Eva Decesare | The Free Thought Project An organization representing six hundred church congregations in the northeastern U.S. has voted in favor of a resolution to end the so-called “War on Drugs.” The New England Conference of United Methodist Churches passed Resolution 15-203, which called for a “genuinely new system” to deal with drug use, focusing … Read more
Matt Agorist | The Free Thought Project Washington, D.C. — The evidence is undisputable. Cannabis is an incredibly beneficial plant with medical applications that humanity has only begun to explore. Its harmful side effects are nearly non-existent, and no evidence to date has shown that anyone has ever died from it. The evidence is undisputable. … Read more
The Justice Department has made a shocking announcement this week. An investigation into misconduct and sexual harassment by 14 Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents has revealed that eight of the accused had received merit bonuses during their tenure, which ranged from $ 1500 to almost $ 32,000. There are at least 10 instances when these … Read more
Justin Gardner | The Free Thought Project If the phone conversation with President Obama is any indication of Justin Trudeau’s commitment, Canada will be giving its southern neighbor lessons in peace and freedom. Trudeau, Canada’s Prime Minister-elect, told Obama on Tuesday that he will withdraw their fighter jets from Iraq and Syria. Both of these … Read more
Max Chantha | October 24, 2105 WASHINGTON DC – In what could be a welcome surprise from police leadership across the nation, police chiefs, D.A.s, and prosecutors have come together in an effort to reform some of the more draconian punishments, as well as taking a closer look at what really warrants being a crime … Read more
By Max Chantha | October 20, 2015 MARYLAND – Any fan of the Wire will have seen the show’s shady depiction of complicity between law enforcement and criminals, especially involving the drug trade. In the case of Officer Sarah Campbell, this portrayal of crooked cops proves to be true. Campbell has been charged with … Read more
John Vibes | The Anti-Media The growing marijuana industry is set to be one of the most important and lucrative economic forces in the years to come, and a new report indicates this particular field boasts more female executives than any other industry in the country. According to a report from Marijuana Business Daily, women … Read more
2015/10/20 Dover is a small town in Arkansas, the kind where everyone knows each other. With a population of 1500, the friendly residents have a habit of greeting the people they meet. However, on the evening of September 13, 2011 a local family was punished for its cordial ways. Ron Robinson has been a volunteer … Read more
NEW YORK, NY — Reports from the Business Insider inter alia surfaced earlier this week that the NYPD has been using new “X-ray vans.” These vans are specially equipped to allow police officers a visual of what’s happening inside your home or car. The program detailing the use of the vans is supposed to be … Read more
They claim they were searching for an African American male on suspicions of drug use. Instead, they entered a wrong apartment and ended up shooting Adam Arroyo’s dog. His best friend was shot multiple times and he wants answers. Adam Arroyo knows justice is on his side. His pet dog, two-year-old Cindy, was at home … Read more
John Vibes | TrueActivist.com According to the Oregon Retailers of Cannabis Association, the state sold over $11 million dollars worth of marijuana in the first week of legalization. The sales in Oregon on the first week actually outshined both Colorado and Washington state where the plant was legalized just a few years ago. In … Read more
2015/10/08 John Vibes | The Free Thought Project Habersham County, GA — Sheriff Joey Terrell and one of his deputies were shot and injured while responding to a domestic violence complaint that involved another officer. Terrell has been the subject of a number of reports at The Free Thought Project, because he is the law … Read more