Ke$ha - C'Mon keshaVEVO Official Music Video Response Ke$ha - C'Mon keshaVEVO A young-ish human lady does a bunch of drugs with her posse of reject mascots from a forgotten'70s amusement park, then robs a convenience store and proceeds to dance in the wreckage of her chaos. Read More ---Ke$ha's'C'Mon' Music Video: Look By Look style.mtv.com By: JessicaKardashian1 … Continue reading →

Run 4 Recovery 5K This video highlights the 2012 Run 4 Recovery 5K, ran on November 3, 2012 to benefit the Grateful Life Center, who provides free treatment for men who are addicted to drugs or alcohol. By: efldigitalmedia … Continue reading →

Infowars Nightly News: Monday (1-14-13) Obama Phone Lady On this January 14, 2013 broadcast of The Infowars Nightly News, We speak with Michelle Dowrey, the legendary Obama Phone Lady. Obama Phone Lady has 7.5 million views on youtube. News Covered: Napolitano to stay as Homeland Security secretary. Sanjay Gupta and Tom Ridge warn about psychiatric drugs in mass murders. Sandy Hook AR-15 hoax? Still no school surveillance footage released. Goldman Sachs bankers to reward themselves a staggering 8.3billion in bonuses. Bin Laden death photos might not see the light of day. Obama Phone Lady Comes To Texas. More Murders in Chicago in 2012 Than Allied Losses in Afghanistan. Throw to Short clip that mentions up to date death toll Current Chicago Death Toll. "Justified": Uniformed Invaders Shoot a Man 16 Times in his Bed. Ethiopian kids hack OLPCs in 5 months with zero instruction. http://www.infowars.com http://www.infowars.com http://www.infowars.com - prisonplanet.tv Infowars Nightly News Playlist: http://www.youtube.com Infowars Nightly News Playlist Pt.2 http://www.youtube.com http://www.youtube.com conspiracyscope.blogspot.com twitter.com By: ConspiracyScope … Continue reading →

Far Cry 3 w/ Sankai Snake Part 19: Taking Drugs...Again Please Like,Comment,Favorite, and Subscribe. The definition of insanity might be Lindsay Lohan, or Pageant Moms, but it might also be us in Far Cry 3. Hope you guys enjoy. Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com Twitter: twitter.com My intro song is provided by my friend, BiffBrix. Go check out his work http://www.youtube.com Any suggestions for games to play? Comment below Currently Playing: Assasin's Creed 3 Multiplayer: http://www.youtube.com Hitman Absolution: http://www.youtube.com Far Cry 3: http://www.youtube.com Left 4 Dead: http://www.youtube.com XCOM: http://www.youtube.com v_F2tBlZMKoIZnDdGaruTnvDr All Videos: http://www.youtube.com By: snake21762 … Continue reading →

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Cannabis and ecstasy should be sold in licensed shops, with the possession and use of all illegal drugs should be decriminalised, an inquiry by a group of cross-party peers has found. A system for testing the safety of new drugs should be introduced with low-risk substances, which could be called "Class D" sold with labels detailing their risks, like cigarette packaging, members of the all-party parliamentary group for drug policy reform said. While the supply of the most dangerous substances should remain banned, users caught with a small quantity of any drug should not be penalised, the Inquiry found. The controversial proposals are likely to irk the Prime Minister who recently rejected calls by MPs to set up a royal commission to consider the decriminalisation of illegal drugs. A panel of nine Conservative, Liberal Democrat, Labour and Crossbench peers from the all-party group conducted a parliamentary inquiry into new psychoactive substances. Presenting the Inquiry findings, chair Baroness Meacher, who is also a chair of an NHS trust, said: "The Misuse of Drugs Act is counter-productive in attempting to reduce drug addiction and other drug harms to young people." Baroness Meacher told The Times that it would be "daft" for Class … Continue reading →

Crossbencher Baroness Meacher calls for heroin, ecstasy and crack cocaine to be decriminalised She heads cross-party group which says licences could be issued to allow drug dealers to sell so-called 'legal highs' Senior police officer says arresting drug users was often pointless By James Slack and Jack Doyle PUBLISHED: 08:44 EST, 14 January 2013 | UPDATED: 19:16 EST, 14 January 2013 Crossbench peer Baroness Meacher said that like illegal drugs, her morning coffee was not safe Youngsters should be encouraged to switch from drinking alcohol to taking drugs, the head of a powerful parliamentary group said yesterday. Baroness Meacher also compared taking banned substances to drinking coffee. The former social worker insisted some drugs are a good deal safer than tobacco and alcohol and said it may be a very good thing if teenagers stopped getting drunk and took some types of legal highs instead. Her comments came the day after the All Party Parliamentary Group for Drug Policy Reform, of which she is chairman, called for the possession and use of heroin, ecstasy and crack cocaine to be decriminalised altogether, which would relegate it to the status of a minor driving offence. The report suggested that giving criminal records … Continue reading →

Anyone caught with any drug should not be penalised, if its for their own use - according to a group of peers from all parties. They conducted an inquiry into new legal highs but have ended up proposing a complete overhaul of our drugs laws as they say the 40-year-old Misuse of Drugs act is counter-productive in attempting to reduce drug addiction. The chair of the committee, Baroness Meacher, told the Today programme: "At the moment we have a situation where all drugs are either in the hands of criminal gangs or, in the case of legal highs, in the hands of very dubious scientists. "There's nowhere that young people can go where they can get really good information about what is in the drugs, how safe they are, how much they should take, how they should take it and so on. "Therefore the current system is, in our view, dangerous. So what we're looking at is a safer system to protect young people." First broadcast on BBC Radio 4's Today Programme on Monday 14 January 2012. Read more from the original source: AUDIO: Current drugs system 'dangerous' … Continue reading →

Women with a family history of breast cancer could be offered preventative medication on the NHS under new plans outlined by the health regulator. Officials are examining whether women who are at "high risk" of developing the disease should be offered hormone therapy to prevent breast cancer. Charity Breakthrough Breast Cancer said the consultation is an "historic step" for the prevention of the disease which claims the lives of 12,000 people in the UK each year. The National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) has launched a draft consultation to see whether drugs tamoxifen or raloxifene should be offered to high-risk post-menopausal women in England and Wales. A previous clinical trial found that tamoxifen, taken for five years, reduced the risk of developing invasive breast cancer by about 50% in post-menopausal women who were at increased risk of getting the disease. Another trial found that five years of raloxifene reduces breast cancer risk in such women by about 38%. Under the new plans, high risk post-menopausal women could be offered the drugs for a period of five years unless they have a history of thromboembolic disease or endometrial cancer. The new Nice guidelines on familial breast cancer could also … Continue reading →

14 January 2013 Last updated at 13:25 ET A 21m fund has been launched to help improve access to treatment for people with rare medical conditions. Scottish Health Secretary Alex Neil said the move would help meet the cost of so-called orphan medicines. These are drugs used to treat illnesses affecting fewer than one in 2,000 people. The new fund will only cover the cost of medicines whose routine use has been rejected by the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC). This could include drugs such as Kalydeco - also known as ivacaftor - which was rejected for use in Scotland by the SMC on Monday largely on the grounds of cost. The NHS in England decided to provide funding for Kalydeco from 1 January this year. Mr Neil said it was only right that Scottish patients with rare conditions had access to innovative medicines which were clinically justified, and that they were not disadvantaged due to the very high cost of these treatments. For some individual patients with rare conditions, there is a need for further support He added: "I am therefore pleased to confirm today that the Scottish government will establish a fund which will ensure that the cost of … Continue reading →