- 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 »
- Email To David Burrowes MP, 9th May 2011
  Monday, May 9th, 2011
  David Burrowes, Conservative member for Enfield, Southgate, referring to the medicinal use of cannabis, said in the House today: “That… Read more…
  
  Topics: ACMD, alcohol, cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Clear, Conservative, David Burrowes, energy drink, government, health, medicinal cannabis, minister, Peter Reynolds, Professor Glyn Lewis, Professor Les Iversen, prohibition, psychosis, recreational, schizophrenia, tax and regulate, tobacco, UK, USA
  Filed under: Law, Medicine, Politics, Science | 36 Comments »
- Cannabis Question In the House, 9th May 2011
  Monday, May 9th, 2011
  Transcript from Commons Hansard at www.parliament.uk Cannabis 8. Paul Flynn (Newport West) (Lab): What her policy is on the use… Read more…
  
  Topics: ACMD, Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs, Austria, Canada, cannabis, David Burrowes, drugs policy, Finland, Germany, government, GP, Israel, Italy, James Brokenshire, medicinal cannabis, medicine, Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, MHRA, minister, MS, multiple sclerosis, Netherlands, Paul Flynn, Portugal, prescribe, psychosis, Sativex, schizophrenia, Spain, United States, USA
  Filed under: Law, Politics, Science | 12 Comments »
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