by calling things by different names. ‘Pot’ or cannabis or what used to be called ‘Indian hemp’, until the Indians objected, is the mildest of drugs, claimed to be no more addictive than tobacco and less harmful. It was in fact claimed by one ‘pot’ smoker at a West Evetybody court, ‘Pot saved my life.* Whether it is true or not it is claimed as a fact that Moslems, not allowed by the Koran to partake of alcohol or tobacco are allowed to smoke hashish. Hence the heavy traffic in cannabis from the Middle East. It is interesting apro­ Hooked pos of this religious angle that a tribe of American Indians were legally allowed to consume a drug peyote since they it Weekly ® claimed it was an established part of their religious rites. MARCH 18 1967 Vol 28 No 8 The failure of communities to assimi­ late (or even try to understand) the differing habits of immigrant communi­ ties is one of the factors in the per­ Something sistent association of West Indians in the Press, police and public mind with J?VERY now and again the news­ left for treatment when it was realized the drug traffic. In fact all that happens papers get stoned on something, they were seriously ill. The most flagrant is that customs which are perfectly legi­ a minor event, a statistically insigni­ example of a coloured and false story timate in one part of the world turn out ficant happening becomes in their de­ was in an edition of the Evening Stan­ to'be illegal in other parts of the world. dard (25.2.67): ‘De Salvo, with a gun, As a character said in The Connection lirium magnifieiinto a world-shaking heads for Canada . . / (and in big ‘the trouble with us, brother, is that we event or a crisis that is sweeping the letters) ‘The Strangler “High on Drugs”.’ happen to have vices which are illegal.’ nation. Hula-hoops, mini-skirts, the In fact, he gave himself up, unarmed Or, as was put more coarsely by Police- common market, crime waves, birth and was only 10 miles away from where Sgt. Kilner of the Narcotics Bureau (via pills, dog-doping, ‘D’ notices, it is1 he escaped. There is no confirmation of Chelsea Post), ‘A person must have THE YOUTH all the same to them, all grist to his having taken drugs. broken the law to become an addict.’ the circulation mill. Since so many The Times comments tartly (28.2.67) The obvious answer to the growth of of these events are self-created they ‘If there were a public relations firm smoking (pot) is, as was done with with a heroin account they could feel street bookmaking when it became too are self-perpetuating—at least until proud of the work they have been do­ large to suppress by fines, legalise it! IEV0LT the proprietor grows tired or the ing recently’ and goes on to make points The history of prohibition in America public grows tired *or some dis­ which coming from me would stamp should be a salutary lesson to those who IE PHENOMENON known as IT cretionary reason demands that the me as an anti-Fleet Street cop-hating seek to make us virtuous by legislation. has been temporarily silenced by subject be dropped. drug addict. THE YOUNGER GENERATION Be police. International Times was Feeding on the same intoxicant the Side by side with this apparent growth pdcd, seized and placed under arrest’ For three weeks now, longer than police have over-reached themselves in K Thursday. The police were acting the average life of a story, the drug their anxiety to get results. Cases are of the drug problem is the eternally re­ a warrant issued by Bow Street magi- menace has been haunting Fleet known of addicts being framed, of curring problem of the Younger Genera­ |tes under the Obscene Publications tion. The sensationalism in these stories Street. This is the best kind of ‘general’ search warrants being issued, rests upon the way the young are being Their report will be submitted to Press story—one which has a built- of valuable books being tom apart in Director or Public Prosecutions. The ‘corrupted’ or alternatively ‘corrupting’ in feedback. These stories of drug- searches for drugs, of a pop star’s car others. The words ‘teenage vice’ are the : seized all Jpack issues of the paper, taking pbp stars, of drug orgies, being held up in the search for drugs ether with most of the files, including and such-like Gestapo methods. A re­ magic key to the sluice gates of emo­ irespondence, and circulation and dis- sinister clubs, bookshops and coffee tional bilge which deluges us whenever vealing case from Wolverhampton within Youth (with a capital Y) is being dis­ bution lists. The newspaper has offices bars so excite the citizen that the recent weeks is that of a police raid on | the basement of Indica Books in pqlice are inflamed with*)ne thought a club which produced no results but cussed. luthampton Flow. The police also only—‘Get results!’ ami swoop It would be of no avail to say, as six days later the police found near the many fathers could safely say, ‘Look at prched the bookshop and have taken thither and yon making raids, arrests club, hidden drugs beneath a brick. This, ay three books and three magazines, him, the drug-taking, jazz-crazy, Carnaby and kudos. This activity is taken of course, is an inevitable product of the Street layabout! Why, when I was his left no receipt. The books were by the Press as proving that the pressure of the Press on the police to the Naked Lunch, I, Jan Kramer and a age I was laying Europe in waste.’ Be­ drug menace exists else why would get results—and neither are too parti­ fore this, teenage vandalism and crime pome of romantic poemsMean-Line to the police make the raids? cular about the methods. The Times f t Heart. The magazines were Head, commenting on the raids on pop stars would pale into insignificance. mrtrepid and Rose, which shows a dis- The papers are not above turning in says, ‘Drugs, searches, sex and the swing­ Allen Ginsberg, the Whitman of fariiriinating taste in avant-garde verse. their own version of stories to lend ing city have been built into one single pathos for the beat generation wailing Uthough the warrant was issued on day morning at the Cenotaph where a colour to the scene. For example hateful promotion’. The News of the their sad cry of self-pity inHowl : 7 saw Egrounds of obscenity, we are informed wreath was laid and a mock burial ser­ (Mirror) ‘Chrissie: I Was Stripped in World has, in this, played the faithful the best minds o f my generation de­ Tthat the police were from the Drug vice for IT was held. Drug Hunt.’ In the recent case at Letch- gun-dog. stroyed by madness, starving hysterical worth of two girls being taken to hospi­ naked, / dragging themselves through fSquad; the editorial staff was vigorously The raid on IT’s offices should not be FAILURE TO DISTINGUISH frisked and ashtrays were searched for viewed in isolation. Gustav Metzger tal in a car; (one of whom subsequently the negro streets at dawn looking for an ‘suspected substances’. Production of the and John Shasley; John Calder; 600 died) the Telegraph headline is ‘Drugged The whole story of narcotic addiction angry fix?. | current issue was stopped because IT’s searched in a dance club in Nottingham Girls Dumped: One Dies’, the Express has been confused by a failure to dis­ Michael Duane gave a more forthright * printers are frightened of possible pro­ last night (60 young people kept over­ heading ‘ “Dumped from Car” Theory: tinguish between the different kinds of statement recently: ‘Youth today is secution. Efforts are being made to find night at the police station); harassment Roadside Drug Girl Dies.’ In none of* drugs with the popular press’s mania what we make it. Youth today is what an alternative printer. Should the police of young people at such innocuous the original stories is it said that the, for simplification. Like any other illegal we have made it Unless we can do this fail to return JT> files and distribution places as Bunjie’s. All these and many girls were driven to the hospital and activity drug-takers seek to baffle the law Continued on page 2 lists the police will be sued for theft. other instances form the background to IT has been inundated with messages the raid. IT is likely to become a rally­ of good will and offers of help. A de­ ing point for discontented youth. Com­ fence fund has also been set up. rade editors of International Times, Many anarchists took part in a demon­ greetings! stration during the early hours of Satur­ John R ety. No lime For Being Dumb

TjVDR SEVERAL YEARS the sole Workshops, the non-Stalinist sections of chists to convince fellow-marchers of A Long Way to Go **■ useful purpose served by the annual YCND, Nalso, and the traditional paci­ the need for more radical action. In Easter festivities has been to provide a fist organisations) have tended to drop order to exploit this to the full it is sug­ market for anarchist literature. CND, out and this has had the effect of isolat­ gested that we turn out duplicated leaf­ TWfEARLY A THOUSAND people took could beat the wage freeze, so could the having * become merely an appendage to ing us from potential readers. lets once or twice a day along the march, part in last Sunday’s march and Larger ones. Other speakers attacked the Labour Party or more lately the CP, It is because of this and perhaps only discussing the issues that marchers will demonstration, organised by the Liaison the Government’s policies and Lou was never likely to contribute to the because of this that anarchists should be considering, and that we hold road­ Committee for the Defence of Trade Lewis, one of the six stewards locked possibilities of disarmament. welcome the opportunity presented by side meetings. For this we urgently need Unionism, against the incomes policies out at My ton’s, said that these policies In recent years, even as a sales pitch, the New Aldermaston March. We must vans and loud-hailers. Please telephone of the Government. It was supported assisted the managements in their attacks this has been less useful. Corresponding as anarchists make many criticisms of F reedom with your offer. by many rank-and-file organisations, in-'' on trade union organisation. Gordon with the revival of the anarchist move­ their leaflet No Time for Silence and the The march should decide if there is eluding the Building Joint Sites Com- Norris, of the seamen’s union, appealed ment there has been a polarisation of the letter from Hugh Brock, etc., printed any point in joining up with CND in roittee, the Shop Stewards Defence for trade union backing for the draughts­ rank-and-file marchers between the in this issue. Trafalgar Square or handing in a petition Committee and the Docks Liaison Com- men and said that his union had given authoritarians and ourselves. Those who in Downing Street (when Comrade The unions represented were £500 to help DATA. were prepared to read anarchist ideas 1. For years we and the Committee of Wilson will be elsewhere) as the organi­ DATA and the scientific workers and Although the amount of support was were already in contact with us. (The 100 have criticised CND for its sing committee intends. orientation to Government and for a number of banners from building sites, disappointing, it did, however, represent matter was complicated ify the appear­ M.H. union branches and engineering factories a cross-section of a wide range of in­ marching to London rather than ance of the Easter Anarchists, people from London to a base. Now we were evident on the march. dustries. The Liaison Committee has intent to cause trouble who never nor­ At a rally in Trafalgar Square, Mike made a start, but we still have a long see the Committee doing the same. mally play any part in the propagation2. The leaflet while making many a *ay executive member of way to go. of anarchism, but like the colour of our DATA, said that if his small union Peter T urner . valid/usual criticisms of the evils of banners.) our society, neglects anywhere to In consequence the more honest con­ make the fundamentally revolutionary stitutionalists in CND (chiefly repre­ demand (Unilateral Disarmament) on sented by Radical Alliance, Campaign which the whole movement was ANARCHY 73 founded. 3. Since it is going in for producing a Colonialism is still with us programme of reformist demands it ON SALE NOW THE EASTER DEMONSTRA­ might well have made points nearer r e n c h s o m a u l a n d is the last and only 12 stations allocated to the TIONS WILL, IF NOTHING home such as housing, police inter­ DISCUSSES F French Colony in Africa and the capital. ELSE, GIVE AN OPPORTUNITY ference. French are determined to hang on to it. The hook-nosed gauleiter of France TO SELL ‘FREEDOM’ AND 4. The leaflet does not stipulate whether Last August Mr. France(?) went to played to the gallery as usual, behind the ‘ANARCHY’. in the authors’ opinion the NLF is D jibouti, the capital of French Somali­ facade political prisoners arc rotting in working in the interests of ‘peace SCHOOLS land, during his world tour. The jail and deportations, are a common WILL THOSE WISHING TO and democracy’. reception he received was one of anger occurrence. DO THIS PLEASE CONTACT 5. The leaflet, designed to revive speci­ and bitter resentment. Mr. France wants Djibouti as a base FREEDOM PRESS (61-736 3736) fically pacifist interest in the cam­ AN AR CHY is Published by The anger of the French Somalis so that when Britain leaves Malta he paign, while rightly talking of basic can be ‘Cock of the Red Sea’. It is up OR AT EXPRESS PRINTERS, values and widened perspectives fails FREEDOM PRESS at 2s, forced De Gaulle to concede a referen­ THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 5 TO dum As per usual it was a political to the French Somalis to see that he to consider what steps are necessary on first Saturday of every month carve-up, the allocation of polling sta- gets stuffed as is the usual practice 8 p.m. to force the State to disarm. lions was rigged. More in the pro-French with ‘cocks’. But we repeat that this march should section of the country with less people Bill Christopher . provide a good opportunity for anar­ I FROM PROTEST TO PARTICIPA­ ing the masses.' moulding iheir tastes, TION by Mary Wblfehmiai. Published opinions and attitudes and finally serv­ by Blandfoid Press. 1447. 7* 6d. ing the ends of a totalitarian govern­ T.THA VENS I Why bother? For my GUNNING FOR THE BBC ment, they could not have produced one more perfect than this. . . . The “Clean­ *cA money the sooner the kids grow books ? up TV” people are accused of wanting r out of If and I no longer have to make secondary school pupils In their resolve carries advertising; Blandford Press, her supper to a background of gunshots and to have no sexual intercourse before publishers, are also the MRA publishers. to censor television and turn it into an We can supply indiscriminate pop music the better . . , marriage. In a pilot survey of pro­ I am not sure who is the cart and who instrument of propaganda (they deny but. no. Be honest—there are rare pro­ grammes undertaken over a three-month the horse, but there would seem to be this, of course). But, in fact, television any book in print grammes: Ken Russell's films. Menuhin period last year her selection of signi­ room for research. is already censored. It is already an rehearsing, A. S. Neill in doughty battle ficant themes is revealing: Is woman­ Mrs. Whitehouse is a single-minded, instrument of propaganda. It cannot help with puritanical teachers. , , But this hood respected? (What about man­ simple crusader and guardian of the being one, that is .what it is essentially SECONDHAND is selfish! What about the effect of telly hood??) Is family life shown as essential nation's morals—the reverse of the coin for, . . / (The propagandists now in to the good society? Is authority shown charge of television are—wait for it! j We have | Urge stock of secondhand on people who are—hrm—leas discri­ (hat is the Carnaby Street/King's Road to be upheld? Is Christianity shown to culture that assaults us so often from 'Lettish producers who are permissive ini books. minating? My own brood of adolescents,, for example ? Well, they not only watch be the true and only faith? Is chastity the box: a grey mass of—ugh—that morals, cynical if not actually hostile in Try us for what you want or better *f*B attitudes to established religion and all Dr, Who and pop programmes, but portrayed as the accepted norm—and one colour will not change one iota. So why viiit m. would assume from her other views that bother with her book? Because in a traditional (though not progressive) This weeded aeiectioo. Neill and Nevsky and Great Expecta­ tions: a catholic taste, such as ts proper she thereby means abstention from totally undigested and contradictory form forms of authority.’) Urban Pattern: City Pfenning and in the formation of one's own ideas and sexual lore relationships outside mar­ she has assembled a mass of opinions *. . . Since it is unfortunately impos­ Deafen Arthur B. Gail ion values. riage. And she found that the dear old and. statements quoted verbatim that give sible to set the minds o f the people fie® and SunOS Eisner 15/- But Mrs. Whitehotxse has an entirely mixed-up BBC was far worse an offender an insight into the workings of a 95% by abolishing this dangerous invents* than ITV. . , . Truly! Many instances EagUaii Edwafim Kenneth Liodny 4/4 different premise. Her concern for the authoritarian society. (An amusing in­ altogether, the only question is: wjl0*J are cited, but the prize goes to a quota­ ( M a t f ‘o 11r u n st Beniamin Baker I#/** bad effects of television w as first aroused stance of her contradictions: in one propaganda is it going to be? This tion of one Sir Charles Taylor, writing Owbacc^tioB. ft* Tfeon’, History by the apparent weakening among her chapter Dixon of Dock Green is cited as only the beginning. We have seen n< and Practice (192SI .Marie Slopes IB/- in Nen’s of the World(\) who complained a healthy programme that promotes good thing yet’ ^ of a play called The Good Shoemaker The tyvAoioi^ of Social Life relations with the police; later it is So this invasion of privacy, this moj| because it was concerned with armed Charles Pfeit S/-*■ attacked as pernicious because it gives strous electronic cuckoo is regarded b| SUtefii Sell Skiichefc Bernard Stew* 5 * robbery and murder and it showed jus­ juvenile delinquents ideas for further the contending parties as being noon tice in the United States as being corrupt. delinquency.) Principles of Social KrronwfrMfto* HIS PRIVACY than an imperfect source of entertaiir That was the story of Sacco and Van- But the most sinister aspect is laid merit and information: it is a batth (1920) ftcdnaiji luswefl 4H zetti. bare by Peter Simple, whom Mrs. White- Dead Soak Nicolai Gogol 4/1 ground for the manipulation of the paj house quotes with approval (Daily sive viewer. If I Ware Dictator Lord Raglan 3/- Why this gunning for the BBC? Mary i PRICE? Whitehouse is a member of the Moral Telegraph, 28.9.66). How very apocalyptic! Select ioea from the Prone Work* of Tf scientists had sat down deliberately WiUfeaiMorrk (rtD A . H R Ball 4/- pMfi HEALEYITES have discovered Rearmament Movement; MRA has many adherents in the advertising world; ITV to produce an instrument for indoctrinat­ A.M. Msttoumi G rmM (v*r»k*f*tly damaged * I proof positive of their mail being B iana in Rrtfeted 4/4 opened; one of their contacts in the Post The Pedg4r<* FrmH (bmp/ Office has described the method by which GDHCok 3/- it is collected, sent round and subse­ Norunty- and f c I tela* wteii Sawmim quently returned, One interesting fact to Fridtyrt NaONen 3 # note is that the Special Branch are well EVERYBODY HOOKED ON SOMETHING Mr. Dtertty Is Peace and War aware that no Trotskyist group represents ipeiar FinleyD m o c 4/- a menace to ‘security* at the present time. Continued from page 1 except in so far as the rigorous penalties well as being a nuisance—a bore. A] The ILtep Crovernaartti Nor can any so-called ‘national’ interests we shall continue to have the suicides, for possession of heroin has made the boring I suspect to themselves too. IL H Orefios 3/4 be involved. At the moment they cause the drug-taking, the violence, which they black market so tight that the consumer Samuel Johnson once said: Tf Mr.I JIO mc Tfepagfea of Kart M an extreme embarrassment to the Labour associate with young people today/ of heroin must perforce become a and-so has experienced the inexpli f*d.) Lecni Troteky S/- Party, which they are trying to infiltrate, The association of drug-taking with peddler to safeguard his own source of he should not attempt to explain it/ IM rb Tkmmapm d Raanwaww and from the Conservative point of view, suicide is no accident. Drug-taking may supply, and the glamorization of mari­ hear our modem so-and-so's descrilj (ink-afiatns) if would be highly useful to let them have supplanted suicide as a way out. juana and narcotics by the popular Press (or attempting to describe) what (adU Romam Idlind y - flourish and hdp to split the Wilsonites. The correlation of the statistics on this, lead thrill-seekers to look for more and pened when they are high. sent, std O s PteaMteamaM C tr l H e ath 5 /- Why is the Government paying so much particularly from university towns would more forbidden kicks. Were reefers legal or took a trip is nobody’s idea of fa .4 43nr r t Mater* fteteMara attention to their mail? Is it perhaps be of some interest A social worker in and other narcotics prescribed by GPs One school of thought—or lack of ] Herbert Read 4/- because the Labour Party is using its Soho, quoted by Chelsea Post said: half the - addicts would think them feels that LSD is a useful mediuoq potation in the Government to further its There is no cure for drug addiction be­ ‘square*. expanding consciousness. My ex peri M$T*G£ EXTRA own party political ends in such a matter? cause there is no cure for unhappiness.* A comparison of British and American of the average person is that they d \ It is using, so far as one can see. public I would not subscribe to this view, but methods of treating drug addiction shows use the consciousness they've got. I money in order to promote its partisan the association of unhappiness and that the more liberalised methods (be­ To quote our American contempa Freedom Bookshop interests. adolescence is well known. The search fore the Brain report) practised in Bri­ Black Mask (with which I am not 1 therefore propose that all whose for ‘kicks* is a desperate expediency of tain kept drug addiction down to reason­ ways in agreement): ‘Drugs are 7 iO pm 1 pjn,—5 J i p-m daily; mail is being opened should collect the youth. able limits. [For a more technical and should be a personal matter for the] 14 au*u—4 pja, Tfcavrtayi; envelopes, and mail them to the The Daily Mirror ran a two-part series detailed criticism see Anarchy 60; with dividual to decide (not cops and cou If gJKL Saturday). Postmaster-General with a request for on the ‘Young Outsiders* which started an accompanying account of Syanon— but Leary [of LSD fame] is anotl I the postage to be refunded. If the off promisingly with a description of an addict's self-help centre—which to my matter. His advocacy of religion a] 17a MAXWELL ROAD information contained in the letters is of how an adolescent became an outsider mind is far from reassuring.] his attempts to de-fuse, not sp FU LH AM SW6 T e l: REN 37S« use elsewhere, it is the duty of the PMG but finished up (in the second part) with The Press association of crime and rebellion makes him the enemy aid! to charge the persons using that informa­ the Mirror's romanticism, sensationalism narcotics is simply explicable in terms with cops and courts.* tion accordingly, In the case of the and sentimentality. John Pilger reported of the high market prices for illegal It can be realized that ‘Everybody Hcaieyifes, the bill should be sent to in the first issue (21.2.67) a young ‘out­ drugs and the consequent necessity for hooked on something* and the addict a i Transport House. In cases where the sider* saying, ‘One day you wake up money to be obtained simply in order television, politics, religion, gambling] FREEDOM PRESS information is used by the Special and you realize you don't want to know to purchase them. There is little in any sport, money-making is firmly in the Branch, their funds should be debited about crowded factories and nagging form of addiction which leads directly toils of his habit; and that the nation PUBUCMTIOMS accordingly. At all events, the recipients people, so you say “Bugger it all. I don't to crime. is firmly on the habit of taking such of letters which have been opened want anything out of society, so why ARE DRUGS A BORE? poisonous substances as caffein. thdlin. MklJRjC&m<4 VmOMk fK E E D O ir should write to the PMG asking for the should I put anything into it?” * All having been said in defence of nicotine, alcohol, aspirin and the hun­ V«! 1 {MR CB iw i Iuri mr M postage to be refunded, while when CRIME AND NARCOTICS youth, in explanation of addiction, in dreds of other drugs over-prescribed by 'V# * irtte feteii m e Yateio sealing telephone bills, a request should The usual confusion which occurs in the criticism of present methods of dealing doctors but nevertheless all this too to* f M Hie lswuirgl Moraltete be made for the deduction of 20% against Press is cited by The Times which later with addiction, in criticism of Press and amounts to waste. Of human life, of tort : Qti esrt Toftterttei Water* feck of privacy. In this case, one can commits one of the prevailing fallacies police it is necessary to debunk some human effort, of human health and it is tort f |B9f ; Yrtrf Om— ^pmemk Era deduct it first and argue later. itself. ‘The distinction between various false ideas about narcotics. this waste that we, as committed anar­ tort g itete Vsi ialM— JR M WltertfiBidr Nobody can say these demands axe drugs has also been blurred. If one In spite of, or because of, conven­ chists, are resolved to end. tort 4 14441 BiteHt, feteggB BrtAte unreasonable If I write to The Times, reads the Press reports one might be tional abhorrence of drugs there has It can be but slight defence that we tort IB f444 Ife Ttepte rt Atom my letter is not opened. If Freedom excused for supposing that heroin addic­ grown up a body of romantic myths, are no worse than anyone else. But tort M lirt Tm fmpiR 44 Bmi Harem pate an inferior service, it should be tion was a very widespread habit For­ about addictions. Because Baudelaire, should it not be a testimony to the tort pitttttktkm e~ i — miftf cheaper. It will be interesting to note tunately this is not so, or certainly not Poe, Coleridge and De Quincy (and quality of living an anarchist life that, tort £g iftei ftetei rt Law mm! Orter tite response of (he authorities if met with yet so. What is relatively widespread is probably many more) were drug addicts, as human beings capable of living in tort te tfid BfertMMI Ytetei a series of demands by bodies whose the smoking of marijuana, a drug which the legend has grown up that in order society (as it fe now with all its imper­ B*c* tertRIRM Prtto ?rt rttert Mfe omiiiuaicaiitTite are subjected to snoop* is dangerous only to a mild degree, to be a literary genius one must be an fections) we can live without the neces­ n * gftpiR egHhug rt 4pe Barteftfetes m g Will they deny it exists? Or will mainly because it can, and sometimes addict—or at least it is a passport to sity for drugs of any kind? AfaaUita J# j HRMtePB rt FBCRDOfti they d u n fbtl privacy has no price? does, lead on to heroin.* artistic merit. •J 4/4 gem fen* MEL The final statement is questionable The fact is that drug addicts are*—as J ack Robinson

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