-Caveat Lector- ------- Forwarded message follows ------- To: ".Dennis Kucinich USA Presidential Campaign Support - Discussion - Networking Group" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Copies to: "CA Power Authority CEO David Freeman attn Elizabeth Berta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> From: "David Crockett Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date sent: Fri, 30 May 2003 10:49:25 -0700 Subject: !b_a_Act: cottoning to hemp, suggestion for Kucinich mention/action in Davis CA on Monday, June 1, 2003
To Kucinich Campaign via www.kucinich.us contact form, lists... Dennis Kucinich has a great opportunity to set the energy agenda for California and the nation in his talk on Monday, June 1st in Davis, California, near Sacramento where Governor Davis is under fire and target of a Republican recall effort due to his mishandling of the energy crisis situation. At that same time his Energy advisors including CA Energy Czar David Freeman, apparently beholding to large energy corporate interests according to inside reports, have virtually ignored since August 2000 our advise and technical data supporting the new energy technology (so-called "free-energy" technologies) genre to replace nuclear and fossil fuel power coupled with an interim transition acceleration of biofuels featuring the superiority of hemp biofuels, a new industry which California should take lead to develop given its agricultural, scientific, and technology manufacturing resources to create the new machines needed to implement this. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/new-energy-solutions The fraud on the US Congress of 1937 by which the present hemp prohibition statutes were initiated stands in the way of this hemp biofuels industry which can help otherwise significantly ameliorate climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, fixing atmospheric carbon dioxide, etc., while creating jobs and the new energy economy. http://www.jackherer.com http://www.independence.net/oleary The Achilles Heel of this situation is the medical marijuana prohibition statutes according to former LAPD cop and leading internet investigative journalist on drugwar corruptions, Mike Ruppert. http://www.copvcia.com I pray Dennis may begin to shine the light of truth on this in Davis and suggest these ideas for him there: Announce he will help Governor Davis lobby federal government to recognize California State Medical Marijuana Laws and correct related injustices Address the five important marijuana bills pending in California Legislature, see below Address Ed Rosenthal's Case Make a commitment to federally change cotton regulations from fiber to food catagory as per below, the cotton pickin' truth for peace and sustainability Cotton Law. By addressing the cotton issue it can open up interest to find out the truth about the superiority of hemp by seeing related cotton industry monopoly outrages such as described in two of the articles below, ie, stance on industrial hemp issue as it relates to reviving family farms, rejuvenating US economy, alternative as viable superior biofuel source to replace fossil fuels which we continue to conduct wars to access. David Crockett Williams, member http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Kucinich4President From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Five important marijuana bills pending in California Legislature Date: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 4:19 PM ====================================================================== Please distribute this memo widely. Forward to family and friends who live in California, or ask them to visit http://www.mpp.org/CA ====================================================================== TO: California residents* FROM: Larry Sandell, MPP assistant director of state policies DATE: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 SUBJECT: Five important marijuana bills pending in California Legislature ====================================================================== This is an exciting year for marijuana policy reform in California. If all goes well, by this September, California will have improved its medical marijuana law, legalized "paraphernalia" for medical purposes, downgraded the classification for marijuana possession from a misdemeanor to a civil infraction, demanded that the federal government accept Proposition 215, and continued funding the University of California's Marijuana Research Program. There is a lot of work to be done, both before and after these bills reach Gov. Gray Davis' (D) desk, and we need your help. Introduced by Sen. John Vasconcellos (D-Senate District 13), S.B. 420 expands and clarifies California's medical marijuana law. Among other improvements, this bill mandates the creation of a state registry and the distribution of state medical marijuana ID cards. Registration would be optional, but it would ensure that medical marijuana patients in less "tolerant" areas of California are protected from arrest. This legislation passed the Senate Committee on Public Safety by a vote of 5-1 and the Senate Committee on Appropriations by a vote of 7-5. The Senate vote may take place as soon as tomorrow, and you have the power to help pass this bill into law. Please take a few moments to visit http://www.mpp.org/CA/action.html . After you choose your favorite pre-written letter and type in your address, our site will automatically e-mail your letter to your assembly member and your senator ... all with the click of a few buttons. The whole process takes less than two minutes, but it makes a world of difference. Also, you can print the letters and send them to your legislators through regular mail. On May 14, Assemblyman Marco Antonio Firebaugh (D-50th Assembly District) amended A.B. 1534 into a drug paraphernalia bill. This bill explicitly allows devices used for the inhalation of medical marijuana (including distribution -- see http://www.mpp.org/CA/bills_697.html ), granting additional protections to medical marijuana patients. Further, it could help to legally protect and restore the industries within California that provide such devices. The California Senate passed S.B. 131 by a commanding 21-13 vote on May 8. This legislation, introduced by Sen. Byron Sher (D-Senate District 11), would change the classification of possession of less than one ounce of marijuana from a misdemeanor to a civil violation. While the penalty of a $100 fine would not change, marijuana offenders would no longer be given a criminal record. Students caught possessing small amounts of marijuana would no longer be subject to losing scholarships under the Higher Education Act. Amazingly, more than 2,400 letters supporting S.B. 131 have already been sent to legislators through the MPP Web site. There is no doubt that your efforts here helped to push the bill though the Senate. If you have not already sent letters in support of S.B. 131 to your legislators, please take a few minutes to visit http://www.mpp.org/CA/action.html . Through A.J.R. 13, the California Legislature asks the U.S. Congress and President George W. Bush (R) to acknowledge marijuana's medical benefits under federal law. After its introduction by Assemblyman Mark Leno (D-13th Assembly District), this resolution passed the California Assembly by a vote of 42-32 on April 24 and is now in the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services. It is an important declaration of California's state's rights. Passing this resolution would show the federal government that California will stand by its medical marijuana patients and caregivers, even as the DEA continues to harass and intimidate them. Another bill introduced by Sen. Vasconcellos, S.B. 295, would eliminate the three-year limit on the California Marijuana Research Program. The important research conducted at the University of California under this program cannot continue without S.B. 295's passage. Currently, the bill has passed the Senate by a vote of 26-12 and is awaiting a committee referral in the Assembly. MPP will keep you updated as these five bills continue to make their way through the legislative process. Thank you for your activism in changing California's marijuana laws, and please pass this message on to other interested California residents. For the full text of these bills, see http://www.mpp.org/CA/bills.html . ====================================================================== HOW TO SUPPORT THE MARIJUANA POLICY PROJECT MPP's state legislative alerts service is funded entirely by the contributions of MPP allies and members nationwide. If you find MPP's state legislative alerts service helpful, please consider making a donation at: http://www.mpp.org/MoneyForStates Because MPP devotes 100% of its efforts toward influencing public policy, contributions are not tax-deductible. However, the above link also provides a way to make a tax-deductible donation. ====================================================================== *If you live outside of California, please reply with your city and state or zip code so that we can stop sending you alerts that are of local interest only. Thank you. From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Get active in support of medical marijuana Date: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 8:47 AM ====================================================================== Please distribute this memo widely. Forward to family and friends who live in any of the eight states listed below. ====================================================================== TO: MPP subscribers in the medical marijuana states* FROM: Alexis Baden-Mayer, MPP national field director DATE: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 SUBJECT: Grassroots activity needed to get federal medical marijuana legislation passed! ====================================================================== Wednesday, June 4, 2003, Ed Rosenthal will be sentenced in federal court for the crime of growing marijuana for sick and dying patients. Rosenthal had been acting in accordance with "Prop. 215," California's Compassionate Use Act, and with the express consent of the City of Oakland. On the day of Rosenthal's sentencing, hundreds of medical marijuana supporters across the country will be going to the home-state offices of their U.S. representatives to demand that Congress pass federal legislation that would keep law-abiding citizens like Ed Rosenthal out of federal prison. Please help us with our grassroots lobbying campaign. Reply to this e-mail or call me at 202-462-5747, ext. 114, today to learn what the Marijuana Policy Project is doing in your congressional district to push your federal legislator to sponsor federal medical marijuana legislation. Please look below to see if your U.S. representative is on our target list of federal legislators who have failed to support their states' medical marijuana laws. If you don't know who represents you in Congress, please take a moment to find out by entering your zip code at http://www.congress.org . Thank you in advance for taking action in support of medical marijuana patients and providers in your state. ====================================================================== U.S. Representatives Who Have Failed To Support Their States' Medical Marijuana Laws in Congress: ALASKA Don Young (R-At Large) CALIFORNIA Joe Baca (D-42) Xavier Becerra (D-30) Mary Bono (R-45) Kevin Calvert (R-44) Dennis Cardoza (D-18) Christopher Cox (R-48) Duke Cunningham (R-50) Susan Davis (D-53) Calvin Dooley (D-20) John Doolittle (R-04) David Dreier (R-26) Elton Gallegly (R-24) Jane Harman (D-36) Wally Herger (R-02) Duncan Hunter (R-52) Darrell Issa (R-49) Jerry Lewis (R-41) Robert Matsui (D-05) Buck McKeon (R-25) Juanita Millender-McDonald (D-37) Gary Miller (R-42) Grace Napolitano (D-38) Devin Nunes (R-21) Doug Ose (R-03) Richard Pombo (R-11) George Radanovich (R-19) Ed Royce (R-40) Loretta Sanchez (D-47) Bill Thomas (R-22) COLORADO Bob Beauprez (R-07) Diana DeGette (D-01) Joel Hefley (R-05) Scott McInnis (R-03) Marilyn Musgrave (R-04) Thomas Tancredo (R-06) HAWAI`I Neil Abercrombie (D-01) MAINE Thomas Allen (D-01) Mike Michaud (D-02) NEVADA Jim Gibbons (R-02) Jon Porter, Sr. (R-03) OREGON Darlene Hooley (D-05) Greg Walden (R-02) David Wu (D-01) WASHINGTON Brian Baird (D-03) Norman Dicks (D-06) Jennifer Dunn (R-08) Doc Hastings (R-04) Jay Inslee (D-01) Rick Larsen (D-02) George Nethercutt (R-05) Adam Smith (D-09) ================================================ From: "David Crockett Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Kucinich to speak in Davis on Monday Date: Thursday, May 29, 2003 7:45 AM Please alert your network in Davis about this and see if folks who go can bring up the marijuana issue and get Kucinich to expound more deeply on his recent drugwar position paper decrying imprisonment statistics and in favor of the feds leaving states alone who want to have medical marijuana legal in their states. I sent him Jack Herer's book over a month ago so a good question would be to ask if he agrees that the 1938 marijuana prohibition statute was passed by a fraud by Anslinger et al on Congress and if so what can be done legally to remedy such a fraud on Congress. See his positions etc at http://www.kucinich.us Thanks, David ----- Original Message ----- From: Tammy Ballard Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 11:58 PM Subject: [Kucinich4President] Kucinich to speak in Davis on Monday If you are in the Davis CA area, you might be interested. Tammy Arriving in a biodiesel bus, presidential hopeful Dennis Kucinich will bring his platform and his singing voice to the Varsity Theatre on Monday. http://www.californiaaggie.com/_articles/6844.taf The California Aggie May 29, 2003 Democratic hopeful Kucinich to speak in Davis on Monday Joe Jaszewski / Aggie By Jessica Mosby Aggie City Editor May 23, 2003 - Arriving in a biodiesel bus, presidential hopeful Dennis Kucinich will bring his platform and his singing voice to the Varsity Theatre on Monday. Kucinich, a Democrat currently representing Ohio in the House of Representatives, was the youngest person ever to be elected mayor of a major American city when he became mayor of Cleveland in 1977 at the age of 31. During his political career, Kucinich has taken a strong stance against war, most recently opposing the war in Iraq and proposing a federal Department of Peace. He also advocates the United States' withdrawal from NATO and the World Trade Organization and contests the USA PATRIOT Act. Recently, Kucinich has made a name for himself with his presentation style, which often features him singing patriotic songs, namely "My Country 'Tis of Thee." It was this flair for singing and his sense of humor that inspired Will Lotter, a Davis resident and former UC Davis athletic coach, to ask Kucinich to speak in Davis. Lotter said he knew of Kucinich from his active role in the peace movement and wanted to hear him speak after learning of his Department of Peace proposal. Lotter and his wife heard Kucinich speak to a crowd of over 2,000 people in March in Marin County, Calif. He said Kucinich was "fantastic" and "a breath of fresh air." "He was talking about things we need to talk about in this country," he said. Lotter cited Kucinich's platform on health care reform, education, decreasing the military budget and unemployment. After the Marin County event, Lotter said he and his wife thought that many Davis residents would enjoy hearing Kucinich's ideas and "decide on their own" whether they agreed. Monday's talk is being sponsored by the Davis Peace Coalition and a number of other local organizations. Lotter said that neither he nor the coalition is endorsing Kucinich's campaign, and that the $5 admission fee will not go to his campaign, but toward American Friends Service Committee's Iraqi relief efforts. "The purpose of bringing him here is to let people hear what he has to say," Lotter said. Kucinich's bus, named Green Light, runs on a diesel engine that uses recycled vegetable oil. The bus was provided by Off the Grid consulting services and is part of an effort to create alternative fuel technology that would lessen U.S. dependence on oil from other countries - an endeavor that Kucinich supports. The Davis College Democrats are not sponsoring this event. Kucinich will speak Monday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Varsity Theatre on 616 Second St. A question-and-answer section will follow Kucinich's speech. Tickets cost $5 and are available at Armadillo Music on 205 F St. -----end article http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Kucinich4President http://www.kucinich.us/ Kucinich & Granny D. May 30, 7PM New Hampshire Institute of Art (148 Concord Street) Televised on WMUR Channel 9 TV "Meet the Candidate" on an upcoming Friday Contact Robert, [EMAIL PROTECTED], 756-3347. Kucinich Rally Madison Wisconsin on May 31, PM Contact Jessica 515-633-0400. "One person can make a difference" -- Dennis Kucinich http://Kucinich.us To subscribe to this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----end fwd post from http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Kucinich4President From: "David Crockett Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: ".Dennis Kucinich USA Presidential Campaign Support - Discussion - Networking Group" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: "Cures Not Wars Global Cannabis March Committee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: the cotton pickin' truth for peace and sustainability Cotton Law as the Achilles Heel of American Fascism Date: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 8:47 AM The below two articles point to a no-brainer action that can be taken to open the mind of the public to the truth about so many related issues to global peace, resolving the drug war, healing the atmosphere and environment, etc., and as more evidence why pesticide and fertilizer independent hemp agriculture should be relegalized and made widespread for its superior and chemical-free fiber and seed oil food, and how this information action approach can expose "The Emperor's New Clothes" of the cotton corporations' contribution to American Fascism (corporate-government collusion and monopolization) http://www.jackerer.com read on, the Achilles Heel is covered by cotton. ----article excerpts "Contact your congressman with this information and request his assistance in changing cotton from the fiber catgory to the food catagory "It is a little known fact that cotton is regulated as a fiber, not a food, even though a major part of the crop is destined for human consumption in one way or another. Cotton growers regularly use chemicals that have been banned from food crops because of their high toxicity. Cotton consumes 10 percent of the world's pesticides and 25 percent of its insecticides. "Because of the heavy oil content, laden with toxic pesticides and syntheitic fertilizers, and grown with genetically modified organisms, much of the total weight of cotton is in the oil, widely used in cooking of all kinds "America's 25,000 cotton farmers collected $4bn from Washington last year, allowing them to sell their goods abroad at half the cost of production" An old friend of my mother's recently mailed her a clipping from a magazine with the following column excerpted above sourced to http://www.letstalkhealth.com ---begin article Cotton? There are so many things to comment on in this wholistic world, I almost hesitate to share this because cotton is sacred to some people. But a growing number of concerned individuals are leading a movement to grow "organic" cotton. Why do we need organic cotton? We don't eat cotton! Yes we do -- in the form of cottonseed oil which is used in a wide variety of baked goods and is a primary oil for the deep frying of chips of all kinds. So what? Here are the facts. Cotton is one of the most pesticide intensive ang genetically altered crops in the world. Pesticides used on cotton not only harm the natural environment but can also directly affect human health since 60 percent of cotton actually ends up in the food chain. Because of the heavy oil content, laden with toxic pesticides and syntheitic fertilizers, and grown with genetically modified organisms, much of the total weight of cotton is in the oil, widely used in cooking of all kinds. And it is in the oil that the DDT and other pesticides tend to reside. You may not know it but cotton is the only crop on wich DDT is still allowed. Children who drink non-organic milk can be exposed to these harmful chemicals because cottonseed is fed to dairy cows, which accumulate pesticide residues in their tissues and particularly in the milk. It is a little known fact that cotton is regulated as a fiber, not a food, even though a major part of the crop is destined for human consumption in one way or another. Cotton growers regularly use chemicals that have been banned from food crops because of their high toxicity. Cotton consumes 10 percent of the world's pesticides and 25 percent of its insecticides. The only way this will change is if you, the consumer, demand such a change. Do not eat any product that has cottonseed oil on the label. Contact your congressman with this information and request his assistance in changing cotton from the fiber catgory to the food catagory. Organic cotton farming is quite feasible and several companies have begun to introduce "certified organic" cotton products on the market. If you purchase such in preference to non-organic, the market will soon shift to a healthier product. -----end article ----and another, on time on target: "America's 25,000 cotton farmers collected $4bn from Washington last year, allowing them to sell their goods abroad at half the cost of production" French plan to aid Africa could be sunk by Bush http://www.guardian.co.uk/france/story/0,11882,961832,00.html Friday May 23, 2003 The Guardian President Bush is preparing to bury a radical French plan which would help some of the world's poorest farmers by ending the dumping of subsidised western food in Africa. A war of words over the plight of the world's poorest continent was brewing last night after European officials accused the US of blocking the ban on export subsidies. In a separate attack, Mr Bush blamed European opposition to GM foods for causing hunger in Africa. Mr Bush said opposition in Europe to GM had forced several starving sub-Saharan African countries to refuse American GM food aid. "European governments should join - not hinder - the great cause of ending hunger in Africa," he told the Coast Guard Academy in Connecticut on Wednesday night. Last week Washington mounted a legal challenge at the World Trade Organisation to Europe's moratorium on GM food imports. Aid agencies say that while European subsidies are more transparent, America's support for its farmers is equally damaging to poor countries which cannot compete with highly subsidised imports. America's 25,000 cotton farmers collected $4bn from Washington last year, allowing them to sell their goods abroad at half the cost of production, at the expense of far more efficient producers in West Africa. Without government support most American cotton farms would go out of business, but Oxfam estimates they cost West Africa $200m a year in lost exports. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ San Francisco Chronicle, May 29th http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi file=/c/a/2003/05/29/MN147381.DTL Democrat Kucinich endorses medical pot use He says he'd issue executive order if elected president Carla Marinucci, John Wildermuth, Chronicle Political Writers Thursday, May 29, 2003 Rep. Dennis Kucinich of Ohio became the first Democratic presidential candidate to endorse the legalization of medical marijuana when he told The Chronicle on Wednesday it should be available "to any patient who needs it to alleviate pain and suffering," regardless of the current federal drug laws. "Compassion requires that medical marijuana be available" Kucinich said during a telephone interview after a campaign stop in Cupertino. "We must have health-care systems which are compassionate . . . so I support it without reservation." Federal law enforcement authorities have raided medicinal marijuana clinics in California arguing that despite the voters endorsement of the drug for medical purposes, its distribution still violates federal laws. Federal law lists marijuana as an illegal substance under the Controlled Substances Act, regardless of its use, U.S. authorities say. Ed Rosenthal, an advocate of legalizing marijuana, was arrested and convicted in federal court of cultivating marijuana, even though Oakland had made him an official supplier for a city-approved pot dispensary. He is scheduled to be sentenced next Wednesday and faces up to five years in federal prison. Kucinich said that as president, "I'd sign an executive order that would permit its use." "I think that we're at a point where we understand that the maintenance of human health and the alleviation of human suffering involves a dialogue between the physician and the patient," Kucinich told The Chronicle. "This is a matter that many people find quite vexing. I have known people who have had cancer and who have been in horrible pain. Anything that can alleviate their suffering should be available." According to the Medical Marijuana Project, the position outlined by Kucinich makes him the first major Democratic candidate to endorse the use of the drug for medical purposes. "Dennis Kucinich has come a long way since 1998, when he voted for a congressional resolution condemning state medical marijuana laws, and we expect many other Democratic contenders to follow suit," said Robert Kampia, executive director of the Washington-based Marijuana Policy Project in a statement posted on the organization's Web site. Kucinich's policy on the issue has the potential to resonate with voters in California -- and beyond. California voters approved the use and distribution of marijuana with a doctor's prescription in 1996. Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Nevada, Oregon and Washington have similar laws. An October 2002 CNN/Time poll showed that 80 percent of Americans believe that medical marijuana should be legally available. "This is a natural issue for the Democrats: The Bush administration is completely out of step with the public, which doesn't want to see sick people hauled off to jail for taking their medicine," Kampia said in his statement. With his statements, Kucinich -- who has made headlines with his strong anti-war stance and proposals to create a U.S. Department of Peace -- has stepped out in front of the Democratic presidential candidates. "I wouldn't change the (marijuana) law now, but I would set up a committee to see if pain relief is different with marijuana," North Carolina Sen. John Edwards told reporters Wednesday after a San Francisco speech. Edwards, however, showed little sympathy for people arrested for behavior that's legal under California law. "It's the job of the Justice Department to enforce the law as it presently exists," said Edwards, a lawyer. Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, a doctor, is another candidate who has called for a study of the medical use of marijuana. But he threatened to veto a measure that would have legalized that use in Vermont. Kucinich, a former mayor of Cleveland, is seen as a longshot in the Democratic presidential derby. He is scheduled to appear today at noon at the San Francisco's federal building and at 7:30 p.m. at the First Congregational Church in Berkeley. 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