fweed tweetz:
The Regulate Sweatshirts have arrived…
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fweed tweetz:
First batch of the new A3 Regulate Cannabis Signs have arrived as we move towards September and the campaign moves into action.
Meanwhile, in other cannabinoid related news..
Hempture tweetz:
AUG 28th 2018 – Cannabidiol.ie – #Wicklow’s 1st Hemp & CBD store opens with phenomenal interest!!
Home Grown
at
Relax.
The plants look illegal.
But they’re not.
Lough Farm Extracts write
You can now get hold of our new outdoor strain Irish Kush with 0.2% THC 4-5% #CBD from our main distributor @Hempture in Ireland…
Sales of the controversial, but legal Irish Kush far surpass expectations…
Meanwhile…
Interesting passage from a book published in 1844 about the medical uses of cannabis "Medicines, their uses and mode of administration" by Dr John Moore Neligan. I guess in 2018, we're still playing catch up. Note the part dealing with infantile convulsions. @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/ahycMinbHe
— fweed (@Fweed_) July 30, 2018
There you go now.
Gold Leaf
at
A new poster campaign by Fweed
May also get you high, apparently.
Niall Neligan writes:
With 4/20 just around the corner, its time to put cannabis regulation firmly on the political agenda.
As the movement to regulate cannabis for both adult and medicinal use spreads across North America and beyond, it is time for the Irish government to chart a clear regulatory course that will transition an illicit market worth approximately €1Billion per annum into a regulated market.
If properly done, a regulated market could generate as much as €300 million in additional revenue for the state each year and create 15,000 new jobs by 2025.
Given developments elsewhere, and the real likelihood that European states such as the Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Malta, the Czech Republic (not to mention Germany) will most likely regulate by 2021, can Ireland really afford to miss out by relying on outdated policies born out of ignorance and social conservativeism?
The economic and business case for Regulation of Cannabis for Medical and Adult use is now sufficiently strong to end the failed policy of prohibition and allow Ireland and Irish companies to participate in The Green Rush…
FIGHT!
Illegal plant!
This afternoon.
The Jervis Centre, Dublin 1
Our new billboard at the entrance to Jervis Centre seems to be causing some commotion.
This morning the security guard had to stop 2 people taking a picture of the billboard…
It’s a picture of a “LEAF” guys! Hope it doesn’t offend!
FIGHT!
This afternoon.
Leinster House, Dublin 2
Vera Twomey (pic 3) joins protestors to support People Before Profit TD Gine Kenny’s bill to legalise medicinal cannabis, currently being debated in the Dáil.
Vera says her daughter Ava’s sezures from Dravets Syndrome
Watch proceedings here
Top: Solidarity People Before Profit TDs Paul Murphy. Richard Boyd Barrett, Gino Kenny and Brid Smith talking to the media before the debate.
UPDATE:
Shocking to hear @veras1 has collapsed outside the #Dáil as it looks likely government will introduce a restricted medicinal cannabis bill that won’t help Ava Barry #Veratwomey #Dáil pic.twitter.com/rohwlXeJc5
— Mick Caul (@caulmick) November 9, 2017
I just spoke on #MedicinalCannabis Bill and it appears FF and SF are going to support the Bill now, public pressure has clearly been a part of this. It shows that campaigning can have impact, particularly the campaign work of Vera Twomey @veras1 #dubw #Dáil
— Ruth Coppinger TD (@RuthCoppingerTD) November 9, 2017
Interesting development with Gino Kenny’s Medical Cannabis Bill – Health Committee recommended killing the Bill, but now FF and SF members of that committee seem to be changing their views to allow it to proceed – heavily amended.
— Justin McCarthy (@MrJustinMac) November 9, 2017
More as we get it.
Update:
The Government has agreed to allow the progression of legislation to provide for medical cannabis to the next legislative stage.
The move is despite the fact that the Oireachtas Committee on Health recommended withdrawing Gino Kenny’s bill because of “fundamental flaws” in the legislation.
Minister of State at the department of Justice and Equality David Stanton said he was of the view that “if you have a very flawed piece of legislation, it might not be possible to amend it, perhaps it should be redrafted and resubmitted”.
However he said there seemed to be a consensus among TDs that the bill should proceed to Committee stage in the Dáil.
Medical cannabis legislation progresses to next stage (RTÉ)
Rollingnews
Disc-gusting
atThis driver was all ‘Sixes& Sevens Forgery wouldnt really be their forte driver stopped in Ennis fraudulent Ins disc Prosecution to follow pic.twitter.com/AyI0qyoolF
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) August 9, 2017
Hmmm.
Meanwhile…
From the weekend…
RTE reported:
“The internal Audit Committee of An Garda Síochána has said it was “very concerned” that senior garda management did not tell it about the existence of thousands of fake breath tests or unreliable fixed notice convictions.”
“…The committee, which oversees spending in the force, said it was kept totally in the dark over both issues despite senior management knowing about them in the previous year.”
Garda auditors not told of breath test or FCN controversies (RTE)
Previously: A Breathtaking Timeline
Are you pro-plant or anti-leaf?
Broadsheet on the Telly ‘Reefer Special’ will be held on Thursday live on the site, on April 20 at 11.45.
If you have strong views on the ‘erb and would like to take part please send short bio to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked Reefer Special.
Amsterdam-based participants welcome.
Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly on Broadsheet
Posters via Mashable
E-Blunt
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The Highlighter Cannabis Vapour Pen ($50) – a USB rechargeable battery powered element warms 50% THC cannabis oil to deliver a cool vapour toke.
Available in Sativa, Indica, Hybrid, and strain-specific Single Origin varieties and for every unit sold, the California based 1-for1 medical marijuana manufacturer Bloom Farms donates a healthy meal to a local food bank.
Available at Bloom farms outlets only.
From top: People Before Profit Gino Kenny TD, Vera Twomey, whose daughter Ava Barry (6) suffers from Dravet Syndrome; from left: Dr Cathal O Sulliobhan, People Before Profit Gino Kenny TD, Vera Twomey, Mark Gaynor and Tom Curran: The Cannabis For Medical Use Regulation Bill 2016
This afternoon.
Buswells Hotel, Dublin 2
People Before Profit TD Gino Kenny highlighting the party’s Cannabis For Medical Use Regulation Bill 2016. following a meeting between Vera Twomey, whose daughter’s Dravets Syndrome has been alleviated by cannabidol, and Minister for Health, Simon Harris.
The bill is in its second stage.provides for the regulation of cannabis for medicinal use so that patients can receive a legally protected, secure supply that is safe and effective and will be debated in the Dáil by next February at the latest.
Harris to meet family in medical marijuana campaign (RTÉ)
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