Great News from Marc Emery
I just talked to Marc and he said these blog posts containing his letters have created quite a change among the staff at D. Ray James.
Feds Want Michigan Records in Medical Marijuana Probe
Federal agents want Michigan to turn over medical marijuana records as part of an investigation in the Lansing area, a sign that voter approval won't stop federal authorities from enforcing their drug laws.
Ask Ed: Questions and Answers – Powdery Mildew Infested Medicine
CANNABIS CULTURE - Ganja Guru Ed Rosenthal answers a grow question about using pot infected with powdery mildew.
California, Missouri… Montana! Green Aid Wins Again
As a result of Green Aid's 7-month campaign in Missouri, this Missoula, Montana, jury pool staged a mutiny.
Washington Woman Fired Over Medical Marijuana to Get Day in High Court
Should an employee's use of medical marijuana - at home, with no side effects on the job - be exempt from workplace drug-use policies?
Jodie Emery Thankful for Any Support While Husband Jailed
One thing that lifts Jodie Emery's spirits this Christmas is the outpouring of support her jailed husband has received from marijuana advocates around the world.
Tuesday On The Mernahuana Show
It’s our year end edition of the hottest stoner show on net. Expect plenty of drop-in guests, pothead pranks and as always uber amounts of inhaling Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010 from 4:20 – 7:20 p.m EST. I’d like to thank everyone for tuning into The Mernahuana Show on Ustream. My little webcast project is quickly turning into an Internet stoner sensation because potheads are tuning in from coast to coast and chatting with us. Creating a virtual session.
Letters from Marc Emery
Below are the letters Marc Emery has written me from prison and asked me to post online so that everyone knows what's happening to him.
A Banner Year for Bhang
CANNABIS CULTURE - 2010 was a huge media year for the herb, but some of this year's pot news was left in a haze. Here's a round up of the Top Ten Underreported Marijuana Stories from 2010.
Man Stopped With Marijuana was Victim of Racial Profiling, Judge Says
A B.C. judge has thrown out the evidence against an Asian man stopped with 57 marijuana plants in his trunk after ruling he had been a victim of racial profiling.
