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Quick Hits (News)Judges Throw out Odor-Based Drug BustBy: Janet Elliott (Houston Chronicle) Where there's smoke, there may not be fire, the Court of Criminal Appeals concluded in ruling that the odor of marijuana didn't give Abilene police officers probable cause to enter a home. Click here for the full story. Marijuana Backers to do Battle AgainBy: Martha Mendoza (AP) Stung by the defeat of marijuana law reform measures in three states, proponents of decriminalizing the drug are preparing for a new round of political and legal battles. Click here for the full story. Who couldn't love COPS?By: Norml The federal Community Oriented Policing Services program, to be more specific. Click here for the full story. Medicinal-Pot Advocate Lights UpBy: Keith Fraser (The Province) American medicinal-pot advocate Steve Kubby and his wife Michelle are "terribly excited" to learn they'll be getting their grow-op back after marijuana charges against them were stayed. Click here for the full story. |
Growin' Our Own (Feature stories)A Merry Special InterviewBy: Elmore Stone The silly season is almost upon us. And what better way to be silly -- I thought -- than to do an interview with the most secretive, yet most public man on earth(?), Santa Claus. Click here for the full story. Delivery BoyBy: Pugsley There are times in a person's life when being at the right place at the right time can really pay off. It happened to me back in 1970 and lasted through 1972. If, by chance, my former employer is reading this allow me to say thank you. The money was great. Click here for the full story. America in a FixBy: John L. Kane Our present War on Drugs began in 1972 when pot-smoking demonstrators against the Vietnam War mocked all authority, ridiculed President Nixon and challenged the very assumption of his authority. His response has resulted in a society subjected to draconian remedies. The War on Drugs - through stringent, puritanical measures - attempts to set the public right. Not only is justice not done, it is threatened and derided. Click here for the full story. Busted Nuts (final part)By: General Lee Doofy (The 'Nuts' characters are a fictional creation by Rodger Beasly. No living intelligent individuals are represented in this writing) 0013 hrs Communique (Click here for part two) I crawled from the comfort of my worn black leather bean bag, made my way, on hands and knees, to my olive drab multi purpose foot locker, trunk, coffee table, pulled a key from my belt, unlocked the small master lock, lifted the lid, stuck my hand down into another small box and removed the leather pouch that contained a brass pipe and my best bud. Click here for the full story.
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Pipeline (Other stuff)Information Awareness Office Makes us a Nation of SuspectsBy: Charles Pena (CATO Institute) Embedded in the nearly 500 pages of the current House version of the Homeland Security Act is language that could give the federal government sweeping powers to secretly monitor . . . Click here for the full story. Drug Busts Gone AwryBy: Concerned In traditional wars, collateral damage is often caused by dumb bombs. In the war on drugs, collateral damage is often caused by dumb police. Click here for the full story. Big Brother on SteroidsBy: The Libertarian Party (Press release) A lobbying campaign to persuade the U.S. Senate to block the Pentagon's Total Information Awareness (TIA) program came up short -- but the Libertarian Party has vowed to continue to try to kill the massive surveillance system. Click here for the full story. If You Aren't Guilty, What are You Afraid of?By: Harry Browne The Homeland Security bill is now law, following in the footsteps of all the new government intrusions of the past 14 months. Click here for the full story. |
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