But getting on point. I never once disputed any first hand accounts on here of drug smuggling during the Vietnam war. But you stated that the market was flooded with "Thai Stick" supposedly smuggled from G.I.s, tell me how this is cost effective from a farmer in New Hampshire growing a 9th or 10th generation breed in his greenhouse (probably a lot better) to smuggling Thai Stick halfway across the world, changing hands many times to get on the street! In my area, people go to NYC and Boston all the time and shell out hundreds of bucks to get these fancy sounding names. I know for a fact it is grown locally (but maybe im a just "feeling" my first hand experience in the matter). I have no reason but to "postulate" that it was the same scenario 30 years ago. Can you tell me one reason why this wasnt true beyond just stating it?
You can Chide me as a child all you want. But your statements merely reflect your eccentric bellicoseness.
"Back when i was your age an automobile was AUTOMOBILE and men were MEN, and WE KNEW HOW TO DO DRUGS GODDAMIT!"
In the 60's and early 70's, there were no NH farmers to compete with.
The whole homegrown thing was in its infancy, as were you.