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Editors note: Joint Conversations is a monthly newsletter that is usually distributed around the middle of the month. That said, we are happy to present you with April's issue on Cinco de Mayo, which we are hoping translates to "better late than never".
Time4Alternatives
Editorial by Al Graham
While the legalization for recreational and medical cannabis use continues to happen in the USA, its citizens have found that they can purchase many alternatives from baked goods, drinks to concentrates. Meanwhile here in Canada an approved medical user can only smoke, vaporize or use it in food but only in its natural state, plant material. We are not allowed to legally change it through any processing method so it's whole plant material or nothing.
Are you a medical marijuana patient in need of, but unable to afford, a quality vaporizer? Then we have great news! We have teamed up with KDK Distributors to promote their effort to get these vaporizers into the hands of as many patients as possible. To learn more head over to the Time4Hemp website and look for the audio player on the left!
Government-funded propaganda machine D.A.R.E. duped by article on satire website
Washington Post- "Marijuana candies, sold on the street as 'Uncle Tweety's Chewy Flipper' and 'Gummy Satans' are taking the country by storm." That's the breathless opening sentence of a news story posted on the Web site of D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education), the infamous anti-drug organization that sends police into schools to teach kids about the dangers of drug use.
The GOP-controlled House has barely rejected a bid by supporters of medical marijuana to permit veterans to receive information about the drug from their government doctors. The 213-210 vote came on a failed amendment to a bill funding the budget for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The proposal by Oregon Democrat Earl Blumenauer would have lifted a rule blocking VA doctors from discussing the pros or cons of medical pot. Even if the restriction were lifted VA doctors still would not have been able to make recommendations for medical marijuana for vets.
Joint Conversations is a magazine-quality E-Zine published monthly by the Time4Hemp Radio Network. This month's issue is packed full of all the information and links you need to keep up with what's going on in the world of cannabis. Here are just a few of the topics covered in this month's issue:
Could Willie Nelson do for marijuana what Ray Kroc did for hamburgers?
Christie: Taxes from weed is 'blood money'
Pot luck: Canada's first recreational marijuana stock set to begin trading
New York City Council Calls on State to Legalize Cannabis
Much much more!
Join the hundreds of dispensaries, smoke shops and lounges that provide Joint Conversations to their customers by printing them out and making them available for everyone to enjoy.
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