"Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act of 2011" with Oklahoma links

On June 23, 2011, a handful of visionary and courageous Members of Congress, led by Rep. Barney Frank, introduced the "Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act of 2011," a bill that would treat marijuana the way alcohol is treated under federal law. It would give each state complete freedom to regulate marijuana in the manner it believes is in the best interests of its citizens. If a state wants to make marijuana available to patients, it can. And if it prefers to make marijuana legal for all adults, it can do that, too.

Hundreds of billions of dollars have been wasted on marijuana prohibition over the past forty years. And for what? Usage rates don't change. The price of marijuana doesn't change. All prohibition has done is ensure that profits have remained underground while marijuana itself has been unregulated and less safe.

It is time to tell your representative in Congress to put an end to this massive waste of government resources. States must be set free to experiment with marijuana policy.

 Oklahoma peeps check out http://potforfreedom.com/oklahoma/ and www.tulsanorml.org

Nov 2009 Meeting - Tulsa NORML

Nov 2009 Meeting - Tulsa NORML

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Working in Tulsa to end the huge cost of Marijuana prohibition..see you there

Support Marijuana Law Reform in Tulsa

When:
Wednesday, August 19, 2009 @ 7pm

Where:
Hardesty Regional Library
8316 E. 93rd St.
Tulsa
74133

Description:
We will be working in Tulsa to lessen penalties for responsible adult cannabis consumers and save taxpayers' money by allowing the police to focus on more violent and serious crimes.