Chapter Five: The First Rainbow Gathering I was really tired of getting hassled because I was under age. I couldn’t count the times I went to juvies in several western states for being a runaway in the fall of 1971 and the winter of 1972. I’d always end up getting sent home. So I decided […] Continue reading →

FULL REVIEW OF GM SCIENCE [The Science Review Panel’s report is available for downloading from this page.] The GM Science Review Panel today published the results of its full, open and independent review of current scientific knowledge on GM crops and foods. The report by a panel of experts has found no scientific case for […] Continue reading →

Please Re-elect George Bush for 4 more years!Check out his resume for some good reasons why he deserves to lead the U.S. and the Free World! RESUME: GEORGE W. BUSH The White House, USA PAST WORK EXPERIENCE: I ran for congress and lost. I produced a Hollywood slasher B movie. I bought an oil company, […] Continue reading →

I -Love- the American Dream by Shirai Bow down to the Puppet on his thrown Little known are those behind, raging eyes not alone! Cover yourself in our delusion Smile for a while, turn off the mind when you see confusion Turn on the TV We’ll tell you how we want your sight to see. […] Continue reading →

by yves engler Last Tuesday’s Wall Street Journal and Financial Times ran front page articles about accussations against Medco, a subsidiary of Merck & Co. over false statements and claims to the government. This is in addition to investigations of Medco over violations of “anti-trust, consumer-protection and pharmacy-licensing laws” by at least 25 state attorney […] Continue reading →

The Secret Wigwam of Chappaquiddick By Bill Grote It was 1973, and Nixon was still president. It was before we found out he really was a crook. I had just graduated from San Francisco State College. Having worked my way through school, living on government food stamps, and the occasional odd job, I was ready […] Continue reading →

International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam November, 2002 Review by Skip Stone What do you believe in? That theme was one of the deeper questions answered by dozens of documentaries competing at the 15th Annual IDFA. It’s an interesting query for these turbulent times, when whole belief systems are being politicized and many people around the […] Continue reading →

The 15th Annual High Times Cannabis Cup Amsterdam, November, 2002. Review by Skip Stone Last year’s Cannabis Cup was held under the shadow of 9/11. Numbed by the events of the prior 2 months, the 2001 Cup seemed muted. It felt odd to be so concerned about Cannabis when the future appeared so uncertain and […] Continue reading →

PRAYER FOR UNITY Dear brothers & sisters, We all need to pray for one another, and to love one another. We should always pray for the safety, peace, love and brotherhood for people all over the world. Too bad we can’t have an independence day for the entire world. A day of freedom from ignorance, […] Continue reading →

As the traffic came closer and closer soon enough we had entered BONNAROO. Now for you who don’t know, its ok, but BONNAROO was the only festival to ever come close to what WOODSTOCK originally was. Not the ’94 and ’99 tragedy to music, and the disgrace to the name WOODSTOCK. WOOSTOCK ’99 was the […] Continue reading →