs came from. Here, you don't know anything".
Gaefvert also reckoned about 90 per cent of drugs sold online were of the prescription kind, whilst ecstasy, cocaine, cannabis and heroin made up the rest. A wwworrying phenomenon indeed. µ
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Tell me i can get Nectar points and i'm in!!!

Would that count as a cash, or a purchase on a credit card? and if i didnt like them, am i still entitled to make my credit card company refund them, seeing as its actually legally their drugs, until i've cleared the balance?

lmao, you can go on forever!
and I'll say it again.

There are two choices:-
either support the criminal underworld or support the cessation of our current trend of prohibition.
and trusting that the credit card isn't going to get ripped off.

This has spin doctor written all over it, is anyone considering tightening up the internet at the moment? Looks like the typical scare shennanigans those people put out.

And as for people buying viagara online, they should have that in the condom machine. After all they do go together!
And there was this one funny fellow who wrote his own sad little exposé about buying bulk (opium) poppies on eBay. Hilarious!
In fact here's that story:
http://www.alternet.org/drugreporter/21673/
Lotsa crazy stuff on the net, grab a barf bag & check out rotten.com one time. ONE time.
Pandering to the conservative right are we, I don't think people are buying Coke, and Ecstacy with the credit card, anyone who thinks this is an idiot.

Performance drugs are all the rage, I I think actually anything unscheduled is legal, why? because you can't ask a holiday maker to have a prescription for every drug she may be travelling with, and since the drugs travel in the hold seperate to the person it is quite difficult to legislate for this.

Anyone who buys anything from spam is an idiot, and anyone who believes the rest of the drugs are fake is an idiot.

Anyone who thinks people are buying crack online needs to get out of the top floor penthouse (or their government paid for second home) and actually find out what is really hapenning in the work, rather than living in a world of dilusion caused by thier own spin.