U.S. FORCES DRUG LAWS ON CANADA

Recently, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration went into the sovereign
country of Canada, with the help of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and
forced its beliefs on another nation.

In Canada, Marc Scott Emery is a revered man. In his eleven years in
Vancouver, he has brought about some radical change in the Canadian
government. When he first moved there, anything having to do with marijuana
was forbidden. Now, Marc is the president of the British Columbia Marijuana
Party, and he is the owner of a bookstore, Cannabis Culture magazine and
Marc Emery Direct Seeds.

This is why the DEA raided his bookstore, magazine and political party
headquarters. He has been charged with selling seeds in the U.S. through
mail-order and Internet sales. His actions aren't breaking any laws in
Canada, but apparently he broke U.S. laws. The DEA is seeking his
extradition to the U.S. for trial.

He has looked into the eyes of his captors and stated that he would give up
his freedom and his life to repeal these harmful drug laws. It is wrong to
arrest a person from a foreign land because they have laws that differ from
ours.

Heath Hancock

Davenport