Archive for May, 2009
US Government patents Cannabis!?
May 26th, 2009 | 
Author: This just shows how much of a fraud the whole prohabition of cannabis is. The US Government’s statement that there is “no current use for medical treatment in the United States” is a lie and they know it. The most disturbing about it is that United States patent No. 6,630,507 has been filled in 2001 [...]
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Tags: cannabinoid, cannabis, Cannabis News, cannabis prohibition, Cannabis Research, Legalisation, marijuana, medicinal, Patent, politics, US Government, USA, war on drugs, weed | 
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Grow cannabis legally anywhere in Europe!
Thanks to “HEMPFLAX” (a company founded in 1994 by Ben Dronkers, founder of Sensi Seeds) it is finally possible to grow cannabis 100% legally, whether it is in an effort to reduce your carbon footprint or simply to enjoy the beauty of the plant!
Hempflax recently launched their new website: www.hempflax.com where you can buy 5000 Cannabis Sativa seeds (100 grams) for only 50 Euros!! The seeds come with a certificate identifying them as “USO-31 cannabis seeds” and can be legally (and easily) grown anywhere in Europe. Read the rest of this entry »
Will Obama really be ending the “War on Drugs”?
“So, in retiring the phrase from the federal lexicon will we really be ending the “War on Drugs”?
Norm Stamper, Retired Seattle police chief and member of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition makes some sensible comments about the promise of the Obama administration not to wage a war on drugs. Below you find some parts of [...]
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Tags: cannabis, Cannabis News, government, Kerlikowske, Legalisation, marijuana, Obama, Society and Cannabis, war on drugs |
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White House Czar Calls for End to ‘War on Drugs’
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Tags: Cannabis News, Cannabis Research, drug czar, drug war, Kerlikowske, marijuana, Obama, Quotes & Opinions, Society and Cannabis, USA, war on drugs, white house |
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