Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 11:33:58 -0700
Subject: Want to join the team that will end marijuana prohibition in Nevada?
From: "Marijuana Policy Project" <rob@...>

	Marijuana Policy Project Alert		April 27, 2006
	Want to join the team that will end marijuana prohibition in Nevada?    The Marijuana Policy Project’s ballot initiative campaign in Nevada is heating up, and we want you to be a part of it.   If a majority of voters passes MPP’s initiative on November 7, Nevada will become the first state to permit the legal cultivation, distribution, and sale of marijuana to adults aged 21 and older — and not just for medical use. This would be the biggest victory in the history of the marijuana policy reform movement. MPP’s army of canvassers will be going door to door throughout Nevada to identify the opinions of voters, persuade those who are undecided, and register those who are supportive to vote. Between now and November, we plan to speak to hundreds of thousands of Nevada voters. (And only 600,000 are expected to vote across the entire state.)   If you want to be a part of the campaign team doing face-to-face outreach to voters (and you consider yourself a persuasive person), please think about applying for a campaign position. This is an exciting opportunity to use your skills to end marijuana prohibition in the first state in the nation — and make history in the process. (You must be willing to move to Las Vegas or Reno in order to be eligible for these positions.)   If you don’t want to work on the campaign but you support what we’re doing, please make a financial contribution to help us pay for this massive canvassing operation.   We will continue to fight hard between now and Election Day on November 7, and we’re going to do what it takes to win.   Sincerely, Rob Kampia Executive Director Marijuana Policy Project Washington, D.C.   P.S. Visit www.RegulateMarijuana.org to read the campaign’s regularly updated blog.		On the Radio Hear radio coverage of the campaign here. Help fund MPP's projects MPP hopes that each of the 100,000 subscribers on our national e-mail list will make at least one financial donation to MPP's work in 2006. Please donate now. MPP will be able to tackle all of the projects in its 2006 strategic plan if you and other allies are generous enough to fund our work.   Popular Links: • MPP's home page • Prohibition facts • State-by-state medical marijuana laws • MPP news releases • 2006 strategic plan • Download hand-outs • About the Marijuana Policy Project • MedicalMarijuanaProCon.org MPP e-mail list options Update your contact information or change your alert preferences Small Print … You are receiving this e-mail because you subscribed to MPP's e-mail alerts. To unsubscribe, click the link at the bottom of this message. Removal may take up to 48 hours. To contact MPP, please  click here or reply to this e-mail. Our mailing address is MPP, P.O. Box 77492, Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C. 20013.

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"The most recent evidence comes from autopsies of 44 prisoners who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan in U.S. custody. Most died under circumstances that suggest torture. The reports use words like 'strangulation,' 'asphyxiation' and 'blunt force injuries.' ...  A few months before the [Abu Ghraib] scandal broke [spring 2004], Coalition Provisional Authority polls showed Iraqi support at 63 percent. A month after Abu Ghraib, the number was 9 percent. Polls showed that 71 percent of Iraqis were surprised by the revelations."

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