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According to multiple sources, including KUSA 9News in Denver, have confirmed CannaMed and Alternative Medicine of Southeast Denver have been raided and searched by Federal Authorities, BUT NOT THE DEA as part of several search warrants issued.  Federal authorities including the FBI have seized all medicine from Alternative Medicine and have arrested four people in conjunction with an ID theft ring connected to CannaMed, a Doctor referral service in Colorado.

Medical Marijuana and under 100 plants were seized by Federal Authorities in a search of Alternative Medicine of Southeast Denver, despite being shown comments from AG Eric Holder and stance of President Obama to allow States to decide issues like Medical Marijuana.

We will keep you posted.

http://www.9news.com/news/article.aspx?storyid=121343&catid=339

~JDR

Anyone involved in Marijuana Reform in my opinion MUST have leaders on their side who do not partake in recreational or medical use of Marijuana.  In the article linked below I encourage you to read and think very carefully about the importance of having those on our side who see the basic idea of freedom that is in jeopardy with prohibition and who can see clearly the eyes of those who have had their lives stripped of their basic freedoms.  If you could see the suffering of every Medical Marijuana user.  Or feel a fraction of their pain.  Would you let them take care of themselves in any way they choose?  Would you fight to prevent children being taken from parents who use Marijuana, but don’t drink or smoke tobacco?  Those parents, and responsible adults whose only crime is using a substance that has been proven to be less harmful than almost any other comparative recreational substance.  Would you take away something most Americans value with their life?  Would you take away their pursuit of happiness and continued freedom?  These are the questions we now ask of those who would.  But, this time we ask them with more power, and with more determination than the past 30+ years of The War on Drugs has seen from our side.

I have been fortunate to see Jessica Peck-Corry speak on multiple occasions.  And, her husband Rob Corry, who is my lawyer and obviously I have had a chance to speak with privately and publicly about Marijuana and other topics.  Both Rob and Jessica speak very clearly about Freedom, and Jessica in particular during her talks and articles speaks very clearly about how it is important for us to realize how our rights as a whole are affected.  I encourage you if you get the chance to head to any major reform event in Colorado you will probably have the privilege to see the intensity and fire this couple has to offer.  I don’t think I’ve been to any public or private event where Rob or Jessica hasn’t been included on.

We have many fighters in Colorado who are willing to step up to the plate and crack off any curveball the drug warriors toss at us, as we proved during the attempted patient/caregiver limits the Colorado Board of Health proposed recently.  I feel extremely fortunate to live in a place where FREEDOM is so highly regarded and that we have people on both sides that are willing to fight for their right to express their opinions.  But, I feel even better knowing we have people who bring the winning argument to the table like Rob and Jessica Corry, Brian Vicente, and Warren Edson, and ALL the other independent freedom fighters who bring rationality, and sensibility to the discussion.

We are well past the time for change in The War on Drugs.  And, I think its about time one side see how much they’ve harmed and lost during that time…

Republican moms for marijuana: ‘Time to legalize is now’

It will take conservatives and women to help turn tide against pot prohibition

By Jessica Peck Corry, For the Colorado Daily

Sunday, July 26, 2009

BOULDER, Colo. — As a Republican mother committed to legalizing marijuana, political life can be lonely. But while many in my party whisper about the Drug War’s insanity, we should shout it from the rooftop…  (READ THE REST HERE)

And, the wheels just keep on turning.  I had an interesting conversation with Rob Corry this week about the next step in correcting The War on Drugs.  AFTER, we legalize Marijuana.  To give amnesty and wipe clean the records of those who have been branded criminals by an un-just system we have created.  Good times when you are talking about solutions to the intense problem, and moral dilema created by a senseless and failing War.

~JDR

Good times from smokin’ Denver, Colorado.  We have a new home and are eager to get on track with everything we have lined up.

The business of Marijuana continues, and the people in Michigan know it’s there to stay.  So why not embrace it, just as they do other businesses…

Medical pot law prompts city to consider grow zone

Associated Press

9:17 AM CDT, May 3, 2009

ROYAL OAK, Mich. – Now that Michigan voters have approved medical use of marijuana, one community is considering adding pot-providers to its zoning law.

Officials in the Detroit suburb of Royal Oak propose limiting caregivers who raise medical marijuana to the general business zone. It’s mainly along the busy Woodward Avenue thoroughfare and away from the main local shopping district.

City planner Doug Hedges says the proposal is consistent with Royal Oak’s treatment of other businesses.

In November, state voters approved a law allowing people to grow marijuana for medical use.  State Community Health Department spokeswoman Geralyn Lasher tells the Detroit Free Press Michigan had issued 96 medical marijuana permits to caregivers by last week.