Threats have been made towards the British Government over its decision to ban the so called 'legal-high' Khat.

The video discusses the impending ban on khat in the UK, a plant chewed by some Somali and Yemeni communities. The ban aims to prevent the UK from becoming a trafficking hub, despite the Drug Advisory Council's stance that khat is not harmful. Economic impacts include the loss of a £14 million import market. Cultural and legal challenges arise, with opposition from Kenya and local communities. International tensions are highlighted, with threats of military action from Kenya. Social consequences include potential shifts to alcohol or religious sects among users.

What is the primary reason for the UK government to ban khat?

• To prevent the UK from becoming a trafficking hub

• To increase the import of other stimulants

• To reduce the number of Somali and Yemeni immigrants

• To promote the use of alcohol instead

Which country is the largest exporter of khat, as mentioned in the video?

• Kenya

• Yemen

• Ethiopia

• Somalia

What cultural comparison is made by those opposing the khat ban?

• Khat is compared to cannabis

• Khat is compared to tobacco

• Khat is compared to alcohol

• Khat is compared to coffee

What are some potential consequences of the khat ban mentioned in the video?

• Decrease in coffee consumption

• Users turning to alcohol or joining religious sects

• Rise in illegal drug trafficking

• Increase in tobacco use

What is one of the claims made by some users about the effects of khat?

• It is addictive and psychologically harmful

• It is beneficial for mental health

• It enhances cognitive abilities

• It improves physical strength