The Million Marijuana March happened in Portland, Oregon, in conjunction with 200 other marches in cities around the world to end adult marijuana prohibition.Brought to you by CRRH's Hemp TV.

The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation files a lawsuit on behalf of Leroy Stubblefield, a quadriplegic Vietnam War veteran who had his Oregon state-licensed medical marijuana seized by a DEA agent. THCF sues the Drug Enforcement Administration, the US Justice Department and US Attorney General John Ashcroft, seeking an declaratory relief from the US federal court ordering the feds to leave state-licensed medical marijuana license-holders alone. In Oregon, the annual state license is US$150.

The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation is proud to help Leroy Stubblefield, a quadriplegic man, and his 2 caregivers, who are Oregon's 1st state-licensed medical marijuana patients known to have their garden seized by the US Drug Enforcement Administration. We are happy to give them 7 new healthy plants and an ounce of free outdoor organic cannabis flowers each. We interview them about their ordeal and look at the DEA agent's business card.

Ed "New Jersey Weedman" Forchion has been very active in the New Jersey/Pennsylvania area protesting marijuna prohibition. He ran for public office and then went to prison for 25 pounds. He got out after 17 months on the condition that he not advocate for marijuana legalization. Now, in a series of actions in NJ and these 6 versions of his new TV commercial, Ed is again standing for freedom of speech and freedom of conciousness. On Monday, August 19, Weedman was busted by his parole officer for these ads. Free Ed Forchion!

This show was produced in the late 1980s by the Drug Policy Foundation. It features Arnold Trebach, Ethan Nadelmann, Richard Dennis, Richard Cowan, David Boaz, and NY Sen. Joseph Galiber. This is a well-produced documentary on how drugs could be legalized. In the studio audience you can see the activist community, including Dana Beal, Dale Gieringer, and HempTV's Paul Stanford. Dr. Todd Mikuriya asks the panel a question.

Donahue has Gov. Gary Johnson of New Mexico, Sup. Mark Leno of San Francisco, Lynn Nofzinger of the Reagan administration and Billy Rogers of the new Nevada marijuana regulation initiative debate ex-Drug Czar, General Barry McCaffrey. McCaffrey complains that this is the most unbalanced program he has ever been on.

The Million Marijuana March happens in Portland, Oregon, in conjunction with 200 other marches in cities around the world to end adult marijuana prohibition.

Peter McWilliams, the late author and medical marijuana activist killed by the US government in Los Angeles, gives a speech before the Libertarian Party national convention on July 4, 1998. pnm://66.224.103.98/Crrh/williams.rm

Great new improved streaming. This funny little video is excerpted from a 1997 California play by Bert Glick. The video has lots of funny scenes, from the present, the future and the past, and ends with scenes of spectacular wealth from William Randolph Hearst's mansion and imagines what might have been said there to criminalize cannabis.

Los Angeles station KTLA covers a protest at the Los Angeles Cannabis Resource Center, a medical marijuana buyers' club that operated with the oversight of the West Hollywood city council. The DEA is escalating their war against US by trying to undermine medical marijuana ballot box victories of recent years by targeting doctors and caregivers.