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    • A CLEAR Future

      Sunday, March 4th, 2012

      As we approach the anniversary of our first CLEAR year, I want to explain how we intend to take our… Read more…

      Topics: cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Cannabis Truth roadshow, Charles Walker, Clear, Comment Warriors, drug, MP, Peter Reynolds, prohibition, The Daily Mail
      Filed under: Politics | 12 Comments »

    • TokePure – more Anne Milton madness

      Thursday, January 26th, 2012

      I’m not an anarchist, but I’ll be honest I’m one of these people who have very little respect left for… Read more…

      Topics: cannabis, dept health, government, health, Home Office, milton, politician, prohibition, smoking, tobacco, UK
      Filed under: Politics | 7 Comments »

    • REVEALED: Inside Information On UK Drug Policy

      Thursday, January 26th, 2012

        “I think what was truly depressing about my time in UKADCU was that the overwhelming majority of professionals I… Read more…

      Topics: cannabis, drugs, Julian Critchley, prohibition
      Filed under: Law, Politics | 8 Comments »

    • This Absurd Waste Of Police Time And Resources

      Friday, January 20th, 2012

      Originally published 9th February 2011 The spectacle of police officers breaking down doors all over the country is ridiculous.  It… Read more…

      Topics: ACPO, Association of Chief Police Officers, cannabis, police, prohibition
      Filed under: Law, Politics | 3 Comments »

    • The Home Affairs Committee and the Overflowing Mailbox

      Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012

      So today I posted off my submission to the Home Affairs Committee drugs policy investigation. If you don’t know about… Read more…

      Topics: cannabis, drugs, law, misuse of drugs act, parliament, prohibition, reform
      Filed under: Politics | 6 Comments »

    • Prohibition

      Friday, December 30th, 2011

      Episode 1 2 3 By the mid-1920s, a great many people had become convinced that prohibition was a serious mistake…. Read more…

      Topics: alcohol, prohibition
      Filed under: Politics | No Comments »

    • Prohibition S01E02

      Tuesday, December 27th, 2011

      WATCH HERE Season 1, Episode 2: A Nation of Scofflaws  Original Air Date—3 October 2011 With the passing of the 19th… Read more…

      Topics: alcohol, prohibition
      Filed under: Politics | No Comments »

    • Prohibition S01E01

      Thursday, December 22nd, 2011

      WATCH HERE Season 1, Episode 1: A Nation of Drunkards Original Air Date—2 October 2011 The 19th century was a period… Read more…

      Topics: alcohol, prohibition
      Filed under: Politics | No Comments »

    • Reefer Madness In A Final Frenzy

      Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011

      The Unexpurgated Version! In the mid 1930s, after the end of alcohol prohibition, Harry Anslinger, former assistant commissioner at the… Read more…

      Topics: Al Jazeera, alcohol, America, Baroness Manningham-Buller, Belgium, Big Booze, Big Pharma, Britain, cancer, cannabis, Cannabis Skunk Sense, Charles Walker, cocaine, COMT, Crohn's disease, Czech Republic, David Cameron, DEA, Drug Enforcement Administration, drugs, endocannabinoid, fibromyalgia, France, gene, Gil Kerlikowske, Global Initiative on Drug Policy Reform, Gordon Brown, government, GW Pharmaceuticals, Harry Anslinger, Holland, Home Office, Independent on Sunday, Institute of Psychiatry, Italy, James Brokenshire, John Rentoul, Judge Alan Goldsack, marijuana, Mary Brett, medicinal cannabis, Michelle Leonhart, minister, MS, Paul Dacre, prime minister, Professor Les Iversen, Professor Robin Murray, prohibition, psychosis, Randolph Hearst, Reefer Madness, Sativex, Schengen Agreement, Sheffield, skunk, Slovakia, South Yorkshire Police, Spain, Switzerland, The Daily Mail, The Independent, tobacco, YouTube
      Filed under: Law, Medicine, Politics, Press Complaints Commission, Science | 18 Comments »

    • The ProHos Are Losing And They’re Fighting Like Alley Cats

      Friday, November 18th, 2011

      Prohibition is immoral. It causes far more harm than it prevents.  It is based on prejudice and discrimination.  Science, medicine… Read more…

      Topics: Alan Johnson, Australia, Big Booze, Big Pharma, Britain, cannabis, cannabis social club, Charles Walker, civil servant, David Cameron, DEA, Drug Enforcement Administration, Europe, FAC, France, GW Pharmaceuticals, Home Secretary, House of Lords, Israel, judge, London, Martin Barriuso, medical marijuana, medicinal cannabis, medicine, Melanie Phillips, Nadine Dorries, police, Portugal, prohibition, ProHos, Sativex, Sheffield, skunk, Spain, The Daily Mail, US president
      Filed under: Medicine, Miscellaneous, Politics, Science | 10 Comments »

    • Beer For Prosperity Campaign

      Sunday, October 30th, 2011

      “Beer for Prosperity” campaign poster 1932.  Hagley Museum & Library

      Topics: Beer for Prosperity, cannabis, prohibition
      Filed under: Law, Politics | 1 Comment »

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