Marc Emery to be Taken Into Custody

Discussion in 'Cannabis Activism' started by DdC, Sep 28, 2009.

  1. DdC

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    I can't decide if Canada's Harper is just an obedient sniveling lapdog coward a bit more than Biraq Obomba is gung ho on Imperialism. Harper never busted Marc and could be considered an assessory with full knowledge. Waldo Pee had no problem snatching Americans out of their hospital beds in Canada, no resistance. Now another "example" another family traumatized. More Tax dollars spent caging political prisoners of WoD. This time taking a sovereign citizen out of his native country for no real crime, just to stop a fund raiser and contributor to those against the Ganjawar. Pet shops buy cannabis seeds everyday in the US. McCaffrey tried to bust 17 truckloads and was told hands off. Now Marc faces 5yrs? Knowing it all continues on Nixon's lie and does real harm to real people. In this illogical process of "setting examples". What is the message kids?

    Be Well Marc Emery,
    Thank You,
    DdC

    TOMORROW - Monday, September 28
    - Marc Emery to be Taken Into Custody

    Marc Emery will be taken into custody at the BC Supreme Court on September 28. Come and show your support from 9:00am - 11:30am, 800 Smithe St., Vancouver.

    American Hands in the Canadian Pot
    Canada’s 'Prince of Pot' in one of his last newspaper interviews before extradition to a U.S. prison.

    No Extradition for Marc Emery!

    Discussion about the Drug Enforcement Administration's attempt to extradite Marc Emery, Michelle Rainey, and Greg Williams to the United States of America. All three Canadians face life in US prison for their political activism and financing drug law reform worldwide through the sale of marijuana seeds.

    Prince of Pot & Jodie U2b

    Cannabis Culture

    The Drug War Refugees

    "Make no mistake: The government's demonization of marijuana is irrational. When I first published a study in the journal, Science, on marijuana's physical and psychological effects back in 1968, I was certain that medical use of the plant would be legal within five years. This is, after all, a medicinal plant for which no fatal dose has ever been established and that has been used in folk medicine for millennia."
    ~ Dr. Andrew Weil
    Stop The Federal War On Medical Marijuana
    June 6, 2002 in the San Francisco Chronicle


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  2. DdC

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    "There is a point at which the law becomes immoral and unethical. That point is reached when it becomes a cloak for the cowardice that dares not stand up against blatant violations of justice. A state that supresses all freedom of speech, and which by imposing the most terrible punishments, treats each and every attempt at criticism, however morally justified, and every suggestion for improvement as plotting to high treason, is a state that breaks an unwritten law."
    - Kurt Huber,
    [The head of White Rose], killed by the Nazis in 1943.


    Marc Emery Open Thread DWR

    Prince of Pot’s Sentence
    Reeks of Injustice and Mocks Our Sovereignty
    Ian Mulgrew, Vancouver Sun

    Emery’s Jail Term Longer Than for Some Violent Crimes [...]

    It is a legal tragedy that in my opinion marks the capitulation of our sovereignty and underscores the hypocrisy around cannabis. [...]

    He is being handed over to a foreign government for an activity we are loath to prosecute because we don’t think selling seeds is a major problem. [...]

    “There isn’t a single victim in my case, no one who can stand up and say, ‘I was hurt by Marc Emery.’ No one.”

    He’s right again.

    Emery is facing more jail time than corporate criminals who defraud widows and orphans and longer incarceration than violent offenders who leave their victims dead or in wheelchairs.

    Whatever else you may think of him — and I know he rankles many — what is happening to him today mocks our independence and our ideal of justice. continued...


    And we have Karen Tandy’s own words to prove it.

    DEA's Karen Tandy LTE Apr 01, 2006

    A Drug Warmongers Toll on the Americas

    DEA Release Admits Marc Emery Extradition Politically Motivated
    The US Drug Enforcement Administration admitted on the day of Marc Emery's arrest that his investigation and extradition were politically motivated, designed to target the Marijuana Legalization organization that Emery spearheaded and ran for over a decade in Canada.


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    Jodie Emery Speaks Out on Her Husband's Imprisonment
    Jodie Emery, Publisher and Editor of Cannabis Culture, hits the television airwaves to demand freedom for her husband Marc Emery, who was imprisoned yesterday for selling marijuana seeds.

    Damn Them All by Loretta Nall
    Yesterday my close friend and mentor Marc Emery was taken into custody in Vancouver, British Columbia to await extradition to the US for selling pot seeds over the internet from Canada.

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    ~ Jodie Emery

    U.S. DEA Finally Gets Its Man by Paul Armentano
    Just over four years ago, former U.S. DEA administrator Karen Tandy announced to the world that her agency had struck “a significant blow … to the marijuana legalization movement” by indicting Canada’s so-called ‘Prince of Pot,’ Marc Emery. [...]

    But lets not kid ourselves. Marc Emery was hardly a high level target because he sold marijuana seeds to the U.S. — a simple google search will yield dozens of listings of competitors that presently engage in similar activities. No, it wasn’t so much what Marc did [...] as it was what he did with his money that aroused the ire of U.S. anti-drug officials.

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    Vancouver.24hrs POLL:
    Is it fair Marc Emery, be extradited to the United States
    on charges of selling marijuana seeds? (right hand side)

    Yes 42% * No 58% * 201 votes

    Video: vancouver.24hrs
    * Front Page: pdf

    Marc Emery's Marching Orders - Goodbye for now... U2b

    It’s all how you report it by Pete Guither
    A couple days ago, I gave you a bunch of links about the drug policy conference held in El Paso last week. With the last minute dropouts of the Drug Czar and the Border Czar, the conference had turned into a predominately reform-minded group, including LEAP, SSDP, local officials, and others, with admittedly varied views on the degree of reform, with the exception of one DEA rep. continued...

    This article gave some sense of that…

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  3. DdC

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    Pathetic
    The Coalition for a Drug Free California had a daylong conference to discuss how to stop marijuana dispensaries.

    Or don't even bother to report it...

    Don't even recognize Ganjawar PoW's exist. Refugees flee from barbaric US authoritah, caging the sick and their health care providers. Canada ain't so quick to take them in like the draft dodgers. Stands by mum, snatching them from their hospital beds to extradite to jails in the states. For treating their illness or growing some plants, proven less harmful than what is legal. Vast Right Wingnut Reefer Worriers, Mad with intentions, get more favorable press from the, ah, "liberal" media. Banning research, commercials and ONDCP gag orders might be a hint. Coincidence this war pays so much. Corporate holdings in competition would never slant a free press to side with gobbledegook. Yet they do. For if they don't it might harm the message to the kids they hide behind like cowards.


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    'Prince of Pot' Now 'Marijuana Martyr'
    CN BC: Edmonton Journal 29 Sep 2009

    There's More Collateral Damage
    Than Victories in This War on Drugs
    CN BC: Column: Morrow, Shayne Alberni Valley Times 29 Sep 2009


    U.S. Drug War Invades Canada
    CN BC: Editorial: Victoria Times-Colonist 29 Sep 2009

    ‘King of Pot’s’ Punishment Was No Surprise
    Editorial, Nini's Daily Newt

    US Arrests

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    Free Speech Leeched

    The Case of Marijuana Possession and Policing
    Sociology 101, Introduction to Sociology @QC
    Readings for Fall 2009, Professor Levine


    The Shafer Commission
    After reviewing the scientific evidence, President Nixon's Shafer Commission said it was "of the unanimous opinion that marihuana use is not such a grave problem that individuals who smoke marihuana, and possess it for that purpose, should be subject to criminal prosecution."

    Between 1969 and 1977, government appointed commissions in Canada, England, Australia, and the Netherlands issued reports that agreed with the Shafer Commission's conclusions. All found that marijuana's dangers had been greatly exaggerated. All urged lawmakers to drastically reduce penalties for marijuana possession, or eliminate them altogether.


    BUSTED: The Citizen's Guide to Surviving Police Encounters

    KEEP MARCHING, POT CRUSADER SAYS by Daniel Nolan
    (Source:Hamilton Spectator) 10 Mar 2006 Ontario


    Marc Emery DWRf:Mar 22, 2006

    The Prince Of Pot By Cathy Olian

    Emery on 60 Minutes DWRf:Mar 12, 2006

    Marc Emery Roots for Ron Paul DWRf:Nov 01, 2007

    Canada's Supremes Cower Under DEAth Threats 12/24/03

    Ideology Trumps Science
    in the Harper Government’s “New” Drug Policy 8 October 2007

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  4. kerouaconacid

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    this is bullshit. the US is in such a shitty financial state, why not spend the money on something worthwhile, and not extraditing a canadian pot activist?
     

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