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"The campaign is going to shift gears. It's going to accelerate. It's going to get much bigger," Paul said. "We have the momentum. We have the Constitution on our side. We have the numbers of people." ..

Although this language may seem harsh to some, I beg you to consider that, in relation to the harshness (and finality) of the taking of a human life, and the capture of a nation, it's nothing in comparison to what's in store. SAVE THIS EARTH!

In his new book "A Time to Fight" freshman Virginia Sen. Jim Webb writes: "The time has come to stop locking up people for mere possession and use of marijuana," he writes. "It makes far more sense to take the money that would be saved by such a policy...

All of this sounds very disturbing, of course, but as is always the case with scary marijuana, there turns out to be far more to the story. In this case both studies relied on small samples of obscenely heavy marijuana users(up to 350 joints per week!)

He came to the United States a few years ago, dreaming that he would lead a prosperous life. But his fate was waiting for something else. Francisco Castaneda landed in jail. Early this year he died from penile cancer, after repeated requests for a biopsy.

On May 22, 2008, the Drug Enforcement Administration issued a final rule to allow..DEA previously limited group medical practices...DEA regulations required practitioners...DEA promulgated regulations to permit qualifying physicians...DEA FINAL RULE...

McCain: "I believe that marijuana is a gateway drug. That is my view & that's the view of the federal drug czar." Yet the real experts, American College of Physicians endorse the merits of medical marijuana & recommend the end of marijuana as a Sch.1 drug

Of course if you flip to the second page of the article, how many people do this? We find that "researchers acknowledged that the study did not prove it was marijuana and not some other factor triggering the brain difference. Wow, really? So what is

This summer, the U.S. House of Representatives will vote on the Hinchey-Rohrabacher amendment, which, if passed, would prohibit the DEA and the Justice Department from spending taxpayer money to raid, arrest, or prosecute medical marijuana patients.