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?? If it was US customs and they knew about or found 1g of weed in a package, in most cases they will most certainly still send the package lol. Your talking about less then 20 USD worth of a substance. The information that Customs and Border Patrol would learn from your actions following their opening of the package is FAR to valuable for them to throw it away by making you suspicious over 20 USD not arriving(meaning wether or not you actually do return the parcel to sender ect.). Information gathering is the key to building cases, customs WANTS you to think that everything still all good which for such a small amount it most certainly is, but one never knows, they could just be waiting for you to make more consecutive purchases or large ones.  New age police no longer try to throw criminals into the slammer as they discover them, they BUILD long lasting cases to throw people away for long terms to deter them from picking up where they left off so quickly.

While it's possible that a dirty customs agent saw the contents and let it pass through, there is no way a legit agent would allow real narcotics to be delivered. They just can't do that. It's illegal for them to do it and they can be prosecuted for it.

What the fuck has happened since BP spilled all that oil and ruined the area wildlife and destroyed the livelihoods of hundreds who fish there?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/bp-to-pay-billions-in-gulf-oil-spill-settlement/2012/11/15/ba0b783a-2f2e-11e2-9f50-0308e1e75445_story.html

From the cases that I've heard about, only customs sends love letters. For very small amounts, domestic mail may seize the package and not say anything at all. For intermediate amounts, the cops might knock on your door and ask you about the package, but they won't wait around to do a controlled delivery (it's hard to do on regular mail because you don't have to sign for it and can let it sit in the mail box for days). As an example, I know someone who had 30 percocets mailed to him. I guess this is an "intermediate" amount of drugs. He used a fake name and when the cops came, he claimed it was a former roommate who got "weird packages" all the time, but the roommate had moved out days earlier and he didn't know how to contact the guy. Sure it was a bullshit story and the cops may have known it was a bullshit story, but they couldn't disprove him, and the amount of drugs wasn't worth further investigation. Now if it had been 500 percocets, yeah, they would have done a controlled delivery and waited for him to pick up the package, no matter how long that took.

Your matroshka doll encryption scheme looks secure, but that depends on how complex your password is and other factors.

I use full disk encryption because an encrypted volume can leak info about its contents onto the unencrypted parts of the hard drive. For example, if you browse an encrypted volume with a file manager, it can create a thumbnail of an image and save it in an unencrypted part of the hard drive, or save metadata that a certain icon (such as the Tor icon) goes in a certain folder. Most operating systems also save info on recently opened or executed files, which can provide links to the encrypted volume. The safest solution is full disk encryption.

They will go after the low hanging fruit, too. No reason to waste time trying to decrypt PGP messages when so many buyers post their details in plaintext.

And some of them have over 100 transactions totaling hundreds of BTC.  Nice paper trail.

First off, clearly there is some mainstream societal respect for the notion of someone being "born again" in the Christian sense or otherwise. That is, length of practice is not necessarily determinative of strength or genuineness of faith. Second, there is an uneasy fit between membership in a religion and membership in an ethnic group associated with a religion. There should be no reason why a caucasion person couldn't join an American Indian religion, for example

As far as I know, non-members of the Native American Church can attend their religious practices and do entheogens, but it has to be in that context. I saw a documentary about it a few years ago, where the film crew went into a sweat hut or whatever it's called and took mescaline, completely legally.