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Pot-TV Two Hemp Brothers: Spookiedalypride!   
17 min
25 Mar, 2003

The Bluntmiester's from Philly are back. Music by Spookiedalypride


HempTV Cannabis Common Sense #219   
1 hr 0 min
24 Mar, 2003

Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Paul and Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O. & Ph.D., a physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology & toxicology, and Don Dupay, retired Portland Police detective, take viewers calls & questions. Tonight's film clips start with a trailer from the soon-to-be-released film on cannabis in Switzerland, The Green Goddess, and another from Japan on hemp paper production. Hemp News: Dutch pharmacies are to have cannabis by presription, even paid by insurance; and Alameda Co., California is to issue medical marijuana ID cards.


Pot-TV The Pot TV News for March 24, 2003   
17 min
23 Mar, 2003


Is Canadian Justice Minister Martin Cauchon a friend or foe?

SENATE OKAYS MED MJ WITH $100 FINE
MARYLAND -- New law would allow a judge to impose a $100 fine if it is shown the herb is a medical necessity. Which makes us wonder -- if you die, do you only have to pay $50?

CANNABIS MEDICINE 'ON SALE THIS YEAR'
GREAT BRITAIN -- The first cannabis-based prescription medicines for more than 30 years will be available this year, according to the British drugs minister, Bob Ainsworth.

CANADIAN JUSTICE MINISTER AGAIN OFFERS DECIM -- TO DIVERT SUPREME COURT DECISION
OTTAWA -- A new hearing date of May 6 was announced last week by the Supreme Court and Mr. Burstein said he does not believe it is a coincidence that Mr. Cauchon is again talking publicly about decriminalization of marijuana.

PRESIDENT TO NOMINATE 1ST WOMAN AS DRUG CZAR
WASHINGTON -- President Bush yesterday announced his intention to nominate Karen P. Tandy, head of the Justice Department's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force, as the new chief of the Drug Enforcement Administration. If confirmed by the Senate, she would be the first woman ever to head the anti-drug agency.

PROFESSOR ZIGGY:
More tips on growing from Federation Seeds. (Link takes you to Federation Seeds order page.)



Pot-TV Grassmusic #8   
0 min
22 Mar, 2003

-28 Day Activist Checklist
-Homegrown Invention: Perpetual Harvest
-Grassmusic Contest #2
-Grassband Interview with Docman 420
-Grasstune: Toke It Easy


Pot-TV Tommie Morgan Show: Part 2 of Tommie and Matt's Westcoast Misadventures !!!   
43 min
22 Mar, 2003

Tonight a candid interview with Dr. Leveque in Portland, OR., also how a med
patient gets a card in Oregon. Plus Seattle and the Ozark Mountains.


Pot-TV The Pot TV News for March 21, 2003   
21 min
21 Mar, 2003


LORETTA NALL joins Michele as co-host!

COUNTY OKS MEDICAL MARIJUANA IDS
OAKLAND, CA -- After hearing from more than a dozen speakers -- some in wheelchairs and others with canes -- the Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 Tuesday to support issuing medical marijuana identification cards.

CITY COUNCIL TO REVIEW MEDICAL POT DISPENSARIES
HAYWARD, CA -- The City Council agreed Tuesday night to consider sanctioning medical marijuana dispensaries at its next meeting.

GOVERNMENT APPEALS MARIJUANA RULING
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -- The federal justice department will appeal the ruling of a P.E.I. provincial court judge. Justice Ralph Thompson stayed a marijuana possession charge against a 19-year-old last Friday, challenging the federal marijuana laws.

MORE POT CASES STAYED BY P.E.I. COURTS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -- Three more men had charges of pot possession against them stayed in a province that has been notorious in the past for harsh punishments for cannabis defendants.

FEDS USE BOGUS ACCOUNTING TO HIDE REAL COST OF DRUG WAR
MOTHER JONES -- The White House has developed a new method of reporting federal drug spending that only incorporates "primary" drug war activities. The new budget cites incarceration and care for prisoners as "secondary consequences of the government's primary drug law enforcement," and will no longer be included in Federal spending reports of the cost of the drug war.

PROFESSOR ZIGGY:
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