Peter Reynolds
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- Dame Carol Black’s Review of Drugs. A Missed Opportunity To Speak Truth to Power
- 100 Days Since Health Minister Stephen Donnelly Promised To #talktovera
- The FSA’s Intervention in the CBD Market is a Farce. Here’s the Clear and Simple Solution.
- Complaint to the BBC about its Pro-Israel Bias
- The Irish Tricolour at Half-Mast for Prince Philip
- Politicians Who Want To Keep Cannabis Banned are on the Same Side as the Gangsters and Drug Lords.
- Chaos in Clapham is Down to Weak Leadership and Activist Martyrs
- Courage and Cannabidiol
- Review. CannaErbs, CBD Infused Herbs and Spices
- Review. ‘Drug Use for Grown-Ups’ By Dr Carl L. Hart
- Review. California Hybrid CBD Oil
- As the Best of Britain Dies, the Evil Spectre of Anslinger Rises in Steve Moore, Government Stool Pigeon and Traitor to the Cause.
- WWIII against COVID19. The EU against the People of Europe
- If this was the Battle of Britain, the BBC would be the Nazi’s Best Weapon
- My Predictions for Cannabis in the UK in 2021
- Review. Karma Coast CBD
- Review. ‘The CBD Book. The Essential Guide to CBD Oil’ by Mary Biles
- Professor Les Iversen, Tightrope Walker and Unsung Hero of Cannabis Law Reform
- Five Reasons Why Boris Johnson Should Legalise Cannabis Now
- Seeing Green. A Film About Perspective, Family and Weed
people power at its best, imagine another flower power revolution happening here in the uk? Oh I so wish, 60’s fashion is already popular amongst the youth of today, imagine if they could embrace the ethos and kick off but this time around they would have the backing of the majority of their elders.
One can only dream, but todays events in Egypt can only serve to remind us what we as people are capable off.
Unite and fight.
L Catt
February 11, 2011 at 6:47 pm
Power to the People.. Solidarity rules and hope has now replaced anguish, frustration and anger, lets hope they get a proper democratic government to replace the past 30 + years of dictatorship. I hope governments around the globe are watching and realise they can only push so far before so far becomes too far…
Congratulations Egypt !! 😀
Pistils@dawn
February 11, 2011 at 7:12 pm
Wonderful, uplifting news even if the future is still uncertain.
I was driving when I heard and I confess, the tears were streaming down my face.
Liberation and freedom is what we all crave.
Peter Reynolds
February 11, 2011 at 7:16 pm
It just shows the power of bloggers Peter. If a group of online activists can inspire the downfall of a whole regime, I’m sure a measly piece of writing can be overturned in the UK!
Rumhann
February 12, 2011 at 5:50 pm
Yes, what a wonderful day for all Egypt’s people. Lets just keep our fingers crossed that chaos does not now descend and that the people ‘need saving’ by the Muslim Brotherhood!
Nick
February 13, 2011 at 7:17 pm