Posts Tagged ‘war on drugs’
U.K Politicians who’ve admitted to smoking cannabis
Here’s a little video I found which lists some of the U.K Politicians who’ve admitted to trying at one point in their life:
Antonio Maria Costa just refuses to answer the question!
Just over a year ago we brought you a spectacular video of ENCOD?s Frederick Polak, trying in vain to get a very relevant question answered by UNODC Executive Director Antonio Maria Costa.
Here’s the follow-up; Costa reportedly went to Amsterdam to see for himself, yet still manages to avoid the question and tell blatant lies:
Cannabis to be legalized in Jamaica?
Exports of Jamaica’s primary agricultural products – sugar, bananas and bauxite – have slumped severely since the start of the global financial crisis. As this crisis deepens, many prominent Jamaicans are calling for the cultivation and exportation of marijuana to be legalized for medicinal purposes.
“This is the approach we have to take because [...]
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US Government patents Cannabis!?
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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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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White House Czar Calls for End to ‘War on Drugs’
The Obama administration’s new drug czar says he wants to banish the idea that the U.S. is fighting “a war on drugs,” a move that would underscore a shift favoring treatment over incarceration in trying to reduce illicit drug use.
In his first interview since being confirmed to head the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, Gil Kerlikowske said Wednesday the bellicose analogy was a barrier to dealing with the nation’s drug issues.
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