Find out about an elite group of native american traitors who prey on fellow aboriginals for trade and barter in herbs and trying to travel freely on their own native land. Plus more coverage of the Canadian decrim debate.

There is so much news coverage going on, and the different networks have been visiting us at our studio so much, it's hard to keep track of everything going on. Here's another installment of the coverage of Canada's crazy new "both ways at once" Drug Strategy.

Although Canada is set to decrimalize up to 15 grams of cannabis, making it a ticketable offence, in order to justify the change in law to the Bush administration, penalties for growing and distribution are set to be doubled in some cases, with growers facing a maximum penalty of 14 years, over the existingseven.

One of the more articulate voices in the Drug Law Reform Movement, Ethan Nadleman, of the Drug Policy Alliance dispells American criticism of Canada's plans of decrimilization with reason and logic.

The controversy over Canadian cannabis decrimilization is still going on strong on both sides of the border. Recent news coverage from a variety of network sources.

US Drug Czar John Walters continues with his assault on Canada's Cannabis Culture with more threats and intimidation. Plus other related Canadian Cannabis Coverage. Special added bonus, this years Toker's Bowl on CBC News! Also a Canadian Prisoner's fight to recieve his medical marijuana in jail.

The slimy US Drug Czar is back in the Canadian media with more US Drug War Lies & Propaganda, as well as the same old "We are not going to tell Canada what to do, but here is what we want you to do and if you don't do it here is what we are going to do to you". Speak out now, it may be our last chance for a soveriegn choice on Canadian Drug Law............... Click on the showpage link to see the welcoming comittee we had for Johny the Liar last time he was in Vansterdam! Also check out the link to CTV's Marijuana Backgrounder with videos and timeline.

CTV News: Craig Oliver on Ottawa's change in strategy for pot law. Dan Matheson talk as lawyer and a Liberal MP unhappy with pot proposals