Later this month, the supreme court of Mexico will review the country's current prohibition of marijuana.The post Mexico Considering Legalizing Cannabis to Weaken Drug Cartels appeared first on The Anti-Media.
Are you ready for a cannabis vacation?The post Forget Casinos, Native Americans Are Opening the Nation’s First Cannabis Resort appeared first on The Anti-Media.
Here's what Pope Francis thinks about the War on Drugs.The post You Can Stop Kissing Pope Francis’ Ass Now, He Supports the War on Drugs appeared first on The Anti-Media.
Snoop said it is important for marijuana users to "come out of the closet" as the fight for legalization continues.
The post Snoop Dogg Launching Weed Inspired Social Network Called “Merry Jane” appeared first on The Anti-Media.
US Senator Elizabeth Warren seems to be changing her tune about marijuana legalization – an issue that is expected to be front and center in the upcoming elections. She recently told the Boston Globe that she is “open” to the legalization of both medical and recreational marijuana. She was opposed to it just three years ago.
The UK government's response to a petition which garnered 200,000 signatures calling for legalising cannabis is nothing short of anti-science.
The post Government Responds to Cannabis Legalisation Petition with Debunked Propaganda appeared first on The Anti-Media.
The legalization of marijuana for both medicinal and recreational purposes has crossed political lines. ‘Republican voters’ (among many other individuals) are now making it very clear that they have had enough of the Feds tinkering with state marijuana laws.
National legalization of marijuana may be drawing a smidgeon closer. The National Cancer Institute (NCI), one of the federal government sponsored agencies, has just updated the FAQs on its website to include recent studies on marijuana showing that it can and has killed cancer cells.
These are the findings of studies NCI have included:
If police have been conducting shake-downs in their ‘drug war’ simply by going after the smell of marijuana, they will soon have difficulty upholding that action in a court of law – at least in Arizona. A judge there just ruled that police can no longer use the aroma of marijuana as ‘probable cause.’
That’s right, simply the smell of ‘Mary Jane’ is no longer sufficient reason for police to initiate a raid.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office recently raided medical marijuana programs of two tribal authorities in Northern California, which according a press release from the Leaders of Alturas Rancheria, is completely legal. Needless to say, the Tribal Authorities are quite upset about the event. The operations were owned by the Alturas Indian Rancheria and the Pit River Tribe.
