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POT TV - Cannabis commentator 'Radical' Russ Belville is on the air – and now on Pot TV – with The Russ Belville Show. In this episode: HIGH TIMES Web Editor Mike G joins us to preview next weekend's Bay Area Medical Cannabis Cup at the Craneway Pavilion in Richmond. Also: Texas Coalition for Compassionate Care speaks at DFW NORML Texas Regional NORML Conference; Music from Ichabod. Watch more episodes of The Russ Belville Show on Pot TV. sanfrancup-650x371.jpg read more

Cannabis Culture CANNABIS CULTURE - The Sensible BC campaign for a marijuana decriminalization referendum has been refused any billboards or ad space with Pattison Outdoor, BC's largest outdoor advertising company. CANNABIS CULTURE - The Sensible BC campaign for a marijuana decriminalization referendum has been refused any billboards or ad space with Pattison Outdoor, BC's largest outdoor advertising company. pattisonoutdoormarijuana.jpg sensiblebcbillboard.jpg wide format: normal: 547px include floating ad read more

"I'm doing this for every marijuana activist and smoker and user across the whole United States," Curtis Kyle said.Michigan: Marijuana Advocate Rolling His Wheelchair To The White House | Hemp Newshemp.orgA Michigan man has announced he's rolling his wheelchair to the White House to talk with lawmakers about legalizing cannabis.

#marijuana news: Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum endorses bill legalizing medical ... - OregonL

POT TV - Watch The Mernahuana Zone every Tuesday from 4:20 - 7:20 PT on Pot TV. In this episode: I’ll be zipping back from a show up-and-wave court appearance before Tuesday’s webcast. No word from the Supreme Court of Canada on when they’ll accept our case, but they’re dealing with prostitution and soon the right to die. Meanwhile or federal parliament is too bogged down in scandal to ever deal with weighty issues. Unlike the Quebec legislature which has announced plans to introduce legislation dealing with peaceful put down this week. Screen Shot 2013-06-18 at 1.15.33 PM.png read more

Senator Leach talks marijuana policy with National NORML Comm. Director Erik Altieri and PhillyNORML Comm. Director Joe FortePennsylvania State Senator Daylin Leach has been an outspoken advocate on the issue of marijuana law reform during his tenure in Harrisburg. Senator Leach made a splash legislatively this year when he introduced Senate Bill 528, which would legalize and regulate the adult use of marijuana in Pennsylvania, the first time such a bill was introduced in the state. Senator Leach was also featured as the keynote speaker at the first ever NORML Mid-Atlantic Conference which was held this March in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. You can view video of his remarks here. State Senator Leach is now looking to take his advocacy to Capitol Hill. He is running for an open seat representing Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional District in the United States House of Representatives that will be vacated by Congresswoman Alison Schwartz, who is stepping down from her post to pursue the governorship in 2014. While the Democratic Primary for this position won’t be held until May of next year, Senator Leach’s campaign is already kicking into full gear and he is emerging as an early favorite in the race. In a statement released to NORML, Senator Leach has made clear that he intends to continue his fight for marijuana legalization while serving at the federal level: “We have spent billions of dollars nationally investigating, prosecuting, incarcerating, and monitoring millions of our fellow citizens who have hurt no one, damaged no property, breached no peace. In 15 years marijuana prohibition will be some quaint thing of the past that will be the subject of exhibitions at the Constitution Center. People will think it’s crazy that it was ever illegal. As State Senator in Pennsylvania I introduced legislation to end this costly, failed policy of marijuana prohibition and replace it with a system of legalization and regulation. If elected to the United States House of Representatives I will continue to fight for rational marijuana policies at the national level and work to bring an end to this discriminatory, ineffective prohibition.” – Pennsylvania State Senator, and NORML PAC Supported US House Candidate, Daylin Leach We need more passionate supporters like Senator Leach in Washington, DC. As public opinion swings further in the direction of full legalization everyday, we can only hope Senator Leach’s candidacy, and his potential future terms in the House of Representatives, inspires more of his colleagues to join him in the fight for reforming our country’s marijuana laws. With more federal elected officials who can speak as articulately about the problems of our failed prohibition and the benefits of moving to a legalized, regulated system as Senator Leach, we will see reforms occur at the federal level sooner rather than later. To learn more about Daylin Leach’s campaign, you can visit www.votedaylin.com or his Facebook here.

Lindsay Jolivet, Yahoo! News The path to controlling marijuana in Canada could soon lead the federal government through a jungle of potted plants tucked into basements, particularly in British Columbia. Screen Shot 2013-06-18 at 1.06.03 PM.png wide format: normal: 547px include floating ad read more

POT TV - TheWeedGuy, aka Mark Klokeid, is founder of Kush.ca and the iMedikate medical marijuana dispensaries in Vancouver. Watch his smoke-fests on Pot TV. In this episode: A 35 gram budder hot box at Yaletown dispensary in Vancouver. Watch Kush.ca for more videos and don't for get to enjoy life. Filming and editing by James Xander Woods Watch more episodes of TheWeedGuy on Pot TV. Screen Shot 2013-06-18 at 12.52.52 PM.png

The group claims that not only does cannabis cause cancer, muscular dystrophy, influenza, diabetes, diarrhea, brain death, spinal collapse, and many other horrifying ailments -- it also kills millions of people annually, and on its way to killing you, it makes you raving mad and violent, in the bargain. No, really -- that's what they claim.U.S.: They Can't Be Serious: 'Marijuana Makes You Violent' Group Raises Eyebrows | Hemp Newshemp.orgA mysterious, shadowy organization called Marijuana Makes You Violent (MMYV) has been spreading anti-cannabis propaganda all over the Internet, with a Facebook page, a Twitter account, and a YouTube channel. But as is obvious to anyone but the most literally minded among us, it's a spoof.

The president of the US Marijuana Party, William A. Chengelis, better known to marijuana law reformers as Wayward Bill, has been arrested on charges of distribution of a dangerous controlled substance by Washington, DC, federal police, according to reports from Denver’s John Doe Radio. Tim Martin reports that Chengelis and federal medical marijuana patient Irvin Rosenfeld [Continue Reading]