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Source: Police Website Tuesday, 01 Apr 2008 11:41am Two businesses on the NSW far north coast have today been raided by police to target alleged drug activity. Based on information, police raided the two businesses in Cullen Street, Nimbin, just after 11am today, conducting thorough searches of the premises and people inside. The search warrants are still ongoing, however officers have already seized drugs and cash and a number of people have been arrested. Richmond Local Area Commander, Superintendent Bruce Lyons, said today’s operation was a testament to the NSW Police Force’s tough stance on all drugs. “Illegal drugs continue to be a blight on our society an…

I feel I have the solution to all our problems with making cannabis legal, I'm completly serious about this, it's something I have thought about for a long time. In my opinion, everyone (at least to my knowledge) that has been involved with trying to legalize or decriminalize cannabis has been approaching it from the wrong direction. Not to say that anyone's efforts were wrong or bad, just that I feel that the reason none of us (including myself as I have been involved in cannabis legalization for a long time) have been on the right track. What we need to use is reverse psychology. Allow me to explain, who are the people that are in charge of the world, in charge of…

http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/stor...5005941,00.html Medvet trying to drum up more business. Urine tests do not mean someone is necessarily stoned at work. Join a union.

Here's my most recent Blog. Hope you enjoy! Alison xx LEAP Blog March 29, 2008 Record Drug Overdoses Sadden Me Prohibition is causing too many people to die as an anonymous statistic. We should be shocked and dismayed when the Center of Disease Control releases statistics showing skyrocketing overdoses. An excellent article by Drug War Chronicles "Drug Overdose Deaths Are Going Through the Roof -- Is Anybody Watching?" made me more aware of this growing tragedy. http://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle/528/ov...aths_increasing Sadly we were not alarmed when 33,000 people accidentally died from drug overdoses in the year 2005. The third leading cause o…

Researchers in Perth, Western Australia, are looking for people who are frequent users of marijuana and non-drug using comparison participants to volunteer for research into the effects of marijuana use on brain function and cognition (memory and concentration). Volunteers will have one appointment at a Neurophysiology Research Unit in Mt Claremont, for approximately 1.5 hours. Before participation in the study, a quick phone interview will assess your suitability for the study. All information you provide us will be treated as strictly confidential. For more information, or if you would like to participate, please call 1800 648 223 (freecall) and leave your phone numbe…

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Heavy pot smoking boosts lung cancer risk six-fold Just found this on Reuters... Here we go AGAIN. Alison xx Heavy pot smoking boosts lung cancer risk six-fold Last Updated: 2008-02-08 13:00:24 -0400 (Reuters Health) NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Smoking a joint a day is just as bad for you as smoking a pack of cigarettes a day, a study from New Zealand indicates. Smoking a joint a day for one year boosted the likelihood of developing lung cancer by 8 percent, Dr. Richard Beasley of the Medical Research Institute of New Zealand in Wellington and colleagues found, while cigarette smokers' risk increased by 7 percent for every year that they smoked a…

Dakta Green, the co-ordinator of the 2008 National Cannabus tour, making his point at Puke Ariki yesterday. Standing beside his green bus, over looking the green of Puke Ariki, "Dakta Green" inhales, smiles and blows a thick cloud of smoke in the air. "It's very simple," he says. "We wish to legalise cannabis." Mr Green (aka Ken Morgan) was in New Plymouth yesterday on board "Maryjane the Cannabus" with members of the national organisation for the reform of marijuana laws (Norml). The group was on a nationwide tour planning to visit 42 towns and cities in 42 days, holding a protest at 4.20pm every day. "We want to stop people being locked in jail for cannabis of…

Didn't know whether to laugh or cry Marijuana Grower Busted by Cops After Reporting Pot Plant Stolen Friday, March 21, 2008 Source: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,340389,00.html SYDNEY, Australia — An Australian man's complaint of an break-in at his home went to pot Friday when police arrested him for growing marijuana. The 35-year-old man in the central Australian city of Adelaide called police to report that six men had broken into his house through a window and stolen parts of his cannabis plants, South Australia Police said. Police were unable to find the intruders but brought a drug warrant to search the home, where they found six large cannabi…

today my sister was issued with a warrant to search her house on the papers it says for cultivation,leaf meterial,and fertilizer on the sheet of what they took were 11 root balls as they call it 1 picture of my bro in law holding up a plant, his stem no bong num chucks, and a few other things i cant think of there were only 6 or 8 plants there fuckin cunts they are but my bro in law was asking for trouble the plants were around 10 foot tall in suburban sydney the neighbours would have called the cops i will let ya's know what happens when he goes into the police station tonight

Marijuana Vending Machines Opening for Business in LA 2008-01-24 >> news category >> general Source: gizmodo.com Holy crap, what country is LA in? I mean, last time I was there I was surprised enough at the billboards offering medicinal marijuana cards, but this is insane. Starting on Monday, people who have medical conditions such as glaucoma, cancer, and the deadly not-stoned-enough virus can start getting their fat buds from special "AVMs." These electronic drug dealers won't be out on the street next to a Pepsi machine, of course. No, they'll be "housed in standalone rooms, abutting two dispensaries and protected by round-the-clock security g…