Jailed for Medicine
The Anniston Star published a series of letters last week about the case of Michael Lapihuska.
Loretta Nall
Video & Pics: Free Marc Emery Rally Montgomery, AL
On Sept. 18, 2010 myself and 20 other dedicated drug policy reform activists from Alabama and Georgia retraced the steps of the historic Civil Rights March up Dexter Ave. to the Alabama State Capitol Building to protest the imprisonment of Canadian Marc Emery in the US Federal penitentiary for selling marijuana seeds over the internet.....from CANADA.
Letters About Marc Emery in the National Post
The National Post in Canada ran two letters in support of Marc Emery today. One from me and one from Marc's wife Jodie.
Un-American to Harass Sick
Another excellent letter to the editor appeared in the Anniston Star in support of ACC member and medical marijuana patient Michael Lapihuska. If you have not yet written a letter in support of charges being dropped against Michael please take the time to do so now. Send your letters to [email protected]
CO. Gov. Says Med Pot Fees Helping Budget Deficit
The Associated Press is reporting that Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter says pot fees are helping the helping the state's budget deficit.
Marijuana User MURDERED by State of Alabama
No one should ever have to go to jail for marijuana....especially those who are ill and using it for relief.
Anniston Man Finds One State’s Medicine is Another’s Illicit Drug
ACC member and patient Michael Lapihuska finally got his story in the Anniston Star. Michael is in a terrible situation.
Snippets of My Conversations With Marc Emery
I communicate with my very close friend and mentor Marc Emery nearly every day while he is being held political prisoner in an American federal prison for selling marijuana seeds from Canada.
Loretta Nall Named to Top 100 Most Influential Women in Cannabis
I learned today that Skunk Magazine has listed me in the Top 100 Most Influential Women in Cannabis.
Where do I apply?
Getting Paid to be a Pot Critic? Yeah...I could definitely excel and rise to the top in that particular job.
