Monthly Archives: December 2008

New Jersey Gov. Jon S. Corzine said Tuesday that he supports and would sign a bill allowing medicinal marijuana use, but added that economic issues are his top priority. “I don’t think that we ought to be having fights on … Continue reading →

What is it with this country’s apparent thirst for seeing hard-core “law and order” that doesn’t actually respect… the law? More at Crooks and Liars.

Allan catches this outrageous editorial at a sleazy rag called Investor’s Business Daily. They start by buying into the most rosy cherry picked statistics they can find direct from the DEA and the drug czar and decide: The news is … Continue reading →

CBS news has been pushing this Mexico Drug War story: Brutal Drug War Fueled By U.S. Appetite. From the headline, you can see where it’s headed, and, sure enough… Bill Gore has witnessed the carnage, first as the FBI Special … Continue reading →

I’m honored to have been chosen by NORML and High Times as a Freedom Fighter, in the upcoming February, 2009 issue of HIgh Times. Freedom Fighter Blog Star Pete Guither leads a war against propaganda As the art of blogging … Continue reading →

Obama’s team responds: Q: “Will you consider legalizing marijuana so that the government can regulate it, tax it, put age limits on it, and create millions of new jobs and create a billion dollar industry right here in the U.S.?” … Continue reading →

Mary Anastasia O’Grady keeps the memory of Veronica and Charity Bowers alive in today’s Wall Street Journal Of all the casualties claimed by the U.S. “war on drugs” in Latin America, perhaps none so fully captures its senselessness and injustice … Continue reading →

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Via RoguePundit comes this news Grandmaster Vassily Ivanchuk refused to submit a urine sample for a drug test at the Chess Olympiad in Dresden and is now considered guilty of doping. The world of chess is outraged that he could … Continue reading →

Alex at Drug Law Blog highlights an ongoing problem in California: the active subversion of law and the will of the people by state law enforcement. We’ve often wondered and complained about law enforcement in California cooperating with federal authorities … Continue reading →