Monthly Archives: February 2010

In the last post, I was trying to describe the INCB – The independent and quasi-judicial control organ monitoring the implementation of the United Nations drug control conventions. Here’s another way of looking at it. A lot of you are … Continue reading →

Good news from Cheye Calvo: Yesterday, District Court Judge Ahalt yesterday denied a motion to dismiss our lawsuit against the Pr. George’s law enforcement. This clears the path for us to go to trial, probably early in 2011. He also … Continue reading →

Oliver North has a piece at Townhall: The Other War WASHINGTON — It’s a war the so-called mainstream media apparently have decided to ignore. Though its death toll is higher than Iraq’s and Afghanistan’s combined, it evidently isn’t worth covering; … Continue reading →

On arguments for reducing the penalties for possession of cannabis… A criminal record is a serious matter A criminal record labels a person caught with possessing small amounts of cannabis as a criminal and severely limits their ability to find … Continue reading →

Hilariously pathetic. Yesterday, I noted that Transform had found a page on the UNODC site that was remarkably reasonable. It actually talked about the effects of cannabis laws. A number of countries are debating their marijuana laws, in most cases, … Continue reading →

So what are we teaching our children in school? I don’t mean about reading, ‘riting, and ‘rithmetic. I’m talking about what their role is as a citizen in a free country. If we convince them that being a citizen means … Continue reading →

For your entertainment, a letter to the editor by Richard Douglas in California Marijuana contributes to killings There seems to be a lot of your readers who support “medicinal marijuana.” However, there are some who are against the allowance of … Continue reading →

Fight the Power – Jacob Sullum takes on supposed “Constitutional Conservatives” who nevertheless support federal bans on drugs and other powers not given to the federal government in the Constitution. UNODC makes the case for decriminalization? – Transform found this … Continue reading →

A recent exchange in comments got me thinking about the drugs and terrorism connection again. You know, the one you keep hearing about from public officials. Of course, drugs and terrorism really have nothing in common. Drugs are designed to … Continue reading →

I’m guessing that not everybody was quite clear on the plan… Members of the Interstate Interdiction Unit pulled over a tractor trailer on Feb. 10 that contained 1,700 pounds of marijuana, according to a Memphis Police Department travel memo obtained … Continue reading →