Cannabis Activism


Cannabis Politics Change

Have you noticed it? The media has picked it up and is running with it. More truths are being brought forward and propaganda exposed. For example, a recent issue of the Economist devoted to the ineffectiveness and costs of the war on drugs, prime time television episodes exploring the topic of medical marijuana and legalization.

Did Obama’s open forum inform the media AND politicians that this is a topic that needs discussion. That the citizens want to review the truth about these issues? I think so. I believe that it was the tipping point.

While pro cannabis movements take steps backward around the world, such as the re-criminalization in the UK, other countries push boundaries. In the United States a California representative has presented a bill to tax the sale of Marijuana for adults ages 21 and over. It just makes sense that a bankrupt state capitalize and benefit from it’s largest industry. A Federal bill has been proposed to allow possession of several grams of Marijuana.

Times are a-changing. Are you helping to steer these changes? Get involved, and stay informed. Contact Americans for Safe Access and Norml to learn how.



A call to actions from Law Enforcement Against Prohibition
December 3, 2008, 1:48 pm
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Pasted from http://WeCanDoItAgain.com Please visit the link and take action today! It has a simple editable letter that will take a moment to send through the web with the simple form at the website. Make your wishes known to your representatives today!

We Can Do It Again: Repealing Today’s Failed Prohibition — TAKE ACTION!

December, 2008 marks the 75th anniversary of the end of alcohol prohibition. You can help teach a lesson from history by asking your representatives to repeal today’s failed prohibition of drugs.

When America’s leaders repealed alcohol prohibition,it wasn’t because they suddenly decided that liquor was safe and that everyone should drink. Rather, it was because they were tired of gangsters raking in rich illegal profits and terrorizing neighborhoods. And we simply could not afford to keep enforcing the failed prohibition during the Great Depression, our nation’s worst economic crisis.

Today, America is in the grip of a new economic crisis, but we keep paying for an even more devastating prohibition, the “war on drugs.”

If you’re tired of paying for laws that only make our streets more dangerous, take one minute to let your federal and state elected officials know how you feel by adapting our pre-written letter below.  We can do it again!



LEAP .. Law Enforcement Against Prohibition
November 2, 2008, 1:14 pm
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It is heartening to know that there are reasonable people in law enforcement that are willing to speak out.

A brief introduction to this organizations roots and anti prohibition observations titled “Law Enforcement Against Prohibition” is available through the Recommended Videos widget in the left column of this page . Also available on youtube.com here.