As you may or may not be aware, proposed changes to the Misuse of Drugs Act in the UK may soon make fresh Magic Mushrooms a Class A drug. The penalties for possession will be up to 7 years imprisonment plus an unlimited fine, and for supply it’s up to life imprisonment and an unlimited fine. The Magic Mushroom Consumers Group (MMCG) is dedicated to stopping the proposed change, in order to keep fresh magic mushrooms legal. THE MMCG BELIEVES THAT IT IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! At the moment we are currently lobbying UK government and we have already uncovered serious flaws in the way that the government’s policy has been decided upon. The proposed changes still have to go through several stages before they become law. “WHY SHOULD I DO ANYTHING?” I hear you ask. The short answer is because you can. Otherwise what will you think of yourself when the first family is broken up because someone is jailed for doing something that harms nobody. It might even be you and your family! Don’t take it lying down. “HOW CAN I DO SOMETHING?” – Now, that’s more like it. To make a difference we need to do more than just sign an on-line petition or rant about the insanity of it to each other. There are many things that will make a difference at this stage. Writing to your Member of Parliament Writing to a newspaper Get involved in spreading the word Become part of MMCG (even anonymously) we appreciate all the help you can offer. Visit our site to learn more about the situation and for helpful information and links that will allow you to do your bit - http://www.magicmushroomconsumers.org/ Or log in, introduce yourself and join the debate at -http://www.magicmushroomforum.co.uk/ Thanks - Derek
If you are in the UK please support this, sign the petition and write to your MP! Voice your concerns! K
Ive signed the petition ,and will do what I can I will email my member of parliment, have done this on other issues and got a good response . we have a uk forum I will post about this there too.
Excellent stuff, khronus and jonny2mad. At least when your grandchildren ask you "what did you do in the drugs war, Grandad?" you won't have to answer, "I just kept my head down, and let it happen."
Read what "transform" (a drugs policy development charity) has to say on the subject. I think the guys at transform really know what thier talking about. http://www.tdpf.org.uk/Policy_General_Mushrooms.htm
