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Saturday, January 15, 2011
The wages of drug-war
The masses must be beat over the head with the 2x4 of alarm, the cartels are at the door. Legalization is not just as option, it is mandatory because machine guns are truly dangerous. Much more so that smoke from a joint. Pearl Harbor is just around the corner once again! As that article says: "Few reporters are investigating the rampant corruption within the Mexican government itself that has facilitated the spread and growth of that drug trade — and in many cases has participated in it." Do you really think things are different here in the U.S.A. ??? Read HOAX now and demand that our government take action before it's too late!!!
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Worth repeating.
The Drug Extortion Army, which number a little over 10,000 men and women are estimated to 'steal' (in 'legal' seizure & corrupt graft) over $100,000,000 in cash per year. That's $100,000 per person. And, we are told by reliable sources, the DEA live like royalty when they are on official business in foreign countries.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Eddy Lepp
Charles Edward Lepp is a Vietnam War veteran, currently serving a 10-year sentence for the crime of "conspiracy and cultivation with the intent to distribute marijuana".
According to Wikipedia, "Lepp became the first person arrested, tried, and acquitted under California’s medical marijuana law. A subsequent raid on his property in 2002 resulted in confiscation but not prosecution. After this, the gardens really took off, and Lepp devotedly explored the intersections between the religious and medical uses of marijuana. The couple formed a church, Lepp became an ordained minister, and their property became known as Eddy’s Medicinal Gardens and Multi-Denominational Chapel of Cannabis and Rastafari where he grew more than 20,000 pot plants in plain view of a state highway in Northern California's Lake County.
This large grow, even though compliant with California law, did not sit well with Federal officials who arrested him again and barred him from using medical marijuana or religious defenses. He was convicted in September 2008. From time to time, we will share some of Eddy's comments:
"Visits are a wonderful thing. Sadly for must of us they happen way too seldom. A friend of mine has been in for 14 years with 6 left to go and has had 3 visits total. For a country that encourages family values, we do little to encourage they last with outrageous sentences from the start." ~Eddy Lepp
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| Photo: 420 Magazine |
According to Wikipedia, "Lepp became the first person arrested, tried, and acquitted under California’s medical marijuana law. A subsequent raid on his property in 2002 resulted in confiscation but not prosecution. After this, the gardens really took off, and Lepp devotedly explored the intersections between the religious and medical uses of marijuana. The couple formed a church, Lepp became an ordained minister, and their property became known as Eddy’s Medicinal Gardens and Multi-Denominational Chapel of Cannabis and Rastafari where he grew more than 20,000 pot plants in plain view of a state highway in Northern California's Lake County.
This large grow, even though compliant with California law, did not sit well with Federal officials who arrested him again and barred him from using medical marijuana or religious defenses. He was convicted in September 2008. From time to time, we will share some of Eddy's comments:
"Visits are a wonderful thing. Sadly for must of us they happen way too seldom. A friend of mine has been in for 14 years with 6 left to go and has had 3 visits total. For a country that encourages family values, we do little to encourage they last with outrageous sentences from the start." ~Eddy Lepp
Saturday, January 8, 2011
PERVERT DRUG-O-PHILE$
Just as the pediphile scandal has rocked the Roman Catholic Church now for decades (and only grows), so too the astounding scandal at the DEA (Drug Extortionist Army) of blatant robbery continues unabated. Give the victims of DEA theft a chance to testify before congress as have the victims of the pervert priests and the nation will see stories such as these:
"They kept me in a contract jail for four years while the DEA browbeat me for the five million dollars I had stashed away. I made that money selling pot and hash over many years. In the end they got it all but they cut me lose on all the guns I had in my collection in return. I can still see in my minds eye that narc standing there in his Armanie suit and my rollex watch on his wrist." ~Bob Goldsten
"I had accumulated two and a half million, all from marijuana. The DEA narcs stole a quarter-million in cash and my rollex watch." ~Rusty
"I took the two hundred grand from the safety deposit box in Mexico City, the Banco Comer. This was 1984. When I got outside, two DEA agents accosted me. One stuck a gun in my back and they marched me to their car. After they realized it was hundred dollars bills in my satchel, they took me two blocks over and handed me off to the Federalies who put me in the trunk of their Crown Vic. They were told to kill me and I was driven around for fifteen hours. Only my political connections saved my sorry ass." ~Lencho
"The DEA took money and dope every godamn time they showed up." ~Eddy Lepp
"The DEA stole fifty thousand dollars from me and a hundred thousand in cash from my pardner." ~Big Dave
"They kept me in a contract jail for four years while the DEA browbeat me for the five million dollars I had stashed away. I made that money selling pot and hash over many years. In the end they got it all but they cut me lose on all the guns I had in my collection in return. I can still see in my minds eye that narc standing there in his Armanie suit and my rollex watch on his wrist." ~Bob Goldsten
"I had accumulated two and a half million, all from marijuana. The DEA narcs stole a quarter-million in cash and my rollex watch." ~Rusty
"I took the two hundred grand from the safety deposit box in Mexico City, the Banco Comer. This was 1984. When I got outside, two DEA agents accosted me. One stuck a gun in my back and they marched me to their car. After they realized it was hundred dollars bills in my satchel, they took me two blocks over and handed me off to the Federalies who put me in the trunk of their Crown Vic. They were told to kill me and I was driven around for fifteen hours. Only my political connections saved my sorry ass." ~Lencho
"The DEA took money and dope every godamn time they showed up." ~Eddy Lepp
"The DEA stole fifty thousand dollars from me and a hundred thousand in cash from my pardner." ~Big Dave
Friday, January 7, 2011
DEA = Drug Extortion Army
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Photo credit: Shay Sowden From a photo-essay published by laist |
But the DEA is having none of it. They are contemplating a broad attack on all facets of the med pot trade and Inmate9 believes that means raids on grow-sites this year. Big raids.
The DEA will deputize every cop in sight as well as the national guard and start choping by early summer. Just because Attorney General Holder said it was all right last year means nothing after Nov. 2.
He's changed his mind and we can expect no help from the Obama administration in the future. Obama has turned out to be just another expedient politician. The only diff was he was a black one and he was even a pot smoker himself!
Oh, well. If you are a med-grower and have never been involved with the cops and especially the feds, be ready for some grief. The DEA is all powerful and the feds cheat in court. No one wins against them.
Inmate9 expects to see a new surge of brothers in arms flooding in here soon. Do not forget fellow pot legalziationers, the 'exclusionary rule.' The Federal Government trumps the states in almost all things. The state laws do not protect you in any way. What we must hope for is an awakening to the brewing scandal that is the DEA theft mill.
We say subponea ten thousand drug dealers that have served or are serving time now who say they have been robed by DEA. Write your congressman and demand an investigation of the DEA.
Don't forget, the DEA knows it's critical to defeat the legalize-marijuana-effort. If marijuana were to be legalized it would be the end for DEA and the money they steal daily from drug dealers. DEA must keep the drug cartels in control of the marijuana trade and since anyone should know so called interdiction does nothing to blunt the trade, keeping their collaborators, the cartels in control is the whole point.
The Drug Extortion Army, which number a little over 10,000 men and women, are estimated to steal over $100,000,000 in cash per year. ~~~
Monday, January 3, 2011
DEA Coverup Continues
This is barely the tip of the iceburg. Read HOAX.
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Robin Ashton (above left) was appointed by Attorney General Eric Holder (above right) as head of the Department of Justice’s Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR). |
"Rather than investigate Gonzalez’ charges of government misconduct, Leonhart and other DEA officials, chose instead to retaliate against the messenger in an effort to shut him up." ~The Narcosphere
This is barely the tip of the iceburg. Read HOAX.
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Sunday, January 2, 2011
National Security
HOAX: Manifesto of the Marijuana Prisoners Committee To End the War on Drugs, a PDF book by Inmate9 now availble for immediate download, begins a new dialog. When they handcuff children in the name of law and order (see article in post, below), they go too far. We must demand a Congressional investigation. A critical analytic look at our nationl secruity, with no rose-colored hyperbole.
Action must be as swift and immediate as a surgeon removing a cancerous tumor. Consider, we live today in a world where the police we pay to guard our liberty are taught to lie. In fact they are taught that it is their duty to dupe and coerce others because this is somehow necessary to safeguard our common good.
Can anyone say "Orwellian double-speak"? How about poppycock...!!!
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