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Já leu o livro dele? "Como ser um idiota explorado no Séc. XXI" ?

http://youtu.be/4x_2g3f_qhI

Será q rola um record internacional?

Mais um evento em que os usuários, principais interessados são deixados de fora! Depois reclamam que as políticas públicas não funcionam...

Muito pertinente essa questão levantada pelo Naturehigh, to justamente lendo sobre o direito de esquecer no direito em meio eletrônico. Alguém aí já leu os termos e condições do Facebook? Ele não esquece nada...

Vc tem toda razão de reclamar e ficar decepcionado! A Administração do fórum te deve satisfação! Mas ontem ficamos sabendo q as camisas estão no forno! http://www.growroom.net/board/topic/51885-abaixo-assinado-em-prol-da-volta-das-amarelinhas/page-2#entry1078819

Ainda acho q podiam colocar uma mina na bancada!

Cada dia a verdade fica mais clara!

Melhor notícia saber que vocês estão livres! O apoio não foi meu, mas sim de todos os Consultores Jurídicos do Growroom! Agora vamos brigar pela inocência de vocês.

Cidadania Insurgente - James Holston

http://youtu.be/_EKBpHbRTPI

Segue anexo a íntegra da monografia tema desse tópico. O Autor solicita que se for utilizada em algum trabalho ou tese, deverá conter a devida citação ao artigo/autor. Luis Fernando Korte Cardoso Moreira.pdf

Cronista, vc fez falta! Contamos com vc no próximo recorde!

Cara de dodói!

Quem é esse imbecil desse Marcelo Caixeta??

Ainda nada!

Excelente texto! Estive em BsAs em junho e visitei varias Growshops! Fui muito bem recebido em todas, levei uns adesivos e flores, voltei com altos presentes das lojas!

Seed não é insumo, pois não precisa de transformação pelo homem para virar maconha!

Obama administration will not block state marijuana laws, if distribution is regulated By Brady Dennis, Thursday, August 29, 2:42 PM E-mail the writer The Obama administration on Thursday said it will not stand in the way of Colorado,Washington and other states where voters have supported legalizing marijuana either for medical or recreational use, as long as those states maintain strict rules involving distribution of the drug. In a memo sent Thursday to U.S. attorneys in all 50 states, Deputy Attorney General James M. Cole detailed the administration’s new stance, even as he reiterated that marijuana remains illegal under federal law. Video Irv Rosenfeld has received shipments of marijuana cigarettes from the federal government for more than 30 years. They’ve eased the impact of his rare illness and created some awkward moments at airport security. Related Stories At White House, media questions once again go to pot David Nakamura AUG 22 Obama has been asked repeatedly about his stance since Washington and Colorado legalized marijuana. Too high to drive? Marijuana-friendly Colorado debates blood-level limits. Brady Dennis and T.W. Farnam MAR 1 Since it legalized pot, the state has been wrestling with how to regulate the drug — and drugged driving. Legal battle looms on marijuana use Sari Horwitz NOV 7, 2012 Approval of ballot measures in Colorado, Washington state put laws at odds with federal drug policy. The memo directs federal prosecutors to focus their resources on eight specific areas of enforcement, rather than targeting individual marijuana users, which even President Obama has acknowledged is not the best use of federal manpower. Those areas include preventing distribution of marijuana to minors, preventing the sale of pot to cartels and gangs, preventing sales to other states where the drug remains illegal under state law, and stopping the growing of marijuana on public lands. A Justice Department official said that Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. had called the governors of Colorado and Washington around noon Thursday to inform them of the administration’s stance. The official said Holder also told them that federal prosecutors would be watching closely as the two states put in place a regulatory framework for marijuana in their states, and that prosecutors would be taking a “trust but verify” approach. The official said the Justice Department reserves the right to revisit the issue. Washington state and Colorado last fall approved initiatives to decriminalize the possession of less than an ounce of marijuana. Those laws go beyond provisions for the medical use of marijuana. The District and 18 states have passed laws making it legal to manufacture, distribute and possess marijuana for medicinal purposes. Until Thursday, the Justice Department and the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy had remained silent about those initiatives, despite repeated requests for guidance from state officials. Obama told ABC News’s Barbara Walters in a December interview that recreational pot smoking in states that have legalized the drug is not a major concern for his administration. “We’ve got bigger fish to fry,” Obama said. “It would not make sense for us to see a top priority as going after recreational users in states that have determined that it’s legal.” The issue has been percolating since Obama took office, and he has repeatedly faced questions about the tension between differing federal and state laws. When the White House created an online petition program called “We the People” in 2011, marijuana-related petitions were so prevalent that the administration issued four responses to 13 petitions, which had garnered hundreds of thousands of signatures. Fonte

http://g1.globo.com/tecnologia/noticia/2013/08/brasil-solicitou-informacoes-de-857-usuarios-do-facebook-diz-relatorio.html

O Rasta não tem user no GR, mas é amigo da casa!

Já que o amigo levantou a bola, mais uma vez a hipocrisia do laranjola! Nat Rev Neurosci 2013 Nutt.pdf

A Advogada dele já fez contato com os CJGR e imediatamente recebeu um amplo material para ajudar na defesa do Rasta!