Beautiful Black Women. Sharing the dating practices in 1960-1970. The marriages and the male and female relationships. Respect was the name of the game for big mama, muhdear, and elders. We are here from the lives thst were lost, I do dream a world of respect, responsibility, and love for all. We generate the , "bad mouth", if we live any other way. God is not happy, so always live like God is watching, amd leave drugs alone! respect By: acajudi100 … Continue reading →

Love and Other Drugs - Episode 9 The "Love Other Drugs" series is presented by Motown's own recording artists "MPrynt" Today you'll get to hear some of the industry noise that MPrynt has already started to make with live feedback from award winning writers producers such as: Jessyca Guordan, The Justice League, Elijah Blake, August Rigo, Balewa Subscribe....Watch....Comment Enjoy!!! Follow us on twitter/instagram: @MPrynt @Tyceofmprynt @Fahofmprynt @Buddaofmprynt @Raelofmprynt Like the FB Bandpage: http://www.facebook.com/MPryntonline By: MPrynt … Continue reading →

Conor's Question Corner w/ Conor, Ethan, Cody, and Sukhi Ep:4 Fruit Shoes (Black Ops 2) This is episode 4 of Conor's Question Corner or better known as the KKK. Conor will be asking all of us hypothetical questions and you will hear our hilarious responses to them. Hope you enjoy! Remember to Like, Favorite, Comment, and Subscribe! Love you! Episode 3: Meat Armor http://www.youtube.com Episode 2: Drugs http://www.youtube.com Episode 1: Musical Instruments http://www.youtube.com Sukhi as SukhiWii (1st person view) Conor as SandwichMagic Ethan as KhineseKid Cody as KhineseKid(1) By: Oddsody … Continue reading →

"FREE YOURSELF" from the Gangs the Cops. A new start with RingsPower - Traveling rings NWA vers. http://www.facebook.com This new reel music / video with Bruno Angelico has a specific goal: To get black youngsters out of drugs, gangs or whatever serious trouble they can get into. To find focus and recreate themselves thru the Traveling rings. To become God's free spirit and get a new start. Please support these videos. I'm not here to be be politically correct or get people from church at the rings. Whether you understand what I'm trying to do or not, whether you like the choice of music or even the images! It's not about you, it's not about me... It's about them. If this video can only save "one life", then mission accomplished. Thank you. By: BrunoAngelico … Continue reading →

New Delhi, Jan 13 (IANS) Preparing to deal with any future chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) incidents, Indian scientists have devised 16 drugs that can be used for disaster management. These include an anti-cyanide drug, an anti-nerve gas drug and an anti-toxic gas drug Several radioactive decorporation agents and drugs for anti-cyanide, anti-nerve gas and toxic gas injuries have been approved by the Drug Controller General of India as trial drugs. Developed by scientists at the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences (INMAS) here, the drugs have passed the efficacy test and will be cheaper than those currently available in the market. "Sixteen new drugs have been approved by the Drug Controller General of India (DGCI) as trial drugs for disaster management. These include an anti-cyanide drug, an anti-nerve gas drug, an anti-toxic gas drug and several radioactive decorporation agents," Aseem Bhatnagar, in charge of the project at INMAS, told IANS. These will be used as samples for the users, including the armed forces, the paramilitary, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) and the Ministry of Health. "Batch production of these drugs is being undertaken in … Continue reading →

Some drugs should be decriminalised with the least harmful substances regulated and sold in shops, a cross-party group of peers recommends today in a report set to reignite the legalisation debate. The 40-year-old Misuse of Drugs Act is in desperate need of reform, the peers argue, as it forces young people into unemployment, homelessness and broken relationships while boosting profits for illegal dealers. The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Drug Policy Reform - which conducted an inquiry into new psychoactive substances - said a system for testing the safety of new drugs should be introduced, with low-risk substances sold with labels detailing their risks, like cigarette packaging. 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. Presenting the Inquiry findings toay, 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." The panel - which took evidence from 31 experts and organisations including the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) and the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs - … Continue reading →

The possession and use of all illegal drugs should be decriminalised and the least harmful substances should be regulated and sold in licensed shops, 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 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." The Act, which has been in force for 40 years, is in desperate need of … Continue reading →

13 January 2013 Last updated at 21:45 ET The possession and use of all illegal drugs should be decriminalised, a report by peers has said. The least harmful should be regulated and sold in licensed shops, with labels detailing risks, the group concluded. Its inquiry examined how to protect young people from new "legal highs" but the peers said they found the supply of all types of drugs could be linked. A previous call by MPs for a royal commission on drug decriminalisation was rejected by the prime minister. David Cameron said the current policy was working in the UK. The panel of nine peers - two Conservative, two Labour, a Liberal Democrat and four crossbenchers - took evidence from 31 experts and organisations, including the Association of Chief Police Officers and the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs. While the supply of the most dangerous substances should remain banned, users caught with a small quantity of any drug should not be penalised, it said. If government wants to reduce the use of NPS, any policy must take account of the interaction between the markets for traditional and 'new' drugs "The Misuse of Drugs Act is counter-productive in attempting … Continue reading →