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Coalition for Medical Marijuana -- New Jersey: Monthly Public Meeting

CMM-NJ Public Meetings are always held on the second Tuesday of the month. All are welcome. Light refreshments are served. For more information, call: Ken Wolski, RN, MPA [Executive Director Coalition for Medical Marijuana--New Jersey, Inc., 844 Spruce St., Trenton, NJ 08648] at 609.394.2137.

4th IACM Conference on Cannabinoids and Medicine

The International Association for Cannabis as Medicine in cooperation with the Institute for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy of the University of Cologne would like to invite you to the 2007 Meeting of the IACM on October 5-6, 2007 at the Holiday Inn, Cologne.

ACLU Forum: Wakarusa '07 - Privacy Rights in Public Places

Please join at the Douglas County ACLU for a panel discussion with Rick Frydman, attorney; Charles Branson, Douglas County District Attorney; DPFKS Executive Director Laura Green; Lt. Kari Wempe of the Douglas County Sheriff's Department; and an ACLU Representative. Questions from the audience will be entertained.

April 20 Peaceful Potheads Protest

Join former Political Prisoner of the Pot War Edward "NJWeedman" Forchion, members of the Legalize Marijuana Party (www.tlmp.org), and PhillyNORML ( www.phillynorml.org ) at “high noon” at Independence Mall , Philadelphia Pa. directly in front of the Liberty Bell to demand "peace" and an a end to our foreign "WAR" in Iraq and the domestic "War on herb users". Its far past time that the “herb users” of America stood up to the do-gooders we must exercise our first amendment rights and petition for a redress of our grievances.

Peru's Garcia Seems Determined to Stoke Conflict With Coca Growers

Although the Peruvian government cut a deal with coca growers in San Martin state last month to end a strike, promising a temporary end to forced eradication of coca crops, it has since decided to resume the destruction of crops. Garcia has also vowed loudly to bomb coca crops and maceration pits. It is almost as if he is seeking confrontation with growers. Now he's getting it. Coca growers in Tingo Maria, Aucayacu, and Leoncio Prada announced strikes beginning today. Growers in San Martin's Tocache district are already rumbling over the government's reversal on eradication. And someone has taken more direct action: On Friday, snipers opened fire on an eradication team in Yanajanca, killing one civilian eradicator and wounding five police officers. Garcia is headed for Washington soon for trade talks. Is he attempting to curry favor with the US by taking a tough line on coca and cocaine? And what kind of price in terms of domestic conflict and violence is he willing to pay?
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