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Local business man featured in TV documentary tonight BBC3 at 9PM

Yes its me; the program examines the different treatment that I have received from the UK authorities compared to my Dutch counterparts.It looks at Sensi Seed Bank and its multi million Euro Business and my continued restriction and criminalisation; (four criminal convictions to date; so much for equal rights in Europe)It follows the UK police on a raid.Contaminated cannabis and its dangers are also discussed.I am quite sure that a number of the posters on this site will be up in arms about the BBC giving me any credibility, but if annoying them is the only result, I'll be happy.I can't help but wonder if the program will prompt yet another visit by the local Police though.

Philip Walsh ● 5949d6 Comments

It was shown again at three in the morning on the 25th and again last night, that makes four showings. Apparently it was the 3rd most watched program on the multi networks when originally shown,attracting 729k (2.9%).

Philip Walsh ● 5942d

"I suppose the police have to justify the expense of police this lost war!"Agreed.

Stephanie Kitsune ● 5948d

Sorry to bust the money bubble but those figures were ridiculous, I'm buggered if I would be working at my shop if I could have earned that much money out of growing weed for six months. I suppose the police have to justify the expense of police this lost war!

Philip Walsh ● 5948d

It was an interesting programme, if perhaps trying to deal with too many issues. Good advert and guide for how to earn half a million quid setting up a factory.

Justin Anderson ● 5949d

Did you see Loose Women today Philip? Again someone making the point about decriminalisation being the only way forward as everything else. The debate is becoming irresistable. We might even get some politicians waking up soon????

Vanessa Smith ● 5949d

This is also apparently repeated at 11.30 pm

Philip Walsh ● 5949d