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June 29, 2004, 12:07 p.m.
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The marijuana debate.

'Marijuana is not a drug, it's a leaf,' says Schwarzenegger

By Ciar Byrne, Arts and Media Correspondent
The Independent
29 October 2007

Already facing enough problems with the wild fires that have swept California, the state's governor Arnold Schwarzenegger may have stepped into a new row by claiming that marijuana is not a drug. In an interview with GQ magazine, the Hollywood star turned governor of California insisted: "I didn't take any drugs."

The interviewer, former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan, put it to the star that he had admitted smoking marijuana in the past. In Pumping Iron, the bodybuilding documentary which launched his career 30 years ago, he was shown taking a drag on a spliff.

Prince of Pot - Part One

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Jorge Cervantes Ultimate Grow DVD - Part 1

Presented by: High Times
Produced by: Trans High Corp.
Directed by: David Bienenstock
Full length: 99 Minutes

Since 1983, acclaimed international cannabis cultivation writer Jorge Cervantes has sold over 500,000 copies of his book Indoor Marijuana Horticulture, while contributing common sense advice about marijuana growing to dozens of publications including a monthly Q+A column in HIGH TIMES. Now, for the first time, the world's ultimate ganja guide brings his expertise to an instructional DVD-taking you step-by-step from seeds and clones to harvest in high style.

Marijuanaby Doug Yurchey

- author of the 'Marijuana Conspiracy'

On 7/7/07, a worldwide (satellite-broadcast) musical event was transmitted onto our television screens and upon our cable networks called 'Live Earth.' The global simulcast was a 24-hour show from seven continents (including Antarctica) that included over 100 bands, musicians and singers.

Medicinal MarijuanaFederal officials should allow competition in growing the drug for needed studies on its medical use.
May 31, 2007

Discussion OF medical marijuana has always been heavy on rhetoric, elisions and grandiose claims. What it has lacked is reliable research that might bring some of the discussion into line with reality. This is because access to the government's monopoly supply of research-grade marijuana is so restricted that the necessary research is effectively impossible.

Officer Steals Marijuana from Suspects
By Znuage
Published May 11, 2007
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