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HAPPY 4/20
It kinda reminds me of the weigh they measure a quarter these days … the dollar, the economy, the gas. So on this fantastic 4/20 … take a moment, reflect, and prepare to enlist motherfuckers …
In Honour of the day, here’s a potcast for you to enjoy!
http://www.marijuanamilitia.com/radio/potcast420-2008.mp3
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Santee, Calif. — A Santee Pastor who had been found guilty of selling hundreds of pounds of pot has been pardoned by President George Bush.
In what certainly seems baffling to Marijuana Advocates everywhere, President Bush has pardoned a SoCal Pastor for his 1996 conviction for selling/dealing marijuana. Anthony Foglio Jr. an associate pastor at the Sonrise Community Church received his pardon this week. Anthony was quoted as saying “It’s God’s mercy. It’s an undeserved gift.”
Foglio wasn’t a pastor when he sold hundreds of pounds of the drug. Apparently if you find god … George Bush thinks you deserve forgiveness …
Way to go Barry Cooper,
In another step in the right Direction, former narcotics officer turned pot pariah has released a second film in his NeverGetBusted videos.
Following in the footsteps of his “Never Get Busted Again” DVD which has now sold over 30,000 copies. Barry is now proud to present us with “Never Get Raided Again”.
In a thinly veiled attempt to adopt an American policy towards drug control Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his “Conservative” government are leading Canada, yet again in a direction it would rather not go.
Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper is calling for a cultural shift with Bill C-26, to be enforced by what his political opponents are calling an American-style war on drugs. He has introduced legislation that would set mandatory minimum jail sentences for marijuana growers and traffickers, and he is seeking more money for enforcement and prosecution.
Presented by the ACLU www.aclu.org
DON’T RUN
Think Carefully about your words, movement, body language and emotions.
Don’t get into an argument with the police. Remember, anything you say or do can be used against you
Keep your hands where the police can see them.
Don’t Touch any police officer.
Don’t Resist even if you believe you are innocent.
Don’t complain on the scene or tell the police they’re wrong or that you’re going to file a complaint.
Do not make any statements regarding the incident.
Ask for a lawyer immediately upon your arrest.
