Semanal: Blogueando en el Bar Clandestino

Juntamente con el reportaje investigativo de la Crónica, DRCNet también proporciona contenido diario en la forma de blogueo en el Bar Clandestino Stop the Drug War - muchísimas personas lo han estado leyendo recientemente -, así como enlaces a las Últimas Noticias (en la esquina superior derecha de la mayor parte de las páginas web), listas de eventos (esquina inferior derecha) y otra información. ¡Chequee a DRCNet todos los días para estar al corriente de la reforma de las políticas de drogas! Verifique la portada del Bar Clandestino en http://stopthedrugwar.org/speakeasy.

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redada anticerveza de la época de la ley seca en Washington, DC (Biblioteca del Congreso de EE.UU.)

Desde la última edición:

Scott Morgan escribe: “Científicos contrabandistas de drogas siempre están un paso adelante” [Drug Smuggling Scientists Are Always Ahead of the Game], “Si Pawlenty quiere ser presidente, debería repensar su oposición a la marihuana medicinal” [If Pawlenty Wants to Be President, He Should Reconsider His Opposition to Medical Marijuana], “Los estados no necesitan el permiso federal para legalizar la marihuana, parte II” [States Don't Need Federal Permission to Legalize Marijuana, Part II], “Alto investigador antidroga cambia de opinión y dice que hay que legalizar la marihuana” [Top Anti-Drug Researcher Changes His Mind, Says Legalize Marijuana], “Policías antidrogas pillos de Filadelfia agregan abusos deshonestos a su lista de delitos” [Rogue Philly Drug Cops Add Molestation to Their List of Crimes], “Si ya no hay ‘guerra contra las drogas’, ¿entonces para qué sirve el helicóptero?” [If There's No "War on Drugs" Anymore, Then What's the Helicopter For?], “Sí, la causa contra Marc Emery es política” [Yes, the Case Against Marc Emery is Political], “Policía de Los Ángeles allana a su propio agente en rara investigación estropeada” [LAPD Raids Its Own Officer in Weird Botched Investigation] y “Legalizar las drogas es una idea que habla por sí misma” [Legalizing Drugs is an Idea That Speaks for Itself].

David Borden publica: “Vídeo: Ciudadanos mayores de Comarca de Orange exigen acceso a marihuana medicinal” [Video: Orange County Seniors Demand Medical Marijuana Access].

David Guard publica numerosas notas de prensa, alertas y otros anuncios organizacionales en la bitácora In the Trenches.

Asimismo únase a nosotros en las Bitácoras del Lector.

Como hemos dicho, http://stopthedrugwar.org/speakeasy es el único lugar en línea para quedar al corriente de la lucha para detener la guerra contra las drogas. Gracias por leer y escribir...

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