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| Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for April 18, 2003
22 min
18 Apr, 2003
REEFER REFUGEE REPORT
The testimony phase of the Kubby Refugee Hearings finished up Wednesday. A final decision is expected this fall.
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EUGENE OSCAPELLA: Who profits from the Drug War?
ROBERT MELAMEDE, PhD: Cannabis Health
PROFESSOR ZIGGY: Seedling care and feeding.
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for November 4, 2002
27 min
03 Nov, 2002
A BANNER DAY FOR PROP. 215
The Conant decision is a delicious treat for all who believe in the sanctity of the physician-patient relationship, the autonomy of the states to legislate on matters of health, and the efficacy of medical marijuana. It's time, however, for the federal government to stop its nasty tricks and let Californians get on with their business without further interference from the DEA.
POT LAWS MINEFIELD FOR FEDS
Decriminalization, where pot possession would be treated like a traffic ticket rather than a criminal offence, is seen by many as a political solution, a middle-ground compromise that doesn't satisfy anyone.
CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS SAY CARTELS REPLACING HIPPIES AS POT FARMERS
As a result of California's war on pot, armed Mexican drug cartels now grow nearly three-quarters of the pot seized in California, while patients and amateurs do the time.
Laguna Beach Patient Case Dismissed
A Laguna Beach man has been cleared of marijuana charges after new evidence revealed that he had a doctor's approval to use the drug, officials said Tuesday.
EMERY FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST NARK
Marijuana activist Marc Emery has filed a complaint with the Vancouver police board over a high profile nark's criticism of the way the city is handling drug problems in the Downtown Eastside. (See follow up story below)
VANCOUVER POLICE DIVIDED OVER WAR ON DRUGS
While Odd Squad spokesman and Vancouver police Constable Al Arsenault has achieved media fame for campaigning vigorously against harm-reduction, other officers who have walked the beat in the Downtown Eastside disagree.
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 | Pot-TV | Pot TV News for April 29, 2002
17 min
28 Apr, 2002
Clubs bracing for Federal crackdown
California Medical Marijuana Movement Awaits Federal Offensive, Plots Strategy
City Directs Police To Shun DEA In Pot Busts
Berkeley California city council responding to Federal intrusion of medical marijuana dispensaries.
Zeroing in on Border Pot Smugglers
Drug Czar Walters is focusing on the "potent" BC Bud.
USC Medical Study of Steve Kubby Posted to the Internet
See for yourself how cannabis heals and protects against cancer.
Victoria Council Endorses Medical Marijuana
Victoria becomes 2nd city in B.C. to formally support decriminalization of marijuana and possession for medicinal purposes.
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 | Pot-TV | High Society: Hug Power
20 min
29 May, 2001
David provides much protest vids...This is the show that shows how hug power works, and when it doesn't. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for Monday, July 15, 2002
29 min
14 Jul, 2002
FIRST FEDERAL MEDICAL MARIJUANA CONVICTION
"This trial is an emblem of injustice," said Steph Sherer, executive director of Americans for Safe Access, a national network of medical marijuana patients and providers, "California doesn't want Bryan Epis to spend his next ten years behind bars -- we decided that six years ago."
WOULD SOFTER POT LAW STIR WRATH OF U.S.?
"I thought, 'My God, what is this man talking about?'" said Vancouver MP Libby Davies, a New Democrat. "We can't be subservient to the ridiculous rhetoric coming out of the United States."
FLEEING NORTH
Alex Stojicevic, the Vancouver lawyer representing Hayes, Kubby and several other American refugee claimants, says "Since Mr. Ashcroft became attorney-general and Mr. Bush the president, the view is that things are going to get worse," says Stojicevic. That's what's fueling this."
DRUG WAR EXPLOSIONS
"On the one hand there is a population that has gone on record numerous times supporting decriminalization of pot and legal use of medical marijuana. On the other hand there is a rabid federal drug apparatus that clashes with local law enforcement and ignores public opinion expressed in statewide votes. Instead we are getting aggressive raids and punitive prosecutions. Between the clashing of these two world views, there is no middle ground.
Dr. John Beresford Interview re-scheduled to next Wednesday.
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for November 06, 2002
30 min
06 Nov, 2002
RADIOACTIVE FERTILIZERS GIVE NUCLEAR BUZZ
Biochemist Paul Hornby measured the radioactivity of various fertilizers used to grow marijuana. The most radioactive were Shultz, Greenleaf, and Green Valley brands.
DID WAMM RAID VIOLATE 10TH AMENDMENT?
At issue in court on Monday was whether the federal government overstepped its authority under the 10th Amendment to regulate interstate commerce. Constitutional professor Gerald Uelmen argued that since the WAMM alliance members grew marijuana for their own use, there was no distribution across state lines and no commercial activity to provide a basis for a federal raid.
ONTARIO OFFICIAL FUMING OVER GROW OPS
Ontario's Public Safety and Security Commissioner, who is demanding minimum sentences for indoor grow ops on the federal level, but why is nobody talking about all the cocaine and guns that pour in from the U.S. as a direct result of prohibition?
MEDICAL MARIJUANA -- SIX YEARS OF BROKEN JUSTICE
Press Democrat Editorial: "Blame the failure of the state Legislature to provide clear guidelines, and the federal government's determination to thwart the will of the voters of California and eight other states."
PAT McCARTNEY COMMENTARY:
How the U.S. and California government officials conspired to undermine California's medical marijuana law and target its leaders.
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