The World Marches For Drug Peace
CANNABIS CULTURE - Thousands of pot-smoking protesters in over 300 cities worldwide boldly marched through the streets yesterday to call for "drug peace" as part of the 2010 Global Marijuana March.
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New Zealand Grow Stores Busted in ‘Cannabis Crackdown’
New Zealand police have shut a chain of home garden supply shops called Switched On Gardener that they allege form part of the backbone of the country's illegal cannabis industry.
Global Marijuana March in Over 300 Cities Worldwide
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Global Marijuana March is almost here: SATURDAY MAY 1, 2010 in cities around the world. Is your city on the list?
Study Links Drug Enforcement to More Violence
The surge of gunbattles, beheadings and kidnappings that has accompanied Mexico's war on drug cartels is an entirely predictable escalation in violence based on decades of scientific literature, a new study contends.
Record Numbers Celebrate Cannabis on 4/20
CANNABIS CULTURE - Four-Twenty, the international day of celebration for the cannabis culture held annually on April 20, saw record numbers of marijuana consumers and legalization advocates at huge rallies across the planet this year.
Don’t Just Smoke a Joint on 4/20 – Take Action Against Marijuana Prohibition
Stand up with others around the world and get the word out there. This war will end; how soon depends, in part, on you.
4/20: Smoke Out The Globe
CANNABIS CULTURE - Four-Twenty, or 4/20, or April 20th, is the world-recognized international day of celebration for the planet's estimated 250,000,000 members of the cannabis culture.
Flying High Could Mean 20 Years Jail
A man who says he was overdosing on weed brownies during a US Airways flight could face 20 years in prison.
Drug Money Saved Banks in Global Crisis, Claims UN Advisor
Drugs and crime chief says $352bn in criminal proceeds was effectively laundered by financial institutions.
Report on Weed Use Prompts Call for Legalization
A report released Thursday that shows the number of pot smokers in the world has grown to more than 160 million people has Canadian advocates renewing calls for legalization of the drug.
