Cops or Docs? I wonder not.

Lion said to Moses, "make this oil"

"Annoint"

Those who dwell in yea or nee

Need to add a triple play.

We who dwell in Trinity

Have a lone affinity.

The brightest light is at the end of the tunnel.

It was the biggest mistake in this country to make drug abuse a criminal matter when it always was a health matter, I would rather see a doctor about my abuse of alcohol rather than some young trigger happy cop.

I can't fathom, having watched the Movie "Reefer Madness," why anyone would cite this prohibitionist screed as worthy of note. This claim sets the tone for a pretty large serving of bovine fecal matter.

On the lighter side (and we need it these days) if you want to see a funny take on drug war propaganda go rent the "Family Guy" episode "Let's go the hop" (disk two, season two). The episode's plot is about how the local high school kids take up licking toads to get high. There's a musical number that rips on all the "horrors" of drug use. Very, very funny.

I expect a full frontal assault. The architecs of the third war remember well the wellspring of love that a generation used to shut down the Vietnam war. Cannabis opened eyes and hearts across this land to the self-defeating nature of war.

As we slide into crumbling empire, expect to be increasingly targeted again. The comparison has already been made here between us and the jews of WWII (Hitler's goal being the third reich). Remember, long before the jews were vaporized, other "undesirables" treaded the way, mental abberants among them. We've already got 'em calling "marijuanna addiction" an epidemic. Bush's new "Freedom Initiative" is another orwellian named attempt to further restrict my most cherished freedoms. Those of my mind and body.

This is truly hilarious.

"In fact," and the movie "Reefer Madness" in the same sentence. Oh boy....sometimes you feel like a nut and sometimes you just are a nut....Ms. Bennett.

However, thank you for pointing out this Zombie "phenomenon" that is ongoing. You would think that after 70 years of "crazed" negro and jazz musician zombies killing their friends and family while raping white women, we would have made a stand sooner.

the following text from drugtext.org is regarding aspirin toxicity:

Be very careful about aspirin dosage. Follow package directions. If they say take two aspirins, don't think you'll get twice the relief by taking four. The drug doesn't work that way. And don't take it any more often than the- package recommends: Unless your doctor has told you differently, don't take more than a few doses o€ aspirin in any given day, and don't take even the recommended dosage more than couple of days in any week.

If you do take too much you may be in for a variety of unpleasant surprises. Overuse of aspirin, and even more particularly aspirin-plus-extra-ingredients products (usually those "extra" ingredients are caffeine and/or phenacetin), can cause such problems as' gastritis, peptic ulcers, migraine headache, anemia, intestinal nephritis, and a shortening of your lifespan. #01Aspirin intoxication may be caused by the use of just fifteen to twenty tablets a day. Symptoms can include dizziness, headache, shock, ringing in the ears, disorientation, internal-tissue bleeding, hallucinations, incoherent speech, asthma attacks, gastric disturbances, convulsions, and coma. Prolonged use can cause serious problems such as irritation of _ the stomach lining, potassium depletion, and abdominal bleeding. If you really overdo. it, you, can take a lethal dose. For most adults, 20 to 30 grams (60 to 90, adult-strength tablets) will stop your headache permanently. Naturally, a fatal dose for children or the elderly will be significantly lower: -

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Sandra+S.+Bennett

One of those articles decries the existence of sites like this:

Pro-Drug Websites Pose a Danger for Students http://www.educationupdate.com/archives/2002/dec02/issue/med_drugsites.html

in which she bemoans the fact that very few students seem to be looking at DrugWarrior Web sites and are instead turning to places like this in droves - as our almost 200K hits last week have proven sites like this as having far more readership that those of antis. (Facetiously) I wonder why that is? Perhaps because the intended targets of the antis have had enough of being lied to?

Of course, she is quick to inform her readers that the DrugWarrior version of the 'truth' can be had at such clarion trumpeters of the DrugWar verities as (choking with laughter at such jejune naivete) www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov

A-hem!

Needless to say, it immediately becomes very evident that her continued paycheck is dependent upon her continued repetition of DrugWarrior cantos. "By their works, ye shall know them." We know Ms. Bennett's ilk all too well...as do her intended audience.

You know the prohibitionists are terribly desperate when they start citing "Reefer Madness" as an argument against cannabis-law reform!

BTW, Jack Blacks' 'School of Rock' is on Showtime, get out your papers! Hope you've seen it FOM, it's your kind of movie, I kid you not!

from OliverWillis.com

New Jersey, a swing state? As if. Is Ohio the new Florida for real? Sounds like it.

WTF? Has Ohio been hacked? The official election site shows 70% for David Cobb and 0% for Kerry...

http://www.oliverwillis.com/node/view/1152

The Astrological view of the stolen election: From Astroworld.us

http://www.astroworld.us/archives/000446.html#000446

Out of the Ashes The battlefield is now deserted, but the smoke of spent gunfire lingers in the morning mist. Underfoot, the earth is softened with the blood of Democracy’s wounds. The brazenly triumphant Warrior King calls for peace, but few of his former enemies, deceived countless times already, risk trusting his empty promises. It is time to take to the hills and regroup for another day. As has been shown throughout the ages, when battling a foe with superior force and overwhelming odds, a guerilla war with focused goals and cunning strategy is the only path of resistance.

So true, cloud7: "'society has a short memory...'

"...prohibition on alcohol failed miserably and it seems the collective world cannot remember this even if you tell them over and over and over...."

And they accuse us of having difficulty remembering. What have *they* been smoking?

Justice Clarence Thomas noted that important constitutional questions remained undecided, such as Congress' ability to interfere with intrastate commerce, the right of states to experiment with their own laws and whether Americans have a fundamental right to marijuana as an avenue to be free of pain. Justice Thomas wrote that the court would not decide those "underlying constitutional issues today."

For even the media to print it, is revealing.

420 One another.

The leaders in America suckle the devil’s tendril.

We drink from Christ God Our Father’s vine.

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Colossians 2:16, “Therefore no one is to act as your judge in regard to food or drink…”

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The Green Collar Worker from the Spirit of Truth from Christ God Our Father to You.

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Let me get this straight. We're supposed to be worried about making Americans competitive for jobs? So I have to live in fear of using cannabis, even medically, and being arrested by semi-crazed cops, my whole life, so that American workers can be more competitive. Got it.

I do seem to recall someone turning into a bat from smoking this.

"Unfortunately, society has a short memory and is often doomed to repeat its most egregious mistakes."

That's so true, only around 70 years ago a draconian policy of prohibition on alcohol failed miserably and it seems the collective world cannot remember this even if you tell them over and over and over....

"The impact of marijuana on American education should be of grave concern. Although tobacco has insidious long-term medical consequences and is perceived to be the greater menace, it does not interfere with the ability to learn."

On the other hand, being tanked up on alcohol gives me the clarity I need to really understand the difficult concepts of a subject.

This is one of the most vile pieces of disreputable trash I have seen in a while. Start wrapping fish and lining bird cages if you want to get some value out of this wood pulp and ink.

Ever notice how during war, clergy doesn’t mention, do not kill?

The devils advocate.

Someone mentioned job security.

[1] Terms of service History of The Columbian Advertise in The Columbian Local View: Potent pot just one reason legalization unwise Sunday, November 7, 2004 By Sandra S.

[2] Bennett Long before today's extremely potent strains of cannabis were developed, there were individuals who suffered severe psychotic episodes when smoking marijuana (feral cannabis hemp).

[3] In fact, this phenomenon was the basis of "Reefer Madness," the 70-year-old zombie movie about individuals who became crazed from smoking marijuana.

[4] Today, pro-legalization partisans complain that "Reefer Madness" and the thousands of scientific studies that document marijuana's many insidious and dangerous side effects, are "just scare tactics" and insist that marijuana be given the same status as alcohol and tobacco.

[6] Several recent scientific studies have found that marijuana use can indeed cause psychosis and worsen psychiatric disorders.

[7] It also causes short-term memory loss, impaired cognitive functions such as attention and judgment; impairs coordination, balance and reaction time; increases heart rate, risk of chronic cough, bronchitis, and emphysema; and increases risk of head, neck and lung cancer.

[9] Studies have noted lower I.Q. in children born to pot-smoking mothers.

[11] The unemployment rate for drug users is more than 150 percent greater than that of nonusers and drug users typically earn less.

[12] Marijuana use contributes to delinquency and crime.

[13] Society often ends up subsidizing users' housing, food, utilities, medical expenses, and other basic needs.

[14] All of these problems would increase dramatically if marijuana were legalized because easy access to marijuana will increase use and addiction just as it has with tobacco.

[18] Danger on the roadways Marijuana not only plays a key role in auto accidents but is a bigger factor in trucking related fatalities than is alcohol.

[20] The impact of marijuana on American education should be of grave concern.

[22] Does anyone believe that dumbing down American students, many of whom can now claim they smoke pot for "medical" reasons, will make them competitive in the job market?

[23] Special-education teachers are already overburdened with drug impacted children children who come to school impaired by second-hand smoke from the psychoactive drugs used by their parents.

[24] California, with its lax marijuana laws, now mandates treatment instead of incarceration for drug users and it not only is bankrupting the system, but most arrestees don't complete treatment or bother to turn up.

[25] Sweden and Japan both tried legalization but suffered dire consequences and reinstituted strong drug policy.

[26] Unfortunately, society has a short memory and is often doomed to repeat its most egregious mistakes.

[27] Legalization would be one of those terrible mistakes that would take generations to undo.

October 25, 2004 - Washington, DC, USA

Washington, DC: Police arrested an estimated 755,187 persons for marijuana violations in 2003, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's annual Uniform Crime Report, released today. The total is the highest ever recorded by the FBI, and comprised 45 percent of all drug arrests in the United States.

YEAR -- MARIJUANA ARRESTS http://www.cannabisnews.com/news/thread19730.shtml 2003 -- 755,187 2002 -- 697,082 2001 -- 723,627 2000 -- 734,498 1999 -- 704,812 1998 -- 682,885 1997 -- 695,200 1996 -- 641,642 1995 -- 588,963 1994 -- 499,122 1993 -- 380,689

For more information, please contact Keith Stroup or Paul Armentano of NORML at (202) 483-5500.

You know how Vegas type places in Europe have gambling for elections??? Well there should be game on who Bush will attack next. Odds are…

I don’t think they want to kill Christians; they want to KILL DISOBEDIENT CHRISTIANS. OK, but that’s not Our job. Our job is to love one another. It is Christ God Our Father’s job to kill disobedient Christians.

I'm not a gamlin' man, but I bet Bush smokes another country next year.

There should be odds on when too.

Perhaps odds on Chaneys heart. Oh, He has no heart...

Bombs away.

Mark Souder and Joyce Nelepka are also bombs.

Send um.

I say religion is the most dangerous drug on the planet. Religion has killed more people than any other drug. Cannabis has never killed anyone.

Uncle Sam please leave us pot smokers alone. We ain't your problem.

Namaste.

thanks for the heads up... I didn't get past the 1st para.

A GUT FULL OF LIES.

" Legalization would be one of those terrible mistakes that would take generations to undo."

Prohibition IS one of those terrible mistakes that is TAKING generations to undo...