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'''[[Victoria Atkins]] MP, Drugs Minister, Opposes Drugs Regulation While Her Husband Grows 45 Acres Of Cannabis Under Govt Licence.''' The UK's New Princess Of Prohibition: Dishonesty, Hypocrisy, Corruption And Cruelty Behind A Pretty Face.
 
'''[[Victoria Atkins]] MP, Drugs Minister, Opposes Drugs Regulation While Her Husband Grows 45 Acres Of Cannabis Under Govt Licence.''' The UK's New Princess Of Prohibition: Dishonesty, Hypocrisy, Corruption And Cruelty Behind A Pretty Face.
  
{{img|Cannabis-Law-Reform.svg|103|100}} There is no one who plumbs the depths of deception and hypocrisy as deeply as Drugs minister Victoria Atkins. Her recent performance in the Westminster Hall debate on Drug Consumption Rooms (DCRs) was riddled with inaccuracies, distorted information and downright falsehood about the success of such facilities throughout the world. She simply told brazen untruths in order to support her rejection of the clamour from other MPs to introduce DCRs because they are proven to save lives.  
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{{img|Cannabis-Law-Reform.svg|103|100|border=black}} There is no one who plumbs the depths of deception and hypocrisy as deeply as Drugs minister Victoria Atkins. Her recent performance in the Westminster Hall debate on Drug Consumption Rooms (DCRs) was riddled with inaccuracies, distorted information and downright falsehood about the success of such facilities throughout the world. She simply told brazen untruths in order to support her rejection of the clamour from other MPs to introduce DCRs because they are proven to save lives.  
  
 
Atkins would probably rather people didn't mention her husband's farm, because he has a 45-acre cannabis plantation. Pro-legalisation pressure group [[CLEAR]] revealed that Atkins is married to Paul Kenward, managing director of [[British Sugar]]. British Sugar is growing cannabis to supply to drugs company [[GW Pharmaceuticals]]. British Sugar's annual sales fluctuate with the sugar price, so when wholesale prices of the sweet stuff are low, times can be tough. Speaking about the long-term deal, Kenward said he was "confident of decent yields" and that "the return will be better than on tomatoes".
 
Atkins would probably rather people didn't mention her husband's farm, because he has a 45-acre cannabis plantation. Pro-legalisation pressure group [[CLEAR]] revealed that Atkins is married to Paul Kenward, managing director of [[British Sugar]]. British Sugar is growing cannabis to supply to drugs company [[GW Pharmaceuticals]]. British Sugar's annual sales fluctuate with the sugar price, so when wholesale prices of the sweet stuff are low, times can be tough. Speaking about the long-term deal, Kenward said he was "confident of decent yields" and that "the return will be better than on tomatoes".
  
[[File:Cannabis leaf 2.svg|left|92x100px]] '''Corruption?''' The legalisation of cannabis for medicinal use would scupper British Sugar's market. After all, we wouldn't want legalised cannabis to interfere with profits, now would we.
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'''Corruption?''' The legalisation of cannabis for medicinal use would scupper British Sugar's market. After all, we wouldn't want legalised cannabis to interfere with profits, now would we.
  
 
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