NJ WEEDMAN reports:
On Tuesday Oct 10th, 2006 NJWEEDMAN did a interveiw for the Glenn Beck Show that will air on Thursday Oct 19th, 2006 - http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/glenn.beck/
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
OCTOBER 4, 2006
Drug Survey: More Teens Smoke Marijuana Than Cigarettes
Prohibition Bars the Controls that Work for Tobacco, Reformers Argue
CONTACT: Bruce Mirken, MPP director of communications, 415-668-6403 or 202-215-4205
From Transform:
Transform have produced a historical timeline, presented in tabular format, tracing the history of drug policy from 1800, to the present day. We have included the key legistlative and cultural events from the past 200 years that have brought us to the current point in policy development â illuminating the development of the âdrug warâ and the more recent emergence of the reform movement. The timeline focuses on UK policy but also includes International developments at UN level, in the US and around the world.
A TESTCASE FOR TRANSPARENCY
CITIZENS' PLATFORM CALLS FOR OPEN DIALOGUE ON DRUGS
26 September 2006
The European Coalition for Just and Effective Drug Policies, ENCOD, today
presented its comments to the Green Paper issued by the European Commission in June this year, dealing with the role of civil society in the design of drug policy in the EU.
Press Release from the Marijuana Policy Project:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SEPTEMBER 18, 2006
Media Regularly Misreport Marijuana/Drug Stories, New Book Charges
Other Chapters in "Pot Politics: Marijuana and the Costs of Prohibition" Examine Criminal Laws, Workplace Drug Testing, Prevention, Religious/Ethical Issues
Report from DANA LARSEN
President, eNDProhibition
The unofficial anti-prohibition wing of Canada's NDP.
http://www.endprohibition.ca
MY EXPERIENCES AT THE NDP CONVENTION
From the Drug Policy Alliance:
Latino Leaders Take Position Against Drug War
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Last week in Los Angeles, 2,000 Latino activists and leaders from all over the U.S. gathered to set a political agenda at the National Latino Congreso. One of the issues they took on was the war on drugs, resulting in the unanimous passage of a resolution to investigate the real cost of the drug war.