tdwn has been a member since January 1st 2012, and has created 19 posts from scratch.
This Author's Website is
The former U.S. government attorney who put pot activist Marc Emery behind bars joined on Wednesday (April 18, 2012) with Emery’s wife Jodie to call for the end of marijuana prohibition. Jodie is introduced and answers questions at 42:30
The press conference was organized by Stop the Violence BC, an activist group founded by Dr. Evan Wood that has had major success in acquiring high-profile endorsements for legalization.
The former U.S. government attorney who put pot activist Marc Emery behind bars joined on Wednesday (April 18, 2012) with Emery’s wife Jodie to call for the end of marijuana prohibition. Jodie is introduced and answers questions at 42:30
The press conference was organized by Stop the Violence BC, an activist group founded by Dr. Evan Wood that has had major success in acquiring high-profile endorsements for legalization.
The medical marijuana and legalization movements have taken a kicking lately especially by the DEA and the flip flopping U.S. President Barak Obama who has shown that the only change during his administration has been to his image as a credible leader to a puppet president like many before him.
But now, the cannabis community is being assisted by a powerful ally in the infamous hacker group “Anonymous,” which has been notorious for causing stress to those who truly deserve it.
Current B.C. Premier Christy Clark uses lame cop out to avoid likely what she might feel would be a career threatening stance on the legalizing of the drug. In a response to the letter from the Att. Generals she said “I am going to leave the marijuana debate to the federal government, it’s in their sole sphere of responsibility, so as a premier I respect that former attorneys general have taken this stand, people who are outside of politics, but as a premier I’m going to leave this to the federal government.”
Low level marijuana arrests in New York City rose for the seventh straight year in 2011 to 50,680. The arrest total is the highest total on record since former pot smoker Mayor Michael Bloomberg took office and it is the second highest total of pot arrests ever recorded in the history of the city (just 587 arrests behind the record holding year 2000, when Mayor Rudolph Giuliani oversaw some 51,267 people arrested for marijuana violations).
Related Drug War News