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Cannabis campaigners to travel to Scotland to show solidarity

Don Barnard

Press Release

Friday 27 Jun 2003

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News Release Issued by:
PRESS OFFICE
Legalise Cannabis Alliance,
PO Box 198.
Norwich.
NR3 3WB
donbarnard@lca-uk.
07984 255015

The Legalise Cannabis Alliance and other Pro-Cannabis organisation are to
travel to Scotland on the 1st of July in support of Biz Ivol when she faces
the
reconvened court on July 2nd for growing and giving cannabis chocolate to
fellow MS sufferers.

To read the sad case of Mrs Biz Ivol who has multiple sclerosis. SEE
history: http://www.ccguide.org.uk/bizivol.html

Individuals and organisations are pooling resources to travel to Scotland
[Apprx 1650 miles round journey] to show solidarity with Bis Ivol [LCA
MEMBER] who has been dragged through the courts in Scotland for giving
cannabis laced chocolate to fellow MS sufferers.

The journey starts from Nuneaton at 3pm approx on Monday 31 June

Nuneaton based Legalise Cannabis Alliance Executive Clara O'Donnell said:
"It has reached the point where enough is enough.Why can people not use a
plant to heal themselves?

"If Biz dies the government will have blood on their hands, and as they
already know of Biz's plans, they are in effect assisting her suicide.

MEDIA CONTACT: for Nuneaton press briefing photo call contact

Clara O'Donnell 07876 264020

MS sufferer Chris Baldwin [pioneer of Worthing cannabis cafes] who has
had bail restrictions lifted by Worthing Magistrates to allow him to go to
Scotland to support to his long time friend Biz Ivol

MEDIA CONTACT: Chris Balwin: 07766 182140

and Clara will be travelling up to Cumbria to meet Mark Gibson spokesperson
for THC4MS.

THC4MS continue to supply Biz's 'infamous remedy' to many MS sufferers
through out the UK.- Biz is THC4MS's patron

Mark Gibson - [who came second in Top Gears fastest political party race]
will drive to Scotland to catch the 19-30 ferry [1ST JULY] to Orkney to
arrive at 21-30

Mark Gibson said: "Regardless of race creed colour political persuasion or,
whether you believe cannabis should or should not be legalised, how can
anyone fail to support Biz!

"If this were a sick dog in Iraq, the politicians and animal rights movement
and church leaders would move heaven and earth to help."
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MEDIA CONTACT: Cumbrian/last leg of journey:

Mark Gibson:
MOBILE 07880804718

LCA SAID/ASKS:

WHY is it all right, socially, to use a government endorsed, government
alright government-endorsed taxed drug that - after the first one or two
units - dulls our cerebral function, makes us boring and will eventually
make us slur fight, throw up pass out and in excess will kill us? BUT, not
all right, to use cannabis to improve your quality of life.

Why in the name of law and order are sick people like Biz who are suffering
serious conditions that can be eased by the magic of the cannabis hemp
plant, being criminalised?

Editors notes:

The House of Lords, the British Medical Association, a number of MP's and a
massive majority of the public around the world are oppose the prosecution
of people like Biz who use cannabis out of extreme medical necessity. And,
several juries have already returned not guilty verdicts in similar cases:

see http://www.ccguide.org.uk/no-guilt.html

I would appreciate it if you could take a few minutes out of you busiest day
to cover this.

Kind regards
Don Barnard
http://www.lca-uk.org
donbarnard@lca-uk
07984 255015


 

 

 

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