Lorraine Fullbrook | CLEAR

- Why Are So Many MPs Incapable Of Common Sense On Drugs?
  Wednesday, June 20th, 2012
  Or is the truth more sinister? I don’t know but I do know that I shared David Nutt’s evident frustration… Read more…
  
  Topics: alcohol, British Lung Foundation, cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Clear, cocaine, David Winnick, heroin, Home Affairs, human trafficking, Independent Scientific Committee on Drugs, ISCD, James Clappison, Julian Huppert, Kathy Gyngell, Latin America, Lorraine Fullbrook, Mary Brett, Michael Ellis, money laundering, Nicola Blackwood, Peter Hitchens, Professor David Nutt, select committee
  Filed under: Politics, Science | 25 Comments »
- The Drugs Inquiry Must Hear The Truth About Cannabis
  Saturday, April 28th, 2012
  What has it heard so far? From Sir Richard Branson: “Skunk is too strong”. From Professor Clare Gerada: “Cannabis causes… Read more…
  
  Topics: Alun Michael, Bridget Phillipson, cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Chip Somers, Clear, David Winnick, Focus 12, GW Pharmaceuticals, HASC drugs inquiry, Home Office, James Clappison, Julian Huppert, Kathy Gyngell, Keith Vaz, Lorraine Fullbrook, marijuana, Mark Reckless, Michael Ellis, Nicola Blackwood, Peter Reynolds, Professor Clare Gerada, Sir Richard Branson, skunk, Steve McCabes, Transform
  Filed under: Politics | 23 Comments »
- There Can Be No Doubt – British Government Cannabis Policy Is Corrupt.
  Thursday, January 19th, 2012
  David Cameron is corrupt. The Home Office is corrupt. Theresa May, Lord Henley, James Brokenshire, Alan Johnson, Jacqui Smith (I name… Read more…
  
  Topics: Alan Johnson, Alun Michael, Bridget Phillipson, Charles Clarke, David Blunkett, David Cameron, David Winnick, GW Pharmaceuticals, Home Office, Jacqui Smith, James Brokenshire, James Clappison, Julian Huppert, Lee Smith, Lord Henley, Lorraine Fullbrook, Mark Reckless, Michael Ellis, Molly Meacher, Nicola Blackwood, Paul Flynn, Peter Lilley, Steve McCabe, Theresa MayKeith Vaz, Tom Brake
  Filed under: Politics | 10 Comments »
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