Sell weed to pay rent? Prison! Launder $9B for drug cartels? Bonuses!
The financial settlement with British megabank HSBC shows how the high-finance criminals finance your high and profit handsomely while you go to prison if you try to profit.
The financial settlement with British megabank HSBC shows how the high-finance criminals finance your high and profit handsomely while you go to prison if you try to profit.
The financial settlement with British megabank HSBC shows how the high-finance criminals finance your high and profit handsomely while you go to prison if you try to profit.
Today, Gov. Hickenlooper officially proclaimed the Amendment to be law, so there was no way supporters could know when they would gather to celebrate the law going into effect like we did in Washington.
I’m very excited that this photo from the Associated Press is being seen far and wide, from the San Francisco Chronicle, The Daily Mail (UK), The Vancouver Sun (Canada), WMAZ-TV in Macon, Georgia, Greenwich Time in Connecticut, and so many more!
The Better Halves, Chrissie and Jimmy Joe Natoli, wrote this amazing song for Texas NORML a couple years ago. It is so beautiful and covers much of what we believe in, please listen and share.
There have been many stories told of the people who will use dogs like pit bulls to guard their marijuana grows. But now we bring you the story of the Ganja Guard Gators!
We will live to see the day when the idea of treating children and adults with cannabis and other plants is seen as a natural first line of defense for good health and treatment for bad health. After all, until just the past couple of centuries, it was.
60 percent of those surveyed in the West support the legalization of marijuana, with only 37 percent opposed.
The Cannabis Therapy Institute, whose members opposed Colorado’s Amendment 64, are now profiting by selling “First to Legalize” merchandise.
It looks to me as if California is on the fast-track for marijuana legalization in 2014. But don’t discount Oregon. Our state’s largest newspaper is calling on our legislature to legalize and regulate marijuana.
Here’s hoping that reason, sanity, and pragmatism prevails. Join us tonight from 4pm Pacific onward for our live coverage of Marijuana Election Night 2012 at radicalruss.com, on Twitter: @RadicalRuss #MJVote
Oregonians for Law Reform is in need of volunteers in the Milwaukie/Clackamas/Portland area! We have these 4 foot by 8 foot banners funded by the gracious donations of reform-minded people and we need to get them seen out in the public.
A British couple in their sixties have received a three year prison sentence each for growing marijuana in their backyard.
Rick Steves brought his A New Approach to Marijuana Tour to Vancouver, Washington, in support of Initiative 502, the measure to legalize marijuana.
Dr. Levine reports that since 2001, over 129,000 Washingtonians had been arrested for marijuana possession, costing the state between $194 and $258 million dollars.
Please join us on The Russ Belville Show for Marijuana Election Night 2012 – Tuesday, November 6th – for live coverage of the most important votes in marijuana law reform history.
The most recent editorial from the Oregonian, Medical marijuana fees are not too high, is such a frightening collision of vacuity and mercilessness that Kim Kardashian should read it aloud while wearing a Marie Antoinette costume for Halloween.
“There will be at least two countervailing motions on the table for the Board of Directors at its next meeting, one asking for a search committee to seek out a new ED, and one asking to remove the Chair, and maybe even members of the Executive Committee.”
NORML Executive Director Allen St. Pierre calls for a national march for marijuana legalization to take place in Washington DC on Saturday, April 20, 2013 on the National Mall.
Day Two of the NORML National Conference in Los Angeles began with what I’m told was a fiery speech by Dominic Holden, the Seattle-based writer for The Stranger, former NORML Board Member, and this year’s winner of the Hunter S. Thompson Award.