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 | Pot-TV | May 4th in Texas 2002
2 min
20 May, 2002
A short newsclip about the fight for Freedom in Texas. | 
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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #248
1 hr 0 min
06 Dec, 2003
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's big stories on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology and toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police detective, join Paul to take viewers' phone calls. We have a film clip from the new film, "Hempsters: Plant the Seed," featuring Woody Harrelson and his trial for planting industrial hemp seeds. We have another clip from a 2002 meeting on medical marijuana where Dr. Leveque gives a talk. Hemp News: US Democratic Party candidate Dennis Kucinich comes out to legalize marijuana; bus ads in Washington DC to legalize cannabis; Montreal cannabis cafe opens. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Summer of Legalization Smoke-Out Tour: Sudbury and London
31 min
29 Aug, 2003
Newscoverage of the Sudbury stop-over from John Crowe and Marc's speech from his hometown of London. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Healing Herb: Michelle Kubby
1 hr 0 min
30 Oct, 2000
Renee talks to Michelle Kubby about the ongoing California marijuana trial faced by both her and husband Steve. |
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 | Pot-TV | Pot TV News for July 22, 2003 with David Malmo-Levine
18 min
22 Jul, 2003
"Prosecutors Apply Terror Laws to Drugs"
- July 21 Wilmington Morning Star
"Dope Users Manual Says Don't Smoke It"
- July 21 Toronto Star
"Cops dismiss pot provocateur"
- July 21 Edmonton Sun
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for April 16, 2003
23 min
15 Apr, 2003
MARIJUANA CAUSES INSANITY!
U.K. -- Professor John Henry, a consultant in toxicology from St Mary's Hospital in London, told the BBC that studies from Sweden and New Zealand that cannabis harms mental health. If the results are true, it only shows that these two ultra-prohibitionist countries are driving their young people crazy.
MARIJUANA KILLS!
AUSTRALIA -- Reefer maniacs have given The Sunday Times Australian Bureau of Statistics figures that show there were 183 cannabis-related deaths between 1997-2001. No actual cases of cannabis causing death were cited, or have ever been cited in the history of medicine, but this group is claiming deaths because cannabis was found in the blood of people who had died in accidents or suicides.
BABIES DAMAGED BY MOMS WHO SMOKE POT!
ITALY -- Exposure to a cannabis in the womb could cause children to experience learning difficulties and hyperactivity, researchers suggest. However, the research is fatally flawed because the study used a synthetic cannabinoid on rats, not whole natural cannabis on humans.
HOW CANNABIS BLOCKS PAIN
By Robert Melamede, PhD., Biology Dept. Chairman, University of Colorado.
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