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$2 Billion A Year: Medical Marijuana Turns a New Leaf

2009-01-08T00:34:56Z

Starting a certification process to sell medical marijuana, Oaksterdam University is a groundbreaking trade school offering quality training for the cannabis industry.

What if we legalized all drugs?
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/CollegeAndFamily/RaiseKids/WhatIfWeLegalizedAllDrugs.aspx

http://www.AmericanDrugWar.com

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Re: Medical Marijuana Vending Machine

2008-10-31T09:30:55Z

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Ron Paul - War on Drugs a "Complete Failure"

2008-10-31T15:31:23Z

Complete video at: fora.tv

Republican Congressman and former Presidential candidate Ron Paul criticizes the ongoing U.S. "War on Drugs." This program was recorded as a part of Ron Paul's Campaign For Liberty: Rally for the Republic event, in Minneapolis, MN, on September 2, 2008.

FORA.tv coverage of the RNC: fora.tv

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The Rally for the Republic is our premier event and the official kickoff to the Campaign for Liberty. Ron Paul will be headlining the event with a speech that will define our place in history. Musicians and speakers will fill the line-up for this all day event at the Target Center - Campaign for Liberty: Rally for the Republic

Ronald Ernest Paul is a Republican United States Congressman from Lake Jackson, Texas, a physician, a bestselling author, and a former 2008 U.S. presidential candidate.

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Jim Hightower on Pot — Sharing His Thoughts on Pot, That Is

2008-10-27T15:30:47Z

Watch the Marijuana Policy Project's Profiles in Marijuana Reform interview with author and national radio commentator, Jim Hightower in this video. This is a project of MPP.tv.

Here's more from the MPP; its quick FAQ:

Marijuana: Myths vs. Reality

Myth: There is no scientific evidence proving marijuana's therapeutic qualities.

Reality: In a White House-commissioned 1999 report, the National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine declared that "nausea, appetite loss, pain, and anxiety are all afflictions of wasting and all can be mitigated by marijuana."

Myth: Marijuana's potential health benefits are insignificant compared to the damage caused by smoking the drug.

Reality: Marijuana need not be administered by smoking: It can be taken in food, tea, or through a smokeless vaporizer. Furthermore, a 2006 study by a leading pulmonologist, Dr. Donald Tashkin, found that even regular and heavy smoking of marijuana does not lead to lung cancer.

Myth: Allowing the medical use of marijuana will send the wrong message to children and lead to more youths using the drug.

Reality: In the 10 medical marijuana states that have before-and-after data, studies have unanimously shown that not only has youth use of marijuana not gone up overall, it actually has declined since medical marijuana became legal.

Wouldn't It Be Nice If Marijuana Was Decriminalized

2009-01-08T00:28:46Z

The song is "Wouldn't It Be Nice", by The Beach Boys.

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The Candidates Who Oppose Marijuana

2009-01-08T00:28:45Z

The song is "Don't Drink the Water", by the Dave Matthews Band.

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Illinois Cannabis Patient Jim

2008-10-15T09:31:50Z

Jim is a cancer survivor who used medical cannabis to combat the side effects of chemo therapy. Jim is also an ex-police officer and understands the importance of passing a medical marijuana bill in the state of Illinois.

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Illinois Cannabis Patient Julie

2008-10-15T09:31:50Z

It has been scientifically proven that cannabis has a wide range of therapeutic uses, including relieving nausea, increasing appetite, reducing muscle spasms, and relieving chronic pain. Two former surgeons general, Joycelyn Elders and Jesse L. Steinfeld, have supported the medical use of cannabis. Thousands of patients and their doctors have found cannabis to be useful in treating the symptoms of AIDS, cancer, multiple sclerosis, glaucoma, and other serious conditions. Please support our efforts to pass a medical cannabis law in the state of Illinois.

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Illinois Cannabis Patient Susan

2008-10-15T09:31:49Z

Susan has had six back surgeries that have left her in constant pain. She is currently taking the largest recommended dose of Norco. Her body is adjusting and it is no longer effectively treating her pain.

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Illinois Cannabis Patient Matt

2008-10-15T09:31:49Z

Matt was injured on the job while working as a welder. A steel beam fell across his chest and crushed his back. He was 19 years old at the time. He has lived with constant pain for the past 14 years.

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Illinois Cannabis Patient Greg

2008-10-15T09:31:48Z

Greg suffered with kidney failure in 1989. His new kidneys are beginning to fail. In 1989, he used cannabis to help control his pain, sleep, depression and appetite. He would like to be able to use it again -- legally.

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Illinois Cannabis Patient Dennis

2008-10-15T09:31:47Z

Dennis was working as a union electrician when he was injured six years ago. His team was laying cable outside, using a trencher auger to dig the trench in which to bury the cable. The auger pulled him into the trench and ripped away part of his leg. He was left with extensive nerve and tissue damage that leaves him in continuous pain.

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Medical Marijuana Healing Humanity

2008-01-12T20:45:03Z

Check out how Medical Marijuana is healing humanity.... amazing results in 90 days....

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Medical Marijuana

2008-10-22T09:31:03Z

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Mitt Romney Turns His Back On Man With Muscular Dystrophy

2009-01-07T21:28:11Z

Much like fellow flat-earther John McCain, when challenged Romney refuses to acknowledge the benefits of medical marajuana, because that would mean admitting that scientists know more than the cultists who compose the GOP base.

So instead he turns his back on, and then pretends to ignore a man in a wheelchair who has muscular dystrophy.

Republicans. All class.

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John McCain Hates Medical Marajuana...And Lies About It

2008-10-28T03:02:50Z

He's entitled to his opinion. But not his own facts.

"Nobody has been arrested" for using medical marajuana and no "experts" advocate its being legalized for that purpose? Is he on that drug that actually is dangerous...um, what do they call it...oh yeah CRACK?

Does this man read the newspapers? Or is he too busy with our "Christian" Constitution?

Here is the response by Granite Staters For Medical Marajuana:

"I've personally handed Senator McCain the evidence he claimed didn't exist," said GSMM campaign manager Stuart Cooper. "But apparently the senator only listens when he's challenged publicly, so here's the evidence he's ignoring: First, just a month ago, DEA agents in a regional drug task force arrested Leonard French, a paraplegic who was one of the first patients to enroll in New Mexico's medical marijuana program. That case was widely covered by the Santa Fe New Mexican, the Associated Press and other media outlets. If the senator's staff knows how to use Google, they should have no trouble learning about this 'well-kept secret.'

"Regarding medical experts, I guess McCain is saying he's never heard of the American Public Health Association, the American Nurses Association, or the state medical societies of New York, California, and Rhode Island. He might also want to read the University of California study published in February in the journalNeurology, in which medical marijuana was shown to relieve a type of debilitating nerve pain for which there are no FDA-approved treatments."

Yes, the Know-Nothings truly do run the GOP asylum.

I know the modern Republican Party doesn't believe in the wacky concept of "science," and thinks it's a good idea to lock up elderly medical-marajuana users so we can continue to have the largest jail population IN THE WORLD. But here is a crazy idea, why not save prisons for, you know, real criminals (like 60-70% of Republicans--I know, I'm being generous with my numbers)

BTW, this has nothing to do with privatized prisons, theocratic impulses or demagoguery.

Morons.

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