John Vibes | The Free Thought Project Eugene, OR – In the state of Oregon, where marijuana was recently legalized, a government agency has rejected food donations for the holidays because the donations came on the behalf of a marijuana-related organization. A group called Women Leaders in Cannabis was able to raise considerable food donations … Read more
Created by Colorlines.com Created by Online-Paralegal-Degree.org Created by CommunityCoalition.com Created by Avaaz.org Created by SafeQualitySchools.org Created by ACLU.org Watch the documentary below to learn the truth about how the “war on drugs” is a political tool the government invented to keep Americans enslaved.
The “War on Drugs” is a program invented by the US Government as a means by which to gather American citizens from certain communities and put them to work in private prisons, essentially creating a slave labor force. The prison companies see massive profits, more jobs are created for cops, prosecutors, judges, and prison guards, … Read more
Max Chantha | November 20, 2015 OHIO – Two detectives have been formally charged and a third scrutinized for participating in a scheme that saw them pocketing tens of thousands of dollars stolen from drug dealers. These thefts were often executed with falsified search warrants, and the criminals themselves often let off without arrest. Officers … Read more
It is unlikely that any of the spring breakers enjoying at a beach in Texas expected a decapitated corpse to wash up ashore. However, the discovery of the dead body in March this year near South Padre Island started a chain of investigation, which two days ago led to the arrest of a US Border … Read more
Amanda Froelich | True Activist The public’s opinion on marijuana has dramatically transformed in recent years. As news has spread of the herb’s various benefits, more and more people have started supporting the recreational legalization of it. And why wouldn’t they? In one month, the state of Colorado sold $34 million in marijuana: $3.4 million went … Read more
The Anti-Media At 10 months of age, Kalel Santiago of Puerto Rico was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called neuroblastoma. He endured chemotherapy, radiation treatments, and surgery for two years—and survived. Then he was diagnosed with something permanent: severe autism that disabled him from speaking. “While he was in the hospital, we noticed … Read more
John Vibes | True Activist A young boy named Landon Riddle was diagnosed with Leukemia, and was told by his doctors that he only had an 8-10% chance of living for more than a day or two. “His whole chest was full of leukemia tumors, which is why he couldn’t breathe. They started him on … Read more
John Vibes | The Free Thought Project The medical uses of cannabis and its derivatives are continuing to be discovered at an astonishing rate. This is despite the fact that U.S. government clings to an absurd, baseless classification of cannabis as a Schedule I drug, which severely limits research and scientific advancement. We can add … Read more
2015/11/06 Matt Agorist | The Free Thought Project Clark County, NV — In an emotional courtroom display Friday, Steven Ficano, 65, embraced his attorney and his wife after the jury read their verdict of “not guilty.” In 2012, Ficano’s house was raided by heroes protecting the citizens of Nevada from the horrors of marijuana plants. … Read more
Atlanta, Ga. – In a surprising move, CNN is reporting that marijuana may be a potential cure for certain types of cancer after numerous studies have shown the viability of cannabis as a potential cancer treatment. The report of marijuana being a potential cure was less surprising than the fact that it was covered prominently … Read more
Matt Agorist | The Free Thought Project The U.S. Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration wrapped up its 2015 National Drug Threat Assessment Summary last month, and the results should infuriate you. More than 1,100 local, state, and tribal law enforcement departments responded to the 2015 National Drug Threat Survey and the numbers don’t lie. Cops do … Read more