By Sally Schindel, Treasurer, Arizonans for Responsible Drug Policy You always seem to hear people say that marijuana is a safe drug because no one has ever died from using it. I’m here to tell you that is simply not true. My 31 year old son Andy died by suicide one year ago this month in … Continue reading Who Said No One Ever Died from Marijuana?
Most marijuana today is skunk, not the weaker strains of the Woodstock era. It is so potent that a study from London showed that one quarter of new psychosis patients over a seven year period was triggered after using marijuana. Skunk is very different from the less potent marijuana of the 1970s. In fact, it is not … Continue reading Can You Smell a Skunk in the Stinky Claims for Marijuana?
By Roger Morgan, Founder/Chairman Take Back America Campaign America has gone from leading 92 countries in the fight against narcotics to a rogue nation with a federal government that has largely abandoned its responsibility to enforce drug laws. Marijuana, the enemy within, is rightly classified a Schedule I drug because it has no accepted medical … Continue reading Marijuana Policy Must Protect Youth
Read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4 of The Unraveling of Ryan. Permission is required to reproduce the story. Names are changed, but details are accurate. As I was writing this story, Leah texted me from her husband’s bedside at Cedars-Sinai Hospital: “LA Times, front page article, ‘Cannabis Hedge Funds Rush to Join … Continue reading The Unraveling of Ryan, Part 5: Seeing Similar Patterns
