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Subj:    The Loop : WEEDFEST LONDON
Date:   6/17/01 2:23:55 AM Mountain Daylight Time
From:   [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Roger Bunn)
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She was someone who offered to help Key and then disappeared off the scene
says Hoff

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The most powerful lobby group of its kind on the 'net.

Tony Benn, the long standing Socialist MP who stood down at the last
election appeared on UK tv on Sunday the 17th of June to refute his previous
leaders recent statement as to the "anarchists" in Sweden who were
disrupting events at the Summit Meeting. Tony Blair, the leader of the
cuddlesome left of the nation and Prime Minister, has taken a Uturn tighter
than any produced by Thatcher or those Tories who recently decided than
fining people "on the spot" for possession of small amounts of cannabis
should become the norm. And Tony Benn is not impressed.
indeed Benn made some forthright statements as t'is his way though decades
of opposition to the dreaded Margaret and the lesser leading lights of
Conservative rule and pro Royalism.

Benn was determined to get the most valid point of all across to the Brit
nation when he compared media coverage of such violent events to propaganda
of the west. And he directed public attention to the strangest of facts. In
that if these riots had happened in China or elsewhere on  non western
foreign shores, the west would applaud, instead of blaming anarchists and
making statements such as Blair made in that "these types of protest have to
be stopped." Whereas Blair does not want to get disturbed during his actions
to link with the less vicious aspects of multi corporationism, (check out
"The Silent Takeover""). Benn still states that in the world in which we
live, nothing gets reported from the people "unless someone throws a brick".
Unfortunately, for those who don't have anything like a brick to hand on a
daily basis, Benn's statements have far more of a ring of truth that the
PMs.

The shooting on demonstrators in Sweden will have taken methods of mass
protest up another rung on the ladder to direct confrontation with the
state. And the reasons for this are not just in the hands of those with
itchy state trigger fingers, but in the duplicities of and slowest of speed
in, bring people friendly laws into being. Meaningful actions that will at
least give some hint that parliamentarians in general are willing to link
votes with power. Something that at this time, especially in such places as
Florida during the last election, parliamentarians seem to have either
forgotten or ignored. Hijack the state star ship in any way one can seems to
be the philosophy of the elected. But as to elections themselves? Benn
reminded his audience that the IMF were not elected, neither were those who
make up the European Commission. And that it is not necessarily those who
have been elected who are designing new laws for the people.

In Brixton in London yesterday the largest pro cannabis festival in Europe
was held in the pouring rain. "How can y'win?" Asked Dana Beal the
proactivist from NYork. Who along with Tracey "Marijuana Barbie" had kindly
crossed the Grt Pond to give "Dutch" courage to such as Chris Schmoo and
Steve Pank and other Brits too many to mention in organising such a welcome
event. And in fact the rain did dampen all the spirits involved in bring the
weed to the people. But there is more, more to be revealed as to this
particular event yesterday. And that is the big split between the New Labour
policy on non legalisation and the police themselves.

Two days before the event was due the press, (not the government!) issued a
statement that people arrested with a few grams of pot in their possession
would get a caution and let loose. No report would be filed that would
infringe upon their rights when seeking employment, and having their records
checked. No, these pot heads would be freed to go their way in peace.
"Hello?".. "What's this?" people started to wonder, and ask. "Is this that
nice Mr Blair showing a little courage to the people, those in the UK who do
not possess the courage to allow basic freedoms of others to enter their
frame of social activities?". But they were to be disappointed. Instead
going out on a limb, the local, police chief Commander Brian Paddick had
decided to find the courage to act independently of those in the UK Cabinet
who entrenched in their own political self protectionism still refuse to
bring legal pot to the people. To legalise cannabis use for both medical and
recreational use.

"A total success all round" Said the Police Press Office at Scotland yard
this morning. A success for which Tony Blair and his new teams of acolytes
cannot claim as their own. In fact, new labour on drugs is labouring under
the impression that its policies are in any way acceptable. Wherein fact,
this governments policies on drugs as duplistic and contorted as anywhere
else in the west, except for Holland. Wherein on one hand the government of
the UK can condone the appearance of such as the Burmese military junta and
the producing nations at major sports and cultural events wherein these
nations gain credence for being "normal societies". On the other, the
thought of coffee shoppes freely springing up around the UK makes new labour
and the Blairites throw up their hands in horror! And wobble as if stoned on
their own superior knowledge and stations in life.

Just before "Bunker Jim"  had shown up to transport our butts to south
London's Brockwell Park. The phone had rung to say "Hi Roger, We are on the
march". Special Branch are the anti terrorist section of the UK police
force. So one guesses than the "chaps" got just as stoned as everyone else
at this interesting event.

I have a few points to mention. In that, in the speakers tent, wherein apart
from Dana and Barbie, Chris, Steve and a wonderful young lady who was
throwing free cigarette papers to her audience and rolling metre long joint.
The music lacked an educated dimension. And that the backup service from the
interview team was excellent. Probably far better to get owns thoughts and
words down upon video tape than it is in a tent in the rain wherein people
are sometimes too stoned or too distracted to take it all in.

Cannabis is a social thing. Thereby not only one member of my family
attended, my daughter and her friend were also "doing their thing" in the
park. Thereby, when I met an old friend whom I had not seen for decades, one
was able to introduce her to her infamous "Uncle" Paddy. Oh yes, Brockwell
Park 2001 was an event to remember. In that a local policeman discovered
more courage than the whole of the UK government..

Roger Bunn

Policy Press Office
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The Music Industry Human Rights Association.
In support of a Genuine war upon hard drugs and human rights abuse.
http://www.mihra.org/2k
policy.office@. mihra.org

Founded at the US Embassy in London during UN50. Mihra holds the
appreciations of HH the Dalai Lama, Aung San Suu Kyi, filmmaker John Pilger,
liberation journalists and parliamentarians, Welsh rugby star Dr JPR
Williams, Hendrix bassist Noel Redding, jazz pianist Abdullah Ibrahim and
many others.

"Burma Out" : Contrary to a "drug free Games". The spin forwarded by US Drug
Tzar General Barry McCaffrey, the International Olympic Committee, the media
and the United Nations Security Council. The murderous Burmese military
junta provided Australia with nearly 90% of its heroin, and the Sydney
Games, the "Opium Olympiad" with an exclusively Burman racist squad. In
November 2000, feigning injury, the junta, paying a fine of $28,000 withdrew
Burma from the FIFA World Cup.

Juntastein http://www.mihra.org/2k/burma.htm
Drugs http://www.mihra.org/2k/drugs.htm
Enterprise http://www.mihra.org/2k/cia.htm


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