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Pot TV News for
May 3, 2002
03 May 2002
17 min
CRITICS SLAM IDEAS CONFERENCE
CBC TV: "It's about oppression, not education."
PHILLIPE LUCAS -- CANADIAN REPORT:
Summary of IDEAS protest and update on his historic case in Victoria
LAPD DEFIES POLICE COMMISSION OVER DARE
"If you look at the achievements of LAPD in the last 50 years, the two things that have been most innovative are SWAT and DARE," said Charlie Parsons, executive director of DARE America
MEDIA SLUTS BACK NEW DRUG CZAR
Drug Czar ignores IOM Report, record of failure, claims marijuana is 20 times more potent and addictive, no medical use. Washington Post reports lies as facts.
MARC EMERY RUNNING FOR VANCOUVER MAYOR
Marc exposes police war on cannabis community: "First comes IDENTIFICATION, then SEGREGATION, then CONCENTRATION, then EXTERMINATION."
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Pot TV News for
May 1. 2002
30 Apr 2002
30 min
U.K. POLICE RAID CANNABIS CAFE
60 British Police raid Cannabis Café to arrest 7 tokers.
B.C. POT ARRESTS UP
Looser laws on Medical Pot draw Americans to Canada, but paradise has its problems.
SHERIFF RETURNS POT
Federal magistrates refuse to sign warrant, sheriff forced to return medical marijuana.
JUDGE TOSSES OUT POT CASE
A Yolo County judge dismissed a case against a patient accused of growing 50 plants, based upon The Compassionate Use Act.
RICHARD COWAN COMMENTARY
The Bad IDEAS Conference in Vancouver
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Pot TV News for April 29, 2002
28 Apr 2002 17 minClubs 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 News for
April 26, 2002
26 Apr 2002
25 min
U.S. METH BILL WOULD SEND PROMOTERS TO PRISON FOR DRUG USE AT EVENTS
A bill quietly working its way through Congress garbed as an anti-methamphetamine measure contains a stealth provision that could lead to prison sentences for promoters of events where illegal drug use occurs.
GUILTY PLEA IN MEDICAL CANNABIS CASE.
Will plea bargain implicate cannabis activist Ed Rosenthal?
IT'S NO PIPE DREAM: CANNABIS CAFES OPEN IN U.K.
Relaxation Of Soft Drug Laws Has Police Looking The Other Way
IN OTHER NEWS. . .
Interview with Bob Melamede:
The pros and cons of cannabis for asthma.
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Pot TV News for
April 24, 2002
MEDIA BACKBLAST, LEGAL BRIEFING, NARKS SPOTTED
24 Apr 2002
17 min
MEDIA BACKBLAST:
The arrest and jailing of American medical cannabis patients received national coverage in Canada and the U.S. We show you the CBC coverage, Steve Kubby being released, and an interview with Ken Hayes.
IN OTHER NEWS. . .
EXCLUSIVE LEGAL BRIEFING BY JOHN CONROY:
Canada's top med-pot attorney John Conroy discusses the Kubby, Tuck, Hayes cases in depth.
PLUS:
A film clip of suspected DEA agents spying on Kubby and Tuck. One of these men was identified at the arrest and at hearings held for Kubby and Tuck. He was spotted at hearings and in a dark blue American pickup truck with Washington state plates, following the Canadian Immigration van used to transport Kubby and Tuck, after their arrest.
See other media reports about Kubby and Hayes.
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Pot TV News
April 20, 2002
KUBBY, TUCK and HAYES FREE
21 Apr 2002
23 min
UPDATE 4/23/02
Ken Hayes released on Monday, film report tonight along with exclusive interview with Canada's top medpot attorney, John Conroy, who will provide details on the arrests of Kubby, Tuck and Hayes.
Nationwide warrants were issued by Canadian Immigration, in response to several national TV and print stories about "American Pot Refugees." We tell you what happened and how the arrests were triggered by fraudulent information provided by California district attorneys. Latest News