FranJan
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And you thought your last grow was a bitch;
http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/2012/07/24/228091.html
So that's where all the Blonde Lebanese went. Hopefully it makes a comeback, though I don't think my employers are gonna be happy
Lebanese Marihuana Farmers Fight Security Forces
Farmers armed with machineguns, rocket-propelled grenades and mortars forced government troops to abandon an operation to destroy their illegal cannabis crop in Lebanons Bekaa Valley on Monday, a witness said.
No casualties were reported in the exchange of fire but two security force vehicles were hit by bullets, the witness said.
During Lebanons 1975-1990 civil war, the fertile Bekaa Valley produced up to 1,000 tons of cannabis resin annually and 30 to 50 tons of opium, used to make heroin.The crop was eradicated under a United Nations program between 1991-1993 but it has reemerged as the security forces struggle to control the volatile country. There are no reliable statistics on how much cannabis is produced in Lebanon now.
Security forces run operations to destroy annual marijuana crops but face resistance from angry farmers who see the lucrative and easy-to-grow crop as a way to make money for their impoverished community.
A security source said government forces were regrouping and planning a new operation to destroy the crop
Thanks to Alarabiya.netFarmers armed with machineguns, rocket-propelled grenades and mortars forced government troops to abandon an operation to destroy their illegal cannabis crop in Lebanons Bekaa Valley on Monday, a witness said.
No casualties were reported in the exchange of fire but two security force vehicles were hit by bullets, the witness said.
During Lebanons 1975-1990 civil war, the fertile Bekaa Valley produced up to 1,000 tons of cannabis resin annually and 30 to 50 tons of opium, used to make heroin.The crop was eradicated under a United Nations program between 1991-1993 but it has reemerged as the security forces struggle to control the volatile country. There are no reliable statistics on how much cannabis is produced in Lebanon now.
Security forces run operations to destroy annual marijuana crops but face resistance from angry farmers who see the lucrative and easy-to-grow crop as a way to make money for their impoverished community.
A security source said government forces were regrouping and planning a new operation to destroy the crop
http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/2012/07/24/228091.html
So that's where all the Blonde Lebanese went. Hopefully it makes a comeback, though I don't think my employers are gonna be happy
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