- DrugWarRant.com, the longest running single-issue blog devoted to drug policy
Join us on Pete's couch.
Send comments, tips,
and suggestions to: Recent Comments
Servetus on Marijuana prohibition and the origins of totalitarianism: “Gene therapy alternative for chronic pain might replace use of opioids: 7-Jan-2026 –Philadelphia—A preclinical study uncovered a new gene therapy…” Jan 11, 10:57
Servetus on Marijuana prohibition and the origins of totalitarianism: “Yoga as an adjunct to chemotherapy can treat opioid withdrawal: 7-Jan-2026 – In this randomized clinical trial, yoga significantly accelerated…” Jan 11, 10:27
Servetus on Marijuana prohibition and the origins of totalitarianism: “Modifications of chemical scaffolds associated with psychedelic compounds can be achieved using ultraviolet light: 7-Jan-2026 — UC Davis researchers have…” Jan 11, 09:46
Paul Revere on It isn’t about the drugs.: “Sure, it’s regime change—now let’s take Iran, Cuba, Colombia, Mexico. All sterling examples of a self-determination for indigenous people. Also,…” Jan 4, 06:14
Servetus on It isn’t about the drugs.: “Colombian fisherman dies in a U.S. boat strike, no evidence of drug smuggling. Hegseth blamed. Family files a formal complaint.…” Dec 29, 16:01
Servetus on It isn’t about the drugs.: “Boat debris in U.S. Caribbean attack on boat by U.S. contained packaging with traces of marijuana, NY Times: Dec 29,…” Dec 29, 15:54
Raymondfoema on MKUltra resurfaces as a new HBO series: “I’ve been exploring CBD like https://www.cornbreadhemp.com/collections/thc-gummies an eye to a while, and this article in reality resonated with my own…” Dec 27, 15:20
Servetus on MKUltra resurfaces as a new HBO series: “Stressed-out rats like marijuana: It isn’t just people — when given the chance rats may also use cannabis to cope…” Dec 21, 13:19
Pages
- About
- Articles
- A Day at the Museum
- A story for Thanksgiving (Isidro and Teresa Aviles)
- Andrea Barthwell, caught red-handed
- Andrea Barthwell, Snake Oil Salesman
- Bong Hits 4 Jesus – Supreme Court Case
- DEA Bad Girl Michele Leonhart
- Deep Thoughts About the Drug War
- Drug War Victims
- Drug War Videos
- Drug WarRant Joins SOPA, PIPA Protest
- Hammer Down, Pop Up
- If I were Contrarian-King of the United States
- Increase in Burger Abuse Seen
- Irvin Rosenfeld and the Compassionate IND — Medical Marijuana Proof and Government Lies
- Karen Tandy and the DEA (Can Congress Get a Clue?)
- Len Bias – the death that ushered in two decades of destruction
- Mother and Son
- Patriot Act, Victory Act, Despot Act
- Petition for Correction under the ONDCP Information Quality Guidelines
- Raich v. Ashcroft
- Rand and American Enterprise Institute Studies – Indictments of Federal Drug Policy
- the Drug Czar is Required by Law to Lie
- Treatment Statistics
- Who’s Who in Drug Prohibition
- Why is Marijuana Illegal?
Archives
Authors
Monthly Archives: February 2013
Big news: Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2013 introduced in Senate
Senator Ron Wyden has just introduced the Senate companion bill to H.R. 525, the Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2013, today. The original cosponsors are: Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) Sen. Mitch McConnell … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
45 Comments
Be careful not to assume the Drug Czar has power or information
Some concern has been expressed regarding this ThinkProgress piece Federal prosecutors will crack down on recreational marijuana dispensaries and growers even in states where they are legal, U.S. drug czar Gil Kerlikowske told a Canadian news magazine this week. The … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
35 Comments
Maybe legislatures would pass better laws…
Strong smell of marijuana reported inside Colorado Capitol Wednesday morning A strong smell of marijuana was reported inside the Colorado Capitol Wednesday morning, 7NEWS Reporter Russell Haythorn confirmed. The entire Senate chamber smelled like marijuana, said Doug Schepman, Communications Director … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
16 Comments
This is how it should be
David Bratzer is a LEAP speaker in Canada (and a really nice guy). For some good news today, check out this speaking engagement he had yesterday: ‘Groundbreaking’ conversation as Halifax police chief hosts session with drug law reformer Canadian president … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
19 Comments
Why suspicion-less employment drug testing is a bad idea
The federal government would like all companies to drug test all their workers, and so, of course, would the companies who make billions of dollars each year from the drug testing boom. And yet, what value does suspicion-less drug testing … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
46 Comments
The lazy dishonesty of the ONDCP
Rafael Lemaitre, Communications Director for the Drug Czar’s office, made this post recently: Drug Laws: Why Do We Have them, and Do They Work? For an office that claims to want to follow science, they go out of their way … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
19 Comments
Open Thread
Work and out-of-town visitors have kept me busy, but there’s still a lot going on… Why Congress Might Legalize Marijuana This Time by Rep. Earl Blumenauer in Salon “It’s just come to a head,†he told Salon Thursday afternoon. “This … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
31 Comments
Signs of change, part 2
In the National Conference of State Legislatures online magazine, a detailed article by Suzanne Weiss: The nation is watching closely as Colorado and Washington put new pot laws in place. It’s a well-written article laying out the background of legalization … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
146 Comments
Signs of change
Kentucky and industrial hemp. Here’s a video of a hour-long discussion on TV about industrial hemp in Kentucky, including the agriculture commissioner and police commissioner. And there is significant political support. Mitch McConnell Joins Rand Paul In Supporting Industrial Hemp … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
15 Comments
Talking Drugs
Check out this excellent website with tons of articles about drugs and drug policy, as well as opportunities to share your own stories. Put together by Release. Talking Drugs
Posted in Uncategorized
1 Comment