Cannabis Day 2009 in Vansterdam
CANNABIS CULTURE - Thousands of marijuana smokers and activists gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery on July 1, 2009 for Cannabis Day, a day to celebrate Cannabis Freedoms.
Prince of Pot Launches Farewell Tour
Calling his U.S. pot charges a “great injustice,” Canadian marijuana activist Marc Emery says he hopes his looming prison sentence below the border will stoke up support for the cannabis movement.
20/20’s John Stossel- THE DRUG WAR
From "10 Years Later, Medical Marijuana Grower Still Being Harassed", by John Stossel, co-anchor of ABC News 20/20
Honor Our Hemp-Raising Patriot Heroes
It is our patriotic duty to honor our Founding Heroes, America’s greatest hemp growers.
Incrementalism
Portugal is now considering legalization of cannabis. One of the leftist parties with seats in government is preparing legislation to do just that.
Ombudsman Denies Sick Vancouver Woman’s Bid to Smoke Pot in Apartment
A diabetic double-leg amputee's bid to keep her home has been denied by the B.C. Residential Tenancy Branch.
Help Will Foster, Free Gift for Participation
With a constant barrage of global news surrounding us, we now have the power to know that there is always a crisis somewhere- a volcano shattering peoples lives, a tsunami or hurricane, man made disasters-mostly wars- and humans attempting to control nature.
Study Debunks Claim That Pot Smoking Causes Mental Illness
Alarmist rhetoric claiming that cannabis use causes schizophrenia and psychosis goes up in smoke.
Middle School Girls Made to Jump in Underwear Check for Marijuana
LOUISVILLE, KY - On the same day that the U.S. Supreme Court limited the use of strip searches in the public schools, two young women filed an action in Jefferson County Court against a local middle school and several of its employees for using "grossly intrusive" methods to discover an alleged cache of marijuana. They were allegedly forced to unzip their pants, "lift up their bras ... and jump up and down."
Oakland Considers Marijuana Tax
A different kind of green could help the cash-strapped city of Oakland get out of the red.
