Archive for the ‘The Dak Show’ Category

  • Victories in Court

    October 4th, 2012
    The Daktory

    Some good news from the legal sysem this week. Doug McLeod had a charge withdrawn – the charge of permitting premises to be used for consumption of cannabis. He was charged with this “crime” because he was staying at the Daktory one of the times when it was raided.

    Eight people turned up at Waitakere Ditrict Court this wet and chilly morning to support Doug. We got plenty of toots and waves from passing traffic as hundreds of people saw our signs.

    They told Doug to be at the court at 9 am, but it was early 10 am before the judge turned up. Why are judges alwys late? In most oher jobs you would get sacked if you were late all the time.

    Fortunately, Doug’s case was the first one to be called. The police sought leave to withdraw the charge, and it was all over. A few people clapped, but not loud enough to upset the judge.

    Doug stood in the dock, proudly wearing his Freedom is NORML T shirt, and asked for an apology from the prosecutor. The judge told him to take it up with his lawyer, and he was free to go.

    We gathered outside the court for another show of signs and more photos – you’ll find some of them on Facebook. Doug called out “Cannabis for sale!” when a cop walked by.

    Doug’s next appearance at Waitakere court will be on yet amother bullshit charge. He was arrested or sparking up a solar cone at a previous protest. This is a classic example of how the police try to bully the law reform movement into submission.

    Dakta Gizi is back at the Daktory, now that her bail conditions have been changed, and she no longer has a curfew. So no more 5 am curfew checks by the filth – a favorite trick of theirs.  

    At Monday’s bail hearing, police opposed the changes. They even tried to get Dakta Green’s bail conditions altered, in spite of the fact that it was not his bail hearing. They claimed that “law breaking” is still going on at the Daktory. No comment. 

    Thanks to the people who replied with information about other court appearances. We don’t know about them unless somebody tells us, and we want to spread the word about any of our people being vicrtimized by the legal system – so keep the info coming. 

     Huge Crowds At Open Day 

    Just kidding, folks. It was a very quiet Sunday afternoon at the Daktory, but a few friends dropped by – and nothing bad happened. So we did it again Wednesday evening. Six people turned up this time – all wanting to buy weed. We hd to disappoint them – we can no longer offer that service, and we ask people not to smoke on the premises.

    Everything else is still here at the Daktory – the pool table, table tennis, table soccer, darts, chess, snacks and drinks, and hard core Daktivists.

     We’re having another open day this Sunday, noon to 6 pm. Come and talk to us about what you would like to see and do at the club. We are open to suggestions.

    Become a member and help the Daktory survive. Membership is just $20 a month. If enough people join, we can afford to keep the club running – and get the Cannabus back on the road.

    For anyone who would like to donate through automatic payment or online banking, the account number is: 

    38-9009-0070049-00 

    Last But Not Least 

    A big “Thank You” to everyone who has made a donation to the Daktory. Your support will help to make it possible to reopen and to continue the fight for our rights.

  • The Dak Show Episode 7

    June 15th, 2011
    Bourbon

    It’s the end of an era on the Dak Show this week. This week the show’s main focus is on the closing on The Daktory’s dispensary, which will see more people now replying on tinny houses for their medicine or recreational drug of choice. Dakta Green talks about how The Daktory came about, and what will happen to the club now that it will not be selling cannabis.

  • The Dak Show Episode 6

    June 9th, 2011
    Bourbon

    Jazz talks about the election this week. If you’re not enrolled to vote, head over to elections.org.nz. Remember to tick the leaf this year, for the Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party.

    We also have a few ALCP candidates on the show this week. Maki Herbert, who is standing in the Te Tai Tokerau bi-election, and Gary Chilies who is standing in the Mana electorate in November. Dakta Siffin is also along for a chat on drug laws.

  • The Dak Show Episode 5

    June 1st, 2011
    Bourbon

    This week, you get to see what went down at the fundraiser for Peter Davy, at which $2483.70 was raised for him and his wife, which was well above our aim. Thank you to everyone who came along.

  • The Dak Show Episode 4

    May 27th, 2011
    Bourbon

    Jazz brings some good news this week from Dakta I7′s trial in Rotorua.

    Details for our fundraiser this weekend can be found on the Facebook event page.

  • The Dak Show Episode 3

    May 19th, 2011
    Bourbon

    Jazz comes to you this week with a look at the Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party candidate Gary (AKA Dakta Test Tube 1) about him standing in the Wellington electorate, Mana, as well as giving you some info about signing up to the cause.

    live like it’s legal

  • The Dak Show Episode 2

    May 13th, 2011
    Bourbon

    This week, Jazz gives us the low down on what is happening with the fight in Auckland. Plus a look at J Day from last weekend, which saw a massive turnout smoke up.

  • The Dak Show with Jazz

    May 5th, 2011
    Dakta Zippy

    Welcome to the first in a series of webshows featuring The Daktory:

    The pilot episode of The Dak Show with Jazz features interviews with Dakta Worzel talking about Cannabis Prisoners of Prohibition, a support group for people imprisoned in New Zealand for cannabis only offences. Dakta Jazz talks to Dakta Green as well about his upcoming jury trial at Auckland District Court this Monday 9th May. Come along to the protest outside the Auckland District Court if you support Dakta Green and believe in justice. Make your voices heard!