42 replies to this topic

[mwedzi]

because the only drug i knew while growing up was weed/mbanje which people grew in their gardens

[ingozi]

mwedzi, on 16 March 2012 - 04:24 PM, said:

because the only drug i knew while growing up was weed/mbanje which people grew in their gardens

Yes among rhodhies and Nigerians don't know about Zairoise

[Squatter]

mwedzi, on 16 March 2012 - 04:24 PM, said:

because the only drug i knew while growing up was weed/mbanje which people grew in their gardens

Ask kagoofi - he is the zanoids peddler in chief!....

[mwedzi]

is weed/mbanje illegal in zim

[ingozi]

Rhodesians are all drugs prescription and nacortics they are in deep shiit with light at the end of the tunnel the only way they can survive is to be in a stupor on daily basis

[Squatter]

mwedzi, on 16 March 2012 - 04:29 PM, said:

is weed/mbanje illegal in zim

No - why do you think these zanoids continualy puke the shit that they do?

[ingozi]

zanoid_slapper, on 16 March 2012 - 04:30 PM, said:

No - why do you think these zanoids continualy puke the shit that they do?

Rhodesians have been on hard drrugs since the 'loss' of their loot in that year they shall never forget 2000 when blacks got back their land stolen by these shameless thieves with noo morals

[Avi8r]

Sadly yes. I know of one person who actually died from an OD of that mess.

[mwedzi]

Avi8r, on 16 March 2012 - 04:33 PM, said:

Sadly yes. I know of one person who actually died from an OD of that mess.

really but how did they get there

[Avi8r]

Simple.
Drug mules orchestrated by those from a certain part of West Africa.
Corrupt customs & immigration personnel allow port entry to high risk groups.
Shady tuck shops masquerading as businesses offload the product(s).

mwedzi, on 16 March 2012 - 04:35 PM, said:

really but how did they get there

[mwedzi]

Avi8r, on 16 March 2012 - 04:45 PM, said:

Simple.
Drug mules orchestrated by those from a certain part of West Africa.
Corrupt customs & immigration personnel allow port entry to high risk groups.
Shady tuck shops masquerading as businesses offload the product(s).

this is really worrying because if we add these drugs into the equation of a broken political system the country might not even recover

[canuck]

ingozi, on 16 March 2012 - 04:32 PM, said:

Rhodesians have been on hard drrugs since the 'loss' of their loot in that year they shall never forget 2000 when blacks got back their land stolen by these shameless thieves with noo morals

YOU GOT YOUR LAND BACK NOW DO SOME THING WITH IT. AS WELL AS EVERYTHING ELSE TOOK BACK.  GIVE BACK TO THE EVIL WEST THEIR $.

[Avi8r]

To understand the potential extent of impending damage and social erosion, we need to transcend political differences. There is a growing problem with regard to drugs, human trafficking and other social ills in Zimbabwe.
The problem is most younger generation Zimbabweans lack the hindsight or foresight to discern how grim things look if they persist unchecked. Perhaps people need to look a the social history of certain countries and contrast that with our own social history  then make an informed assessment. In any case, these issues need to be tactfully managed because it appears when a nationality screams 'xenophobia' some are quick to volunteer diplomatic apologies.

mwedzi, on 16 March 2012 - 04:50 PM, said:

this is really worrying because if we add these drugs into the equation of a broken political system the country might not even recover

[Kaguvi18]

zanoid_slapper, on 16 March 2012 - 04:27 PM, said:

Ask kagoofi - he is the zanoids peddler in chief!....

The nigerians smuggle the drugs in there stomach,they make tubes of a weight of 10-20-50gr,which one has to swallow and fill his or her stomach to avoid control by dogs,but alert flight personel can tell who is a mule when the guest doesn't accept drinks or food,Zimbabwe is a transit port for the drugs destined for south africa,europe and Asia because the zimbabweans are not known for such inhuman work,heroin passes through also,but common drugs that zimbabweans in general take are,tobbacco,coffee,tea,beer,Mbanje and cough mixtures.some are addicted to prescription drugs.

[Afrika 2011]

Glue is the only drug I knew about when I was in Zim, but am not sure whether or not it was illegal, because street kids seemed to sniff in openly

[Inspector Jo]

Ask most (if not all) ex-UK Credit Card thieves now in Zim. Most of them are 'runners' now....

[Kaguvi18]

Inspector Jo, on 16 March 2012 - 09:41 PM, said:

Ask most (if not all) ex-UK Credit Card thieves now in Zim. Most of them are 'runners' now....

Not forgeting 419 where they dupe unsuspecting victims of tainted money that needs a chemical to clean it,they are scupuluos theives and why they allowed them in in the first place is a wonder.

[muvhet]

Kaguvi18, on 16 March 2012 - 09:52 PM, said:

Not forgeting 419 where they dupe unsuspecting victims of tainted money that needs a chemical to clean it,they are scupuluos theives and why they allowed them in in the first place is a wonder.

I heard they were planning a law that would make police shoot on sight any drug dealers (Nigerians) selling around a school

[mwedzi]

muvhet, on 16 March 2012 - 11:18 PM, said:

I heard they were planning a law that would make police shoot on sight any drug dealers (Nigerians) selling around a school

thats a bad plan

[Afrika 2011]

mwedzi, on 16 March 2012 - 11:22 PM, said:

thats a bad plan

I think it's a very cost effective plan and I would endorse it anytime...
The sentence for illegal drug dealing is death, in most countries anyways...