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To: april15Bendovr
"The highest is around 25% but the average today is close to 15%"

This is false. I've gone to the trouble of providing proof that it is false. If you are going to persist in making this claim, the least you could do is provide something to back your claim up rather than just making conclusory statements. The ONDCP gets their data on marijuana potency from the Marijuana Potency Monitoring Project, which is an ongoing study funded by the government where samples of seized marijuana from all over the country are tested for THC content. That's where the government gets their data. Where did Hazelden get theirs? I bet it's coming from the same place the ONDCP gets their data but Hazelden either made a mistake in reporting the data or purposely misrepresented the facts. If you were to actually do some research you would see that I am right.
56 posted on 11/21/2004 11:01:16 PM PST by TKDietz
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To: TKDietz

Go to NIDA's web site. While your there please learn something please and stop making me do your homework.


58 posted on 11/21/2004 11:03:23 PM PST by april15Bendovr
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