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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for November 8, 2002
34 min
07 Nov, 2002
DISAPPOINTING RESULTS PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR SELF ASSESSMENT
"Specific to marijuana-law reform, however, it appears clear that although a majority of the public supports the legalization of medical marijuana as well as the decriminalization of small amounts of marijuana for personal use, much of the U.S. public remains skeptical of broader-reaching proposals - particularly those that mandate the state to become involved in either the distribution or regulation of pot." -- NORML Executive Director Keith Stroup
DADDY WARBUCKS IMAGE SOURS VOTER SUPPORT FOR REFORM
USA TODAY tells voters on eve of election that "two billionaires and a multimillionaire are bankrolling campaigns to legalize or decrease penalties for marijuana in three states and Washington, D.C.," while opponents say "their posse of soccer moms, anti-drug groups and police officials cannot raise the money to counter the proponents' professional media campaign."
HAS MPP LEARNED ITS LESSON?
Despite overwhelming rejection by the voters and serious questions raised by fellow reformers, Robert Kampia, director of the Washington, D.C.-based Marijuana Policy Project tells the Associated Press, "We're going to target a state in the next two to four year for the same proposal."
PROP. S: CHALLENGING THE FEDS
"While Prop. S is another step toward decriminalizing the legitimate uses of medical marijuana, it may also be seen as a challenge to the federal government. That's a fight we cannot win." -- Terence Hallinan, San Francisco District Attorney.
INTERVIEW: SISTER SOMAYA
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 | Pot-TV | Tom Robbins on Marijuana, Writing and Other Subjects
7 min
06 Nov, 2002
Tom Robbins, author of Even Cowgirls Get the Blues, Another Roadside Attraction and other classics, tells it like it is in this exclusive Pot TV interview. |
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 | Pot-TV | The BCMP 2002 Ibogaine Conference Part 1
12 min
06 Nov, 2002
Marc Emery will be a featured speaker at Entheogenesis: Exploring Humanity’s Relationship with Sacred Plants, Past, Present and Future, Jan 31 to Feb 1, 2004.
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for November 06, 2002
30 min
06 Nov, 2002
RADIOACTIVE FERTILIZERS GIVE NUCLEAR BUZZ
Biochemist Paul Hornby measured the radioactivity of various fertilizers used to grow marijuana. The most radioactive were Shultz, Greenleaf, and Green Valley brands.
DID WAMM RAID VIOLATE 10TH AMENDMENT?
At issue in court on Monday was whether the federal government overstepped its authority under the 10th Amendment to regulate interstate commerce. Constitutional professor Gerald Uelmen argued that since the WAMM alliance members grew marijuana for their own use, there was no distribution across state lines and no commercial activity to provide a basis for a federal raid.
ONTARIO OFFICIAL FUMING OVER GROW OPS
Ontario's Public Safety and Security Commissioner, who is demanding minimum sentences for indoor grow ops on the federal level, but why is nobody talking about all the cocaine and guns that pour in from the U.S. as a direct result of prohibition?
MEDICAL MARIJUANA -- SIX YEARS OF BROKEN JUSTICE
Press Democrat Editorial: "Blame the failure of the state Legislature to provide clear guidelines, and the federal government's determination to thwart the will of the voters of California and eight other states."
PAT McCARTNEY COMMENTARY:
How the U.S. and California government officials conspired to undermine California's medical marijuana law and target its leaders.
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 | Pot-TV | Hollyweed #4: Busted and Shafted
20 min
05 Nov, 2002
A few choice clips from three great movies on the subject - "Midnight Express", "Resin" and "Slam". Three good reasons to become a drugpeace activist and fight this insanity. |
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 | Pot-TV | Flash and Jill's News Clips: Rob Nelson on Pot
35 min
05 Nov, 2002
This week Flash and Jill offer us some clips of a heroin dealing cop, narc dogs in schools, indoor shroom growing bonanza plus Rob Nelson on Pot, one of America's tackiest talk shows tackles the difficult issue of cannabis. |
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