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Genetic drug war
Public screening and genetic profiling is the future of the drug war, bringing back the philosophy that inspired the holocaust. full story
Have chain saw, will travel
Bored by the border? full story
Ganja gear
New hemp sneakers for your growing ganja wardrobe. full story
Drug war history tour
Vancouver activist launches unique tour of city's hidden history. full story
Herbal Holocaust 2005
New World Order leads charge to ban vitamins like pot full story
Nanonarks
Speculations on a drug-war technofuture full story
Ronald Reagan on drugs
The greatest legacy of "the great communicator" is America's vicious drug war. full story
Fortress America raises its walls
Increased border security affects millions full story
UN conference against drugs
Anti-drug meeting reveals dissent among nations. full story
H.R. Pufnstuf
Innocent childhood TV series revealed as pro-pot psychedelia! full story
US schwag in Canada
Canadian feds prefer low-grade US pot to high-potency BC bud. full story
Europe's toking trade show
Getting high on pot possibilities at Germany's ganja-business gathering. full story
Anti-war movement mobilizes
Opposition to drug war equals opposition to all war full story
Anti-war movement mobilizes
Opposition to drug war equals opposition to all war full story
Canada buys pseudo-pot from US
Activists claim that US government schwag isn't even really marijuana. full story
Drug war pilot
Inside the mind of a front line soldier in the war on plants. full story
Database of doom
International agreements and new technology ensure every cop, customs agent and drug warrior knows everything about you. full story
Another Berlin Wall
Canadian-US border problems increase full story
Latin America rejecting US drug war
Peru says no to US crop-spraying, Bolivia says yes to defiant native leader. full story
Radioactive buds?
New study shows that many fertilizers are radioactive, producing potentially harmful pot. full story
Drug testing vs human rights
Canadian employers can't test for private drug use full story
Suit against spraying
10,000 Ecuadoreans harmed by herbicides full story
Swiss pot trade-show
Swiss tolerance and engineering on display at awesome CannaTrade exhibition. full story
Knowledge is power
Guide to alternative websites full story
Drug war rebellion
South America is revolting against the US-led drug war. full story

Saturday, 7 November 2009
12:51pm in Vancouver - 21 min till 4:20 in Phnom Penh

Most mice under the influence of marijuana try to stay by themselves; they usually run away from the first signs of aggression. Even dominant mice are more likely to flee than fight. They simply want to be alone.

-- Ronald K. Siegel, Ph.D., "Intoxication"