Monday, October 27, 2003

Odds and Ends Welcome to the folks from Matthew's Are You Outraged? blog. It's always great when another blogger opposed to the drug war stops by. You can get a feel for his posts by checking out The evil of Ashcroft and the DEA knows no bounds Caring is a very long way down the list of the things the DEA does. Yep. DRCNet is offering a new instructional video, "BUSTED: The Citizen's Guide to Surviving Police Encounters," as their new premium gift to members donating at the $35 level or above. Produced by the Flex Your Rights Foundation and narrated by retired ACLU executive director Ira Glasser, BUSTED realistically depicts the pressure and confusion of common police encounters. Kate Scannell in the Oakland Tribune: As a doctor, I am stunned by the intensity of the Bush administration's obsession with medical marijuana.  It boggles my mind to think that our government officials are spending so much time and money to obstruct the use of a medication that might actually help cancer patients tolerate their chemotherapy, AIDS patients gain a little weight, glaucoma patients suffer less. Via TalkLeft: Anyone wishing to write to Tommy Chong may do so through this address: Thomas Kin Chong 07798-068 Taft CI UNIT A, #4B PO Box 7001 1500 Cadet Road Taft, CA 93268 Clearly at the Odd end: Cops in Bogota, Colombia, are accustomed to finding drugs stashed on planes bound for the United States, but were surprised to find a cache of cocaine on a jet inbound from Miami. 11:53:07 PM | drug policy | Related  | permalink | comment []