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NJ Medical Marijuana
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Yeah bro, I was looking out the window all night...I didn't see any hippies, no rastafarians....Cheech and Chong didn't roll by in that Ice Cream truck made of marijuana....nothing special. I think you may be right about the vote taking place later in Feb.
New Jersey Medical Marijuana Information Seminar
WHO: National radio personality Chris Goldstein and Ken Wolski, RN, Executive Director of the Coalition for Medical Marijuana--New Jersey, Inc.
WHAT: Will host a New Jersey Medical Marijuana Information Seminar
WHEN: Tuesday evening, February 3rd 2009 from 7:00 PM until 8:30 PM
WHERE: Willingboro Public Library, 220 Willingboro Parkway, Willingboro, NJ 08046
(609) 877-6668.
WHY: To explain the pending legislation in New Jersey and to discuss the history of marijuana use, marijuana prohibition, and medical access to marijuana.
National radio personality Chris Goldstein and Ken Wolski, RN, Executive Director of the Coalition for Medical Marijuana--New Jersey, Inc. (CMMNJ) will host a “New Jersey Medical Marijuana Information Seminar” on February 3rd, 2009 at 7:00 PM at the Willingboro Public Library in Willingboro, NJ. Goldstein will discuss the following issues: History of Marijuana Use; History of Prohibition; Medical Marijuana Access. Wolski said, “The seminar will explain why marijuana was prohibited in the first place, and the current need for this safe, effective and inexpensive therapeutic agent. Nearly 25% of all Americans now live in a medical marijuana state and eventually, it will be legal throughout the country. Yet every day, seriously ill New Jersey patients are either being arrested for using medical marijuana, or are suffering needlessly without it.” Literature will be available and there will be time for questions from the seminar audience.
New Jersey’s bill, the "New Jersey Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act" (S119) was recently voted out of a key legislative committee. This bill will allow patients to use a small amount of marijuana when a licensed physician recommends it for chronic pain, nausea, cancer, AIDS, multiple sclerosis, Crohn’s disease, etc. New Jersey patients will be issued state ID cards in a program run by the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services. S119 will now go to the full senate for a vote.
WHO: National radio personality Chris Goldstein and Ken Wolski, RN, Executive Director of the Coalition for Medical Marijuana--New Jersey, Inc.
WHAT: Will host a New Jersey Medical Marijuana Information Seminar
WHEN: Tuesday evening, February 3rd 2009 from 7:00 PM until 8:30 PM
WHERE: Willingboro Public Library, 220 Willingboro Parkway, Willingboro, NJ 08046
(609) 877-6668.
WHY: To explain the pending legislation in New Jersey and to discuss the history of marijuana use, marijuana prohibition, and medical access to marijuana.
National radio personality Chris Goldstein and Ken Wolski, RN, Executive Director of the Coalition for Medical Marijuana--New Jersey, Inc. (CMMNJ) will host a “New Jersey Medical Marijuana Information Seminar” on February 3rd, 2009 at 7:00 PM at the Willingboro Public Library in Willingboro, NJ. Goldstein will discuss the following issues: History of Marijuana Use; History of Prohibition; Medical Marijuana Access. Wolski said, “The seminar will explain why marijuana was prohibited in the first place, and the current need for this safe, effective and inexpensive therapeutic agent. Nearly 25% of all Americans now live in a medical marijuana state and eventually, it will be legal throughout the country. Yet every day, seriously ill New Jersey patients are either being arrested for using medical marijuana, or are suffering needlessly without it.” Literature will be available and there will be time for questions from the seminar audience.
New Jersey’s bill, the "New Jersey Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act" (S119) was recently voted out of a key legislative committee. This bill will allow patients to use a small amount of marijuana when a licensed physician recommends it for chronic pain, nausea, cancer, AIDS, multiple sclerosis, Crohn’s disease, etc. New Jersey patients will be issued state ID cards in a program run by the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services. S119 will now go to the full senate for a vote.
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stoned teacher
Best luck Jersey folks.... man this law is way more comprehensive than my states...
Gooo Garden State!
Gooo Garden State!
xOOx
Active member
you knew it would happen sometime, big mike.. but there is a template for every state that is coming up with an mj law i think from them probably.
if you whois that domain it belongs to sum1 from Florida...who has a parent domain of "saveoursociety.org" which is registered in Florida, under the 'Drug Free America Foundation'
and you know where there money comes from... Alcochol and Big Pharma -- they have to protect their patents!! LOL think of all the money loss, hey nobody is buying our anti nausia medicine anymore!! waaa $$ $$$ $$ send anonymous donation to DFA, and stick it to you by making it a write off!! sad how they recruit people who are willing to rally and fight for their cause but don't realize who is controlling them, and they make them think they are doing something good too..suckers
and i like how they are using scare tactics, many quotes from outdated articles too.. what a lie. my grandparents would be terrified of this web site i'm sure. good thing their dead. as most of the people who believed this crap from years of propoganda..i hope
xoox
if you whois that domain it belongs to sum1 from Florida...who has a parent domain of "saveoursociety.org" which is registered in Florida, under the 'Drug Free America Foundation'
and you know where there money comes from... Alcochol and Big Pharma -- they have to protect their patents!! LOL think of all the money loss, hey nobody is buying our anti nausia medicine anymore!! waaa $$ $$$ $$ send anonymous donation to DFA, and stick it to you by making it a write off!! sad how they recruit people who are willing to rally and fight for their cause but don't realize who is controlling them, and they make them think they are doing something good too..suckers
and i like how they are using scare tactics, many quotes from outdated articles too.. what a lie. my grandparents would be terrified of this web site i'm sure. good thing their dead. as most of the people who believed this crap from years of propoganda..i hope
xoox
Koroz
Member
[email protected]
there is their email. Time to start explaining, in COHERENT and WELL SPOKEN TERMS how wrong they are.
Please do not email them if you can't spell a sentence right (or use spell check) and can't put together a coherent and thought out post. All they will do is post it on their page as proof that smoking cannabis makes you stupid.
there is their email. Time to start explaining, in COHERENT and WELL SPOKEN TERMS how wrong they are.
Please do not email them if you can't spell a sentence right (or use spell check) and can't put together a coherent and thought out post. All they will do is post it on their page as proof that smoking cannabis makes you stupid.
nugjar_mcdready
Member
dirty jersey!!!
OPEN TO MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF NORML
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21ST
7:00 to 9:00 PM
2348 VERMONT AVE.
TOMS RIVER, NEW JERSEY
Join us for Wine, Beer, Cheese, and Snacks!
You may bring your own beverages.
AGENDA
* Rally support for S-119 Medical Marijuana Bill
* Discuss Municipal Ballot Initiative Project
* Organize Volounteers and share information
* Recruit New Members
* Fundraiser Planned - Summer Party
* Open forum for ideas
Guests may not buy, sell, exchange or use marijuana at this meeting.
No marijuana is permitted on the property. If you can't abstain for two hours, you will not be able to attend.
Please email with questions or for directions:
annedavis1 [at] comcast.net
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21ST
7:00 to 9:00 PM
2348 VERMONT AVE.
TOMS RIVER, NEW JERSEY
Join us for Wine, Beer, Cheese, and Snacks!
You may bring your own beverages.
AGENDA
* Rally support for S-119 Medical Marijuana Bill
* Discuss Municipal Ballot Initiative Project
* Organize Volounteers and share information
* Recruit New Members
* Fundraiser Planned - Summer Party
* Open forum for ideas
Guests may not buy, sell, exchange or use marijuana at this meeting.
No marijuana is permitted on the property. If you can't abstain for two hours, you will not be able to attend.
Please email with questions or for directions:
annedavis1 [at] comcast.net
ForestBuds
Member
Showing my support w/ Video!
Showing my support w/ Video!
Hi everybody. This is such a fantastic news! I grew up in Atlantic City, NJ so I know on how oppressing and hypocrite the government is while allowing other vices.
Regular citizens in the state have been oppressed by our nearby federal government in Washington DC. It is the time now for MMJ law to be entacted in the Garden state!
Showing my support!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEdvbq7UwhE
This is the marina district in Atlantic City, a video I just took today.
Showing my support w/ Video!
Hi everybody. This is such a fantastic news! I grew up in Atlantic City, NJ so I know on how oppressing and hypocrite the government is while allowing other vices.
Regular citizens in the state have been oppressed by our nearby federal government in Washington DC. It is the time now for MMJ law to be entacted in the Garden state!
Showing my support!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEdvbq7UwhE
This is the marina district in Atlantic City, a video I just took today.
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CALL- IN sponsored by PATIENTS OUT OF TIME
Patients need you -- minutes now will help thousands of seriously ill
Americans in pain, access their medicine without fear of their lives
being destroyed.
This Monday, Feb. 23 2009, the New Jersey Senate votes on New Jersey
Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act (Bill S119), allowing
prescribed NJ patients their marijuana. The New Jersey Assembly will
then vote yes; Governor Corizine will sign the law. All voting
must be completed by the end of the Spring term or the entire 2yr.
process restarts -- hearings, and then voting, in both Senate and
Assembly committees, then full votes on each floor...............
CMMNJ ( www.cmmnj.org ) has worked very hard on this issue and needs
our help now.
Right now, NJ Senators want more information to make the right choice.
Lots of negative mail on this issue has been hitting the Senators.
New Jersey passed a therapeutic marijuana bill over 25 yrs. ago -- but,
because the federal government discontinued its program, zero patients
have been allowed access to their medication. S119 simply implements
the previous bill.
S119 will be voted on Mon. at 2pm. We ask you to call, or email, as
many NJ senators as you can over the weekend, (or up until 11:00am,
Mon.) NJ only has 40 state senators. Even if all cast votes, only 21
need to vote yes. IF YOU CALL OVER THE WEEKEND, YOU WILL GET A
MESSAGE MACHINE -- IN 3 OR 4 SECONDS YOU CAN GET YOUR OPINION COUNTED!
10-30 seconds speaking can communicate even a long saga -- write out a
short script for yourself. Calling even all 40 can take under 5
minutes including dialing (20 if youve got a lot to say--so, dont
delay)
EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT FROM NJ, THEY WILL STILL CONSIDER YOUR OPINION &
EXPERIENCES especially as, and with, patients.
POINTS YOU MAY WISH TO INCLUDE:
1) You do not need to give your name. You might want to identify
yourself by your occupation, esp. as it impacts this issue, or as a
mom, a grandfather, or your interests. Just let them know that regular
people like us - baseball players, bikers, hikers, school board
members, teachers-- are really for ending criminal penalties against
people trying to access medication.
2) If you are a patient/caregiver or friend/relative of one, please add
a line or 2 about your experiences.
3) If you are from New Jersey, or were, or have family or friends here
-- esp. ones who vote-- you may choose to say so.
A COUPLE WORDS ARE GREAT
we know your time is very valuable,
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NJ SENATORS CONTACT INFO-
If you wish to email, go to http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/SelectRep.asp
District 1-- Jeff Van Drew -D Cape May Court House, NJ (609)
465-0700
District 2-- Jim Whelan ¡V D Northfield, NJ (609) 383-1388
District 3-- Stephen M. Sweeney- D West Deptford, NJ (856) 251-9801
District 4-- Fred H. Madden, JR -D Northfield, NJ (609) 383-1388
District 5 -- Dana L. Redd- D Camden, NJ (856) 225-9068
District 6-- James Beach ¡V D Cherry Hill, NJ (856) 489-3442
District 7-- Diane B. Allen ¡V R Burlington, NJ (609) 239-2800
District 8-- Philip E. Haines ¡V R Medford, NJ (609) 654-1498
District 9-- Christopher J. Connors ¡V R Forked River, NJ (609)
693-6700
District 10-- Andrew R. Ciesla ¡V R Brick, NJ (732) 840-9028
District 11-- Sean T. Kean ¡V R Wall Township, NJ (732)974-0400
District 12-- Jennifer Beck ¡V R Red Bank, NJ (732) 933-1591
District 13-- Joseph M. Kyrillos, Jr. Middletown, NJ (732) 671-3206
District 14-- Bill Baroni Hamilton Square, NJ (609) 631-9988
(very pro)
District 15-- Shirley K. Turner- D Trenton, NJ (609) 530-3277
District 16-- Christopher Bateman ¡V R Somerville, NJ (908) 526-3600
District 17-- Bob Smith ¡V D Piscataway, NJ (732) 752-0770
District 18-- Barbara Buono- D Edison, NJ (732) 205-1372
District 19-- Joseph F. Vitale ¡V D Woodbridge, NJ (732) 855-7441
District 20-- Raymond J. Lesniak ¡V D Union, NJ (908) 624-0880
District 21-- Thomas H. Kean, Jr. ¡V R Westfield, NJ (908) 232-3673
(he is very anti) Summit, NJ (908) 918-0414
District 22-- Nicholas P. Scutari ¡V D Linden, NJ (908) 587-0404
(very pro)
District 23 -- Marcia A. Karrow ¡V R Flemington, NJ (908) 782-5127
(new, analytical and an MBA)
District 24-- Steven Oroho- R Sparta, NJ (973) 300-0200
District 25-- Anthony R. Bucco ¡V R Denville, NJ (973) 627-9700
District 26-- Joseph Pennacchio- R Morris Plains, NJ (973) 984-0922
District 27-- Richard R. Codey- D West Orange, NJ (973) 731-6770
(Senate President -- was acting Governor 2x--not pro)
District 28-- Ronald L. Rice- D Newark, NJ (973) 371-5665
District 29-- M. Teresa Ruiz- D Newark, NJ (973) 484-1000
District 30-- Robert W. Singer- R Jackson, NJ (732) 901-0702
District 31-- Sandra B. Cunningham ¡V D Jersey City, NJ (201)
451-5100
District 32-- Nicholas J. Sacco ¡VD North Bergen, NJ (201) 295-0200
District 33-- Brian P. Stack West New York, NJ (201) 861-5091
District 34-- Nia H. Gill, Esq. ¡VD Montclair, NJ (973) 509-0388
District 35-- John A. Girgenti- D Hawthorne, NJ (973) 427-1229
District 36-- Paul A. Sarlo ¡V D Wood-Ridge, NJ (201) 804-8118
District 37-- Loretta Weinberg- D Teaneck, NJ (201) 928-0100
District 38-- Robert M Gordon- D Fair Lawn, NJ (201) 703-9779
District 39-- Gerald Cardinale- R Cresskill, NJ (201) 567-2324
District 40-- Kevin J. OToole-R Wayne, NJ (973) 237-1360
AND PLEASE send this email on to as many folks as you can. 10 is good;
one is good too. And then email us back, [email protected]
,with how you did so that we may judge the projects effectiveness and
readjust according to your feedback.
Thank you for your time, as there are many patients running out of it.
Patients Out of Time
www.medicalcannabis.com
Patients need you -- minutes now will help thousands of seriously ill
Americans in pain, access their medicine without fear of their lives
being destroyed.
This Monday, Feb. 23 2009, the New Jersey Senate votes on New Jersey
Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act (Bill S119), allowing
prescribed NJ patients their marijuana. The New Jersey Assembly will
then vote yes; Governor Corizine will sign the law. All voting
must be completed by the end of the Spring term or the entire 2yr.
process restarts -- hearings, and then voting, in both Senate and
Assembly committees, then full votes on each floor...............
CMMNJ ( www.cmmnj.org ) has worked very hard on this issue and needs
our help now.
Right now, NJ Senators want more information to make the right choice.
Lots of negative mail on this issue has been hitting the Senators.
New Jersey passed a therapeutic marijuana bill over 25 yrs. ago -- but,
because the federal government discontinued its program, zero patients
have been allowed access to their medication. S119 simply implements
the previous bill.
S119 will be voted on Mon. at 2pm. We ask you to call, or email, as
many NJ senators as you can over the weekend, (or up until 11:00am,
Mon.) NJ only has 40 state senators. Even if all cast votes, only 21
need to vote yes. IF YOU CALL OVER THE WEEKEND, YOU WILL GET A
MESSAGE MACHINE -- IN 3 OR 4 SECONDS YOU CAN GET YOUR OPINION COUNTED!
10-30 seconds speaking can communicate even a long saga -- write out a
short script for yourself. Calling even all 40 can take under 5
minutes including dialing (20 if youve got a lot to say--so, dont
delay)
EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT FROM NJ, THEY WILL STILL CONSIDER YOUR OPINION &
EXPERIENCES especially as, and with, patients.
POINTS YOU MAY WISH TO INCLUDE:
1) You do not need to give your name. You might want to identify
yourself by your occupation, esp. as it impacts this issue, or as a
mom, a grandfather, or your interests. Just let them know that regular
people like us - baseball players, bikers, hikers, school board
members, teachers-- are really for ending criminal penalties against
people trying to access medication.
2) If you are a patient/caregiver or friend/relative of one, please add
a line or 2 about your experiences.
3) If you are from New Jersey, or were, or have family or friends here
-- esp. ones who vote-- you may choose to say so.
A COUPLE WORDS ARE GREAT
we know your time is very valuable,
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NJ SENATORS CONTACT INFO-
If you wish to email, go to http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/SelectRep.asp
District 1-- Jeff Van Drew -D Cape May Court House, NJ (609)
465-0700
District 2-- Jim Whelan ¡V D Northfield, NJ (609) 383-1388
District 3-- Stephen M. Sweeney- D West Deptford, NJ (856) 251-9801
District 4-- Fred H. Madden, JR -D Northfield, NJ (609) 383-1388
District 5 -- Dana L. Redd- D Camden, NJ (856) 225-9068
District 6-- James Beach ¡V D Cherry Hill, NJ (856) 489-3442
District 7-- Diane B. Allen ¡V R Burlington, NJ (609) 239-2800
District 8-- Philip E. Haines ¡V R Medford, NJ (609) 654-1498
District 9-- Christopher J. Connors ¡V R Forked River, NJ (609)
693-6700
District 10-- Andrew R. Ciesla ¡V R Brick, NJ (732) 840-9028
District 11-- Sean T. Kean ¡V R Wall Township, NJ (732)974-0400
District 12-- Jennifer Beck ¡V R Red Bank, NJ (732) 933-1591
District 13-- Joseph M. Kyrillos, Jr. Middletown, NJ (732) 671-3206
District 14-- Bill Baroni Hamilton Square, NJ (609) 631-9988
(very pro)
District 15-- Shirley K. Turner- D Trenton, NJ (609) 530-3277
District 16-- Christopher Bateman ¡V R Somerville, NJ (908) 526-3600
District 17-- Bob Smith ¡V D Piscataway, NJ (732) 752-0770
District 18-- Barbara Buono- D Edison, NJ (732) 205-1372
District 19-- Joseph F. Vitale ¡V D Woodbridge, NJ (732) 855-7441
District 20-- Raymond J. Lesniak ¡V D Union, NJ (908) 624-0880
District 21-- Thomas H. Kean, Jr. ¡V R Westfield, NJ (908) 232-3673
(he is very anti) Summit, NJ (908) 918-0414
District 22-- Nicholas P. Scutari ¡V D Linden, NJ (908) 587-0404
(very pro)
District 23 -- Marcia A. Karrow ¡V R Flemington, NJ (908) 782-5127
(new, analytical and an MBA)
District 24-- Steven Oroho- R Sparta, NJ (973) 300-0200
District 25-- Anthony R. Bucco ¡V R Denville, NJ (973) 627-9700
District 26-- Joseph Pennacchio- R Morris Plains, NJ (973) 984-0922
District 27-- Richard R. Codey- D West Orange, NJ (973) 731-6770
(Senate President -- was acting Governor 2x--not pro)
District 28-- Ronald L. Rice- D Newark, NJ (973) 371-5665
District 29-- M. Teresa Ruiz- D Newark, NJ (973) 484-1000
District 30-- Robert W. Singer- R Jackson, NJ (732) 901-0702
District 31-- Sandra B. Cunningham ¡V D Jersey City, NJ (201)
451-5100
District 32-- Nicholas J. Sacco ¡VD North Bergen, NJ (201) 295-0200
District 33-- Brian P. Stack West New York, NJ (201) 861-5091
District 34-- Nia H. Gill, Esq. ¡VD Montclair, NJ (973) 509-0388
District 35-- John A. Girgenti- D Hawthorne, NJ (973) 427-1229
District 36-- Paul A. Sarlo ¡V D Wood-Ridge, NJ (201) 804-8118
District 37-- Loretta Weinberg- D Teaneck, NJ (201) 928-0100
District 38-- Robert M Gordon- D Fair Lawn, NJ (201) 703-9779
District 39-- Gerald Cardinale- R Cresskill, NJ (201) 567-2324
District 40-- Kevin J. OToole-R Wayne, NJ (973) 237-1360
AND PLEASE send this email on to as many folks as you can. 10 is good;
one is good too. And then email us back, [email protected]
,with how you did so that we may judge the projects effectiveness and
readjust according to your feedback.
Thank you for your time, as there are many patients running out of it.
Patients Out of Time
www.medicalcannabis.com
HindukushMaster
Active member
they better fckin start passin these things im gettin sick of governers and senators turning them down just cause it "sets bad examples" for the children. good luck new jeru
