Showing posts with label activist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label activist. Show all posts

Thursday, December 23, 2010

The ecstasy of "E"


An early morning address from the Chief Justice Bud the Oracle while on "E." I am trying to upload and complete this post before I lose contact with the keyboard as I get off on the LAD-00023. I enjoy communing with God this way and will take the camera along today and at least record this trip for posterity's sake. Yesterday's Current CBC Radio One "Top Under-Reported Canadian Stories" and "Project Censored"gave me cause to celebrate what seems to be a new era of honesty in the media. Happy tripping to all of you.

I TRULY HOPE THAT ALL WE GET TO DO SOMETHING GOOD TO HELP MAKE UP FOR ALL THE BAD THAT WE MAY HAVE DONE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

Please don't drink and drive and don't rush. Enjoy the birth of Christ





It was a pleasure to meet Tim van Horn and learn about his Canadian Mosaic project. Tim took a very nice photo of me at the CBC Food Bank drive. He included me even though I told him that I was no longer a Canadian

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Rational, credible voices on solutions to our drug problems



The above video features a former Judge, prosecutor James Gray. You will notice the mention of Portugal's success in decriminalization of all drugs



This man is a visionary of deep dimensions. Makes me want to investigate the Libertarian movement very much.



This man would get my vote for any office he would run for.



This man displays true compassion laced with reason!


Wow! Judge James Gray is a man who could have sentenced me as wisely and leniently as my last judge. She saw that I am sincerely working towards these goals responsibly. and she implemented a sentence commensurate with with the "crime:" Challenging the drug laws responsibly for the benefits this man talks about!



A talk by the vice president of LEAP on Google Tech talk

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

The war on Drugs: A fresh, complete perspective

Part 1 - drug problems in Scotland "Everyone's at It"






Part 2 - drug problems in America "The Life and Death of a Dealer"






Part 3 - drug problems in Afghanistan "Birth of a Narco-State"






Doesn't this cartoon say it all?


Vote Yes for Proposition 19 California this November and help to start putting an end to the insanity!

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Marijuana Guild Opens its doors to the Public February 4, 2010

Doors open at the crack of Noon. Normal hours of operation 12 pm to 8 pm Monday through Saturday.

You must be 18 years of age and be able to prove it with adequate ID. You must also be of sound mind.

The front Foyer will be on high definition surveillance camera and streamed live on the internet. Our customers will be the proof to the world that we are not criminals, rather otherwise law abiding, harmless people, who have nothing to hide. There will be some people making a documentary as well, so if you don't like the limelight, be forewarned.

Opening menu

Purple Kush $35/65 I

Nebula $35/65 IX

Hawiian $30/55 SX

Early Girl $30/55 SX

Jam $30/60 SX

Foxi Lady $25/50 SX

Afghani Gold seal Black hash

Items subject to change without notice

5% retail sales tax to be charged on all transactions to all non Status Natives.

$20.00 minimum purchase.