Over at Tilting at Windmills, Ian
talks about the recent Canadian
cooperation with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency's desire to have outspoken marijuana activist Marc Emery arrested and (eventually they hope) extradited to the U.S., and puts it in the context of Canada's place in the world, and how the time has come to wean ourselves off being dependent on the U.S. for our well-being. Definitely worth reading.
I see that he
cross-posted it to the
e-group so it might get more comments there.
Pogge has also linked to it as well (so it's not just me who thinks it's worth a read).
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Update: As an aside, James Burns'
post at the e-group has some more commentary on the Marc Emery case.
Labels: ian welsh, marijuana, tilting at windmills, u.s.
