Yes, Finland is one and another fact is that the US is the #1 consumer. The dealers from Europe are all probably working it here. Sad fact too: my brother was in Nam for 3 tours - 1st time as special forces, 2nd and 3rd as a helicopter pilot. He never got into it but by his own eye witness, the US gave out weed to our infantry like candy to keep them fighting. About 70% of the homeless that I responded to were drug addicted Nam vets. Really sad. There was a documentary on heroin being shipped back to the states at the time from soldier in country to soldier off loading our deceased troops here filled with blocks of heroin. Good Lord, with Afghanistan being the poppy captial of the world....makes you wonder what is happening now.
When we got out of Nam and the first refugees started landing here, I would respond to apartment complexes where the pools were filled with dirt and a poppy crop was planted. It was interesting to respond and watch the women slash the bulb of the plant, respond again at the same place a bit later and they were out there scraping the paste off the plant. I even had one response in a 2 bedroom apartment with 10 family members and one of the bedrooms was 3' high with dirt, neon lights and poppy plants. Supply and demand and we are on the demand side. Sad fact is we don't want to look elsewhere for successes, it has to be our idea. It is a sickness and can be inherited but we choose to incarcerate a young kid with 1 gram after 3 strikes and your out, put them into prison with hardened criminals where they are subjected to many ugly things and expect them to serve their time and come out a happy camper. There is a certain percentage, whether it be alcohol, tobacco or drugs that will do it anyway, spend our taxes on those that get it and rehab them and half the prison propulation would go down. An industry in and of itself. Bottom line, it appears from 2000-2008 we didn't learn from the Great Depression after all, thus we repeat history.