Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 13: 1994 to 2000 – The Market Will Decide
It is now 2026, and humans are in the middle of another war involving oil in the Middle East. It seems inevitable. But is it?
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Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 12: 1990 to 1997 – Not In Control
The 1990s. A time when the Hempsters exploded onto the scene and took control of the narrative.
Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 11: 1980-1990 – Brain Damage
The conclusions from Dr. Robert Heath’s 1970s “pot smoke kills brain cells in monkeys” fraudulent research would be repeated over and over again in the mass media in the 1980s
Jack Herer: A Lifelong Cannabis Advocate
By Goldleaf’s Alfonso Colasuonno, provided exclusively to Benzinga Cannabis.
Hemp Can Still Save the World
CANNABIS CULTURE – How Jack Herer was right – and Ed Rosenthal was wrong – about hemp ethanol.
World’s Oldest Cannabis Seed Bank Honours Iconic French Activist with Own Variety
CANNABIS CULTURE – Dutch company Sensi Seeds, the world’s oldest and most respected cannabis seed bank, pays official homage to Michka Seeliger-Chatelain with their latest sativa seed strain MichkaÒ.
Jack Herer Would Vote Yes on 19
Post courtesy of the Family of Jack Herer, author of The Emperor Wears No Clothes.
R.I.P. Jack Herer
According to the Bible, Moses led his people from Egypt to the Promised Land, but he himself was not allowed to enter. Though this story might be a myth or fable, there is a tremendous analogy to the life of Jack Herer.
Jack Herer Dies at 70; Author and Advocate for Marijuana Legalization
Jack Herer, an energetic advocate for marijuana legalization who was a mesmerizing presence on the Venice Boardwalk and achieved worldwide renown after he wrote a treatise extolling the virtues of hemp, died April 15. He was 70.
The Hemperor, Jack Herer, has Died
SALEM, Oregon - The sad news has been confirmed. Jack Herer, author of Emperor Wears No Clothes and renowned around the world for hemp activism, has died at 11:17 a.m. today, Thursday April 15th 2010, in Eugene, Oregon.
