The BBC. Tony Blair has turned jolly old England into the lap-dog of sleazy Old Uncle Scam, by bringing the American style War on Drugs and school piss tests to Britain. "The idea has been successfully pioneered by President Bush in American schools" http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/3511611.stm

Newshawk Guardian 99 sent us this clip of PM Paul Martin more explicitly stating his stance on marijuana law, tougher American style for growers and distributors. Vote for Jack Layton and the NDP!

CTV.ca News Staff. Fifteen years ago, Winnipeg didn't have a crack cocaine problem. Now it's become the second most popular drug on the streets, just behind marijuana. Crack, a mixture of cocaine and chemicals, is popular because it's cheap, powerfully addictive, and offers a euphoric high. But the high lasts only about three Pot TV says "Crack sucks, stay away from crack." http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1076784488831_25//

A variety of cannabis related stories from England including a debate about cannabis decrimilization from Britian and another story that explains plans to relax the cannabis laws could save police £38m a year and vastly improve police and community relations. The study by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation backs proposals by Home Secretary David Blunkett to downgrade cannabis to a Class C drug. The study - called Times They Are A-Changing - also revealed huge variations across the country in the way offenders are dealt with for possession of cannabis.

Police in the "Drug Businness" (Freudian slip?)& the Technology behind it.Alice Cooper on alcoholism and Drugs , George W., Clinton and Presidential Candidate John Kerry meet in a bar on S.N.L. Edmonton - BC Warehouse Busts, & 'Saturday Night Stoner Dream Date'.Thanks to Flash and Atom for the quick reflexes.New logo from TreeFish in Japan.

Newshawk Brian sent in these great archival clips that include Bill O'Reilly on George Soros, John Kerry puffing the magic dragon, Texas Cops, Bush's State of the Union school drug test promise, British Decrim, Todd McCormick and the Cannabis Castle and nasty pig-guards terrorize Prisoners.

Flash is back with a recent batch of clips covering the growing problem of Grow-Op Home Invaders, a bunch of Stoners in the army don't have to go to the Mid-East because of negative piss-tests, (have a toke for freedom boys!) and a bit of fun from Conan O'Brian.

Paul Martin gives his stance on Canadian Pot Laws, and Bill Mehar speaks out again for marijuana legalization. Plus activsts Allison Myrden and Tim Meehan on the Radio.

Audio only. Governor Mitt Romney is expected to decide later this month whether he will join Senators Kennedy and Kerry and urge the federal drug enforcement administration to allow a Massachusetts professor to grow marijuana for medical research. There are a avriety of other marijuana related audio at the bottom of the showpage. http://publicbroadcasting.net/wbur/news.newsmain?action=article&ARTICLE_ID=570473

BBC, UK. Tory leader Michael Howard has pledged to reverse the relaxation of cannabis laws as a new campaign is launched to remind people of the changes. This story has a reference to the "alleged" death from cannabis as the "first ever" if it is even true.Cannabis will be reclassified from class B to a class C next week despite doctors saying the drug is unsafe. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3418219.stm