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The Pot TV News for October 9th, 2001 with Steve Kubby
Pot TV News with Steve and Michele Kubby
Running Time: 16 min
Date Entered: 09 Oct 2001
Viewer Rating: 9.17 (16 votes)
Number of Views: 872

The Bush administration is now using secret courts, sealed warrants and even
raiding attorney's and doctor's offices, in direct violation of U.S.
Constitution. Are such extreme law infringement measures really necessary
to "Fight Terrorism," or is it just an excuse to escalate the War on Pot?
How the rules of engagement have changed and how it will affect cannabis
consumers living in the U.S.

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United Police States of Texas grows stronger. Freedom evaporates. America exerts her power to dictate over the world-none can stand against this monster of demonicly demented-puritanical pigs and piglets of prohibitions.
 
boballen13:
I have given that oath twice in my life... once when i enlisted in the navy, and when i worked as a painter for the u.s. air force... i didnt do this with the thought of breaking my oath at the whim of my govt. Some blokes seem to sell out... why?
 
boballen13:
GOD GROWS CANNABIS! Man can only burn it... WHO HAS THE LAST WORD?
 
Randy:
That there is now a"war on terrorism" that is putting large segments of the US population at risk for serious harm, AND a "terrorist war" against medical marijuana patients that governing bodies in that country are waging, depicts folly and maddness.
 
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Three stories show an ominous new direction for American "Justice":

SECRETIVE U.S. COURT MAY ADD TO POWER
--SF Chronicle

FOLLOWING ATTACKS, COURTROOMS BECOME SECRET, DOCUMENTS SEALED
--Associated Press

SEIZED FILES SPUR LEGAL FIGHT
--Sacramento Bee: