It's Official: Canadian Conservatives Extradite Marc Emery to U.S.

CANNABIS CULTURE - The extradition order to send marijuana activist Marc Emery to the United States for an expected five-year prison term has been signed by the Canadian Minister of Justice, Rob Nicholson.

Cannabis Culture has learned that Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Conservative Party of Canada made their decision shortly after Emery turned himself in to Canadian authorities this morning: The Prince of Pot will be handed over to the United States for selling marijuana seeds over the Internet.

YOU CAN STILL HELP! Please contact Judge Ricardo Martinez in Seattle, Washington and tell him that he should let Marc Emery return home to Canada with a no-prison sentence instead of the 5-year term in the plea deal.

Mail: Honorable Ricardo S. Martinez
U.S. Courthouse
700 Stewart Street, Suite 13134
Seattle, WA
98101-9906
USA

It's Official: Conservatives Extradite Marc Emery | Cannabis Culture Magazine

Women's Marijuana Movement Launched

And so begins the movement that will end marijuana prohibition just as the prohibition of alcohol was ended when the mothers across the nation got involved. Thanks moms!

Just in time for Mother’s Day, women from all age groups and from all walks of life came out to Colorado’s State Capitol in Denver to help launch the Women’s Marijuana Movement.

Jessica Corry is a mother, wife, lawyer, a conservative political activist, and co-founder of the Women’s Marijuana Movement. She is not a marijuana user; she is a proponent of common sense. Corry feels the marijuana laws are unjust.

The Full Article

Please visit The Women's Marijuana Movement Website and show your support for the reform of unjust marijuana laws.

The prohibition of marijuana: That's the problem

"People don't feel marijuana is dangerous," DC Assistant Police Chief Peter Newsham said, "but it is, because of the way it is sold."

"It's time for officials to acknowledge reality: Marijuana doesn't kill people. Prohibition does." -Mike Meno, Washington

Follow the link below to The Washington Post where you can read about yet another law enforcement officer that agrees the only real danger posed by marijuana is that which is caused by it's prohibition. While you're at it, why not head over to the website of LEAP (Law Enforcement Against Prohibition) and read the testimonies of hundreds of current and retired police officers who have seen first had the harms of prohibition.

Click here to read the full article on The Washington Post