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Author: Cycle SurferCycle Surfer Date: Sep 2, 2007 15:03
If we were to judge the US by its penal policies, we would perceive a
strange beast: a Christian society that believes in neither
forgiveness nor redemption: George Monbiot
DEA Raid Paraplegic Medical Marijuana Users.
After the Pecos Valley Task Force arrested wheelchair-bound, legal
medical-marijuana patient Leonard French on Aug. 28 for cultivating
six plants, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson was incensed.
"I'm very concerned that the Bush administration, instead of going
after drug dealers, is going after people suffering from cancer, a
paraplegic, most recently," the Democratic presidential contender
stated. "That's inexplicable to me. And I'm gonna fight them."
Richardson signed the bill that made New Mexico the 12th state to
legalize medi-pot, which went into effect on July 1. French is one of
less than 50 patients who have joined to the nascent program so far.
However, the legislation requires the state to provide cannabis to
patients and doesn't allow them to grow it themselves.
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Date: Sep 5, 2007 10:43
On Sep 2, 3:03 pm, Cycle Surfer cyclesurfer.com> wrote:> If we were to judge the US by its penal policies, we would perceive a
> strange beast: a Christian society that believes in neither
> forgiveness nor redemption: George Monbiot
>
> DEA Raid Paraplegic Medical Marijuana Users.
>
> After the Pecos Valley Task Force arrested wheelchair-bound, legal
> medical-marijuana patient Leonard French on Aug. 28 for cultivating
> six plants, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson was incensed.
>
> "I'm very concerned that the Bush administration, instead of going
> after drug dealers, is going after people suffering from cancer, a
> paraplegic, most recently," the Democratic presidential contender
> stated. "That's inexplicable to me. And I'm gonna fight them."
>
> Richardson signed the bill that made New Mexico the 12th state to
> legalize medi-pot, which went into effect on July 1. French is one of
> less than 50 patients who have joined to the nascent program so far.
> However, the legislation requires the state to provide cannabis to ...
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Author: Kevin F.Kevin F. Date: Sep 22, 2007 08:17
(THE FEDERAL AGENTS ARE FACIST BASTARDS, NAZI COMMUNIST PIGS, HENCHMEN
FOR CORPORATE AMERICAN MAKING MILLIONS OFF OF THE SUPRESSION OF THIS
GOD GIVEN PLANT, added by me ;-)
Hey I like this guy !! HEE HEE
"Cycle Surfer" cyclesurfer.com> wrote in message
news:1188770602.203601.309820@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...> If we were to judge the US by its penal policies, we would perceive a
> strange beast...
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Author: hackamorehackamore Date: Jan 3, 2008 04:53
> Meanwhile, Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani continued
> his staunch opposition to medi-pot when asked about his stance at a
> stop in New Hampshire on Aug. 17.
>
> "I have asked the question before, checked with the FDA, which says
> marijuana has no additional medical benefits of any kind," the former
> New York mayor and prosecutor coldly commented. "Illegal trafficking
> in marijuana is so great, it makes much more sense to keep it
> illegal."
Hi,
I guess that leaves us 1 choice.
Dr. Ron Paul of Texas.
http://www.ronpaul2008.com/
Register Republican and VOTE Ron Paul in the Primary!
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