Well I didn't really want to get on my high horse previoiusly but think that it is time I said something about some of the opinions expressed in the recent article about Akuz snuff, which you can read at : Newsbeat What offends me most of all is the link that this article suggests between taking a tobacco free, glucose based snuff with taking hard class A drugs. Granted, both are fine powders, which you stick them up your nose, however, I find it hard to believe that someone who tries Akuz or any snuff for that matter, for the first time, is likely to run off to their local crackhouse for a fix. Drug scientist Alan Morinan says "if people are likely to snort Akuz, it could increase the chances of them trying illegal drugs, like cocaine." - well that is a bit like saying if you have one too many liquer chocolates at Christmas you 'could' turn into a rampant alcoholic. But there again, you may not. Then the article goes on to suggest that "There isn't really any sort of snuff culture in the UK.", well I think the many visitors to this site as well as the other snuff sites around the country would not agree with this either. It is time that these anti-everythingites started to credit people with the power of free thought. Lets face it, most things that you enjoy are bad for you in one way or another, especially if you abuse them. The anti-everythingites have already relentlessly cracked down on smoking, taking a lot of pubs into an early grave instead. When you look into it snuff is actually a good thing and could lead to saving thousands of lives, that is, if you believe in the principal of harm reduction. Every smoker that converts to snuff, is putting years back on to their lives. Snuff is still harmful as it contains nicotine and is addictive, however, this is nowhere near as bad as sticking 20 Marlboro's in your gob each day. Anyway, nuff said, rant over, I'm off for a pinch of snuff and a glass of wine, before I turn into a raging drug addict. Oh, and just follow this link if you want to buy Akuz Snuff Online