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One of the most horrifying acts of judicial barbarism in American history has just occurred, in yet another example of the insanity of our ineffective drug laws: A federal appeals court has decided that if the only thing that will keep a patient alive is medical marijuana, that individual may be put in prison, deprived of the substance, and left to die. “Oh my God,” were the words that desperately ill Angel Raich, a 41-year-old Oakland, California mother of two who depends on medical marijuana for her life, uttered as the savage ruling was read.
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Maurice Cotterell, who has been a popular guest on Dreamland, will be Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell on Sunday, March 18, starting at 10 p.m. Pacific. He will talk about his recent discovery about gravity, which he presented at the recent International UFO Conference in Pahrump, Nevada.

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As chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Marine General Peter Pace is the highest ranking military man in the US. He recently made the statement, “I believe homosexual acts between two individuals are immoral and that we should not condone immoral acts.” This made me realize that most of the gay men I know have served in the military, so maybe Pace needs to take another look at the men he is supposed to be leading. Keep reading for a wise UPDATE from a national news magazine…and ANOTHER update straight from the Bible!
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We’ve recently written about the cruelty against whales by Japanese hunters who separate members of pods so that orcas can be exhibited in aquariums. Now scientists are learning how blue whales “sing” to each other in order to communicate over long distances. This may help organizations that want to stop whaling by countries like Japan, which still hunt these intelligent animals for meat. If they can locate whale pods, they may be able to protect them.

While the specific function of songs and calls produced by whales remains a mystery to a large degree, the sounds are thought to mediate social interactions between the animals. Researchers have discovered that they can use recordings of blue whale songs to determine the animal’s population worldwide distribution.
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