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A New Year 4 Hemp
January 20, 2015
As reported several times in the mainstream media and online the year 2014 was an amazing year for medical marijuana reform. In this issue of Joint Conversations you will that we have included a few articles detailing how wonderful of a year it was.
What Makes Santa Fly
December 20, 2014
As a medical marijuana patient I have found that during my daily running around – there isn’t always a good vapor lounge for me to medicate in. There was a time when I could go to a local quiet park and take a stroll through it but even that is getting harder as the banning of smoking in local parks has set in.
Outlawing Cannabis Is NONSENSE
October 20, 2014
Hemp prohibition is on our front cover. It’s written about in newspapers, blogs and it’s all over social media. Now people are voting about it. The “It” is the ending of cannabis prohibition. Cannabis advocates for years have been saying that cannabis prohibition is more harmful to society than the plant itself and for me I think we’re now seeing the results of years of hard work.
Doctors Love Cannabis
September 20, 2014
Legally prescribed cannabis is a point of contention between global corporations and governments and their employees. Our cover photo this month shows a very upset Cpl. Ron Francis. He is a 22 year veteran of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and is returning his Red Serge to the local office. Why? Because he used his legally prescribed cannabis while wearing it.
It Just Makes Sense To End Prohibition
August 20, 2014
Every year throughout the world many people are incarcerated for marijuana trafficking. A perfect case in point is the well-publicized arrest of Canadian Marc Emery. Marc just finished serving five years in a USA jail because he sold cannabis seeds to citizens of that country. At that time, DEA Administrator Karen Tandy said; “this is a significant blow not only to the marijuana trafficking trade in the U.S. and Canada, but also to the marijuana legalization movement.
