Tuesday, November 22, 2011 -

    Legal Remedies Part 6

    The Legal Remedies campaign (part 1)

    Legal Remedies – A Call To Action (part 2)

    Legal Remedies – Opening Salvo (part 3)

    Legal Remedies part 4

    Legal Proceedings Have Been Issued Against The Home Secretary (part 5)

    The latest tactic from our so-called democratically accountable Home Office is simply to ignore correspondence.

    In response we are getting serious.

    Buster Dawson has agreed to take on the role of campaign co-ordinator. Very shortly he will be in touch with all existing participants to check what stage you are at and assist with next steps. He will be maintaining charts and records of the progress of each participant and will be available for advice or guidance. Buster will be able to provide letter/email templates and has immediate access to our legal advisers when necessary

    If you wish to join just over 30 people who are set on this path towards obtaining an import licence for Bedrocan, then please contact Buster.

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    • http://www.facebook.com/smiffyenya Paul Smith

      Hmm

      I dont see the point anymore, better to grow a plant or 3 and hope for the best. It’s all over my Med Recs that i use cannabis for pain and i have done all i can possibly do now, i have wrote to my MP about 10 times.

      Asked my Doctor for Sativex

      told my doctors it’s the only thing that helps

      applied to the home office for an import license

      and now i have just about had enough so i think in the new future i will risk my liberty and waste there time and money through the court system if i get nicked (knowing full well they read these Blogs – hello are you listening Home Office)!

      and let them lock me up if they so wish.
       

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=569753693 Dave Balfe

      Paul Smith don’t give up the fight mate, freedom to use your medication of choice was never going to be easy.

    • Anonymous

      It sickens me that a man in the 21st century must be forced into a crime which in reality is not really a crime at all.It doesn’t really exist.It’s a plant.It’s a plant that gives pleasure, has medicinal properties and has been used for thousands of years by many people,relatively safely, with less overall problems than other highly taxed, toxic plants and substances.
      Having the choice to use a substance which has an outside chance of causing psychological harm, is surely preferable to using a substance that has a greater possibility of causing psychological harm AND poisons the system?
      I know which I would choose…

      However I would advise you not to grow mate, simply because this whole game is one of posturing and nannying for the government and the prohos.It’s just a popularity game for them.It’s almost like a cult religion the way they feverishly insist, even in the face of science,fact and history, that what we do is so very, very wrong that it warrants a punishment that is far more destructive to the individual than the drug itself! 
      This is their reasoning.There is no logic to it.

    • http://www.peter-reynolds.co.uk Peter Reynolds

      Paul, if that’s your decision then I respect it but you are a loss to the cause.

      In my view we have to keep on keeping on.  We mustn’t give up.

    • Christopher

      Don’t give up Paul, this is exactly what the dark side want you to do. By their refusal to engage or listen to the most rational of arguments, they hope it will tire our campaigners so they get fed up with it and go away.

    • http://www.facebook.com/smiffyenya Paul Smith

      Im not giving up, i was just having a bad pain fueled day

      I do find writing to members of Parliament a complete waste of time though,

      i have written to my MP so many times now, i saw him at church the other week for remembrance Sunday and had a brief hand shake and chat with him, he said, you email me all the time, i told him yes – we laughed politley and then he said, where do you live in town? This is a guy i write to all the time

      clueless rich tory

    • Lucyingham

      I wrote to my mp, who at least after explaining my health issues, wrote to Theresa May about Bedrocan, I got a letter back stating Cannabis is a class b drug, has been linked with mental illness, and has not been approved by the competant UK regulators, the MHRA (yet they approved seroxat & silicone implants) despite my life slipping by without the unmatched relief from Hemp flower chocolate and my desire to conform to the law, my request for safe access has been denied. The concern for my welfare and quality of life is touching.