Seattle Hempfest 2009 Preview
CANNABIS CULTURE - Hundreds of thousands of activists, entertainers, vendors, and pot smokers will gather this weekend for the largest marijuana event on the planet: Seattle Hempfest 2009.
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Georgia Lawmaker Wants to KILL Your Children
From the NORML Blog: Georgia Lawmaker Calls for Caning, Executing Marijuana Offenders
Marijuana Monopolies of Yesterday and Today
This is a little article I wrote back in 2001 ... I stumbled upon it from having to clean out my messages in the CC forum ... never found a place to publish it until now ... I think it's still relevant, what with the ethical problems found in such places as GW Pharmaceutical, Cannasat and Cannabis Science ... let me know what you think.
The Gateway Out
CANNABIS CULTURE - Cannabis substitution is being recognized as a viable solution in the battle against drug addiction.
Health Canada Deserves Scorn
Jon: You are right that ad hominem attacks are not exactly the most convincing form of argumentation. That said, Health Canada deserves every bit of the scorn heaped on it by Mr. Emery.
No Cannabis App For Canadian iPhones
A application for the Apple iPhone that locates medical marijuana dispensaries won't be available in Canada, where med-pot laws are absurd and obstructive.
Long-Term Marijuana Use Associated With Reduced Risk Of Head And Neck Cancer
The moderate long-term use of marijuana is associated with a reduced risk of head and neck cancers, according to the results of a population-based case-control study published online by the journal Cancer Prevention Research.
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War on Drugs is Not Working, Says EU Commission
The war on drugs has not reduced the production, trafficking, availability or use of drugs, a massive study by the European Commission has found.
Marijuana Gold Mine
I had the following letter published in the Anniston Star today.
Florida’s New Marijuana Boom: House-Grown and Super-Potent
California may be the center of the marijuana trade and the controversies over its legalization. But Florida has surpassed it in one important category: the Sunshine State is now the country's leader in indoor marijuana cultivation.
