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 | Steve and Michele Kubby | The Pot TV News for May 29. 2002
28 min
29 May, 2002
GRANT KRIEGER FORBIDDEN FROM USING POT
Canadian medical cannabis patient and federal exemptee Grant Krieger was released on bail -- but forbidden from using pot. It was a condition Krieger said he couldn't abide by, explaining he already "blew that one when I got out of the police station."
MEDICAL MARIJUANA ROULETTE
Jim Fabeck called the district attorney's office looking for answers. Instead, he says, he hung up feeling like a criminal. "I'm a legally certified person who can (use) this," Fabeck said. " All I want to know is: What is the law so I don't break it?"
MARIJUANA INDUSTRY THRIVES AFTER 9/11
Vancouver's multi-billion-dollar marijuana industry remains a bright light in the provincial economy.
FATHER NARKZARIN
"His real name is Bashid Ahmed, and he is a Syrian national who we believe is living illegally in the US," the source said. "There are credible suspicions that he is an intelligence agent placed in the medical marijuana community by the government. The Catholic Church says he is not a bona fide priest. We feel terrible that we allowed this man to be in our midst. If he did what the narks claim - and we must remember that DEA agents are professional liars ˆ then he is worse than a traitor. He should burn in hell for this."
MEDICAL MARIJUANA PATIENTS SEEK ASYLUM
Mainstream media coverage with Newsday and syndicated columns, reaches millions.
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 | Steve and Michele Kubby | The Pot TV News for May 24, 2002
18 min
24 May, 2002
SUIT AIMS TO FORCE OTTAWA TO SUPPLY MEDICAL POT
Seven seriously ill Canadians have filed a civil lawsuit against Health Canada for its failure to "attend to the medical needs of sick people who use marijuana for therapeutic purposes".
RAMPARTS VICTIMS OUT OF LUCK
Prosecutors and judges are asserting they don't have the time or staff to reopen thousands of cases, just because defendants claim they have been wronged by LAPD police who were convicted of drug dealing and perjury.
TEENS JAILED UNDER TOUGH U.S. BORDER POLICY
"A felony conviction in the U.S. results in the loss of civil rights. An ex-convict can't vote, can't possess weapons, can't join the military and can't apply for student loans. About the only right they do have is to be discriminated against by landlords or employers."
POT ADVOCATE CLAIMS REFUGEE STATUS
"It's so typical of our refugee system being abused when Americans can claim refugee status for whatever they see as persecution."
DEATH PENALTY FOR A MUSHROOM STEM?
Steve discusses his historic appeal to the California Supreme Court
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for May 22, 2002
23 min
22 May, 2002
High Hopes for Cannabis Clubs in U.K.
Brits gear up for Dutch style coffee shops.
MS Cannabis Medicines Due by 2004
"The use of cannabinoids to relieve some of the symptoms of the illnessis. . . is likely (to) be available in 2004," says BBC.
Dying to Inhale: Day 32 of Hunger Strike
Robin Prosser has been on a hunger strike since April 20, 2002. She is damanding that she be able to use and grow her medicine in Montana.
New York City Police Target "Paraphernalia Criminals."
More than 100 people were arrested in a citywide police sweep to seize illegal drug paraphernalia, some of which was confiscated from tobacco shops, bodegas and grocery stores
Court To Decide What You Can Say About Marijuana
"San Francisco HIV/AIDS specialist Marcus Conant, MD, says he wants to close his office door and talk to patients about the pros and cons of medical marijuana without fear of the government cracking down on him."
SF Braces for DEA Invasion
Wayne Justman, director of the San Francisco Patient's Cooperative, gives a chilling view of what the DEA is planning in San Francisco.
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 | Steve and Michele Kubby | The Pot TV News for May 20, 2002
30 min
20 May, 2002
WILL DUTCH COFFEE SHOPS BE CLOSED DOWN?
A swing to the right in Dutch elections alarms cannabis community, but are fears justified?
COLIN DAVIES FREE ON BAIL
Colin Davies, a disabled medical marijuana patient who opened England's first official marijuana coffee shop, "The Dutch Experience," last September, has finally been freed from Strangeways Prison.
FEDERAL SCHWAG EXPOSED ONLINE
Feds claim their pot is medical grade, but internet photos prove it contains high levels of seeds and stems.
CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE PLANNED FOR JUNE 6TH
"The Pledge of Resistance is a commitment to supporting or actively taking part in nonviolent civil disobedience in the event of federal harassment, closure, or arrests of medical marijuana patients, dispensaries, or caregivers."
CANADIAN COURT RULES KUBBY NOT A FUGITIVE
A Canadian Federal Court found that Kubby had entered Canada legally and is eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship as a political refugee.
POWELL TELLS EUROPE TO STOP CRITICIZING AMERICA
European allies blast "U.S. Unilateralism" and "Free Trade" as Europe rejects America's Drug War and questions the War on Terror.
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 | Steve and Michele Kubby | The Pot TV News for May 17, 2002
20 min
17 May, 2002
EMERY RIPS RCMP'S TOP NARK IN SENATE HEARING
Vancouver mayoral candidate Marc Emery confronts B.C.'s top nark Sgt. Chuck Doucette in fiery speech. Exclusive video coverage you won't want to miss!
DRUG CZAR WANNABEE THREATENS CANADA
Drug Czar wannabee, Robert Maginnis, threatens trade war with Canada, embarrassing the real Drug Czar and irritating the Canadians.
DRUG CZAR ADS ENTICE KIDS TO TRY DRUGS
The U.S. government's billion-dollar anti-drug ad campaign is making more kids want to do drugs, a private survey has concluded.
U.S. SCHWAG ALERT
Government Accused Of Supplying Low-Grade Marijuana For Research.
Plus comments from: Daniel Sansfacon, Ph.D., Phillip Lucas and Ted Smith at the Senate Committee for Illegal Drugs.
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 | Steve and Michele Kubby | Pot TV News for May 15, 2002
19 min
15 May, 2002
DIONNE WARWICK BUSTED FOR POT
"Americans aren't clamoring for protection from pot-smoking musicians, so why is the government arresting them?" asked the Libertarian Party.
CALIFORNIA PRISONS OUTLAW FAMILY CONTACT
State prison officials have decided that prisoners with drug-related convictions should be barred from contact visits with anyone, including their children -- even infants and toddlers -- for one year.
VICTORIA WANTS ANSWERS ON MEDICAL POT
Victoria Mayor Alan Lowe told city councillors he hopes to arrange for a representative of Health Canada to speak at a combined police board/council gathering about access to the federally-sanctioned supply of pot.
COPS BUSTED FOR IDEAS CONFERENCE
Officers used a police vehicle to pick up delegates at the airport and posted confidential criminal records at the conference.
PRISON POT TOKERS TO GET OKAY
The Correctional Service of Canada has put together a proposal to turn a blind eye to some positive tests for marijuana and hashish use among prisoners and offenders released in the community.
DR. ROBERT MELAMEDE
New research shows cannabis has powerful effect on treating brain and spinal cord injuries.
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