 | Pot-TV | Hollyweed: Buckaroo Banzai
7 min
27 Mar, 2002
In this new series that looks at marijuana in the movies, the hidden cannabis message in the 1985 sci-fi classic Buckaroo Banzai: Across the 8th Dimension, is uncoded. Rastafarian Aliens? |
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 | Pot-TV | High Society - Undertstanding Terrorism 2
20 min
27 Mar, 2002
DML looks at the "I bought a gram and paid for the boxcutter" Superbowl anti-drugterror TV ads, and then gets into some heavy poo with the "forced vaccinations" side of the new "anti-terrorist" laws. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Irie Zone: Ras Binghi-I
22 min
27 Mar, 2002
In the first episode of The Irie Zone, Reggae great Ras Binghi-I, whose played and shared sacrament with such greats as Peter Tosh, Bob Marley, Steel Pulse and Toots and the Maytals tells of his combined love of music and herb. "Let the words of I-n-I mouth and the meditation of I-n-I heart be acceptable in thy sight Oh Jah Rastafari". |
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 | Pot-TV | Pot TV News for Wednesday, March 27, 2002
23 min
26 Mar, 2002
NOTHING EASY ABOUT LIFE IN EXILE
"What I want to know is, am I going to die in a foreign country?" Steve Tuck
said. "Because I'm in a lot of pain, and I want to go home."
YANKS SEEK B.C. REFUGE
"Harsh U.S. drug laws drive Americans over the border to Sechelt"
POT ADVOCATES FLEE TO FREER LIFE IN CANADA
Asked later about the uninhibited pot smoking, RCMP Staff Sgt. Ed Hill, , ,
said: "I don't know there's much I can do about it."
NATIONS' DRUG POLICIES ON COLLISION COURSE
Canada's Marijuana Policies May Put It On A Collision Course With The United
States
SUPREME DOPES
In a unanimous decision the US Supreme Court has upheld the one-strike
rule for public housing that allows people to be evicted from their
housing if a member of the household is involved in a drug offense --
even if the offense has no nexus to the housing.
IRS DEMANDING OFFSHORE CREDIT CARD RECORDS
Feds forcing credit card companies to release names and financial records of
people using offshore banks.
PAT MCCARTNEY: GREEN FIRE UPDATE
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 | Pot-TV | Pot TV News for Monday March 25, 2002
27 hr 0 min
24 Mar, 2002
VICTORIA CLUB RAIDED AGAIN
Club closed as "crime scene," founder Ted Smith arrested and jailed.
U.S. STUDENTS - GUILTY UNTIL PROVED INNOCENT
Supreme Court upholds policy of mandatory random drug tests for any high school student taking part in any interscholastic competition - even if there was no suspicion of drug use.
CALIFORNIA JUDGES OUTLAW 4TH AMENDMENT
Third District Court of Appeal rules police "fishing expeditions" are legal in 215 cases, sends patient to prison for Civil War cane sword.
135,000 KIDS DENIED FOOD BECAUSE OF DRUG WAR
"There is a whole spectrum of punitive policies that face persons with drug convictions that continue long after completion of the prison sentence, probation, or parole."
CANNABIS SCIENCE REPORT
Dr. Robert Melamede discusses latest scientific research on medical cannabis and cannabinoid therapy.
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 | Pot-TV | Burning Shiva
30 min
22 Mar, 2002
Pot TV Manager Chris Bennett talks on the cultural history behind cannabis use and then later explores the historical roots of prohibition. From the 3rd Annual Hempology 101 Cannabis Conference in Victoria. |
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