Arguments and Opinions from the 1990's

The movement to end cannabis prohibition really got going in the 1990's and had it not been for the Blair government which came to power in 1997 we could have seen real change years ago

Contents

Evidence to the House of Commons Home Affairs Committee Regarding the Use of Illicit Drugs By Terence DuQuesne 1986

Interview with Milton Friedman on the Drug War An excerpt from "Friedman & Szasz On Liberty and Drugs" From a 1991 interview on 'America's Drug Forum'.

Deglamorising cannabis The Lancet, Volume 346, Number 8985, November 11, 1995 (Editorial)

Cannabis: Lord McCluskey urges decriminalisation The Scotsman, Fri Oct 11, 1996

Drugs on the circle line Commentary by Allan Massie, The Scotsman, Wed Feb 12,1997

Listen to be Heard Rose Ann Fuhrman, High Times, April 1994

Media release from the Police Association of New South Wales 25th April 1998, Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA

The Pot War In England Wm. F. Buckley Jr., Dec 8, 1995

Scottish National Party's Drugs PolicyScottish National Party, November 1997

Various pieces about George Soros

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