- Professor Grinspoon On The “Crazy Stoner” Claims About Cannabis And Cancer
  Monday, June 11th, 2012
  Cannabis is a wonderful thing. There is overwhelming evidence of its efficacy in treating a wide range of medical conditions… Read more…
  
  Topics: cancer, cannabinoid, cannabis, crazy stoner, Professor Lester Grinspoon, Reefer Madness, Rick Simpson
  Filed under: Medicine, Science | 34 Comments »
- So Where Now? Where Should Our Focus Be Most CLEAR?
  Sunday, May 13th, 2012
  The cannabis campaign has been shooting itself in the foot for far too long. Instead of building on the massive… Read more…
  
  Topics: cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Clear, crazy stoner, HASC drugs inquiry, Home Office, Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, MHRA, PCC, Press (PCC), Reefer Madness, Winston Matthews
  Filed under: Politics | 13 Comments »
- Between “Reefer Madness” And “Crazy Stoner”, Is The CLEAR Path To Reform
  Friday, May 4th, 2012
  Let’s be clear. Not all stoners are crazy and not all who oppose the reefer are mad. At the two… Read more…
  
  Topics: Bob Ainsworth, cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Charles Walker, Clear, crazy stoner, David Burrowes, Debra bell, Derek Williams, Jason Reed, Julian Huppert, Kathy Gyngell, Mark Easton, Mary Brett, Melanie Phillips, Nadine Dorries, Paul Flynn, Peter Hitchens, Peter Lilley, Peter Reynolds, Reefer Madness, Sarah McCulloch, Simon Heffer, Steve Elliott, Tom Brake, Tom Chivers
  Filed under: Politics | 16 Comments »
- “Quietly, Cannabis Has In Effect Been Decriminalised In Britain”
  Tuesday, March 27th, 2012
  Is that headline familiar? You may remember that CLEAR published something very similar two months ago: Effectively, Growing Your… Read more…
  
  Topics: cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Clear, crazy stoner, drugs policy, Release, The Economist
  Filed under: Law, Politics | 12 Comments »
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