Broke? Try Selling Pot
Young Americans have taken a hard hit in this recession. In California, supplying pot to medical dispensaries offers a lucrative source of cash.
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Arizona AG Wants to Tax Medical Pot
Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne opposed a ballot measure to legalize medical marijuana, but now he's calling for it to be taxed.
2010: Anonymous Volunteer Wall of Honor Inductee #7
The latest inductee to the Anonymous Volunteer Wall of Honor is LYNNETTE S. who destroyed 6-7 lbs. in 2010.
Jared Loughner and Our Sick Society
CANNABIS CULTURE - Reports that Arizona shooter Jared Loughner used marijuana and other drugs are being trumpeted by the media. What does our reaction to these revelations say about our society?
New Episodes of The Jodie Emery Show
CANNABIS CULTURE - For the latest news on Marc Emery, CCHQ, and Canada's cannabis community, watch new episodes of The Jodie Emery Show each week on Cannabis Culture. Watch the latest five episodes in this post!
Bolivia Seeks Decriminalization of Coca Leaf Chewing
Steeped, chewed, or set alight in a ritual: the coca leaf has been used for millennia in the Andes for medicinal and sacred purposes. The rest of the world, however, sees it as the source plant for the illegal narcotic cocaine.
Will the IRS Extinguish Medical Marijuana?
The Internal Revenue Service is reportedly auditing some of California's largest and most reputable medical pot dispensaries, examining their compliance with an obscure section of tax law aimed at drug dealers.
Webster Alexander Facing 41 Years
It was eight years ago this month when my friend Marc Emery first alerted me to the plight of then Alabama teenager Webster Alexander, whose high school principal Ricky Nichols set him up by placing an undercover cop in the small town Lawrence County high school to pressure the kids into selling him weed for his FAKE cancer stricken grandmother.
Marc Emery’s Prison Newsletter #1: Life in a Georgia Private Prison
CANNABIS CULTURE - Canadian Prince of Pot Marc Emery describes his life behind bars at D. Ray James Correctional Facility in Folkston, Georgia, where he is serving a five-year sentence for selling marijuana seeds.
Number of Innocents Killed in Mexico Drug War Up 172%
The number of civilians killed in the conflict pitting Mexico’s powerful drug cartels against each other and the security forces soared by 172 percent in the last 12 months, capital daily Reforma said Monday, citing official figures.
