Just got back from a week in New York as tour guide for a wonderful group of students, and saw some great shows, including Smokefall, Nice Fish, Fun Home, Hamilton, and Eclipsed. Beautiful weather and we saw a lot of the city, including going all the way out to Coney Island and Brighton Beach.
Haven’t had time to catch up with drug policy developments yet.
on John Walters and William Barr linked to Nazis: “More on opiate receptors. I had a physician who recommended Salvia Divinorum. He later asked me to keep his recommendation…” Apr 17, 11:40 on John Walters and William Barr linked to Nazis: “I’ve applied what little mental skills I have to the study of cannabinoid G-coupled protein receptors like CB1 and CB2…” Apr 16, 16:35
on John Walters and William Barr linked to Nazis: “University of Leipzig researchers examine the molecular mechanisms of the opioid receptors and their different functions: 12-APR-2024 — Drugs that…” Apr 14, 17:36 on John Walters and William Barr linked to Nazis: “Researchers at Dartmouth College reveal Cannabis receptors are among receptors implicated in the way the brain regulates emotions: 3-APR-2024 …”Our…” Apr 6, 09:59 on John Walters and William Barr linked to Nazis: “Corrected links: University of Basel: Liberalization of medical marijuana and mental health in the USA Health Economics Policy and Law:…” Apr 4, 19:24 on John Walters and William Barr linked to Nazis: “Swiss researchers investigated what effects if any medicinal marijuana had on mental health in the United States. Their results show…” Apr 4, 19:21 on John Walters and William Barr linked to Nazis: “Interesting question. All of it played a role. I think religious differences and conflict are the main motivators behind drug…” Mar 31, 23:17
on John Walters and William Barr linked to Nazis: “Do you think the Nazi’s view on marijuana was shaped by the League of Nation’s Drug Laws of the 1920s,…” Mar 31, 09:12
Glad you had a good time. You haven’t missed much…
“Radical Russ” needs a call out. He has come down on the the side of big money with this piece of detritus: http://marijuanapolitics.com/california-mclr-initiative-makes-it-impossible-to-jail-adults-who-sell-marijuana-to-kids/?utm_content=buffer0eeb3&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer
Here is the actual statute in it’s entirety: 11361. (a) Every person 18 years of age or over who hires, employs,
or uses a minor in unlawfully transporting, carrying, selling,
giving away, preparing for sale, or peddling any marijuana, who
unlawfully sells, or offers to sell, any marijuana to a minor, or who
furnishes, administers, or gives, or offers to furnish, administer,
or give any marijuana to a minor under 14 years of age, or who
induces a minor to use marijuana in violation of law shall be
punished by imprisonment in the state prison for a period of three,
five, or seven years.
(b) Every person 18 years of age or over who furnishes,
administers, or gives, or offers to furnish, administer, or give, any
marijuana to a minor 14 years of age or older shall be punished by
imprisonment in the state prison for a period of three, four, or five
years.
11361 establishes mandatory minimum sentences for plant crimes.
In short form, Radical Russ wants mandatory minimums for crimes involving harmless weeds. Draconian mandatory penalties for a crime that still remains a felony under MCLR. All MCLR does is remove the obligatory penalties for an established felony. It’s still a felony. Russ is either misleading, or misinformed.
He’s too smart to be misinformed, after all, he “read” the statues.
Speak, Fish.
I know you read this. Say something.
*crickets*
Typical Russ, I think I’ll call him Radical Rush from now on
DdC – Feb 26 16
http://endingcannabisprohibition.yuku.com/topic/2054
Radical Russ ain’t so radical if he refuses to recognize that statist policies invariably lead to a coup de force. He’s status quo.
As I recall, selling cigarettes or alcohol to a minor doesn’t normally land someone in jail, but rather a fine and maybe beefed up detection of minors trying to buy contraband at one’s business. Russ needs to light up and lighten up.
Corection, it remains a misdemeanor, forgot about the governator’s decrim.
☛ Police say military armored trucks needed in war against marijuana
Law enforcement agencies across the U.S. have beefed up their resources with surplus military equipment, and a number said they’d use armored vehicles to fight methamphetamine and marijuana operations. Pictured, a mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicle is on display outside the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. in November 2009.
☛ Colorado Springs banning pot clubs;
council votes for 8-year phase-out
☛ Pennsylvania prisons spend millions
to house less than 100 pot offenders
A weed-infused cream of celery soup that will change your mind on celery
Chef Laurie knows you’re already wondering, ‘Why would I waste my cannabutter on a cream of celery soup?’ But this weed-infused recipe is worth your cannabutter, she promises
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☛ Voters Doing What Politicians Won’t on Marijuana
☛ Colorado pot shops sold $88 million
of cannabis, accessories in January 2016
☛ No changes for Utah marijuana laws:
Bill for expanded CBD use killed
☛ Collaterally Damaged Kids
These drug worrier chicken littles want to keep little girls having 300 seizures, knowing Cannabis can reduce them to almost nothing. Places even letting other kids die.
Global drug policy can’t evolve
unless U.N. changes mind-set, group warns
more ab·surd·i·ty
Trudeau Says Immediate Marijuana Decriminalization a “Bad Ideaâ€
Jeremiah Vandermeer
CANNABIS CULTURE – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, on a stop in Vancouver yesterday, told the press that marijuana decriminalization is a
Medical Marijuana Users Steamed by Ban After Liberal U-turn
Medical marijuana users are hopping mad about Ontario’s new curbs on toking and vaping for medicinal purposes.
22,400 Pot Possession Arrests Under Trudeau So Far
Dana Larsen
CANNABIS CULTURE – There has been over 22,400 arrests for cannabis possession in Canada since Trudeau became Prime Minister.
Codex Alimentarius
Any product that claims to treat, cure, prevent or mitigate a disease is considered a drug and must go through strict regulatory reviews.
The more claims you make the more scrutiny you’ll face
FDA Sends Warning Letters to Cannabis Companies Over False Claims
On February 9, the FDA sent out a number of warning letters to companies that make and sell products containing cannabidiol (CBD), a type of cannabinoid found in marijuana.
Codex Alimentarius
The Global Commission on Drug Policy issued a statement Friday (11th) addressed to the United Nations General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS), outlining its preferences for future international drug policy. The Commission recommends:
Issue #3 empowering WHO to review drugs schedules may not fly because it puts a dent in individual national sovereignty. Drugs policies in different countries differ radically, and nations are loathe to give up power of any kind. Also, the Vatican is heavily immersed in WHO, making the organization’s scientific objectivity on illicit drugs suspect.
Abolishing capital punishment would require the US abolish its death penalties related to drug crimes, again, something unlikely to happen under the current political situation.
Source: http://247wallst.com/consumer-products/2016/03/13/marijuana-weekly-news-roundup-33/
What the WHO doesn’t want you to know about cannabis – 06/13/09
http://endingcannabisprohibition.yuku.com/topic/503
HEALTH officials in Geneva have suppressed the publication of a politically sensitive analysis that confirms what ageing hippies have known for decades: cannabis is safer than alcohol or tobacco.
And soooo much more fun.
Sounds like they are on the same page as this Harry Anslinger reefer madness clone: Roger Morgan http://tinyurl.com/gwlhhhl
was just stopping by to post that one TC. Thanks mate!
Harry’s ghost still rides.
“Travelers can now bring medical cannabis into New Zealand, thanks to a massive loophole in the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975.
The loophole allows anyone who is lawfully prescribed cannabis overseas to bring one month’s supply of the medicine into New Zealand.
Associate Health Minister Peter Dunne flip-floped last week over the interpretation of the law.
Dunne initially said law professor Andrew Geddis was wrong to suggest people could bring medical cannabis into New Zealand, but on Friday Dunne backed down and admitted his previous statements were incorrect.
On Checkpoint with John Campbell, Dunne said that up to a month’s worth of cannabis could be brought into New Zealand.”
http://tinyurl.com/kiwifreedom
There is still reason to believe that the NY Times continues it’s policy of pre-employment drugs screening.
NYT stands solidly with The Corporation in its obedience of Nancy Reagan’s urine purity standards, the better to control the liveware they’re still forced to employ. “Loosening drug policies” is not a national trend that I can see.
“Nobody wants to live in a drug-free world”: an interview with Carl Hart
https://youtu.be/OjnyNene03w
The Man Mapping the Marijuana Genome Is Changing the Weed Game
More Free Kyndbud…
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Stock SOARS After Positive Phase 3 Data
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seeing how this came from a comment made to a post Pete made on FB, it’s not OT yeah?
It was too good not to share. For safety reasons I advocate cannabists smoke before watching…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QdPW8JrYzQ