Independence Day broadcast from Reverend Ryan

July 2nd, 2010 | By Reverend

When you don’t stand up for your freedoms, you are to blame when they are taken away. If you find your child in jail later in life due to some BS marijuana charges, it will be our generation who is to blame for not getting laws reformed. 860,000 people got arrested for weed last year in the USA. The likelyhood that your kid will be a part of those statistic is extremely high in the USA. You can’t blame me. Im doing everything that I can to fight for civil rights!

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Drug enforcement police seized I-1068 signatures as “evidence”!?

May 21st, 2010 | By Reverend

The drug enforcement folks are on the offensive again.  Jeopardizing their jobs, and their slush funds from seized assets doesn’t sit well with big bro.

If they are not in total control, they violate our constitutional rights.  How is this a surprise to anyone?

Sensible Washington has learned that one dozen signed copies of I-1068, the marijuana legalization initiative for Washington State of which Sensible Washington is the sponsor, were seized last week by the federally-funded WestNet drug task force. Our estimate is that 200 signatures are sitting in WestNet’s offices in Port Orchard, apparently seized as evidence during a series of raids against the North End Club 420 in Tacoma. The club is operating as a medical marijuana dispensary.

We have made repeated calls to WestNet’s office, but have yet to receive any assurance that the task force’s personnel have secured the signed petitions and that they plan to promptly return them to Sensible Washington.

“It proves how insane marijuana prohibition has gotten that law enforcement would seize signed copies of I-1068 as ‘evidence’ in a drug raid,” said Philip Dawdy, I-1068 campaign director and an initiative co-author. “The only thing they are evidence of is democracy in action. It is not a crime or evidence of a crime for citizens to sign a statewide initiative.”

Sensible Washington calls upon WestNet to immediately return the seized petitions to our offices at 3161 Elliott Avenue, Suite 340, Seattle WA 98121 or to make other arrangements for their immediate delivery to Sensible Washington.

http://slu2.com/?cz

Updates from Reverend Ryan December 08 2009

December 8th, 2009 | By Reverend

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There are several random updates in this vlog update, I’ve been really busy with EmeraldPOS.com and I haven’t had a lot of time to get these updates in.  So here they are.

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First of all Adam sent an email about two bills in WA that are about to die in committee.

The following is a list of addresses for supporters of Marijuana Decrim in
WA State. I have e-mails form these folks stating their support OR they
have vote for one of our decrim bills ( HB1177 / SB5615) OR they have
sponsored one of those bills

Take the time to e-mail them and say thanks for their support.

While you have their attention, Ask them to Sponsor one of the bills, start conversations in the hall.

Tell them they don’t need to be afraid of Marijuana Law reform, We the people support them in Pushing the topic.

Jacobsen.Ken@leg.wa.gov, Kline.Adam@leg.wa.gov, kohl-welles.jeanne@leg.wa.gov, tom.rodney@leg.wa.gov, McCaslin.Bob@leg.wa.gov,
Regala.Debbie@leg.wa.gov, dunshee.hans@leg.wa.gov, Goodman.Roger@leg.wa.gov, Upthegrove.Dave@leg.wa.gov, Appleton.Sherry@leg.wa.gov, O’Brien.Al@leg.wa.gov, Roberts.MaryHelen@leg.wa.gov, Morris.Jeff@leg.wa.gov, murray.edward@leg.wa.gov, mcdermott.joe@leg.wa.gov,

Also respect to Marc Emery!  Lets keep this man free!  Noextradition.net

As always pray for those cannabis soldiers who have lost their freedom, their jobs, their families, and their dignity over this stupid war on the American people.

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Is Reverend Bud speaking prophecy back in the 90′s?

September 24th, 2009 | By Reverend

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Back in 1991, this brother “Reverend Bud” was on some right wing nut job talk show host (obviously not as successful as some of these guys, but he has all of the key ingredients).   This “Wally George” fella is like Rush Limbaugh’s wanna be side-kick.

Check this out:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PI7-BXbT0Ww&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PI7-BXbT0Ww

This Wally guy tried to make a fool out of “Reverend Bud” by telling him that we won the Iraq war, and that “Reverend Bud” was wrong about Iraq turning into another Vietnam.

Sorry Wally, Iraq has been another Vietnam since 1990, and it still is bucko!

Does this mean that Rev. Bud is speaking in prophecy?   That’s more of an accurate prophecy than any of these “modern day prophets” of today.   I can’t recall anything that some modern day prophet has been right on.  Some of these “modern day prophets” have given up on prophecy all together!
But not Reverend Bud!  How could he have been so right so long ago?   Hmmm..

Is legalization bad for our kids?

September 9th, 2009 | By Reverend

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To me, it seems like the strongest voices and the most well organized legalization groups are asking for “The legalization of marijuana for responsible adults”.. That is the common theme of the legalization movement.
NOT to legalize it for children, not to encourage teens to use, or children to use. It is to get it out of the hands of the black market for these reasons.

1. To stop arresting people for a victimless crime
2. To relieve the burden that prohibition put on our treasury, our tax payers, and our friends and family who get their life wreck based solely on prohibition. When someone gets a marijuana charge on their record, student loans, military, and many jobs are off-limits after getting such a charge. Even teens, like me when I was 19. Got busted for possessing a harmless plant (marijuana), and I got rejected for the military and many college benefits.
3. To get it out of the black market so cartels and drug dealers arent getting rich. Selling it in a legal market, destroys the black market, similar to prohibition in the 30′s. Ending prohibition, destroyed much of the mafia’s activities.
4. To get it out of the hands of children, by putting it into a similar environment as a liquor store. No ID, no buds, 18+ only.

More kids have access to marijuana an illegal drug, than they do to alcohol which is a legal drug, says a recent government survey. Why? Because a black market provides to children, and a legal market doesn’t.

This clip is from “HIGH The True Tale of American Marijuana”

http://www.truehigh.com/

And this is a childrens book that is spoken about on that video.  It is basically a way to talk to kids about marijuana, from a non-reefer madness approach.  The book is called “It’s Just a Plant” by Ricardo Cortes.    (see this video, to hear some of the book read)

That term “It’s Just a Plant” can also be found in the movie  “Humboldt County”.    That is a really good show!

So no, I don’t think that marijuana legalization is bad for kids.  I think it’s going to be much like alcohol legalization, and I truly believe it will be LESS available to children in a legal market for adults.

If you disagree, feel free to comment.

Cannabis can save our economy

December 17th, 2008 | By Reverend

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There is no better time to legalize, regulate and tax marijuana!

Cannabis CAN save our world.  Our local and global economies will flourish with the benefits of cannabis, and cannabis tax dollars!

How does 50 billion a year effect our economy?  It will definitely help!

When the government stops arresting 800,000 people a year for victimless marijuana possession, they won’t have to keep building new prisons.  They won’t have to pay for extra meals 3 times a day for these inmates in the prisons.  They can move the work from enforcement and punishment of a stupid law, and start REBUILDING our highways, biways and bridges!!

The tax revenue pales in comparison to the money we will save when we no longer have to enforce and punish people for this idiotic law!

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