Originally Posted by soul controller
I tried it a couple times and it blew my mind both times. That shit is MAGICAL!! you have to be careful when you buy saffron though because a lot of places try to pass off this sister plant that really isn't even saffron
Alton brown taught me that back at the house
With all the shit wrong with this world they should at least pretend to protest for something that means shit.
i been trying to get my mates to grow saffron instead of sativa, they got the equipment.,,lol im sure they;d get much more on saffron weights..
that should happen to everyone who wears flip flops
to mark the 200th anniversary of the british invasion of america, we should invade britain in 2012
the protests was on saturday
since then, the lack of respect show by the police/authorities,
looters and thieves, have just taken to doing what they want.
i wouldnt even call these folk rioters, as their no point to the rioting.. just stricter controls..
hence previous posts..
Operation Trident?
its to do with blacks/drugs/gun crime.. operation trident is the undercover name for we want to arrest/spy on black youth
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/5342246.stm
Q&A: Operation Trident
43 police forces are expected to use the new database
Operation Trident, a Metropolitan Police team dedicated to tackling gun crime within the black community, seized hundreds of weapons in dawn raids in Kent. What is the operation?
What are the origins of Operation Trident?
Operation Trident was set up in 1998 in response to a string of what are often called "black-on-black" shootings and murders in the Lambeth and Brent areas of London.
The killings, mainly of young men, came amid fears of a wave of 'yardie'-style violence, linked to a growing crack cocaine problem and a spiralling guns culture.
Officers were finding the cases hard to investigate as fear of reprisals meant witnesses were afraid to come forward, and there was a general distrust of the police.
As the violence continued, the operation was extended to cover the whole of the capital a year later, with a special focus on drug-related gun crime.
How does it work?
Operation Trident now exists as a dedicated unit within the Metropolitan Police, which helps officers in local police stations investigate shootings and collate intelligence from across the capital on suspected gunmen, firearms suppliers and gun converters.
This information is then used to arrest suspects, trying to stop shootings from happening and disrupting the flow of weapons.
The unit also works with customs and immigration officials and other agencies in the UK and Jamaica to gather intelligence and identify suspects.
Operation Trident has waged a series of ad campaigns
In 2000, a fresh commitment by the Met to improve its performance in tackling black community murders gave Operation Trident renewed impetus.
It was relaunched with three specialist senior detectives in command, supported by a team of 160 officers.
It now has some 290 police officers and scores of support staff working in teams dedicated to murders, shootings and intelligence gathering.
Since 2004, Trident has further expanded beyond the black communities to cover shootings in all the capital's communities.
How is the community involved?
Community involvement has been seen as key to Trident's success from the outset, with the Trident Advisory Panel set up to harness public support and keep officers informed.
Before the operation was launched, the flow of intelligence about drug-related shootings was negligible.
The operation has maintained a high profile, waging glossy advertising campaigns, using eye-catching posters, cinema adverts and celebrity backing, and involvement in community events such as the Urban Music Festival at Earl's Court.
Publicity is seen as key both to persuading the public to play its part in providing crucial intelligence and to challenging gun culture and the belief among some sections of communities that someone with a gun will gain respect and fear.
Has it been a success?
Along the way, Operation Trident has had a number of successes, including the conviction in 2004 of Owen Clark, aka Father Fowl - a drugs kingpin whose operation, involving crack cocaine and gun crime, stretched from north west London to Jamaica and the Caribbean.
The Met says his detention had a major impact on drug dealing and shootings in north west London.
Last July two men were convicted at the Old Bailey over a massive gun conversion racket uncovered by Trident officers, disrupting an operation which had supplied hundreds of illegal firearms to criminals throughout Britain.
After reaching a peak of 24 murders investigated by Trident in 2002, the number of such cases halved to 12 in 2003 - with suspects apprehended in most.
According to the Met, all of the 15 murders the Trident team investigated between 2005 and 2006 were solved.
The latest figures show gun crime incidents investigated in the capital by Operation Trident fell from 95 offences in April to July 2005 to 78 in April to July 2006.
Overall, gun-enabled crime was 23.1% lower, the Met Police said.
Similar operations have now begun in other cities including Birmingham, Bristol and Nottingham. However, the reluctance of witnesses to testify remains a problem, with some unwilling to be on protection schemes because of the personal sacrifices involved. Drugs are still readily available - at lower prices - and in spite of pro-active investigations targeting gun dealers, the flow from abroad of illegal weapons, replicas and deactivated guns that can be made ready for use continues.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operati...politan_Police)
ahahahahahh
LMAO @ INF and soul's back and forth about the rice/coke
We do it for the people.
I just finished eating some asian stir fry on rice
But yam is an addiction thats harder to kick than heroin. White girl rice is baby shit bro.
Started out with a protest after cops shot some fucker. That was fucked up of course, but an appropriate response ain't burning down innocent peoples homes and businesses.
I don't know how you supposed to stop that shit, other than cops going in there and beating the shit out of them, which at this point makes sense. I think you got about 1 in 5 that are actual psychopaths and the other 4 are sheep with no role models.
If my pop psychology doesn't stop the rioting I don't know what will. The funny thing is looking back at the Rodney King shit, it always seemed like those riots were justified. But they only are in theory, people obviously just use that shit as an excuse to loot and throw molotovs at the police.
And their Rodney King...
When I'm writing in my room
It's like a child that's fighting in the womb
- KP -
When I'm writing in my room
It's like a child that's fighting in the womb
- KP -
im all for riots, government is fucked and the way the country is run and the monetary policy now reaching a crisis all over the world, this stuff is to be expected
but a lot of these dudes are attacking personal businesses, burning down homes and stealing cars. sure theres always gonna be collateral damage but stick to the big guns ffs
ive been checking up on this and some people are dumb as fuck, posting pictures of all the stuff theyve stolen on twitter lmao! and that pic posted above with the fat woman.... she is stealing from POUND SHOP hahaha it is funny... but cmon stick to the big guys not your own fucking working class
If fat people are going to loot, they should steal mirrors to see how ugly they are.
jasmine basmati blend been good to me
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