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A Minnesota senior was jailed by Canadian border guards at a Manitoba port of entry after a jar containing some motor oil was mistaken for heroin. Janet Goodin, 66, a retired girl scout registrar and grandmother of 12, was on her way to Sprague, M
Law enforcement officers walked drug-sniffing dogs through a Pulaski apartment complex [without a warrant] at 2AM -- a practice occasionally used to search for evidence of illegal drug activity, the town's police chief said.
Trying to win the largely catholic public to their side, the Michoacan Cartel has begun claiming they are the Mexican Knights Templar.
James Warren "Flaming Eagle" Mooney discusses how he went from Drug enforcer to Oklevueha Native American Church Medicine Man and the Legal precedence that has been laid down, defending the rights of the individual to practice religious freedom acco
James Warren "Flaming Eagle" Mooney is interviewed and discusses the Native American Church http://nativeamericanchurch.net and how the 1st Amendment of the constitution for the united States gives the people the absolute right to use church sacremen
Recent legal precedents now make it possible for ANYONE to obtain an ID card that legally entitles the bearer to possess, transport, transmit, and use any natural herbal material they wish - as members of the Oklevueha Native American Church!
James Warren "Flaming Eagle" Mooney of Native American Church on Gorilla Radio 10:00 am PST July 21, 2011 at http://kpfz.org/kpfz-internet- stream/ The Native American Church is officially recognized by the US government. Supreme court de
For the second time in a year, Lawrence County Children and Youth Services has been accused in a federal lawsuit of removing a child from a mother’s custody after a positive test for opiates allegedly triggered by poppy seeds.
Drug warriors often contend that drug use would skyrocket if we were to legalize or decriminalize drugs in the United States.
A case of mistaken identity nearly roped a Struthers family into one of the largest drug sweeps in the area this year. Doreen Fox of Lewis Street, Struthers, was home with her 30-year-old son Wednesday morning preparing to leave for a doctor’s app
A west Texas judge rejected a plea deal for legendary country-western musician Willie Nelson, who now faces up to a year in prison for marijuana possession. The original deal allowed him to plead guilty and pay a fine if he played a song.
The Oklevueha Native American Church can use any "Earth-based healing herb for use in ceremony". Any member use it, transport it in their cars, have it in their homes, and use it in their own ceremonies on their property and any federal land. A land
Comedian Elon James White takes on America's failed forty-year war on drugs.
His agency has noticed that several states have enacted laws to allow “multiple large-scale, privately-operated industrial marijuana cultivation centers.’’ And Cole said some of these could have revenues of millions of dollars a year “based on the pl
In Tennessee, a big drug bust is in jeopardy after a federal judge found that police had no reason for the traffic stop that led to the subsequent search and arrest: Lt. Shane Daugherty, a team supervisor with the 17th Judicial Drug Task Force and pe
The Tyrannical Drug War - And its Einsatzgruppen. Article by Will Grigg. / Revealing the State as Pure Evil - David Gordon on the work of anarcho-capitalist Sam Konkin. / TSA Naked X-Rays Produce Cancer in Its Own Agents - So there is, of course, a c
The invaders who murdered Hampton, Virginia resident William Cooper swiped about $900 in cash. They seized his gun collection. They took the Lexus from his driveway.
The invaders who murdered Hampton, Virginia resident William Cooper swiped about $900 in cash. They seized his gun collection. They took the Lexus from his driveway. By some oversight they neglected to extract the gold fillings from his teeth. Whi
commissioners hail from 15 countries around the world, from North and Latin America, to Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. They are four former presidents, United Nations dignitaries, authors and intellectuals, health and security officials, NGO di
The War on (Some) Drugs - It's racist, says Wilt Alston. / Descent into Fascism - Edwin Vieira on our national socialist monetary system. / Is College Worth It? - 11 signs it may be a one-way ticket to student debt hell.
Debtor’s prison are making a comeback because of the debt collection industry. Elites like former Comptroller D. Walker are waxing nostalgically for more punitive measures in the face of a population that simply cannot pay its debts.
“It may seem contradictory, but the unfortunate level of violence is a sign of success in the fight against drugs,” said Michele Leonhart, head of the Drug Enforcement Administration. The cartels “are like caged animals, attacking one another,” she a
N an extraordinary new initiative announced earlier this month, the Global Commission on Drug Policy has made some courageous and profoundly important recommendations in a report on how to bring more effective control over the illicit drug trade. The
As growth slows, the Scotts Miracle-Gro Company is looking to the expanding medical marijuana industry as a new source of revenue. Scotts' Chief Executive Jim Hagedorn told the Wall Street Journal that he is exploring medical marijuana and other n
A prominent Kenyan multi-millionaire businessman and politician, John Harun Mwau, who has been labeled a ‘Narcotic Kingpin’ by the American government has claimed that President Obama is seeking to eliminate him on account of his vast business holdin
It wasn't long after taking the job that he discovered that his own employer, one of America's leading banks, was a major player in aiding the "bloodthirsty" Mexico drug cartels to launder billions of dollars in drug money through Wachovia banks. Woo
A U.S. Senate subcommittee report this week called into question efforts to curb drug exports from Latin America, suggesting that billions in tax dollars had been wasted in no-bid contracts with no oversight...
The creator of the beloved and critically acclaimed HBO series The Wire offered Eric Holder a counter-offer in response to the U.S. Attorney General's casual plea for another season of the show: I'll do it if you end the war on drugs.
In conjunction with the Tohono O'odham Police Department, the Drug Enforcement Agency recently installed a camera surveillance system along the West bound lane of traffic near mile marker 146 on SR86 in Southern Arizona. The location is just West of
U.S. law enforcement officials exchanged 300 rounds of gunfire with suspected drug runners during a pre-dawn shootout across the Rio Grande, but only about six came from the suspects. Such an response was standard given the zero tolerance policy
