Regarding this story:
Canadian Police Seize 120kg of 'DMT' (assumed to be mhrb), One Arrest
I am also a fairly new vendor of ethnobotanicals including MHRB here in Canada and I fear that the long arm of the law wants me in a cell beside this poor fellow. I have been purchasing bulk mhrb from the same bulk supplier as this guy was. (I am not going to mention the company's name as this is not the best advertisement for it, although I'm sure a lot of you will have a good idea of who it is) I actually have this guys tracking numbers and I was debating on posting them here because they don't seem to give up his identity, but I decided to paste the contents of one of them instead:
Track History
Date Time Location Description Retail Location Signatory Name
2012/04/13 AM NAPANEE Item on hold at postal facility to verify address of recipient
08:10 NAPANEE Item out for delivery
2012/03/15 14:09 MISSISSAUGA International item arrived in Canada and will be reviewed by Customs
2012/03/06 08:39 International item has left the origin country and is en route to Canada
08:26 International item processed in origin country
He had 5 separate packages that basically all looked pretty much the same as this. As you can see his packages were held at customs for 2 days short of a month and it appears that they made the delivery as a "sting" operation and must've immediately arrested him upon accepting his delivery. This is a sad state of affairs when(if) our government is arresting and charging people for mimosa.
Now what frightens me is I also have a large package of mimosa from this same bulk supplier although 2 of the boxes made it through fine, 1 of them is still in customs since May 2 2012 and says the exact same thing his did "International item arrived in Canada and will be reviewed by Customs".
First of all I want thank everybody for pitching in and making this great community here. It has been a great value to me for quite some time. And if I make it through this (possible) impending legal issue that the Nexus will be the first place that I will become a sponsor with, although there's a good chance I'd only be shipping mimosa within Canada from now on.
So now I have a few questions for the community. What does everybody think my best option is? As a fellow ethnobotanical enthusiast my house would be a nightmare to some jack booted thug kicking down my door(not even to mention the bulk quasi-legal ethnobotanicals) and I would much prefer that this didn't happen. Do you think that they'd be able to attain a warrant/kick down door if I just didn't sign for the package and disavowed knowledge of it? This fellow was less than 3 hours from the customs office and it took nearly a month. I'm on the other side of the country, so I'm guessing that if they planned the same thing with me it would take at least as long to organize? Does anybody know whether this fellow actually got charged? Or any follow up details to this story? Including does anybody know if there is any legal precedent here in Canada of charging anybody with mimosa as DMT? I should probably begin scrubbing my house of all things considered by the state to be illegal/quasi-legal just in case?
Any advice is greatly appreciated and because of the pressing nature of my circumstance is there any chance of either going straight to full member to post this in the original thread? and/or if somebody who has the capability to post a link to this in the original thread?
Thanks guys
Canadian Police Seize 120kg of 'DMT' (assumed to be mhrb), One Arrest
I am also a fairly new vendor of ethnobotanicals including MHRB here in Canada and I fear that the long arm of the law wants me in a cell beside this poor fellow. I have been purchasing bulk mhrb from the same bulk supplier as this guy was. (I am not going to mention the company's name as this is not the best advertisement for it, although I'm sure a lot of you will have a good idea of who it is) I actually have this guys tracking numbers and I was debating on posting them here because they don't seem to give up his identity, but I decided to paste the contents of one of them instead:
Track History
Date Time Location Description Retail Location Signatory Name
2012/04/13 AM NAPANEE Item on hold at postal facility to verify address of recipient
08:10 NAPANEE Item out for delivery
2012/03/15 14:09 MISSISSAUGA International item arrived in Canada and will be reviewed by Customs
2012/03/06 08:39 International item has left the origin country and is en route to Canada
08:26 International item processed in origin country
He had 5 separate packages that basically all looked pretty much the same as this. As you can see his packages were held at customs for 2 days short of a month and it appears that they made the delivery as a "sting" operation and must've immediately arrested him upon accepting his delivery. This is a sad state of affairs when(if) our government is arresting and charging people for mimosa.
Now what frightens me is I also have a large package of mimosa from this same bulk supplier although 2 of the boxes made it through fine, 1 of them is still in customs since May 2 2012 and says the exact same thing his did "International item arrived in Canada and will be reviewed by Customs".
First of all I want thank everybody for pitching in and making this great community here. It has been a great value to me for quite some time. And if I make it through this (possible) impending legal issue that the Nexus will be the first place that I will become a sponsor with, although there's a good chance I'd only be shipping mimosa within Canada from now on.
So now I have a few questions for the community. What does everybody think my best option is? As a fellow ethnobotanical enthusiast my house would be a nightmare to some jack booted thug kicking down my door(not even to mention the bulk quasi-legal ethnobotanicals) and I would much prefer that this didn't happen. Do you think that they'd be able to attain a warrant/kick down door if I just didn't sign for the package and disavowed knowledge of it? This fellow was less than 3 hours from the customs office and it took nearly a month. I'm on the other side of the country, so I'm guessing that if they planned the same thing with me it would take at least as long to organize? Does anybody know whether this fellow actually got charged? Or any follow up details to this story? Including does anybody know if there is any legal precedent here in Canada of charging anybody with mimosa as DMT? I should probably begin scrubbing my house of all things considered by the state to be illegal/quasi-legal just in case?
Any advice is greatly appreciated and because of the pressing nature of my circumstance is there any chance of either going straight to full member to post this in the original thread? and/or if somebody who has the capability to post a link to this in the original thread?
Thanks guys

The government either shouldn't have taken it since it is not illegal, if it has recently been made illegal or something then that is different though. Regardless, they should never have labeled it as 120kg of DMT, that is just intentional misinformation.