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http://www.radionetherlands.nl/news/zijlij...bis-plantations Published: Tuesday 28 April 2009 11:29 UTC
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Author: ROD MICKLEBURGH Date: 25 April 2009 Source: The Globe and Mail http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/sto...PStory/National
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Author: Jake Gosselin Date: 24 April 2009 Source: The Sustainability Ninja http://www.sustainabilityninja.com/agricul...ootprint-32437/
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by Mike Barrington 13.04.2009 http://www.northernadvocate.co.nz/localnew...condsubsection= © APN News & Media Ltd 2008 Cannabis cultivation skills can produce plants like this. Picture/FILE Cannabis cultivation skills which could bring brothers Tim and Dave A'Court jail terms in Whangarei where they lived as teenagers, have made them successful businessmen in Amsterdam. The Kiwiseeds company they set up in the liberal Dutch city five years ago has since won three Cannabis Cups awarded by High Times, a New York-based magazine with an international circulation advocating the drug's legalisation. Tim, 40, and Dave 37, were born in Britain and moved to New …
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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…
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Growing violence: Marijuana gardens are robbery targets throughout Humboldt County Story by Sean Garmire; Times-Standard. A quiet McKinleyville neighborhood was jolted last Sunday night by the echo of three gunshots and the sound of breaking glass, as three suspects in an alleged home invasion robbery frantically drove away from a marijuana grow house. Home-invasion robberies at houses with pot gardens occur with disconcerting regularity in Humboldt County, law enforcement officials say. And the potential for violence in any robbery is high. Within the past six months, at least three people have been shot during suspected grow house robberies in Humboldt County. ”…
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http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/chri...target-the-high Eye in sky may target the high By CHARLIE GATES - The Press Last updated 05:00 17/04/2009 Cannabis "factories" could be exposed by an aircraft with an infra-red camera over Christchurch. The Christchurch City Council plans to use the eye in the sky this winter to create a thermal map of the city and use the information to offer people with poorly insulated homes advice on energy efficiency. Christchurch drug squad officers hope to use the map to look for hot houses one of the tell-tale signs that lamps are being used in an attic for cannabis cultivation. "If the council made that available for us…
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BY DAVID CASTELLON • dcastell@visalia.gannett.com • April 16, 2009 http://www.visaliatimesdelta.com/article/2...EWS01/904160332 Last month, Richard Daleman and his lawyer convinced a jury that he was growing marijuana legally to treat his pain problems and not breaking the law. On Wednesday, the 61-year-old man had another victory when Tulare County Superior Court Judge Darryl Ferguson ordered that all the marijuana county sheriff's deputies had confiscated from him Dec. 16 be returned. "They're giving me every gram of it back," said Daleman, who had been arrested and jailed for weeks after deputies searched his home and found processed and unprocessed marijua…
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AUTHOR: Alvaro Vargas Llosa DATE: March 11, 2009 SOURCE: The Independent Institute [LINK]
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Portugal's drug decriminalization 'bizarrely underappreciated': Greenwald Rachel Oswald Published: Monday April 6, 2009 Champions of harsh drug criminalization laws as the best solution to curbing drug use will be chagrined to find that Portugal’s eight year history of decriminalization has led to lower drug usage rates. According to a new report entitled, “Drug Decriminalization in Portugal: Lessons for Creating Fair and Successful Drug Policies,” while drug use across the European Union has risen steadily since 2000, Portugal, which has the most liberal drug laws of any country, has actually seen its prevalence rates decrease in various age groups since it decrimina…
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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…
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Algerian police seize 2.6 tonnes of cannabis ALGER (AFP) — Algerian police have seized 2.6 tonnes of cannabis from an inflatable dinghy off Sbiaat beach near Ain Temouchent in the far northwest, a police statement said Monday. The drugs were hidden in several packets labelled KS2009, according to the police statement quoted by the APS news agency. Gendarmerie police also found supplies of food, mineral water, engine fuel and life jackets. More »
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From NORML.ORG: Gotta love dat yes i forward ever free cannabis free the world
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--By our New York staff. Apr 9, 2009 http://www.nme.com/news/britney-spears/43971 © IPC MEDIA 1996-2009, All rights reserved Brittany Spears halted her show in Vancouver last night after just three songs because it was too smokey in the arena. The singer who is currently on the road supporting her ‘Circus’ album, walked off stage and remained backstage for over 20 minutes while an announcer told the crowd the show would not continue if people in the audience continued to smoke weed and cigarettes. The announcer told the crowd it was “unsafe” for Spears and her dancers to continue to perform in that environment, reports Perez Hilton. A statement released to the g…
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By David Fisher 4:00AM Sunday Apr 12, 2009 http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article....jectid=10566272 Copyright 2009, APN Holdings NZ Limited Green and Borland. Photo / Doug Sherring A club for cannabis smokers has been openly flouting the law for months, with hundreds of people a night turning up to buy and smoke dope. The "Daktory" has been operating from an Auckland warehouse since November and boasts having 400 people on a busy night. Those behind the scheme are involved in efforts to have the drug decriminalised, and say they accept arrest by police is a possible outcome of their provocative club. One of those involved, Brian Borland, has taken a further…
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