Inside Lebanon’s Illegal Weed Business

Country: has some weed Vice: "oh boy, here we come!"

"people here get a gun before a wife" laughs in american

Interviewer: Well Jad, so how do you deal with the stress of having a lifetime sentence levied against you because of marijuana? Jad: Well....it helps to smoke 🍃

Imagine that last guy got injured in the blast taken to hospital then ends up getting caught and sent to jail for life

I hope that the last dude is okay because he lived next to the port where the explosion happened

About 45 years ago I discovered Lebanese hashish. Light blonde, creamy, smooth, and spectacular. Over the next few years it got sandier with every batch, but still had that familiar taste. Found a similar flavor in Santa Marta gold, then that was gone. Spent the last 45 years chasing after something similar. At its best it was creamy like a budder or wax, homogeneous, almost like hand rubbed. Inferior batches were stratified layers of sand. I don't know why I had to say this, but someone has to write down history.

If it was legalised Lebanon would quickly recover from the economic difficulties and become a leading power in the middle east. It's a no brainer.

The smell of weed while driving in the country side of Lebanon is quite pungent and intoxicating to say the least lol

6:20 “ the money they get doesn’t pay for heat in the winter “ Dang that was real AF

Imagine if Lebanese hash were to make a comeback legally

As far as haschish goes, Red Lebanese is definitely top three worldwide excluding extracts.

Nobody: Lebanese gov: LIFETIME SENCTENCE FOR THE DEVILS LETTUCE.

It would be an honor to smoke that hash

"This is Vanums' trap house"

Lebanese hash crumbled over shisha pipes at a midnight coffeeshop on the back streets of Cairo has been some of the best memories of my life.

The only thing I like about vice is their weed documentary’s.

Beautiful country from what I’ve seen on videos . Grew up with a Lebanese kid he lived across the street good people and they had like fruit trees in there back yard and the dad would always tell us to grab whatever we want . Smart kid I think he owns like 3 gas stations and he been in that since we worked at the local gas station.

Seeing the plants move with the wind while people are harvesting kind of reminds me of dogs happy when their master arrives home.

Boy oh boy the older I get the more I realize that government is the barrier to success not the gateway

The reporter just went to the government and snitched