High times: "Pot Edward Island" author responds to Canadian uproar

re: High times: "Pot Edward Island" author responds to Canadian uproar

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re: High times: "Pot Edward Island" author responds to Canadian uproar

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re: High times: "Pot Edward Island" author responds to Canadian uproar

Always Personal — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 20:34:17 GMT

The uglist thing about PEI is when some express an opinion whether it is right or wrong Islanders come out in droves with personal attacks. I can only imagine the persoanl attacks in emails he must have recieved. Good thing you didn't write a story on the 618 IP addy's associated with kiddie porn that was uncovered by the O.P.P. LAST YEAR.

re: High times: "Pot Edward Island" author responds to Canadian uproar

Islander — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:00:43 GMT

Perhaps this "reporter" is smoking too much of this stuff himself..... I've lived on PEI for over 30 years and I can say without a doubt there is no "underground marijuana explosion". The entire article is totally out in left field. I literally laughed out loud when I read this article.

re: High times: "Pot Edward Island" author responds to Canadian uproar

Islander — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 09:44:10 GMT

Prince Edward Island has problems. Many of them.

An "explosion in marijuana cultivation" is not one of them.

There are drug problems, but mostly harder drugs, like Oxycontin.

There are serious alcohol problems.

There is poverty and despair in many areas of PEI.

But there is no "explosion" in marijuana cultivation and to say so is simply dishonest.

re: High times: "Pot Edward Island" author responds to Canadian uproar

Ex-Pat Islander — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 09:21:43 GMT

Oh dear, Mr. Earls. You sound disappointed that the world wide web allowed such a brilliant piece of dishonest, lazy, journalism to get you caught out.

Is it true that your newspaper actually paid for your trip to Prince Edward Island? WOW.

Tell me, which communities in Prince Edward Island are "defiantly dry"? Please. I lived there for the majority of my life and I can guarantee, there are no communities in that province that are dry, defiantly or otherwise.

The person whose name you got wrong is Mike NabuurS. There is an S on the end of his name. So even your attempt at correcting your mistake has resulted in a mistake.

Tell me, which Island emergency room doctors train in Baltimore? Who told you that? That is laughable and WRONG.Canadian doctors train in CANADA.

When you convert the number of grams of marijuana that the mounties seized, that you offer as proof of such a shocking explosion in marijuana cultivation, it works out to five pounds. FIVE POUNDS!!!! SHOCKING!!

Anyway, I could go through the article line by line, but that would take too much time. I only hope your editors are aware that they wasted a week's worth of expenses so you could vacation on such a nice Island.

re: High times: "Pot Edward Island" author responds to Canadian uproar

PEI Guy — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 03:31:03 GMT

This is a joke right??? 250 pot plants in a province of 135,000. B.C. ships an under estimated $4 billion a year in weed, most to the US, now theres a story. Maybe while people are on vacation on PEI they may even be able to see the illusive PEI pot plant. Man it must be a slow news week.......

re: High times: "Pot Edward Island" author responds to Canadian uproar

PEI Rod in Vancouver — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 22:11:29 GMT

50 more plants found in the province than the year bofore? Alert the UN, Al, sounds like a major catastrophe! Jeez, maybe it's just a sign of one or two cops actually ding their jobs - or just getting lucky. Of all the things you could have written about, this seems like the most minor and obscure topic imaginable.