essays against the hateful Drug War
by Brian B. Quass, writer for Sociodelic and author of The Drug War Comic Book
CALL FOR ACTION: The DEA stomped onto the Monticello estate of Thomas Jefferson in 1987 and confiscated Thomas Jefferson's poppy plants in violation of the Natural Law upon which Jefferson had founded America. Yet they refuse to acknolwedge the raid, let alone to complain about it.
Tell the Thomas Jefferson Foundation to stop betraying Thomas Jefferson. Write to them today at:
dblumenstock@monticello.org
Then write to the Sites of Conscience organization and tell them that Monticello should cease to be designated as a "Site of Conscience" until it acknowledges the DEA raid on Monticello, a raid which violated everything that Jefferson stood for.
coalition@sitesofconscience.org
Learn more.
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Jefferson
how to protest the 1987 DEA raid on Monticello
How Cocaine could have helped me
Psychiatry has been cowed by the drug war into denying the obvious: that drugs like cocaine can fight depression by creating circumstances under which a human being can succeed in life.
Moonfall
Humanoids will tell you that they want peace, but if they're anything like us purebred human beings, peace comes in a distance second to demonizing the very substances that could make that peace possible.
Richard Feynman and the Drug War
Rimbaud was right. Science is too slow for us (for we the depressed). And this slowness has consequences, for it gives a green-light for scheming politicians to outlaw godsend psychoactive substances.
Partnership for a Death Free America
Join the Partnership in working to outlaw skateboarding, free climbing, dodge ball, and all the other deadly threats to the health and welfare of our innocent white children!
Corner on Coca!
collect nature's godsend medicines while protesting the War on Drugs!
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