Immigrant vietnamese gangs from the Czech Republic are set to control marihuana trade in the EU. Our establishment loves Vietnamese and allows their mass immigration to the Czech Republic because they help to depress wages for local people (you know: the work Czech people don't want to do ). Some of major industrial companies in the CZ already set up schools for Vietnamese and Mongolian immigrants they are luring.

They are growing more and more bold as you can see from the following report:

Vietnamese drug gangs steal Czech energy
By ÄŒTK / Published 4 June 2008

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Prague, June 3 (CTK) - The Vietnamese who grow marihuana in the Czech Republic are among the biggest illegal "clients" of the national energy producer CEZ as last year alone they stole energy worth almost 13 million crowns, the server iDnes.cz writes Tuesday.

"Over the past year, the workers of the Office for the Uncovering of Non-Technical Losses found 40 such places where marihuana was grown in a large scale," CEZ spokesman Ladislav Kriz told the server.

The technological methods of the electrical installations were astonishing, Kriz said.

"The thefts are also distinguished with their very accurate, impeccable electrical work that has the same imprint in all cases," he added.

Investigators said one, maybe two men were behind the illegal drawing of energy. In all cases, the same material imported from Germany was used, they added.

According to the data from the past, the damage through illegal drawing of energy amounts to 80 million crowns annually.

CEZ's profit rose by nearly one half to 42.8 billion crowns last year.
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Illegal hemp growing increasingly popular in ÄŒR
By ÄŒTK / Published 26 May 2008

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Prague, May 23 (CTK) - Czech police have uncovered 61 set ups for illegal hydroponic growing of hemp for less than five months of this year, Czech National Anti-Drug Centre (NPC) head Jiri Komorous and NPC spokesman Bretislav Brejcha told CTK Friday.

They said that the situation was alarming as only 34 cases of illegal growing of hemp were uncovered for the whole last year.

According to the NPC, most large hemp cultivation plants were operated by citizens of Vietnam.

Thousands of hemp plants, tens of kilogrammes of marijuana and hundreds items of technical equipment necessary for illegal growth of hemp were seized during the police operations, Komorous said.

"The drugs produced at these plants contain a high percentage of THC, the main psychoactive substance found in the cannabis plant, between 18 and 20 percent," Komorous said.

Marijuana that is usually cultivated in the Czech Republic on fields and in flower pots only contains 5 to 8 percent of THC, he said.

The drug that was produced at the plants was designed for Czech and foreign markets, Komorous said.

"In connection with the uncovered set ups it is possible to say that the trend continues to which the NPC pointed in its annual report for 2007 - that apart from Czech citizens Vietnamese criminal gangs actively participate in illegal marijuana growing," Komorous said.

Of the 61 set ups discovered this year 53 were operated by Vietnamese, he said.

"In 2007, a total of 34 hemp cultivation plants were uncovered and only 4 of them were operated by Vietnamese perpetrators," Komorous said.
http://www.praguemonitor.com/en/342/cze ... ews/23184/