I met at the Cup fight cruelty by making money. Ron Hill, a Quebec seed seller, physically resists police brutality and donates some of his profits to Canada's newly founded Marijuana Party. But it's hard to keep up with Marc. We even have a letter of thanks from them. Now I am talking to police and other government officials about opening a compassion club in Hamilton.
Capitalist activism can be dangerous.
The alien-logo Chills Canada subsidiary had only been in business six weeks when a shipment of cannabis accessories from the US was seized by Canadian Customs in September 1998. The goods were held for 55 weeks. The skillful representation of pioneering pot attorney Alan Young freed Gravelle and the seized products. Gravelle said his company has since seen rapid sales growth in all sectors of its trademarked line of vaporizers, tubes, pipes, and rolling papers. Fred Robson, owner of Montreal's Woodstock cannabis shop, said sales of pipes, vaporizers and other cannabis accessories are skyrocketing.