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The Episode of The Jon Dore Show that I will be in is going to Air on Wednesday, April 15th, 2009 "Jon Does Drugs". This Episode will Air off and on all Year for those who miss it that day... It is on all across Canada on the Comedy Network. It will also be available online soon after the show has aired. Here is the Link: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...endid=425689312 Hope you all tune in to the Comedy Channel and enjoy!!! Please pass this on to everyone in Canada that you know.... Thank you! Love and a squish, Alison xx

Author: ROD MICKLEBURGH Date: 25 April 2009 Source: The Globe and Mail http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/sto...PStory/National

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http://news.theage.com.au/breaking-news-wo...90506-audl.html As if he doesn't want it legal If you're in CA e-mail/write people now!

22/04/09 http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/artic..._zoLR0g?index=0 Copyright © 2009 AFP KABUL (AFP) — Dishevelled and blind in one eye, the 57-year-old hashish dealer has no fear that police might try to stop the trade he conducts from a petrol station on the edge of the dirty Kabul River. "If you give them 100 afghani (two dollars) and a joint, they would say carry on," said the man who gives his name as Mahtaabudin. "I am not afraid of anyone," he said gruffly, only agreeing to talk after he has lit a cigarette of heady hashish made from cannabis resin which he shares with some of his customers on the station's verandah. He admits to some precautions, s…

April 14, 2009 http://www.canada.com/Officer+lost+wallet+...3695/story.html © Copyright © Canwest News Service When Burnaby RCMP Const. Amyn Dharamshi lost his wallet, he probably thought things couldn't get much worse. But that was before someone found it and dropped it in a mailbox -- and before Canada Post security handed it over to the Vancouver police. When police opened the wallet, they found, in addition to his ID, a baggie containing 6.1 grams of marijuana and a package of Zig Zag rolling papers. Dharamshi denied the marijuana was his, saying it belonged to his brother, Karim, who had borrowed his wallet for a few days. However, moments after taking a li…

By chance I stumbled upon this research paper and was wondering how we could counter-attack it! It's very in depth and well referenced but it talks about all the usual stuff to scare parents and teenagers. The aim of the report is to encourage the Government to increase awareness of the dangers of cannabis use and introduce campaigns similar to the 'bloody idiot' anti alcohol campaign. It was also written in March this year. Here is the link: http://www.drugfree.org.au/fileadmin/Media...nnabisPaper.pdf Maybe we could write up a research paper ourselves in response to this?

Has anyone paid attention, to some things that are happening, that shows our pollie bothering is working. We now have Harm minumisation drug ads. Now we have cannabis NOT marijuana. There has been no mention of WAR on anything for weeks. Nicola Roxon (dictator) has been on the news, not pushing alco pop tax, but health issues, trying to look like she cares. Now I know these are small things, however they are a step in the right direction, and they tell us they have a drugs council going on now, and will announce the outcome soon. So everyone keep up the good work, don't forget the media and the opposition too. P.S. You should see the pathetic argument we just rec…

Global Marijuana March in Toronto thanks to our members who operate out of Ontario. A big up to our TO team mates. We at CinC endorse the work of one another thus we wanted to thank Orazio Caltagiron our Chief Editor for CinC for all his commitment and fresh style needed at CinC. Thanks again! T.O. Rocking the March this year in Canada! Jason Wilcox Cannabis in Canada U-Tube Channel Jason0930

Karen Matthews May 1st, 2009 http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/articl...67121_news.html The Geelong Advertiser Pty. Ltd. Copyright © January 2006 A GROVEDALE man claimed 26 cannabis plants growing in his backyard were for his own use and would only have lasted him a month. Wayne Savage also told a court he once smoked half-a-kilogram of the drug in one day. Savage, of Peter St, Grovedale, pleaded guilty in Geelong Magistrates' Court yesterday to charges of cultivating, possessing and using cannabis. Have your say on the feedback form below Police prosecutor, Senior Constable Kerry Moroney said that about 4.20pm on January 22, police executed a drugs search …

I've been looking all over but have been unable to find liable information regarding my questions, which is why I ask here in hope that perhaps, someone here may possess the answer or perhaps, where to find the information. I know that the laws are different from state to state, so i shall say that i live in Tasmania. Is it illegal to purchase seeds online? ( the origin behind this question is me hearing numerous things such as, it only becomes illegal when seeds are planted, it only becomes illegal when buds start to form and so on) If the package were to be intercepted and the contents found, will i be facing prosecution ? and lastly If the contents of the pac…

Magistrate Clynt Johansen is urging the SA Govt to relax cannabis laws for sufferers of chronic pain. (ABC News) An Adelaide Hills magistrate is urging Parliament to consider relaxing cannabis laws for sufferers of chronic pain. Mount Barker Magistrate Clynt Johansen made the comments while sentencing 59-year-old Colin Lindner, who has a musculoskeletal disorder, fibromyalgia. Lindner treats the condition with morphine and other prescription drugs but says he turned to cannabis for more effective pain relief after medical advice. He was caught growing the drug at his home in the Hills two years ago and ended up in the Mt Barker court. Lindner pleaded guilty to …

http://blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2009...erican-prisons/ –Bernd Debusmann is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own– Are the 305 million people living in the United States the most evil in the world? Is this the reason why the U.S., with 5 percent of the world's population, has 25 percent of the world's prisoners and an incarceration rate five times as high as the rest of the world? Or is it a matter of a criminal justice system that has gone dramatically wrong, swamping the prison system with drug offenders? That rhetorical question, asked on the floor of the U.S. Senate by Virginia Senator Jim Webb, fits into what looks like an accelerating sh…