Letter of the Week

Letter Of The Week

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WAR ONLY ON CERTAIN DRUGS Re: “Losing the drug war,” by Charles Guerriero, Saturday Letters. Guerriero writes, “American drug policy toward marijuana yields nearly one million arrests annually; nine of 10 are for personal possession. We have nothing to show for all this madness, as marijuana is easier to obtain […]

Cannabis & Hemp , What You Can Do

A National Call to Action!

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Activist Boot Camp, February 19-20, 2011 The National Call to Action is the nation’s first medical cannabis virtual skill-building conference. Re-pledge your commitment to safe and legal access by joining thousands of your fellow activists for two days of community-building, skill-sharing, and strategic planning. For nearly a decade ASA has […]

Cannabis & Hemp , Hot Off The 'Net

DEA Postition on Marijuana

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The campaign to legitimize what is called “medical” marijuana is based on two propositions: first, that science views marijuana as medicine; and second, that the DEA targets sick and dying people using the drug. Neither proposition is true. Specifically, smoked marijuana has not withstood the rigors of science–it is not […]

Drug Policy , Question of the Week

National Drug Control Strategy goals

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Drug Policy Question of the Week – 1-22-11 As answered by Mary Jane Borden, Editor of Drug War Facts for the Drug Truth Network on 1-22-11. http://www.drugtruth.net/cms/node/3238 Question of the Week: Does the National Drug Control Strategy achieve its goals? A 2008 Congressional Research Service report describes a document released […]

Cannabis & Hemp , Hot Off The 'Net

Drugged: High on Marijuana

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Drugged: High on Marijuana uses visual effects and CGI to take the viewer on a trip through the human body. Using testimony from those who enjoy using the drugs, and those who have been addicted, the episode offers an insight into the realities of these drugs. Some of Britain and […]

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Dr. Martin Luther King’s Birthday

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By Anthony Papa Is the Drug War the Next Big Civil Rights Issue? How do we begin to address the connections between astronomical rates of incarceration, disintegration of black families, and the war on drugs?

Letter of the Week

Letter Of The Week

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PROHIBITION ENABLES DEADLY DRUG TRADE A Dec. 30 Columbian story “Safe streets” declared “For this story we’ve looked at just three serious crimes, the kind folks might worry about. We added assaults, burglaries and drug crimes for each area.” Excuse me? There weren’t enough rapes and murders so The Columbian […]