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Politics : Sioux Nation
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To: koan who wrote (164445)3/26/2009 11:12:44 PM
From: Wharf Rat  Read Replies (2) of 361732
 
They asked the wrong ?; it was about legalizing to stimulate the economy. Probably wouldn't do that, so he answered it fine. The ? should have been "Will legalization help solve the border problem? Would it help the states raise revenues? Is the war on mary cost effective? Would legalization solve the problems of Mexican gangs taking over our national forests for plantations?" Something like that.

Feds raid S.F. medical marijuana dispensary
The Associated Press
Posted: 03/26/2009 05:58:49 AM PDT

SAN FRANCISCO—A medical marijuana dispensary in San Francisco that gave out free marijuana to poor people is mostly empty after a raid by federal agents.
U.S Drug Enforcement Administration agents descended on Emmalyn's California Cannabis Clinic Wednesday afternoon.

Agents loaded up several pickup trucks parked outside as they carried out marijuana plants, grow lights and other equipment.

(No wonder they were busted).

Saying the specific reason for the raid is under court seal, the DEA would only say the dispensary is suspected of violating federal and state law.

Emmalyn's had been providing free marijuana to the poor on Wednesdays.

The dispensary had been operating with a temporary permit issued by the Department of Public Health.

mercurynews.com
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