Obama on Marijuana

Published October 21, 2012

Obama on Marijuana – My videos are for a public access show in Northern Kentucky. this is strictly NON-PROFIT The Goal is an end to the drug war. ie an end to civil rights violations of the hidden masses. A return to personal dignity in the United . States of Embarrassment. so under fair use copyrights be damned. That is all. Not really “on” Marijuana. More of a “position on Marijuana”Before and after his apparent Crack addiction. (Damn you Alex Jones, You may be right.) Who is really running the show? and How do we stop them? politics, conspiracy, Shadow Government, Endgame scenarios.

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Filed under: Kentucky Drug Use

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FBI searching for fugitives in drug, money scheme

Filed under: Kentucky Drug Use

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Kentucky enacts Lasix rule as debate continues

Filed under: Kentucky Drug Use

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AP IMPACT: Cartels flood US with cheap meth

Filed under: Kentucky Drug Use

Although Mexican meth is not new to the U.S. drug trade, it now accounts for as much as 80 percent of the meth sold here, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration. And it is as much as 90 percent pure, a level that offers users a faster, more …
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