Nowhere Man
Here is a poem I wrote from my prison cell.
Browsing: Free Marc Emery
Marc Emery is Just the Latest Prohibition Victim
Several factors make Emery's case unique, and different from that of a 'drug dealer'. Does his extradition meet the Canadian legal requirements?
Marc Emery The ‘Pot Critic’
The Province newspaper endorsed Emery for Denver “pot critic” but got a few things wrong in the process.
‘Pot critic’ is Dream Job for Marc Emery
The Denver Westword, a weekly newspaper in Colorado, is looking for a marijuana critic. Its website recently posted this ad: "Calling all potential pot reviewers: Westword wants you! Do you have a medical condition that necessitates marijuana? Do you have a way with words?" Don't think this is a joke.
‘Free Marc’ Stencils and More Posters
CANNABIS CULTURE - A great new 'Free Marc Emery' stencil and three new pot protest posters from artist Gary Wintle. Design your own stencils and posters and send them to CC - we will post the ones we like online.
Marc Emery: The Sacrificial Goat of Canada’s US-Dictated Drug Policy
CANNABIS CULTURE - By locking up Marc Emery, the US and Canadian governments have turned him into a powerful human symbol of the plant liberation movement he has selflessly stood behind for years.
Help Keep Marc Emery in Canada
In less than a month the Canadian Justice Minister Rob Nicholson will sign the extradition order handing Marc Emery over to American authorities to serve a 5 year prison sentence for selling marijuana seeds....in Canada. There isn't much time to try and stop this egregious miscarriage of justice. Do your part.
Marc Emery’s Prison Potcast – Episode #1
CANNABIS CULTURE - Prince of Pot Marc Emery talks about his first week in jail in Episode #1 of Marc Emery's Prison Potcast.
Poll Shows Canadians Split Over Extradition of ‘Prince of Pot’
Canadians are divided on the extradition of Marc Emery to the U.S. to face five years imprisonment for selling marijuana seeds.
Drug War Criminal: Karen Tandy
"Today's DEA arrest of Marc Scott Emery, publisher of Cannabis Culture magazine, and the founder of a marijuana legalization group, is a significant blow not only to the marijuana trafficking trade in the U.S. and Canada, but also to the marijuana legalization movement.... Drug legalization lobbyists now have one less pot of money to rely on." --Former DEA administrator Karen Tandy
