Newsweek:
Elle Magazine:
New York Times:
on Anti-marijuana quack Dave Weldon to take over CDC: “I strongly disagree with Servetus’ statement about Dave Weldon. His views on marijuana are not only outdated but also harmful…” Dec 17, 07:40
on Anti-marijuana quack Dave Weldon to take over CDC: “Brain volume changes seen in opioid users: 10-Dec-2024 — OAK BROOK, Ill. – Researchers at the Yale School of Medicine…” Dec 12, 22:14 on Catholic bishops fear marijuana and freethinking: “Doctors and medical professionals working on the frontlines of the COVID pandemic found significant relief from psilocybin while participating in…” Dec 7, 14:24 on Catholic bishops fear marijuana and freethinking: “Ayahuasca (DMT) effects on the brain in reducing fear and anxiety are modulated by cross-talk between two serotonin receptor sites:…” Dec 7, 13:38
on Anti-marijuana quack Dave Weldon to take over CDC: “If you thought Bondi and Weldon are bad, I know plenty of Louisiana politicians in both parties who are even…” Dec 6, 11:26 on Catholic bishops fear marijuana and freethinking: “An evaluation prepared in Germany demonstrates that severe tobacco addiction can be medically treated using nicotine or the drug varenicline:…” Dec 1, 09:19 on Catholic bishops fear marijuana and freethinking: “Cannabidiol (CBD) is investigated as a treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): 25-Nov-2024 – Current medical guidelines for ADHD…” Nov 26, 18:55
Note: The title ‘Marijuana Use Holds Risks,
Such As Drug Addiction’ was the USA Today headline
above the first of three printed letters By Cyril H. Wecht, M.D.
The emotional hysteria generated by any reference to marijuana usage ( illicit or medically authorized ) is a fascinating psychological-sociological phenomenon throughout the U.S. This exaggerated reaction can be traced back to the 1930s when Harry Anslinger, the head of the federal drug agency at the time, spent a lot of effort castigating marijuana usage. It is truly amazing that this perception lingers today.
Marijuana Proven Effective in Treating Cancer
The Times-Standard By Dave Stancliff October 18, 2009
Marijuana opponents in the federal government are up against the wall and the wall is crumbling. The feds have fought marijuana use for decades, disregarding its medicinal applications, in a senseless war against the herb.
Cannabis May Fight Auto-Immune Diseases
Medical marijuana is being used to combat several diseases including AIDS Wasting Syndrome and Multiple Sclerosis.
CANNABIS CULTURE
* Cash Strapped California Towns Eye Tax Hikes for MMJ
* Report on Weed Use Prompts Call for Legalization
* BC’s Business Case For Legalizing Marijuana
* Former Columbian President Calls For Drug Decriminalization
* Massachusetts Legislature to consider legalizing cannabis
* ‘Mucha Chala’ in Argentina
* NDP to Conservative Government: Don’t Extradite Marc Emery
Was Pastor Jonathan Ayers MURDERED By Georgia Police?
Thank you, Ddc.
Was Pastor Jonathan Ayers MURDERED By Georgia Police?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU-FPMT4iiU
Georgia LEO’s have a long history of abuse Hope…
Thorough Investigation for Rev. Ayers The Only Option
Anger Spills Over at Killing of Kathryn Johnston
DC Vote blocked by Barr
Candyman Stoner
Congress (has proposed in the past) that the amount of marijuana necessary to trigger the death penalty be substantially lowered. The “Drug Importer Death Penalty Act of 1997,” introduced by admitted former marijuana smoker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), would potentially sentence first offenders convicted of bringing more than 50 grams (less than two ounces) of marijuana across U.S. borders to life in prison without parole. Those offenders convicted for a second time — presumably the first offense would have been convicted before H.R. 41’s enactment — would be sentenced to death. Thirty-seven members of Congress are present cosponsors of this bill.
But they did give us The Allman Brothers Band…
Be well,