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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #179
1 hr 0 min
03 Dec, 2001
Hemp News with Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford, an excerpt from the BBC's show Panorama on medical marijuana, Farmer Ted shows his bud, then Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford take viewers' phone calls & questions live on the show. Hemp News: U. of California at San Diego gets DEA approval for study on medical marijuana for MS; Australia lowers penalties for 2 cannabis plants per household: US Sen. Hilary Clinton's brother testifies regarding recently smoking pot; and protest are mounting at US DEA offices nationwide for new ban on hemp foods. | 
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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #178
1 hr 0 min
27 Nov, 2001
Tonight's show starts with the latest Hemp News, then Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford take viewers' phone calls and answer questions. Hemp News: Soros to fund new medical pot petitions in Arizona, Oregon & Washington State; from the British Medical Journal, is cannabis the new wonder drug?; police close new UK cannabis shop and the public protests; a Swiss legislative committee passes regulations to legally sell cannabis to adults; more on the DEA attack on hempseed products; a first: Canadian man allowed to toke medicinally in jail; San Francisco DA Hallinan tells DEA to go away; and Newsday takes DEA to task for busting medical patients during the new war on terrorism. |
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 | HempTV | DEA Raid on LA Buyers' Club, KTLA
1 min
09 Nov, 2001
Los Angeles station KTLA covers a protest at the Los Angeles Cannabis Resource Center, a medical marijuana buyers' club that operated with the oversight of the West Hollywood city council. The DEA is escalating their war against US by trying to undermine medical marijuana ballot box victories of recent years by targeting doctors and caregivers. |
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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #177
1 hr 0 min
08 Nov, 2001
Our show gets a much improved, higher frame rate video encoding job. Hemp News with Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford, news clips from the British and Canadian TV networks. Rev. Steve Cooper gives an editorial. Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford take viewers calls. Hemp News: Los Angeles medical cannabis club is raided by the US DEA; the United Kingdom decriminalises cannabis; Mendicono doubles medical marijuana plant count to 25. |
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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #176
1 hr 0 min
18 Oct, 2001
CRRH shows off the first photo entry in our cannabis bud photo contest; the contest is open till December 1st, so mail right away. Tonight's show starts with the Jeff & Tracy ad where 100,000 Seattle Hempfest goers shout "we smoke pot," then we have this week's Hemp News, a video with Dr. Todd Mikuriya, finally Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford answer viewers' phoned-in questions. Hemp News with Paul Stanford: we encourage you to contact the DEA to oppose new rules prohibiting non-high hemp food products made with hemp grain/seed; we urge you to contact the US Senate to oppose Bush's new Drug Czar nomination; 900 Oregon patients have to re-apply for medical marijuana; German firm THC Pharm gets govt. permission to extract THC from central Asian outdoor, seed-grown bud; and a new Israeli study shows cannabis is the only substance known by science today to protect the brain from trauma. |
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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #175
1 hr 0 min
07 Oct, 2001
Tonight's show has the latest Hemp News, a clip from the History Channel's show on how marijuana was made illegal, Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford take viewers phone calls & questions and CRRH & Farmer Ted continue the bud photo contest. Hemp News with Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford: the US federal government moves to crack down on medical marijuana & seizes 6,000 patients records from a attorney/husband & physician/wife in California; Jamiacan Parliament moves to debate allowing personal use of cannabis; US government says use of illegal drugs is holding steady; raids on medical marijuana patients in Southern Oregon, then the judge issues a warrant for patients' urine; new studies in US & the Netherlands show cannabis helps addicts quit other drugs; US DEA moves to wipe out hemp food and oil products; and the US government's marijuana eradication targets 98 percent of resources to pull wild industrial hemp plants. |
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