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source Vote Hopes DETROIT - Voters in Michigan overwhelmingly approved a medical marijuana ballot measure -- making it one of a quarter of states to allow severely ill patients to use the illegal drug. With 87 percent of the precincts reporting, 63 percent, or 2,557,410 people, voted "yes" on Proposal 1, which removes state penalties for registered patients to buy, grow and use small amounts of marijuana. Thirty-seven percent, or 1,519,273 voters, were opposed. Opponents again were unable to derail the measure. Nitty.
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Under the "War on Drugs" formally declared by Howard and restated by Rudd.... We do have rights, read them for yourselves they are listed in http://www.unhchr.ch/html/menu3/b/94.htm <QUOTE> Protocol Additional to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949, and Relating to the Protection of Victims of Non-International Armed Conflicts (Protocol II) <h4 align="center">PART III</h4> WOUNDED, SICK AND SHIPWRECKED Article 7.-Protection and care 1. All the wounded, sick and shipwrecked, whether or not they have taken part in the armed conflict, shall be respected and protected. 2. In all circumstances they shall be treated humanely and sh…
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Marijuana measure passed on Big Island People vote to make pot lowest police priority November 5, 2008 - Hawaii County Big Island Video News http://www.bigislandvideonews.com/20081105marijuana.htm A measure to make marijuana the lowest enforcement priority for the Hawaii County Police Department has won the vote of the public. In yesterday's 2008 general election, over 53 percent of the votes cast were in favor of the Peaceful Sky initiative, which was placed on the November ballot by a Hawaii County Council vote in August. According to language in the ordinance introduced by council, the purpose of the article is to "provide law enforcement more time and resources t…
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I LOVE WEED I love smoking, i dont really get that many oppurtunities to do it though. I smoke about 1 once a month if im lucky usually with close bloke mates or a female friend before sexy times. IM MORE ADDICTED TO GROWING, growing is so soothing. I also love this website. Reading countless post on this site had swayed me from not sure if weed is harmless to im positive its harmless and its a crime that its not legal. A NEGETIVE ANOCDOTE GOT ME THINKING I was discussing my views with my brother who had a personal account of weed that differed from mine. His was mainly negetive, he didnt enjoy weed like his friends did he was one of those people with whom it didnt…
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Unknown author I use to sell drugs for a living. For ten years I supplied hundreds of thousands of people with a dangerous mind altering substance. This was the job I had always wanted. I had grown up around this drug and from a young age took an unhealthy interest in it. I began using in my teens and quickly joined the drug industry as a shit kicker. Having worked my way up the ladder I was a major player in the distribution of this dangerous drug, and I loved it. Within 5 years I was responsible for a multi million dollar a year business with several staff working for me. I was good at selling this drug, my bosses made huge profits feeding off peopleโs addicti…
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Rudd handout 'will go to drug dealers' Sigh.. If that is the case, they can only blame themselves (Wayside Chapel ) and the laws that they support..
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Hey im not sure if this video has been posted or not but http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=kMDVveEZjI8&...feature=related is part 1 of 11 on a documentary on Cannabis. My only wish that the main public or those leading would sit down and just simply watch this video, it is greatly informative and well just makes me fairly annoyed at the cannabis situation at the present time. I also believe that if public awareness of this is not increased cannabis will never be legal.
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Found this on the AEC site the other day: Hemp party deregistered There are no cannabis-related parties listed under the current register of political parties. There is however a Fishing party and a Shooters party.. So is this the death of cannabis activism in Australia? Bit sad really..
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Bjelke-Peterson son in Qld election bid October 24, 2008 - 11:04AM Source: ABC The Bjelke-Peterson name may be back on the ballot papers when the next Queensland election is held. John Bjelke-Peterson, son of former premier Sir Joh, is seeking preselection for the Liberal-National Party in Nanango in the South Burnett, in south-east Queensland. Mr Bjelke-Peterson stood for the Nationals in 2006, but was narrowly beaten by independent Member Dorothy Pratt. He says he hopes having one of the most famous names in Queensland politics is an advantage. "Certainly my parents have achieved a lot in their time in their services to the state," he said. "I'd like to hope…
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I am new to this forum and I have a real serious issue coming up. My husband is traveling and I've heard that there may be checkpoints with dogs since he's going to TX. What is the best way other than luck to help him throw the dogs off so they wont smell it. He thinks if he double bags it in freezer bags and then puts it down in the cooler that will be filled with ice and cold water and other foods including an open bologna package that they wont smell it. Is this true? Or I've heard that if you use some kind of hunting scent that will throw em off too. Can someone help me with this?
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Quote of the Week 'I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around the banks will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.' Thomas Jefferson 1802
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hello to all, excuse my ignorance in not saying hello on joining ozstoners As any who have read my rants I am reform cause they won't let me regrowth I really wanted to have a big bitch to celebrate my 100th post but flaked it and ranted in another thread so this is post 101 (i think) What to rant about is not a hard choice, some have seen my rants about the police being a corrupt institution which has a vested interest in maintaining a false war on drugs. Some may have read my rants about the way the police have treated me, some have accused me of whinging ( and rightly so). But I will try and contain my rants to this thread from now on? Some have read how o…
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Hi People how are you all out there? I recently joined the canna community and am really stoked to see such a large number if resources and discussions here. I thought i would ask for some advice on the matter of being busted growing in Queensland. To sum it up a bit over a year ago i was charged with growing some Hydro which came about under some stupid and really unlucky circumstances. One night i was playing guitar with a new guitar amp i just bought. As a result i had the neighbours call the cops who arrived on the seen and silly me had the curtain open to my front door. I answered and they were cool and told me to keep it down. Just as they were waling away they …
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Politician sorry for not smoking pot Thursday, 18 September, 2008 World News Australia http://news.sbs.com.au/worldnewsaustralia/...king_pot_557957 The leader of Canada's Green Party has apologised for never having tried marijuana while unveiling plans to call for the legalisation of cannabis. "I am not a fan of marijuana use," politician Elizabeth May explained at a campaign rally in Halifax, ahead of next month's election. "I've never used marijuana. I apologize." In its election manifesto, the Green party said the country's decades-old marijuana prohibition had "utterly failed and has not led to reduced drug use". Rather, prohibition has led to costly policing…
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Author Grotenhermen, Franjo Title: How to prevent cannabis-induced psychological distress . . . in politicians Journal: THE LANCET Date: May 15, 2004 Issue: Vol 363 Pages: 1568-1569 Cannabis can cause anxiety, agitation, and anger among politicians. The consequences of this cannabis-induced psychological distress syndrome (CIPDS) include overreaction with respect to legislation and politics and a lack of distinction between use and misuse of cannabis. In times of a war against drugs, this distinction might even be regarded as unpatriotic,1 as irresoluteness in the face of the enemy. One trend associated with CIPDS involves taking away the driving licence of people …
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