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Buying Ecstasy Bergen Op Zoom

The Netherlands reviews its tolerant approach to drug policy

Buying Ecstasy Bergen Op Zoom

A group of teenage English boys, their polite manners contrasting with the hair-raising heavy metal designs on their T-shirts, is also drinking the warm, frothy brew. Above them a large flat screen TV is showing a documentary about Antarctic bird life. From inside this cozy, year-old-bar-turned-hash-house it appears the Amsterdam drug scene has mellowed since the Dutch government began to 'decriminalize' cannabis in the late s. After 30 years of high times, Amsterdam continues to attract waves of youthful tourists eager to smoke a reefer or two without having to look over their shoulder for the cops. However Dutch attitudes are changing. According to the survey, The Netherlands was ranked 13th out of 23 nations — way behind countries such as Spain, Italy and the Czech Republic, which register more than double the Dutch rate. In the Cafe, the only locals in view were a group of something friends of the owner nodding contentedly to the Frank Zappa and Jimi Hendrix tunes coming from the sound system. Veling is perhaps unique among coffee shop owners in that he is also an active member and one-time city councilor with the conservative Christian Democratic Appeal party of Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende, which has done much to clamp down on the Dutch dope trade in recent years. Coffee shops have seen the maximum amount they can sell customers reduced from 30 grams to 5 grams. In a ban on cannabis outlets serving alcohol was enforced, meaning coffee shop owners had to choose between booze or pot — which explains why the strongest drinks at Cafe are coffee, tea and chocolate. Moreover, advertising for cannabis is banned, so while souvenir shops selling T-shirts festooned with marijuana-leaf designs abound, coffee shops are not allowed to use the image. Many city councils prohibit the opening of new coffee shops and are quick to shut down any that break the rules. A ban on smoking tobacco in all Dutch cafes and bars hit the coffee shops hard when it was introduced in July , since cannabis cigarettes are often mixed with tobacco. Now the rule is widely ignored. The cities of Bergen op Zoom and Rosendaal near the Belgian border closed down six of their eight coffee shops last year after residents complained about rowdy behavior from an estimated 25, drug tourists passing through every week. In the southeastern city of Maastricht, authorities have proposed making coffee shops members-only clubs, effectively banning foreign day-trippers. Polak complains that criminal elements continue to play a leading role in the cannabis trade due to an anomaly in the laws: While the retailing is tolerated, wholesale trade remains illegal, meaning coffee shop owners often have to get their supplies from criminal networks, which are also involved in illegal exports of the drug and violent turf wars. We want to hear your feedback so we can keep improving our website, theworld. Please fill out this quick survey and let us know your thoughts your answers will be anonymous. Thanks for your time! Tell us about your experience accessing The World. Take the survey.

Buying Ecstasy Bergen Op Zoom