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Medical Marijuana and Miserable, Malignant Misinformation: the Essence of Reefer Madness

“…the primary reason to outlaw marijuana is its effect on the degenerate races.” -Prohibitionist Harry Anslinger

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - Not many of the readers will remember the garbage printed by the Hearst Newspapers written by Harry Anslinger, a self appointed guardian of Americans, about the extreme dangers of smoking marijuana.

Feds Move to Throw Marijuana Users in Prison for Driving

This is crazy neo-fascist, police-state gratuitous political pandering to the Police/Prison-industrial complex.

(SAN FRANCISCO) - Are they bleeping serious? Not yet a year and a half into his Presidency, Barack Obama is making the biggest blunder of first half-term.

Medical Marijuana Success and Free Advertising by Portland Tribune

Many thanks to the Portland Tribune.

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - I really don’t know or understand the agenda of The Tribune regarding Medical Marijuana but they certainly seem to have one.

All of the articles have an aroma of Reefer Madness with many falsities and half truths. First they printed that the marijuana system was BROKEN. It wasn’t a system in the first place.

Oregon Joins Many States Celebrating Hemp History Week

Historic Early 20th Century USDA Hemp Research Documents Re-Discovered

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Today marks the start of the 1st Annual Hemp History Week, which is taking place between now and May 23, 2010. As a national grassroots education campaign, 185 events have been planned nationwide in 32 states with the goal of renewing strong support for hemp farming in the U.S.

Marijuana: Where Does It Come From?

You probably have questions, who grows all these plants? Most of the time it is the Mexican Mafia.

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - I’ve posted about this before; see Medical Marijuana: Where Does It Come From? on Salem-News.com. It grows north as far as the Arctic Circle but best in real tropical areas.

It also grows in backyards, attics, bedrooms and basements. That said where does it really grow?

Dr. Pot, or `The Most Dangerous Man in Oregon`

U of W senior journalism major, Willie Hayward interviews Dr. Phil Leveque.

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - He is known by several different aliases that he didn’t personally create; The Oregonian coined him as a “danger to all his patients and the public in general” and the Oregon Medical licensing board claimed he “poses an imminent risk to public health and safety” and revoked his medical license in 2004.

Fibromyalgia and Medical Marijuana Success
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Fibromyalgia patients told me that marijuana gave better pain relief than a whole catalogue of drugs.

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - When Oregon legalized Medical Marijuana, I was one of the first doctors with many patients. I had about 1000 the first year and 5000 in 5 years.

Alcohol Blamed in Salem Hemp Store Destruction

The driver of the white Hyundai was escorted away by police; it took some help, but he appeared to be unbloodied and unbroken.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Police arrested a man for slamming his car through a Salem, Oregon head shop today.

An adjacent barber shop took damage also; the crash occurred on 12th Street at Tiff's 'Get Your Hemp On'.

Ethan Natelmann Critiques Obama`s New Drug War Strategy

This administration is headed in a new direction on drug policy - but too slowly, too timidly...

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - The White House's 2010 National Drug Control Strategy, released this morning by President Obama and drug czar Gil Kerlikowske, is both encouraging and discouraging.

There's no question that it points in a different direction and embraces specific policy options counter to those of the past thirty years.

Medical Marijuana Video Q&A with Dr. Phil Leveque

The doctor is in, and you can always send your questions in for a future segment.

(SALEM, Ore.) - One of our regular features at Salem-News.com, are the question and answer videos about medical marijuana and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) with Dr. Phillip Leveque.

He is one of the nation's most well known experts on the subject. In addition to being a retired Osteopathic Physician, Dr. Leveque is also a Professor of Pharmacology and a Forensic Toxicologist.