Aussie destroying by drugs & so lenient
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1 Half of Ausssie herion abuser mad & 7% youth used illicit drug and marijuana/cannabis
'Most strikingly, one in two Australians who had used heroin in the last month (50.3%) were diagnosed or treated for mental illness in the last 12 months compared with only one in eleven (9.1%) of those who had not used heroin in the last 12 months,' Mr Batts said.
above from 2004 National Drug Strategy Household Survey: Detailed Findings by Australian Institute of Health and Wealfare.
In 2004, one in fourteen young Australians aged 12-15 years (7.2%) reported having used an illicit drug, with marijuana/cannabis use accounting for most of this (5.2%).
and that one in eight (12.9%) reported having been abused, either verbally or physically, or having been put in fear by someone affected by illicit drugs.
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1 in 5 teenagers had used marijuana/cannabis.Ecstasy and related drugs were commonly used by 12- to 24-year-oldsThe proportion of people who had recently used marijuana/cannabis was 11% in 2004-but around 1 in 5 teenagers had used cannabis in the last 12 months.
above fr Statistics on Drug Use in Australia 2004, by Australian Institute of Health and Wealfare.
While marijuana use was at a new low, recent ecstasy use hit a new peak (3%).
'While the 3% overall figure might not seem all that much, ecstasy and related drugs were commonly used by 12- to 24-year-olds in 2004', Ms Dowling said.
'In particular, among the 20- to 24-year-olds, 13% had used ecstasy recently, while 11% had used meth/amphetamines.'
1 in 10 sentenced prisoners in 2004 was imprisoned for drug-related offences, most commonly dealing/trafficking drugs.
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Between 2001 and 2004 there was a decline in the proportion of population who had used an illicit drug in the past 12 months, from 16.9% to 15.3%.cocaine use 1.0%, and hallucinogen use 0.7%.
Above come fr 2004 National Drug Strategy Household Survey: First Results,
ecstasy use 3.4%
o Almost two in five people who used an illicit drug in the past month reported high or very high levels of psychological distress.
WHAT!! 1 % OF POPULAION USING HERION??
3.May be the above sound not so serious.Therefore Aussie so lenient
to drug courier.
4.It is reported that many beds in hospitals or other institutions
are taken up to treat illiness caused by drugs abusers.Many aged
are the victims of them for money.Today STimes 24.11.2005.
5.You can read the full report in the above sites.Take a leaf from them.
Sg Parents:Watch your kids closely. -
We let Burmese drug lords launder dirty money on our shores. Which one is worse?
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Any proof?With billions of money in and out,u think MAS can spotOriginally posted by iveco:We let Burmese drug lords launder dirty money on our shores. Which one is worse?
so many cases?? -
Lazerlords has posted a few links on the Burmese connection. Do you want them?
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If drug money is indeed laundered in Singapore, the government loses its moral credibility, but this government is not credible to ppl like you in the first place, so how can it be worse?Originally posted by iveco:We let Burmese drug lords launder dirty money on our shores. Which one is worse?
But drugs being available freely in singapore affect my children leh, cannot lah. You can stay in perth and stay high. if you bring drugs to singapore, we will also hang you one, understand!!
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No prove ! Sometimes huh !
AUST people always take drugs. Go to bali take drug already rape girls want to get no jail ! GO and died ! AUST PUSSY ! -
One piece of advice, the links, like all other sources of news, must be viewed with an open mind and not with a partisan mindset.Originally posted by iveco:Lazerlords has posted a few links on the Burmese connection. Do you want them? -
We should not interfere in the affairs of others just as we do not let others interfere with us.
Let them do what they like, even if they like to kill themselves.
Then there will be peace on earth. -
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