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Give us a BIG SMILE!

Category: Fun | Posted on Mon, October, 31st 2011 by THCFinder

Smile if you wanna get high!

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Patients Substitute Marijuana for Prescription Drugs

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Mon, October, 31st 2011 by THCFinder

More and more people every single day are finding more reasons to switch from their prescriptions that carry multiple side effects to cannabis which only side effects include being happy, hungry and sleepy.

People who qualify for medical marijuana prescriptions frequently report substituting the substance for their other prescription medications.

In an anonymous survey, 66% of 350 clients at the Berkeley (Calif.) Patients Group, a medical marijuana dispensary, said that they use marijuana as a prescription drug substitute. Their reasons: Cannabis offered better symptom control with fewer side effects than did prescription drugs.

Two-thirds of a medical marijuana dispensary’s surveyed clients admitted to using cannabis as a substitute for prescription drugs.

Those with pain symptoms said that marijuana has less addiction potential than do opioids. Others said marijuana helped to reduce the dose of other medications.

"Instead of having a pain medication, an antianxiety medication, and a sleep medication, they are able to just use cannabis, and that controls all of those symptoms," said Amanda Reiman, Ph.D., the director of research and social services at the Berkeley center. Almost 50% of those surveyed said they use cannabis two or three times per day.

(Source) http://www.internalmedicinenews.com

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White House: No Legalization of Marijuana

Category: Legalization | Posted on Mon, October, 31st 2011 by THCFinder

The government once again ignores the peoples requests and continues with the bullshit excuses for keeping marijuana illegal. What ever happned to "We the people"? At what point did our government forget that the people are supposed to decide what they want on a majority rule, not well the government doesn't like it so thats how it's going down. Somewhere they forgot that the people voted them into office and we are supposed to have a voice about our laws and country and this is what it has come down to again and again.

So, the legalize-marijuana crowd finally got a thoughtful answer from the White House — but not one it wanted.

After being ignored or quickly dismissed on multiple occasions, Americans who want to see marijuana legalized found a way to get the White House to take their question seriously. The White House “We the People” project lets anyone submit a petition requesting government action. If the petition gets enough signatures, the White House promises a policy response.

A petition calling for legalization and regulation of marijuana “in a matter similar to alcohol” quickly vaulted into the top position, receiving nearly 75,000 signatures. Four others making similar requests were in the top 10. A total of eight marijuana-related petitions each received more than 5,000 signatures. It turns out that the White House still does not support pot legalization.

Gil Kerlikowske, director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, offered the official White House response on marijuana, saying the administration does not support legalization. He said that research finds that marijuana is associated with addiction, respiratory disease and cognitive impairment and that pot is ever more potent, possibly affecting still-developing brains of people in their 20s. He went on to say that the White House drug control strategy is “balanced and comprehensive, emphasizing prevention and treatment” and “innovative law enforcement.”

(Source) http://blogs.wsj.com

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Happy Halloween everyone!

Category: Fun | Posted on Mon, October, 31st 2011 by THCFinder

Get your smoke on!

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Federal raid angers California medical-marijuana advocates

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Mon, October, 31st 2011 by THCFinder

REDWOOD VALLEY, Calif. -- REDWOOD VALLEY, Calif. The U.S. drug agents' vehicles rumbled past vineyards and cattle ranches, traversed winding roads through oak woodlands and cleared a gate marked with a sign: "Member, Mendocino Farm Bureau."

Camouflaged and heavily armed, Drug Enforcement Administration officers brought a battering ram to the door of Matthew Cohen and a chain saw to cut down his 99 marijuana plants earlier this month.

The raid on Cohen's Northstone Organics garden, which boasted of "farm direct" marijuana deliveries to medical users, has stoked a fierce debate over whether federal authorities sought to nullify California's most renowned local regulatory program for medical marijuana cultivation.

In Mendocino County and beyond, Cohen, 34, was applauded as a leader who worked with local officials to initiate a program in which the sheriff issues $50 per-plant zip ties, with serial numbers, to enforce 99-plant limits for growers with dispensary contracts or documentation that they serve medical marijuana patients.

In a county infamous for black market marijuana growing and trafficking and distrust of the government nearly 100 local pot farmers signed up for the oversight program in two years. They paid more than $8,000 in annual fees each to let the sheriff inspect their gardens, count their plants and enforce environmental standards and rules for fencing and security.

(Source) http://www.sacbee.com/2011/10/30/4018044/federal-raid-angers-california.html

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