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The Best Marijuana Documentary EVER!

admin — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 18:40:50 +0000

Awesome Marijuana documentary from Youtuber: LEGALIZEWEEDKILLSNO1. Covers the full scope of the situation in which we find ourselves today. Highly recommended.

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Synthetic Grass Prank Call (AlkiStevens)

admin — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 18:08:14 +0000

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Alki Stevens prank calls synthetic grass stores and salesman, pretending to have the wrong end of the stick, and asking for weed. For those in the UK, synthetic grass = astroturf.

The Hemp Revolution

Cairo — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 18:05:23 +0000

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Cheech and Chong’s Next Movie

Cairo — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 03:58:19 +0000

Cheech & Chong’s Next Movie opens with the two aging stoners stealing gas in a trashcan, spilling it on themselves, and subsequently blowing up their car after trying to light a joint with gasoline fumes filling the vehicle. The rest of the film centers on Cheech wanting to get together with a social worker he likes, and wants the place to himself in order to seduce her. Another problem for Cheech is his cousin Red, who has just turned up from the stix and needs to be shown around town (Los Angeles). Cheech decides to kill two birds with one stone by sending Chong to meet his cousin. Chong heads off to the hotel where Red is staying and arrives to find him in a dispute with the receptionist (played by Paul Reubens) over how much the room is costing. The receptionist won’t give back Red’s suitcase until he pays up, but Red can’t afford the bill. They decide to break into the room round the back and Red throws down his luggage. One of the bags he throws down contains twenty pounds of cannabis, much to Chong’s delight. They proceed to go on a bender around town, trashing a music shop and visiting a high-profile brothel. Afterwards they visit Red’s Weed fields out in the countryside, whereupon they are abducted by aliens, along with several cannabis plants. Cheech meanwhile gets so pumped and excited about the date that he wears himself out and ends up sleeping through it, while dreaming about what might have happened. He wakes up in the morning to find Chong bursting in, dressed as what appears to be a cross between Genghis Khan and a stoner, holding a jar of “Space Coke”, which makes you fly when you snort it. The film ends with the two bursting through their next door neighbor’s roof into outer space after trying some.

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Copenhagen votes to legalise marijuana

Cairo — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 21:47:18 +0000

Marijuana could soon be Legalized in Copenhagen if approved by the Danish parliament at the start of next year, could make the city the first to fully legalise, rather than simply tolerate, marijuana consumption.

Marijuana is already sold openly on the streets of Christiania, a self-proclaimed ‘free town’ in the city centre, despite the closure of the neighbourhood’s Amsterdam-style coffee shops in 2004.

But marijuana has never been officially decriminalised and those caught in possession of even small amounts face fines of up to £450.

“We are thinking of perhaps 30 to 40 public sales houses, where the people aren’t interested in selling you more, they’re interested in you,” said Mikkel Warming, the Mayor in charge of Social Affairs at Copenhagen City Council. “Who is it better for youngsters to buy marijuana from? A drug pusher, who wants them to use more, who wants them to buy hard drugs, or a civil servant?”

The City Council voted on Thursday night, by a margin of 39 votes to nine, to empower Mr Warming’s Social Affairs committee to draw up a detailed outline of how the plan would work.

The proposal will then be sent to to the Danish Parliament for approval early next year.

“We want to make it a little bit more concrete what kind of decriminalisation we want: should it be a public buying system, should there be an age limit?” Mr Warming explained.

He said he was opposed to instituting cannabis cafés, where marijuana use is tolerated, despite it remaining illegal to grow and import the drug.

This, he argued, would leave the revenues, which are estimated at £200m, in the control of the city’s notorious biker gangs.

“We don’t want an Amsterdam model. We want a way to make it legal to import or grow marijuana.” he said.

Cannabis possession and production in the Netherlands are still punishable by fines. Its notorious coffee shops are also illegally but are tolerated.

The Danish parliament voted down a previous proposal submitted by Copenhagen City Council three years ago.

Howard Makes His Mark

Cairo — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 04:33:24 +0000

A documentary made following infamous Howard Marks on the campaign trail to Legalize Cannabis in the 1997 general election.

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How the ILLUMINATI control cannabis

Cairo — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 04:56:23 +0000

Cannabis is a powerful plant, and it’s not just about getting high. It is also a powerful source to create materials such as paper, clothes and oil. Also, because of the THC it cures various diseases such as cancer and rheumatism! Sounds like a good reason to make it illegal for the elite’s protection. We must reclaim the freedom to plant our own resources wherever we want whenever we want! Now who’s with me!? I mean seriously, 1000 coffeeshops in Holland? C’mon guys, let’s cut this BS.

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MARIJUANA IS ILLEGAL CAUSE GOVERNMENT WANTS US DEAD!

Cairo — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 16:31:33 +0000

Cannabis is a portal for the spirit . Critical thinking would lead anyone to that conclusion. When one considers, that most people having never used that great muscle between their ears, it comes as no surprise, its truth is still hidden, thanks in depth, to the politicians who secretly and knowingly embrace the ‘Judas kiss’ from ‘BIG PHARMA’.

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Let the Farmers Grow Hemp

Cairo — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 18:40:32 +0000

Although Ron Paul has introduced several bills like this one in the past, there are several reasons that this bill should be passed now. Hemp has an amazing number of uses. Its fiber can be used in carpeting, home furnishings, construction materials, auto parts, textiles, and paper. The seeds can be used in food, industrial oils, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. There are assertions, reported by The Guardian and in Biodiesel Magazine that using industrial hemp in biofuels instead of crops like corn and other feedstock provide greater environmental benefits. The expansion of industrial hemp as a feedstock for biofuels could also help to reduce oil imports.

Not only does hemp have a wide range of uses, but its cultivation in the United States could help to spur our lagging economy. Since the cultivation of hemp is outlawed in the United States, the U.S. market for hemp and hemp-based products is entirely dependent upon imports. A 2010 Congressional Research Service report cited an estimate that the U.S. market for hemp-based products may exceed $350 million annually.

Banning on the agricultural production of hemp simply doesn’t make any sense. Farmers in places like Iowa could benefit greatly from the production of industrial hemp. In a crippling recession, unemployed Americans could receive a boost from such an emerging industry, from farm to value-added businesses. And many firms here in the United States that sell hemp-based products would reap the benefits. Currently they import their hemp from places like Canada, China, or France, which can increase their costs from 10 to 15 percent or more. As the only remaining developed nation in which the production of industrial hemp is not permitted, the United States is not only missing out on a large – and growing – global market, but limiting livelihoods of farmers, processors and fabricators.

Industrial hemp could benefit our environment greatly. A range of studies have shown the benefits: hemp can thrive with minimal – or even without – herbicides, it reinvigorates the soil, and it requires less water than crops like cotton. Furthermore, it could prevent the deforestation of large portions of the U.S. landscape and presents significant benefits compared with wood in the production of paper. Industrial hemp matures in three to four months. It takes years for trees to grow. It can also yield four times as much paper per acre as trees.

Critics of industrial hemp may point to its relation to marijuana in order to claim that if one smokes industrial hemp, they can become high. Although industrial hemp and marijuana share the same species, cannabis sativa, industrial hemp is genetically and chemically different. Industrial hemp, at most, contains one third of 1 percent THC, the drug that produces a psychoactive effect in marijuana. However, marijuana is often between 10 and 30 percent THC. Smoking industrial hemp will not make an individual high.

The DEA will claim that growing industrial hemp next to marijuana may serve to impede law enforcement against the latter. However, countries that have legal cultivation of industrial hemp do not have similar problems. Furthermore, since industrial hemp has such little THC, growing it next to marijuana would only serve to dilute by cross pollinations the illegal marijuana plants – something no marijuana grower wants.

Industrial hemp has a distinguished history in this country dating before the revolution and its founding. The Declaration of Independence was drafted on hemp paper and George Washington and Thomas Jefferson grew industrial hemp on their farms. During World War II, hemp was used to make very strong rope and the Department of Agriculture made the film, “Hemp for Victory” to encourage its cultivation.

Despite the importance of this issue, we rarely see it discussed in the headlines or by political candidates. Farmers in Iowa could benefit greatly from the cultivation of industrial hemp. Citizens in Iowa, who have the ear of presidential hopefuls, have an opportunity to move this issue back into the spotlight during the December 10th Republican Presidential Primary debate.

Let’s hope Congressman Paul and his fellow candidates agree that it is time to allow farmers in Iowa and other states to once again Allow growing industrial hemp.

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Magic Weed: The Truth About Cannabis Sativa

Cairo — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 23:26:05 +0000

Traces the story of the Cannabis plant, which has a ten thousand year history in human culture. With it’s origins in China, it’s uses have ranged from medicine, clothing, war, feed stock, and of course, recreational. Also explored in this documentary is the American relationship with hemp, including it’s ban during the 1920s.

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