Congratulations to MAP on their 100,000th news clip. I bet the people
that invented MAP could not have imagined 100,000 news-clippings in
such a short time. You must be mighty pleased that your brain
child/idea has worked to such a great degree.

MAP has surely given people another avenue to reform politicians other
than NORML or hemp/freedom rally type events. I think that MAP and
future modifications and adventures of MAP will help reform America's
appetite for the drug war. I see it happening already.

Just the other day my roommate said to me that she saw a drug law
reform letter in our local weekly paper (Worcester Magazine). Well,
sure enough I read the letter and found another person in my city that
thinks our laws against certain drugs are wrong. The letter was in
the print version only (not online) so I would have to type it out on
my computer and send it to editor@mapinc.org.

If there was no MAP; this letter would be just yesterdays news. But
thanks to MAP and it's volunteers (KUDOS) that letter lives on and can
be read by anyone using the Internet, anywhere in the world. I added
another voice to the 99,999 others that have been recorded for
posterity at MAP.

I would nominate MAP for the Nobel Peace Prize (forget Bono), as the
people there have worked tirelessly for PEACE from the drug war (for
years) and MAP surely deserves the prize.

Thank you to the founders of MAP for the idea and starting the
website.

Thanks to all that volunteers that make it work and 'keep on truckin'
for PEACE.

Sincerely,

Kim Hanna

Worcester, MA