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| Pot-TV | News Coverage of reaction to the Ontario Cannabis Ruling
3 min
03 Jan, 2003
Pot is once again in the Canadian News, as the media catches on to recent reation from an Ontario Court Ruling that called Canadian pot laws invalid. | 
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for November 20. 2002
18 min
19 Nov, 2002
MARIJUANA ACTIVIST: POLICE PERSECUTING ME
When Loretta Nall founded the Alabama Marijuana Party she cleaned out her house and thought she was safe. Now police are interrogating her children, looking for reasons to take them away from her -- all over a stem and some seeds.
FLIN FLON POT TO ESCAPE FIERY FATE
Flin Flon's underground marijuana farm has generated more than its share of headlines, but when it was reported this weekend that the operation's entire harvest was to be burned by Health Canada, Flin Flon Mayor Dennis Ballard had just one request: that he be allowed to stand close.
LIBERALS PREEMPT PROHIBITIONISTS' REPORT
Randy White, a Canadian Alliance MP, is furious because Liberals have pre-empted his special Commons committee report that will call for more prohibition, dressed up as "decriminalization."
ALAN BOCK SPECIAL REPORT:
THE FUTURE OF THE REFORM MOVEMENT.
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for October 21, 2002
40 min
20 Oct, 2002
NO CHARTER RIGHT TO MEDICAL POT, FEDS ARGUE
The right to smoke marijuana for medicinal reasons is no more enshrined in the Charter of Rights than the right to smoke crack cocaine, lawyers for the federal government argued in Canada's Supreme Court.
COPS WANT MONEY FOR SEIZED HOMES
Surrey RCMP Const Tim Shields confirmed last Friday that his police are now seizing houses to help pay their bills. "The City of Surrey is paying for 90 per cent of our policing; why should they not receive some cost recovery?"
NEVADA AG SLAMS STATE DECRIM INITIATIVE
Initiative leader, Billy Rogers blasted the Attorney General for suggesting Nevada would incur liability for "cancer caused by the sale of marijuana." He said the state "never has had to pay a penny in damages for licensing 7-Elevens and other retail stores to sell cigarettes."
POLICE AND JUDGES OPPOSE DRUG WAR
Pot TV interviews Peter Christ, a retired police captain who has founded a police organization that believes "the drug war can never be won, and is doing more harm than good." |
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 | Pot-TV | Prince of Pot; Vancouver Police Board Protest!
30 min
17 Oct, 2002
Marc Emery gives us a breakdown on what's happening with his campaign for Mayor of Vancouver, and then takes us on a stop-over on the campaign train, with footage from a recent protest regarding the extreme violence of the Vancouver Police. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for October 11, 2002
30 min
10 Oct, 2002
MEDICAL MARIJUANA USERS SUE FEDERAL OFFICIALS
Two medical marijuana users filed suit Wednesday against federal authorities in an effort to try to stop government raids on pot used by sick patients.
FIRST CLINICAL POT TRIAL TO USE U.S. STASH
The United States National Institute on Drug Abuse has agreed to supply the drug for a Toronto-based trial, even though the US drug czar disapproves of the program. Meanwhile, about 200 kilograms of cannabis grown with Ottawa's sanction in an abandoned Manitoba mine sits in storage and will not be used on patients, Health Canada says.
UTAH JUDGE HEARS ARGUMENTS IN PERON MARIJUANA CASE
Dennis Peron, Kasey Conder, 20; and John Entwistle, 38, appeared in a Utah court to demand their case be dismissed.
CHIEF DOESN'T WANT THEM RAIDING POT CLUBS
Lansdowne said his four officers and one sergeant have better things to do - - such as tackle the methamphetamine epidemic -- than harass local pot clubs, which are operating within state law.
DR.ROBERT MELAMEDE: HOW CANNABIS PLAYS A CENTRAL ROLE IN HUMAN BIOLOGY
Don't miss this extraordinary lecture, by a top research scientist, on how cannabinoid receptors are central to managing most functions of our bodies.
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 | Pot-TV | Prince of Pot: Our 5 Conditions for Peace
14 min
16 Jul, 2002
Marc comments on recent news regarding the decriminalization of cannabis in Britain and Canada's consideration of following their example.
In response, Marc gives us the BCMP's 5 Conditions for Peace.
1. The legalization of cannabis, and then as quickly as possible to all other herbs and entheogens.
2. NO regulatory controls on who may cultivate and distribute cannabis: marijuana, hashish, hemp and all their by-products. No government controls on the economic aspect of our culture is to be permitted. (No provincial marijuana control boards, or quotas in cultivation, no discriminatory licensing requirements for vending, etc.).
3. That all Canadians convicted of any cannabis related offense are to receive a complete and unconditional pardon from the Government of Canada and to have their cannabis convictions expunged from the record.
4. That all money, legal fees, a per-diem sum for each day spent in jail, property (to the 1995 value) to be restituted to all victims (or their heirs) of cannabis prosecution. Such payments to be paid for from income taxes, sales tax and GST revenue on the sale of cannabis goods and produce (in such cases as taxes are fairly applicable), thus not increasing the tax or economic burden on Canadians to rectify this outrage.
5. An official apology from the Prime Minister of Canada to the effect that the government acknowledges its 72-year war on cannabis and cannabis consumers was a vicious, murderous bigotry with no legitimate health concerns whatsoever. The apology must express regret and order a cessation of this cultural genocide and admit it was a ceaseless persecution of Canadians of the cannabis culture for no valid reason whatsoever. |
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