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NEW YORK — Snap, crackle ... pot? Bursting with indignation, legions of legalize-marijuana advocates are urging a boycott of Kellogg Co., including all of its popular munchies, for deciding to cut ties with Olympic hero Michael Phelps after he was photographed with a pot pipe. The leader of one of the biggest groups, the Marijuana Policy Project, called Kellogg's action "hypocritical and disgusting," and said he'd never seen his membership so angry, with more than 2,300 of them signing an online petition. "Kellogg's had no problem signing up Phelps when he had a conviction for drunk driving, an illegal act that could actually have killed someone," said Rob Kampia, the gro…
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I've heard that the grow limit is going to be reduced to 2 plants due to a crime org growing uber hydros , givem 20 years i say where else is a brother going to retire , drop the bomb on you fucking dumb weak ass poinces
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Author: British Cannabis Lobby Date: 8 February 2009 Source: PR Canna Zine News http://pr.cannazine.co.uk/20090207885/cann...them-today.html
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Author: AP Date: 30/01/09 Source: [url="http://news.ninemsn.com.au/world/735317/marijuana-growers-busted-on-google-earth Copyright: © AP 2009, © 1997-2009 ninemsn Pty Ltd - All rights reserved
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Author: Caroline Overington Date: 29/01/09 Source: The Australian Copyright: 2009 News Limited.
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Author: Michael Punongbayan Date: 31 January 2009 Source: The Philipine Star Copyright: 2008 Philstar http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?artic...ubCategoryId=68
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www.theage.com.au Cameron Houston 28 December 2008 Victorian Police have turned to satellite technology to hunt green-fingered crooks who grow marijuana in suburban backyards, on farms or on Crown land. With most outdoor crops maturing over the next four months, police are increasingly relying on Google Earth to identify cannabis crops, which can be worth up to $2500 a plant. A Victoria Police spokeswoman has confirmed that Google Earth is a tool in the battle against outdoor growers and has helped with several recent investigations. A senior member of Victoria's drug tasking unit told The Sunday Age the Big Brother technology would be used more when satellite imag…
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Author: Norris Nuvo Date: 2 February 2009 Source: Canna Zine Cannabis News http://pr.cannazine.co.uk/20090201849/cann...-the-media.html
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hi there, im new to this site.. ive been reading bits an pieces.. its a kool site.. glad to be here.. thanks for having me... you know wat i find ironic.... isnt it interesting... more so now with the global finacial crisis...and the expense of living atm... it seems.. us bottom feeders.. (society) become poorer.. cant afford shit..so ppl start theiving etc.. up goes the crime rate.. i mean the other day on the news, a man was held up in his car, by gun point.. some dude was robbing him.. im mean pls.. how rude.. this was around the corner from my house.. how safe am i...? in amongst all that... us weed smokers get the kick in the ass.. how is weed a drug..and who mad…
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16/1/09 http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/articl...gI-ZpgD95NQ83O1 Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved DENTON, Texas (AP) — A man in Denton, Texas who was expecting a shipment of tools instead received a 30-pound brick of marijuana that police say is worth more than $10,000. Officer Ryan Grelle says the man opened the box Monday night, realized it contained drugs and contacted police. The package from the Pharr area was handled by UPS in McAllen on Jan. 6. and apparently was intended for a Dallas address. The Denton Record-Chronicle reports no such address exists in Dallas, so the package wound up 40 miles to the northwest at the similar a…
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Author: Ross Hemsworth Date: 30 January 2009 Source: PR Log Free Press Release Copyright: PR Log http://www.prlog.org/10174987-broadcaster-...g-cannabis.html
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Author: Cathy Sorbo Date: 30 January 2009 Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer Copyright: ©1996-2009 Seattle Post-Intelligencer http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/saturdayspin...91_sobro31.html
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When the penalty exceeds the crime Many typical things happen in a typical month, and March 2006 was typical. It started with yet another US televangelist (Pat Robertson this time) exposed as a charlatan. A week later Slobodan Miloševic died but, as usual, ethnic hatred did not. In Gaza, Israeli rockets killed 10 children. "We are doing everything to prevent innocent people from being harmed, but this is a war and nothing is certain," Israel’s Air Force chief General Eliezer Shkedy said, as usual. In a small pocket of the antipodes, tucked out of mind from the rest of the world, typical South Australian voters returned Mike Rann and his State Labor Government to p…
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i found some really cool net seed sellers that distribute world wide and was wondering if importing seeds is legal in nsw or oz or do i have to hook up the brother from another mother in canberra ? , being as its legal to participate in marijuana home activities there ?
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One million Australians have tried cocaine Ben Packham Herald Sun 18 December 2008 http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,2...37-2862,00.html COCAINE use has surged to record highs, with an estimated one million Australians having tried the drug. New figures show cannabis and amphetamine use has slumped, but demand for ecstasy is high. About 6 per cent of Australians aged 14 and over have tried cocaine, and 1.6 per cent - or 281,000 people - use it regularly. That's about 100,000 more cocaine users than in 2004. Australians aged 20-29 are the biggest consumers of the drug, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare's 2007 household drugs su…
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