This weekend, Saturday, May 3, 2008 is the Global Marijuana March.
www.globalmarijuanamarch.org
The above link is to find the celebration near you. Speak your heart as well as your mind.
The Los Angeles Marijuana March link is www.geocities.com/sistersomayah .
To research hemp for your testimony, visit the USA Hemp Museum, www.hempmuseum.org
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Jack Herer / Sister Somayah / Million Marijuana March
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Barack Obama on Hemp / Marijuana
This is the first of a series of posts on presidential candidates and their positions on hemp found on webeo (web video).
Here's a few pieces we found on Senator Barack Obama concerning hemp.
Senator Obama should visit the USA Hemp Museum, and learn from the Museum's curator Richard M. Davis how hemp is the real change required to save our nation and the world.
Richard's written one of those "Read this like your life depends on it, it does!" books called HEMP FOR VICTORY: A GLOBAL WARMING SOLUTION which explains how to use hemp to solve the problem of global warming.
Barack Obama On Medical Marijuana
Since learning is change, we are confident he will learn about hemp as medicine, the peace pipe as a solution to violence, hemp as an environmental champion that removes excess CO2 from the air and aerates soil up to six feet deep as it draws toxins as strong as nuclear waste (check Chernobyl and hemp). At least Senator Obama has an open mind on the subject and is committed to solving problems.
Presidential Candidate Senator Barack Obama on Medical Marijuana--Aug. 21, 2007
Barack Obama "I inhaled frequently" "That was the point"
Sen. Barack Obama on drug policy--Sept. 29, 2007
Romney and Obama on Medical Marijuana
Unconditional hemp legalization would create more positive change than any campaign promise made so far in any area.
Here's a few pieces we found on Senator Barack Obama concerning hemp.
Senator Obama should visit the USA Hemp Museum, and learn from the Museum's curator Richard M. Davis how hemp is the real change required to save our nation and the world.
Richard's written one of those "Read this like your life depends on it, it does!" books called HEMP FOR VICTORY: A GLOBAL WARMING SOLUTION which explains how to use hemp to solve the problem of global warming.
Barack Obama On Medical Marijuana
Since learning is change, we are confident he will learn about hemp as medicine, the peace pipe as a solution to violence, hemp as an environmental champion that removes excess CO2 from the air and aerates soil up to six feet deep as it draws toxins as strong as nuclear waste (check Chernobyl and hemp). At least Senator Obama has an open mind on the subject and is committed to solving problems.
Presidential Candidate Senator Barack Obama on Medical Marijuana--Aug. 21, 2007
Barack Obama "I inhaled frequently" "That was the point"
Sen. Barack Obama on drug policy--Sept. 29, 2007
Romney and Obama on Medical Marijuana
Unconditional hemp legalization would create more positive change than any campaign promise made so far in any area.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Medical Marijuana Patient Protection Act (Introduced in House)
THANK YOU!!!!!
"H.R.5842 Title: To provide for the medical use of marijuana in accordance with the laws of the various States. Sponsor: Rep Frank, Barney [MA-4] (introduced 4/17/2008) Cosponsors (4) Latest Major Action: 4/17/2008 Referred to House committee. Status: Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce."
What does a medical decision has to do with Energy and Commerce, though Health is part of that structure? What about looking at health from the perspective of effective healing in addition to money? Medical hemp is a medical issue and should be referred to the Subcommitte On Health working from just the facts.
The USA Hemp Museum has volumes of information on how hemp heals, some of it posted in earlier articles on this blog and on the site.
We're grateful for whatever legislation gets through so the American people can once again be free to safely interact with nature.
Here's the link and the text of the Medical Marijuana Patient Protection Act (Introduced in House)
HR 5842 IH
110th CONGRESS
2d Session
H. R. 5842
To provide for the medical use of marijuana in accordance with the laws of the various States.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
April 17, 2008
Mr. FRANK of Massachusetts (for himself, Mr. PAUL, Mr. ROHRABACHER, Mr. FARR, and Mr. HINCHEY) introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce
A BILL
To provide for the medical use of marijuana in accordance with the laws of the various States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.
This Act may be cited as the `Medical Marijuana Patient Protection Act'.
SEC. 2. CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT.
(a) Schedule- Marijuana is moved from schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act to schedule II of such Act.
(b) Prescription or Recommendation-
(1) IN GENERAL- No provision of the Controlled Substances Act shall prohibit or otherwise restrict in a State in which marijuana may be prescribed or recommended by a physician for medical use under applicable State law--
(A) the prescription or recommendation of marijuana by a physician for medical use;
(B) an individual from obtaining, possessing, or transporting within their State, manufacturing or using marijuana in accordance with a prescription or recommendation of marijuana by a physician for medical use by such individual hereinafter in this section referred to as `an authorized patient';
(C) an individual authorized under State law to obtain, possess, transport within their State, or manufacture marijuana from obtaining, possessing, transporting within their State, or manufacturing marijuana on an authorized patient's behalf; or
(D) a pharmacy or other entity authorized under local or State law to distribute medical marijuana to authorized patients from obtaining, possessing or distributing marijuana to such authorized patients.
(2) PRODUCTION- No provision of the Controlled Substances Act shall prohibit or otherwise restrict an entity authorized by a State or local government, in which marijuana may be prescribed or recommended by a physician for medical use, for the purpose of producing marijuana for prescription or recommendation by a physician for medical use from producing, processing, or distributing marijuana for such purpose.
SEC. 3. FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT.
(a) In General- No provision of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act shall prohibit or otherwise restrict in a State in which marijuana may be prescribed or recommended by a physician for medical use under applicable State law--
(1) the prescription or recommendation of marijuana by a physician for medical use;
(2) an individual from obtaining, possessing, or transporting within their State, manufacturing, or using marijuana in accordance with a prescription or recommendation of marijuana by a physician for medical use by such individual, hereinafter in this section referred to as `an authorized patient';
(3) an individual authorized under State law to obtain, possess, transport within their State, or manufacture marijuana from obtaining, possessing, transporting within their State, or manufacturing marijuana on an authorized patient's behalf; or
(4) a pharmacy or other entity authorized under local or State law to distribute medical marijuana to authorized patients from obtaining, possessing or distributing marijuana to such authorized patients.
(b) Production- No provision of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act shall prohibit or otherwise restrict an entity authorized by a State or local government, in which marijuana may be prescribed or recommended by a physician for medical use, for the purpose of producing marijuana for prescription or recommendation by a physician for medical use from producing, processing, or distributing marijuana for such purpose.
SEC. 4. RELATION OF ACT TO CERTAIN PROHIBITIONS RELATING TO SMOKING.
This Act does not affect any Federal, State, or local law regulating or prohibiting smoking in public.
"H.R.5842 Title: To provide for the medical use of marijuana in accordance with the laws of the various States. Sponsor: Rep Frank, Barney [MA-4] (introduced 4/17/2008) Cosponsors (4) Latest Major Action: 4/17/2008 Referred to House committee. Status: Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce."
What does a medical decision has to do with Energy and Commerce, though Health is part of that structure? What about looking at health from the perspective of effective healing in addition to money? Medical hemp is a medical issue and should be referred to the Subcommitte On Health working from just the facts.
The USA Hemp Museum has volumes of information on how hemp heals, some of it posted in earlier articles on this blog and on the site.
We're grateful for whatever legislation gets through so the American people can once again be free to safely interact with nature.
Here's the link and the text of the Medical Marijuana Patient Protection Act (Introduced in House)
HR 5842 IH
110th CONGRESS
2d Session
H. R. 5842
To provide for the medical use of marijuana in accordance with the laws of the various States.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
April 17, 2008
Mr. FRANK of Massachusetts (for himself, Mr. PAUL, Mr. ROHRABACHER, Mr. FARR, and Mr. HINCHEY) introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce
A BILL
To provide for the medical use of marijuana in accordance with the laws of the various States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.
This Act may be cited as the `Medical Marijuana Patient Protection Act'.
SEC. 2. CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT.
(a) Schedule- Marijuana is moved from schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act to schedule II of such Act.
(b) Prescription or Recommendation-
(1) IN GENERAL- No provision of the Controlled Substances Act shall prohibit or otherwise restrict in a State in which marijuana may be prescribed or recommended by a physician for medical use under applicable State law--
(A) the prescription or recommendation of marijuana by a physician for medical use;
(B) an individual from obtaining, possessing, or transporting within their State, manufacturing or using marijuana in accordance with a prescription or recommendation of marijuana by a physician for medical use by such individual hereinafter in this section referred to as `an authorized patient';
(C) an individual authorized under State law to obtain, possess, transport within their State, or manufacture marijuana from obtaining, possessing, transporting within their State, or manufacturing marijuana on an authorized patient's behalf; or
(D) a pharmacy or other entity authorized under local or State law to distribute medical marijuana to authorized patients from obtaining, possessing or distributing marijuana to such authorized patients.
(2) PRODUCTION- No provision of the Controlled Substances Act shall prohibit or otherwise restrict an entity authorized by a State or local government, in which marijuana may be prescribed or recommended by a physician for medical use, for the purpose of producing marijuana for prescription or recommendation by a physician for medical use from producing, processing, or distributing marijuana for such purpose.
SEC. 3. FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT.
(a) In General- No provision of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act shall prohibit or otherwise restrict in a State in which marijuana may be prescribed or recommended by a physician for medical use under applicable State law--
(1) the prescription or recommendation of marijuana by a physician for medical use;
(2) an individual from obtaining, possessing, or transporting within their State, manufacturing, or using marijuana in accordance with a prescription or recommendation of marijuana by a physician for medical use by such individual, hereinafter in this section referred to as `an authorized patient';
(3) an individual authorized under State law to obtain, possess, transport within their State, or manufacture marijuana from obtaining, possessing, transporting within their State, or manufacturing marijuana on an authorized patient's behalf; or
(4) a pharmacy or other entity authorized under local or State law to distribute medical marijuana to authorized patients from obtaining, possessing or distributing marijuana to such authorized patients.
(b) Production- No provision of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act shall prohibit or otherwise restrict an entity authorized by a State or local government, in which marijuana may be prescribed or recommended by a physician for medical use, for the purpose of producing marijuana for prescription or recommendation by a physician for medical use from producing, processing, or distributing marijuana for such purpose.
SEC. 4. RELATION OF ACT TO CERTAIN PROHIBITIONS RELATING TO SMOKING.
This Act does not affect any Federal, State, or local law regulating or prohibiting smoking in public.
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Bill Maher on Marijuana Legalization, NORML 2002
The Great American Hemp Hero Bill Maher at a NORML event in 2002.
BE INTOLLERANT OF THE INJUSTICE THAT IS GOING ON.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Fuel prices and the Budget
LETTER SUBMITTED TO THE LOS ANGELES TIMES
MARCH 21, 2008
Letter to the Editor:
RE: Fuel prices and the Budget
Has anyone out there figured out how much fuel, and therefore money, could be saved by a 60 mile per hour speed limit for cars and 55 mile per hour for trucks--enforced? This is like biting the bullet people. We are at war, inflation is upon us. Better mileage cars are on the horizon, but we can act now. Hire 1,000 more Highway Patrol Officers, use camera technology and education to enforce the new law. Make cars more fuel efficient and not faster. Accidents will go down, again less drain on the economy. This is an equal opportunity law, everyone must slow down on the highway.
This next part is for Governor Schartzenegger. Put the people’s initiative law on the ballot so the people of California have a chance to vote on the idea of legalizing hemp and marijuana in California . Here is what we get: Tens of millions of dollars saved in incarceration costs says the Legislative Analyst and the Attorney General in the initiative summary. What these Analysts didn’t tell the people is that the hemp crop is worth billions of dollars to California ’s economy. Hemp makes fuel alcohol we can run in cars and power plants, hemp fiber can replace much cotton and save enough water to expand hemp growing and food production. That’s billions and it might be much more when we factor in the research and development money that will flow to the first state to legalize the entire Cannabis plant.
This part is for the California Legislature. You have passed hemp bill twice, just as happened with medical marijuana, a reluctant governor stands in the way of an entirely new and exciting resource. You can also put the people’s initiative on the ballot for the people to vote into law, and just as the medical marijuana law has been federal government proof (unchallenged in 12 years), the hemp law can go into effect immediately. Give the people the opportunity to bypass a reluctant governor. Let me remind you, our representatives, that we possess the strongest inalienable rights in the world. Our inalienable rights to life, liberty, property, privacy, happiness and safety should override all your fears about what is the right thing to do.
Richard M. Davis, Curator
USA Hemp Museum
MARCH 21, 2008
Letter to the Editor:
RE: Fuel prices and the Budget
Has anyone out there figured out how much fuel, and therefore money, could be saved by a 60 mile per hour speed limit for cars and 55 mile per hour for trucks--enforced? This is like biting the bullet people. We are at war, inflation is upon us. Better mileage cars are on the horizon, but we can act now. Hire 1,000 more Highway Patrol Officers, use camera technology and education to enforce the new law. Make cars more fuel efficient and not faster. Accidents will go down, again less drain on the economy. This is an equal opportunity law, everyone must slow down on the highway.
This next part is for Governor Schartzenegger. Put the people’s initiative law on the ballot so the people of California have a chance to vote on the idea of legalizing hemp and marijuana in California . Here is what we get: Tens of millions of dollars saved in incarceration costs says the Legislative Analyst and the Attorney General in the initiative summary. What these Analysts didn’t tell the people is that the hemp crop is worth billions of dollars to California ’s economy. Hemp makes fuel alcohol we can run in cars and power plants, hemp fiber can replace much cotton and save enough water to expand hemp growing and food production. That’s billions and it might be much more when we factor in the research and development money that will flow to the first state to legalize the entire Cannabis plant.
This part is for the California Legislature. You have passed hemp bill twice, just as happened with medical marijuana, a reluctant governor stands in the way of an entirely new and exciting resource. You can also put the people’s initiative on the ballot for the people to vote into law, and just as the medical marijuana law has been federal government proof (unchallenged in 12 years), the hemp law can go into effect immediately. Give the people the opportunity to bypass a reluctant governor. Let me remind you, our representatives, that we possess the strongest inalienable rights in the world. Our inalienable rights to life, liberty, property, privacy, happiness and safety should override all your fears about what is the right thing to do.
Richard M. Davis, Curator
USA Hemp Museum
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Hemp Books
This short list is the result of the museum's founder and curator, Richard M. Davis' 40 years of studying and mastering the hemp plant. His book, HEMP FOR VICTORY: A GLOBAL WARMING SOLUTION is an excellent how to manual for using hemp to reverse the effects of too much CO2 in the atmosphere, the scientifically stated cause of global warming.
The USA Hemp Museum is a proud member of the Amazon Associates Program. Purchasing books through the links below results in a small percentage of the sale going to support the USA Hemp Museum's HEMP FOR VICTORY program which uses hemp to solve many of our modern problems. These hemp resource books, where possible, are linked to Amazon.com for your purchasing convenience. These plus many hundreds of titles to be added are currently in the private collection of the USA Hemp Museum.
Other Hemp Book Selections
1. CONRAD, CHRIS. HEMP, LIFELINE TO THE FUTURE: The Unexpected Answer for Our Environmental and Economic Recovery. 1994.
2. BOCSA AND KARUS. THE CULTIVATION OF HEMP: Botany, Varieties, Cultivation and Harvesting. 1998.
3. HERER, JACK. THE EMPEROR WEARS NO CLOTHES: The Authoritative Historical Record of Cannabis and the Conspiracy Against Marijuana. 1985 & 1998.
4. ROULAC, JOHN W. HEMP HORIZONS: The Comeback of the World's Most Promising Plant. 1997.
5. KANE, MARI. ET AL. HEMP PAGES: The Hemp Industry Source Book, 1999-2000. Printed on hemp paper in Canada, where hemp is being grown.
6. FRAZIER, JACK. THE GREAT AMERICAN HEMP INDUSTRY. 1991.
7. HOPKINS, JAMES F. A HISTORY OF THE HEMP INDUSTRY IN KENTUCKY. 1951.
8. ALLEN, JAMES LANE. THE REIGN OF LAW: A Tale of the Kentucky Hemp Fields. 1900.
9. HERNDON, GEORGE MELVIN. THE STORY OF HEMP IN COLONIAL VIRGINIA. 1959.
10. de BONNEVILLE, FRANCOISE . THE BOOK OF FINE LINEN, 1994.
11. BIRRELL, VERLA. THE TEXTILE ARTS: A Handbook of Fabric Structure and Design Processes; Ancient and Modern Weaving, Braiding, Printing, and Other Textile Techniques. 1959.
12. HUNTER, DARD: PAPERMAKING: The History & Technique of an Ancient Craft , 1943 & 1947.
13. RUDIN, BO. MAKING PAPER: A Look Into The History Of An Ancient Craft. 1990.
14. BURBANK, LUTHER. LUTHER BURBANK: His Methods and Discoveries and Their Practical Applications. Volume VIII. 1914.
15. SEYMOUR, E.L.D. THE GARDEN ENCYCLOPEDIA, 1936.
MARIJUANA RELATED BOOKS.
1. ANDREWS AND VINKENOOG. THE BOOK OF GRASS: An Anthology of Indian Hemp. 1967.
2. BARBER, THEODORE X. LSD, MARIJUANA, YOGA AND HYPNOSIS. 1970.
3. BELLO, JOAN. THE BENEFITS OF MARIJUANA: Physical, Psychological, and Spiritual. 1996.
4. BLOOMQUIST, E. R., M.D. MARIJUANA. 1968.
5. CHAPPLE, STEVE. OUTLAWS IN BABYLON: Shocking True Adventures of the Marijuana Frontier. 1984.
6. CLARKE, ROBERT CONNELL. MARIJUANA BOTANY. 1981.
7. CONRAD, CHRIS. HEMP FOR HEALTH: The Medicinal and Nutritional Uses of Cannabis Sativa. 1997.
8. DRAKE, WILLIAM DANIEL Jr. THE CONNOISSEUR'S HANDBOOK OF MARIJUANA. 1971.
9. DOUGLAS, MICHAEL. DEALING: or The Berkeley-to-Boston Forty-Brick Lost-Bag Blues. 1971.
10. GRINSPOON, LESTER. MARIJUANA RECONSIDERED. 1974 & 1991.
11. GRINSPOON AND BAKALAR. MARIJUANA: The Forbidden Medicine. 1993.
12. HERER AND EMMANUEL. G.R.A.S.S.: Great Revolutionary American Standard System. 1973 & 1990.
13. HERER, JACK. THE EMPEROR WEARS NO CLOTHES. 1990 &1999.
14. KAMSTRA, JERRY. WEED: Adventures of a Dope Smuggler. 1974 & 1983.
15. LEWIS, BARBARA. THE SEXUAL POWER OF MARIJUANA. 1970.
16. MARGOLIS AND CLORFENE. A CHILD'S GARDEN OF GRASS. 1969.
17. MIKURIYA, TOD H., M.D., EDITOR. MARIJUANA: MEDICAL PAPERS. 1973.
18. Mount, Guy. THE MARIJUANA MYSTERY: A Novel. 1993.
19. MOUNTAIN, STONE. POT ART: Marijuana Reading Matter. 1972.
20. NATIONAL COMMISSION ON MARIJUANA AND DRUG ABUSE. MARIJUANA: A SIGNAL OF MISUNDERSTANDING, The Official Report. 1972.
21. POTTER AND JOY. THE HEALING MAGIC OF CANNABIS. 1998.
22. POWER, JED. DRUG ANTIQUES: A Photographic Look at Old & Unusual Drug Artifacts and Rarities. 1986.
23. RAPHAEL, RAY. CASH CROP: An American Dream. 1985.
24. RATHBUN AND PERON. BROWNIE MARY'S MARIJUANA COOKBOOK and DENNIS PERON'S RECIPE FOR SOCIAL CHANGE. 1993.
25. ROSEVEAR, JOHN. POT: A Handbook of Marijuana. 1967.
26. RUBIN AND COMITAS. GANJA IN JAMAICA: The Effects of Marijuana Use. 1976.
27. SCHOFIELD, MICHAEL. THE STRANGE CASE OF POT. 1971.
28. SIMMONS, J.L., ED. MARIJUANA: MYTHS AND REALITIES. 1967.
29. SLOMAN, LARRY "ratso". REEFER MADNESS: A History of Marijuana. 1979.
30. SOLOMON, DAVID., EDITOR. THE MARIHUANA PAPERS. 1966.
31. SOUTHERN, TERRY. RED-DIRT MARIJUANA: And Other Tales. 1955 & 1990.
32. STARKS, MICHAEL. MARIJUANA CHEMISTRY: Genetics, Processing & Potency. 1977 & 1990.
33. TREBACH AND INCIARDI. LEGALIZE IT? Debating American Drug Policy. 1993.
34. WALLER, ET AL. MARIHUANA: An Annotated Bibliography. 1976.
35. ZIMMER AND MORGAN. MARIJUANA MYTHS, MARIJUANA FACTS. 1997.
*****
SAILING SHIP RELATED BOOKS.
1. DYSON, JOHN. COLUMBUS: For Gold, God, and Glory. 1991.
2. CROSS, WILBER, ET AL. NAVAL BATTLES AND HEROES. 1960.
3. BOTTING, DOUGLAS. THE PIRATES. 1978.
4. WEIR, RUTH COMER. JOHN PAUL JONES: Father of the U.S. Navy. 1963.
5. SPECTRE AND LARKIN. A GOODLY SHIP: The Building of the Susan Constant. 1992.
6. LEWIS AND O'BRIEN. SHIPS. 1965.
7. CASSON, LIONEL. ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF SHIPS & BOATS. 1964.
8. CULVER AND GRANT. THE BOOK OF OLD SHIPS. 1924.
9. CANBY, COURTLANDT. A HISTORY OF SHIPS AND SEAFARING. 1963.
10. CAIN, EMILY. GHOST SHIPS. 1983.
*****
OTHER DRUG RELATED BOOKS.
1. NORRIS, CONRAD & RESNER. SHATTERED LIVES: Portraits From America's Drug War, 1998.
2. SZASZ, THOMAS. OUR RIGHT TO DRUGS: The Case For A Free Market. 1992.
3. MODELL AND LANSING, ET AL. DRUGS. 1967.
4. CARROLL, CHARLES R. DRUGS IN MODERN SOCIETY. 1985 & 1993.
5. McWILLIAMS, PETER. AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS IF YOU DO: The Absurdity of Consensual Crimes in a Free Society.
[click here for the FREE link to the Hemp Hero Peter McWilliams' online edition of AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS IF YOU DO: The Absurdity of Consensual Crimes in a Free Society.] 1993.
6. GRINSPOON AND BAKALAR. COCAINE: A Drug and Its Social Evolution. 1976.
7. WELLS, BRIAN. PSYCHEDELIC DRUGS. 1973.
8. LENSON, DAVID. ON DRUGS. 1995.
9. SANDERS, LEWIS. WHAT A LONG STRANGE TRIP IT'S BEEN: A Hippy's History of the 60's & Beyond... 1994.
10. EDITORS, EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE REVIEW. DOPE, INC.: The Book That Drove Kissinger Crazy. 1992.
11. AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. DRUG DEPENDENCE: A Guide For Physicians. 1969.
12. HORMAN AND FOX. DRUG AWARENESS: Key Documents on LSD, Marijuana, and the Drug Culture. 1970.
13. NEWLOVE, DONALD. THOSE DRINKING DAYS: Myself and Other Writers. 1981.
14. YOUNG-KLEIN-BEYER. RECREATIONAL DRUGS: Everything You Need To Know About Cocaine and Ginseng and Pot, Ololuiqui and Tobacco, etc and etc. 1977.
15. HUGHES AND BREWIN. THE TRANQUILIZING OF AMERICA: Pill Popping and the American Way of Life. 1979.
16. WINN, MARIE. THE PLUG-IN DRUG: Television, Children, and the Family. 1977.
17. ROSZAK, THEODORE. THE MAKING OF A COUNTER CULTURE: Reflections on the Technocratic Society and Its Youthful Opposition. 1969.
18. CONRAD; NORRIS; RESNER. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE DRUG WAR. 1999.
19. EIDELMAN, WILLIAM S., M.D. FROM MEDICINE TO MYSTICISM. 1999.
20. WEIL AND ROSEN. CHOCOLATE TO MORPHINE: Understanding Mind -Active Drugs. 1983.
21. NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE. TESTING DRUGS FOR PHYSICAL DEPENDENCE POTENTIAL AND ABUSE LIABILITY. 1984.
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LEGAL RELATED BOOKS.
1. MURDOCK, JOHN R. THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA. 1929.
2. FENN, PERCY T. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION. 1948.
3. LONG, JOSEPH RAGLAND. CASES ON CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. 1932.
The USA Hemp Museum is a proud member of the Amazon Associates Program. Purchasing books through the links below results in a small percentage of the sale going to support the USA Hemp Museum's HEMP FOR VICTORY program which uses hemp to solve many of our modern problems. These hemp resource books, where possible, are linked to Amazon.com for your purchasing convenience. These plus many hundreds of titles to be added are currently in the private collection of the USA Hemp Museum.
Other Hemp Book Selections
1. CONRAD, CHRIS. HEMP, LIFELINE TO THE FUTURE: The Unexpected Answer for Our Environmental and Economic Recovery. 1994.
2. BOCSA AND KARUS. THE CULTIVATION OF HEMP: Botany, Varieties, Cultivation and Harvesting. 1998.
3. HERER, JACK. THE EMPEROR WEARS NO CLOTHES: The Authoritative Historical Record of Cannabis and the Conspiracy Against Marijuana. 1985 & 1998.
4. ROULAC, JOHN W. HEMP HORIZONS: The Comeback of the World's Most Promising Plant. 1997.
5. KANE, MARI. ET AL. HEMP PAGES: The Hemp Industry Source Book, 1999-2000. Printed on hemp paper in Canada, where hemp is being grown.
6. FRAZIER, JACK. THE GREAT AMERICAN HEMP INDUSTRY. 1991.
7. HOPKINS, JAMES F. A HISTORY OF THE HEMP INDUSTRY IN KENTUCKY. 1951.
8. ALLEN, JAMES LANE. THE REIGN OF LAW: A Tale of the Kentucky Hemp Fields. 1900.
9. HERNDON, GEORGE MELVIN. THE STORY OF HEMP IN COLONIAL VIRGINIA. 1959.
10. de BONNEVILLE, FRANCOISE . THE BOOK OF FINE LINEN, 1994.
11. BIRRELL, VERLA. THE TEXTILE ARTS: A Handbook of Fabric Structure and Design Processes; Ancient and Modern Weaving, Braiding, Printing, and Other Textile Techniques. 1959.
12. HUNTER, DARD: PAPERMAKING: The History & Technique of an Ancient Craft , 1943 & 1947.
13. RUDIN, BO. MAKING PAPER: A Look Into The History Of An Ancient Craft. 1990.
14. BURBANK, LUTHER. LUTHER BURBANK: His Methods and Discoveries and Their Practical Applications. Volume VIII. 1914.
15. SEYMOUR, E.L.D. THE GARDEN ENCYCLOPEDIA, 1936.
MARIJUANA RELATED BOOKS.
1. ANDREWS AND VINKENOOG. THE BOOK OF GRASS: An Anthology of Indian Hemp. 1967.
2. BARBER, THEODORE X. LSD, MARIJUANA, YOGA AND HYPNOSIS. 1970.
3. BELLO, JOAN. THE BENEFITS OF MARIJUANA: Physical, Psychological, and Spiritual. 1996.
4. BLOOMQUIST, E. R., M.D. MARIJUANA. 1968.
5. CHAPPLE, STEVE. OUTLAWS IN BABYLON: Shocking True Adventures of the Marijuana Frontier. 1984.
6. CLARKE, ROBERT CONNELL. MARIJUANA BOTANY. 1981.
7. CONRAD, CHRIS. HEMP FOR HEALTH: The Medicinal and Nutritional Uses of Cannabis Sativa. 1997.
8. DRAKE, WILLIAM DANIEL Jr. THE CONNOISSEUR'S HANDBOOK OF MARIJUANA. 1971.
9. DOUGLAS, MICHAEL. DEALING: or The Berkeley-to-Boston Forty-Brick Lost-Bag Blues. 1971.
10. GRINSPOON, LESTER. MARIJUANA RECONSIDERED. 1974 & 1991.
11. GRINSPOON AND BAKALAR. MARIJUANA: The Forbidden Medicine. 1993.
12. HERER AND EMMANUEL. G.R.A.S.S.: Great Revolutionary American Standard System. 1973 & 1990.
13. HERER, JACK. THE EMPEROR WEARS NO CLOTHES. 1990 &1999.
14. KAMSTRA, JERRY. WEED: Adventures of a Dope Smuggler. 1974 & 1983.
15. LEWIS, BARBARA. THE SEXUAL POWER OF MARIJUANA. 1970.
16. MARGOLIS AND CLORFENE. A CHILD'S GARDEN OF GRASS. 1969.
17. MIKURIYA, TOD H., M.D., EDITOR. MARIJUANA: MEDICAL PAPERS. 1973.
18. Mount, Guy. THE MARIJUANA MYSTERY: A Novel. 1993.
19. MOUNTAIN, STONE. POT ART: Marijuana Reading Matter. 1972.
20. NATIONAL COMMISSION ON MARIJUANA AND DRUG ABUSE. MARIJUANA: A SIGNAL OF MISUNDERSTANDING, The Official Report. 1972.
21. POTTER AND JOY. THE HEALING MAGIC OF CANNABIS. 1998.
22. POWER, JED. DRUG ANTIQUES: A Photographic Look at Old & Unusual Drug Artifacts and Rarities. 1986.
23. RAPHAEL, RAY. CASH CROP: An American Dream. 1985.
24. RATHBUN AND PERON. BROWNIE MARY'S MARIJUANA COOKBOOK and DENNIS PERON'S RECIPE FOR SOCIAL CHANGE. 1993.
25. ROSEVEAR, JOHN. POT: A Handbook of Marijuana. 1967.
26. RUBIN AND COMITAS. GANJA IN JAMAICA: The Effects of Marijuana Use. 1976.
27. SCHOFIELD, MICHAEL. THE STRANGE CASE OF POT. 1971.
28. SIMMONS, J.L., ED. MARIJUANA: MYTHS AND REALITIES. 1967.
29. SLOMAN, LARRY "ratso". REEFER MADNESS: A History of Marijuana. 1979.
30. SOLOMON, DAVID., EDITOR. THE MARIHUANA PAPERS. 1966.
31. SOUTHERN, TERRY. RED-DIRT MARIJUANA: And Other Tales. 1955 & 1990.
32. STARKS, MICHAEL. MARIJUANA CHEMISTRY: Genetics, Processing & Potency. 1977 & 1990.
33. TREBACH AND INCIARDI. LEGALIZE IT? Debating American Drug Policy. 1993.
34. WALLER, ET AL. MARIHUANA: An Annotated Bibliography. 1976.
35. ZIMMER AND MORGAN. MARIJUANA MYTHS, MARIJUANA FACTS. 1997.
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SAILING SHIP RELATED BOOKS.
1. DYSON, JOHN. COLUMBUS: For Gold, God, and Glory. 1991.
2. CROSS, WILBER, ET AL. NAVAL BATTLES AND HEROES. 1960.
3. BOTTING, DOUGLAS. THE PIRATES. 1978.
4. WEIR, RUTH COMER. JOHN PAUL JONES: Father of the U.S. Navy. 1963.
5. SPECTRE AND LARKIN. A GOODLY SHIP: The Building of the Susan Constant. 1992.
6. LEWIS AND O'BRIEN. SHIPS. 1965.
7. CASSON, LIONEL. ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF SHIPS & BOATS. 1964.
8. CULVER AND GRANT. THE BOOK OF OLD SHIPS. 1924.
9. CANBY, COURTLANDT. A HISTORY OF SHIPS AND SEAFARING. 1963.
10. CAIN, EMILY. GHOST SHIPS. 1983.
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OTHER DRUG RELATED BOOKS.
1. NORRIS, CONRAD & RESNER. SHATTERED LIVES: Portraits From America's Drug War, 1998.
2. SZASZ, THOMAS. OUR RIGHT TO DRUGS: The Case For A Free Market. 1992.
3. MODELL AND LANSING, ET AL. DRUGS. 1967.
4. CARROLL, CHARLES R. DRUGS IN MODERN SOCIETY. 1985 & 1993.
5. McWILLIAMS, PETER. AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS IF YOU DO: The Absurdity of Consensual Crimes in a Free Society.
[click here for the FREE link to the Hemp Hero Peter McWilliams' online edition of AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS IF YOU DO: The Absurdity of Consensual Crimes in a Free Society.] 1993.
6. GRINSPOON AND BAKALAR. COCAINE: A Drug and Its Social Evolution. 1976.
7. WELLS, BRIAN. PSYCHEDELIC DRUGS. 1973.
8. LENSON, DAVID. ON DRUGS. 1995.
9. SANDERS, LEWIS. WHAT A LONG STRANGE TRIP IT'S BEEN: A Hippy's History of the 60's & Beyond... 1994.
10. EDITORS, EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE REVIEW. DOPE, INC.: The Book That Drove Kissinger Crazy. 1992.
11. AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. DRUG DEPENDENCE: A Guide For Physicians. 1969.
12. HORMAN AND FOX. DRUG AWARENESS: Key Documents on LSD, Marijuana, and the Drug Culture. 1970.
13. NEWLOVE, DONALD. THOSE DRINKING DAYS: Myself and Other Writers. 1981.
14. YOUNG-KLEIN-BEYER. RECREATIONAL DRUGS: Everything You Need To Know About Cocaine and Ginseng and Pot, Ololuiqui and Tobacco, etc and etc. 1977.
15. HUGHES AND BREWIN. THE TRANQUILIZING OF AMERICA: Pill Popping and the American Way of Life. 1979.
16. WINN, MARIE. THE PLUG-IN DRUG: Television, Children, and the Family. 1977.
17. ROSZAK, THEODORE. THE MAKING OF A COUNTER CULTURE: Reflections on the Technocratic Society and Its Youthful Opposition. 1969.
18. CONRAD; NORRIS; RESNER. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE DRUG WAR. 1999.
19. EIDELMAN, WILLIAM S., M.D. FROM MEDICINE TO MYSTICISM. 1999.
20. WEIL AND ROSEN. CHOCOLATE TO MORPHINE: Understanding Mind -Active Drugs. 1983.
21. NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE. TESTING DRUGS FOR PHYSICAL DEPENDENCE POTENTIAL AND ABUSE LIABILITY. 1984.
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LEGAL RELATED BOOKS.
1. MURDOCK, JOHN R. THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA. 1929.
2. FENN, PERCY T. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION. 1948.
3. LONG, JOSEPH RAGLAND. CASES ON CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. 1932.
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