Comments on: Armistice Tour 2010

By: Christophallus

Christophallus — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 04:11:51 +0000

Mohammed.

Why are we the bad guys for basing our ideals upon actual evidence and experiences while you clearly base your ideals on assumption and prejudice. Not all pot smokers fit the stereotype you so foolishly outlined, so when you are ready to think like an actual adult, please post a reply.

By: jody1971

jody1971 — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 01:56:22 +0000

Mohammed A….wtf is up with you?? If you feel that way about cannabis then why on earth are you here?? Go and stick your head back in the sand…

By: Mohammed A

Mohammed A — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 07:54:09 +0000

I think you are all dumb for smoking drugs. You should all grow up and get jobs. It is funny you think the world will change just because you write messages on this forum while you sit around smoking drugs. As if a bunch of stoners would ever be able to put the pipe down long enough to actually make any progress. Keep dreaming those pipe dreams junkies while the rest of us work and get ahead! Mo

By: Dakta SiFFiN

Dakta SiFFiN — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 23:14:16 +0000

Had a really good time in Waitangi with Dakta Green, Mary Jane the Cannabus and the rest of crew
I was very passionate about the protest, I gave it my all

By: Civil Libertarian

Civil Libertarian — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:17:50 +0000

Hey Dakta & co, are you guys doing a petition, and how many signatures do we need? When does it get to the stage of a national referendum etc i.e when we vote, we have the option of ticking in favour of decriminalisation etc?

Also we need to start funding hemp farming too, as it is now legal to grow hemp in NZ (with a pemit ) thanks to Nandor, who got the ball rolling on that issue! Maybe setup a bank that lends specifically to hemp famers?

I’m sure that due to the legal status of growing hemp now, there must be a few shrewd business men who are wise enough to see the potential in investing this new market which provides us with so many forms of sustainable resources, and makes more money per hectare than wheat, corn, sheep, beef or dairy! Cradle to cradle baby!

Also try to get yourself into the media as much as possible i.e. 60 minutes, john campbell etc, that will speed up the process, all we need to do is inform the public better and the majority vote will be ours!

Be strong, never give up!

By: Stingy B

Stingy B — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 02:49:48 +0000

We’re getting there boys this is a year of change

By: Blair Anderson

Blair Anderson — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 00:53:49 +0000

Wish I could have been there. Key/Cough and the rest of the diplomats are getting the message this issue is drug policy, but not as they expected it.

Waitangi is just the venue to launch for a new partnership in this land, “our territory”. Big up to NORML’s Phil Saxby for taking the time, his is (according to some of the southern tribal affiliates of Labour) a credible engagement in this issue having brought so much to Maori and Pakeha with MMP ‘enabling’ robust communitarian discussion around the hard stuff.

I’ll be in Auckland next weekend to lend a hand and speak to the Daktavision of Amnesty for all. (I’m not allowed to speak for a month in Christchurch, something to do with Surveillance and Search powers of the Police and a Court so stupid it cannot see how silencing dissent ‘chills’ lawful debate!).

By: zedd

zedd — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 23:04:35 +0000

I support the Dakta’s noble efforts for law reform… but as with other HUMAN RIGHTS issues… it needs the masses to stand up & be counted.. 100,000 people march on parliament !! Key & Co. just smile & continue on with their ‘no change’ agenda.. only if they feel threatened, by being kicked out, will they sit up & take notice… Kiaora

Praises in the name of the most HIGH… Jah Rastafari..

By: michael yong

michael yong — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 22:39:51 +0000

go dakta green, you have my full support and millions of indian holymen. kia kaha, shiva bless