And now the filthy Pigs attack medicinal cannabis users…
Medical cannabis advocate Rose Renton in Nelson court on drug charges
Medicinal cannabis advocate Rose Renton appeared in the Nelson District Court this morning on three charges of possessing and supplying a Class B drug, namely Cannabidiol, as well as cultivating a cannabis plant.
It being her first appearance in court, Renton entered no plea.
The maximum penalty of the charges range from seven to 14 years’ imprisonment.
The 44-year-old’s lawyer, Sue Grey, described Renton as “another Green Fairy”, helping hospice patients and others with chronic pain.
“The recent prosecution of at least three Green Fairies by the NZ Police is a tragedy for hundreds of sick and dying New Zealanders and their caregivers as their medicine has been seized by police.” Ms Grey said.
…100 000 NZers using medical cannabis are dependent on the underground Green Cross organisations that have sprung up all over NZ and this move followed by other recent prosecutions against Green Cross activists is putting pressure on their ability to help desperate people.
When our gutless and spineless Politicians pathetically open their mouths on medicinal cannabis they give us weasel words about change and nod their cowardly heads at our collective outrage. They attempt to tell us that Police don’t target individual users and that only organised crime gets a focus, yet here we have medicinal networks getting attacked.
These filthy pigs would have arrested Helen Kelly if they thought they could get away with it.
It is time that we rip the power out of Police hands and demand cannabis reforms.
Do we really want cancer patients AIDS patients and people suffering from extreme pain to suffer even more because they can’t smoke a joint?
What sort of spiteful country have we become?
at some point the legal system has turned into the ” justice industry” and the major players are reluctant to let go of their cash cow. the whole thing stinks and it is time for new zealand to grow up.
100% in support of you here martyn,
I know of Sue Grey as we have worked on the issue of people disabled by “electromagnetic sensitivities” as I have this disability and she has fought for us too.
Sue & Rose are some of the finest among us as you are sir.
Keep the faith martyn as tomorrow Winston hopefullly will jion with Labour and tthe greens to rid thios rotting national partyn from our shores finally so we can restore this country to a place we can all live in peace & harmony.
100% in support of you here martyn,
Keep the faith Martyn as tomorrow Winston hopefullly will join with Labour and the greens to rid thios rotting national party carcass from our shores finally so we can restore this country to a place we can all live in peace & harmony.
://www.radionz.co.nz/news/political/341848/negotiation-announcement-tomorrow-arvo-nz-first
Negotiation announcement tomorrow arvo – NZ First
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New Zealand First will be in a position tomorrow afternoon to make an announcement on the result of negotiations.
Winston Peters after a day of meeting with his party. Winston Peters after a day of meeting with his party. Photo: RNZ / Sarah Robson
New Zealand First MPs have wrapped up an all-day caucus meeting at Parliament, as they decide whether to form a government with National or Labour.
The meeting started at 9.30am and continued all day.
As he left the meeting tonight, New Zealand First MP Ron Mark told reporters it would be a little bit longer.
Im very sick. I wish I knew how to access it
hope with a new Labour , NZF, Green Government ….NZF has said it wants referendum on Cannabis
‘Legalize cannabis now or face mental health crisis, warns drug think-tank’
https://www.rt.com/uk/407071-legalize-cannabis-mental-health/
“Britain should legalize cannabis to prevent a mental health crisis, a leading drugs think-tank has said. It argues the substance should be legalized to protect people from more dangerous, high potency cannabis found on the black market.
According to the study, carried out by VolteFace magazine in association with Manchester Metropolitan University and King’s College London, the government must stop surrendering its drugs policy to criminals…
The report said the current system, which amounts to “strict illegality but patchy enforcement,” should be replaced with a tightly regulated market to prevent harmful forms of the drug being sold.
Medical marijuana patient Aaron Nacci, who uses cannabis for the treatment of anxiety and depression, told RT it is “vital” for him the drug is legalized.
Nacci, who tried both alcohol and anti-depressants before turning to cannabis, spoke about the beneficial effects the drug has had on him and said: “My depression went and I was able to calm my anxious overactive mind. The anxiety disorder was confirmed at around the same time.
“My physical and mental health dramatically improved and I haven’t looked back since,” he told RT…
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