"Slavery was our worst idea," says legendary documentarian Ken Burns. "I'm not sure that Prohibition was second, but it's really up there." Burns talks to Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie about his new PBS film, an in-depth look at one of the most controversial episodes in US history. "The Noble Experiment," notes Burns, left a legacy of organized crime, moral hypocrisy, single-issue politics, and unintended consequences from which we're still recovering. About 13 minutes. Shot by Jim Epstein, Anthony Fisher, and Meredith Bragg, who also edited the piece. Go to www.youtube.com to watch Burns discuss his ardent support for public funding of the arts, the breakdown of mass audiences, and whether his self-description of being a "Yellow Dog Democrat" affects his creative work.

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The federal government is in the midst of a crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries across the state of California. This is despite repeated claims from President Obama and his Department of Justice that they would not devote federal resources to circumventing state medical marijuana laws. "The law has been hijacked by profiteers who are motivated not by compassion, but by money," said Melinda Haag, one of California's US Attorneys, at a DOJ press conference on October 11, 2011. Aaron Sandusky, owner of G3 Holistic, a group of medical marijuana dispensaries in California's Inland Empire, is one such target of the DOJ's crackdown on medical marijuana "profiteers." The DOJ sent him a letter promising to shut down his operations within 14 days. And they followed through. Reason.tv talked to Sandusky, who's long battled the city of Upland's sordid handling of medical marijuana dispensaries, before and after he was raided. "We all want the same thing," said Sandusky. "We want to see less crime. That's why we have these places." Sgt. Glenn Walsh and Agent Mark Brewster, both members of the California Narcotic Officer's Association, believe that the stepped up enforcement from the DOJ is a positive development. "There's no avenue in the law, whatsoever, to accommodate the sales of marijuana," Brewster said. Walsh concurs, arguing that California's Prop 215 and SB 420 allow for the collective cultivation of medical marijuana but do not allow for a single cent to exchange <b>...</b>

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Another great video: www.youtube.com Read, copy to an email, fill in your name at the bottom, and send the letter below to our political leaders to tell them you want Canadian drug policy to be based on science instead of ideology (ie you want cannabis legalized). TO: bob.rae@parl.gc.ca, thomas.mulcair@parl.gc.ca, Elizabeth.May@parl.gc.ca, pm@pm.gc.ca, rainen@sen.parl.gc.ca, Dear member of government, I am writing you today because I am concerned with Canada's drug policies towards cannabis. You must recognize that cannabis prohibition is a policy that is contrary to true fiscal conservatism. Cannabis prohibition is a major drain on our economy -- possibly the biggest drain. Millions of Canadians use cannabis every year; prohibition is a complete failure while still creating a large tax expense. It is difficult to estimate the true value being spent on enforcing cannabis prohibition considering all the expenses in enforcing it: the prison costs, the investigations, the grow operation detection equipment, the police hours, the court hearings, the clerical work, the drug task forces, the loss of contributing tax payers and consumers, etc.. With all these expenses it is not difficult to understand how billions of dollars are spent every year enforcing this broken policy. Meanwhile criminal organizations are fuelling themselves on the finances created by having cannabis on the black market. This is likely why the 2002 Senate Special Committee on Illegal Drugs concluded among <b>...</b>

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Eric Sterling was a principal aide in developing the Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1984, and the Anti-Drug Abuse Acts of 1986 and 1988. In the 96th Congress, he worked on comprehensively rewriting the Federal Criminal Code. He is among their most articulate critics.

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Ron Paul 2012 Vote for Ron Paul in 2012 Republicans in the state of Iowa will gather today to cast their vote in the caucuses that will largely impact the presidential race, and all eyes are on Ron Paul as the Texas Congressman holds the lead in the polls. Following the bow out of Herman Cain and a schizophrenic surge up and down in the popularity of his peers, Rep. Ron Paul has rocketed to the forefront of the Republican Party in recent week, passing the competing gang of politicians also vying for the nomination. By Tuesday night, America will know the results of the Iowa Caucuses and could indeed have a clear idea of who could take the GOP's nomination and perhaps eventually the presidency. The last few surveys conducted by the Des Moines Register and Public Policy Polling put Paul either above the other frontrunners or neck-and-neck at first place. The Iowa caucus, the first among many during the presidential election year, have historically played a role in the rest of the race leading up to November. On Monday, Rep. Paul acknowledged the skyrocketing support that could propel him to victory today, but stayed strong in backing his word and the campaign promises he's made

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Portugal's maverick drug laws a credible global model? To see more go to www.youtube.com Follow us on Facebook (goo.gl or Twitter (www.twitter.com After suffering the highest instance of drug-related deaths in all Europe, Portugal took a brave decision and decriminalised all drugs. Ten years on, is it a success story for other nations to follow? On the streets of Lisbon drug users light up wherever they want. One police officer tells us the girl across the street is smoking crack. He complains, but few share his sentiment. "Considering drug users as criminals just because they are using drugs is not a very realistic approach", a Portuguese drug addiction officer argues. He has just had an interview with a sixteen-year-old boy caught smoking hashish. No punishment was handed out, just advice. In Portugal it's now seen as a health problem, rather than a criminal one. Brendan Hughes of the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs says it is very difficult to analyse the success of the law. He points to one very interesting fact: "In 10 years of governments in Portugal, where they have changed from left to centre-right to left, back to centre-right, drugs have stayed off the agenda". Due to the economic crisis, funding for the rehabilitation of drug offenders is going to be very seriously hit. For Dr Goulao, the public face of the law, it comes at the worst possible time. "I believe that more people will turn to drugs and alcohol." A Film By SBS Distributed By Journeyman Pictures <b>...</b>

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Via The Raw Story: "Members of the hacking collective [Anonymous], who were at the epicenter of planning and promoting "Occupy Wall Street" last year, announced earlier this month that April 20, 2012 would mark the beginning of an official "Anonymous" push-back against America's drug laws. Speaking to Raw Story this week, a person claiming to be a member of "Anonymous," who watched an attack on Sony's website from behind the scenes but did not participate, claimed responsibility for the group's new "OpCannabis" campaign, explaining that the operation is determined to throw the collective's weight behind drug reform...".* Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian, and Ben Mankiewicz discuss on The Young Turks. Did Cenk almost smoke a joint on the air? *Read more from Stephen C. Webster: www.rawstory.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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"The government is forcing a form of censorship on us," says Adam Eidinger, co-owner of Capitol Hemp, a two-store chain in Washington, DC that is closing its doors for good on August 1, 2012. "They are saying you can't talk about certain subjects if you're going to sell pipes." Capitol Hemp sells clothing and soaps and a vast array of glass and other types of pipes. Police raided Capitol Hemp last fall after an undercover cop reported "unnatural and deceptive" behavior at the company's Adams Morgan branch. What raised the cop's suspicions? According to the police report, employees corrected his use of the word bong and changed the subject whenever he brought up marijuana. The store's book selection, which included titles on drug legalization, was also cited as proof that the place was really a criminal enterprise. Under current law, drug paraphernalia is illegal, even absent traces of verboten substances. But since anything - from rolling papers to apple cores to beer cans - can be used to smoke pot, federal prosecutors end up relying on "context" to determine when a pipe is just a lawful pipe and not a contraband bong. The government seized over $300000 of merchandise from Capitol Hemp. After the feds reduced the charges in such a way that a jury trial in federal court was not an option, Capitol Hemp agreed to a deal in which it will "voluntarily" shut down in exchange for the full return of its seized merchandise. When it reopened its doors after the raid, Capitol Hemp <b>...</b>

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Students, get a full week of this at a summer seminar: lrnlbty.co In its history, America has experienced two major periods of drug prohibition. This first was the Federal alcohol prohibition from 1920-1933. The second is the current war on drugs, which began in 1971. According to Prof. Angela Dills, during these periods of prohibition in America, both homicide rates and police enforcement costs increased. This makes sense, as prohibitions never actually eliminate use. Rather, prohibitions convert peaceful and legal markets into black markets. In black markets, when disputes arise over sales territory, product quality, or money, the government legal system is not available. This forces drug dealers to resolve disputes on their own, which often leads to violence. The violence of black markets, along with the enforcement of drug policy, attracts the attention of law enforcement. Law enforcement is costly, and the time spent enforcing drug laws could have been spent preventing other crimes like murder, theft, and rape. Drug prohibition not only generates more violence and increases the cost of law enforcement; it also distracts law enforcement and puts citizens at greater risk of crime. Watch more videos: lrnlbty.co

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Former Capitol Hill staffer Eric Sterling discusses the negative effects that drug laws he wrote are having on families and society. Eric is a member of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP), which any citizen can join for free at www.CopsSayLegalizeDrugs.com

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Drug laws are to be changed in the UK to target the ringleaders rather than small offenders, and Virgin's Sir Richard Branson and former UK Govt drugs chief Davd Nutt has called for more research into substances rather than the ignorance that Government has towards the positive aspects and medicinal usage of drugs.

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Legal highs such as mephadrone are now illegal in the UK, but there are lots of new drugs that copy the effects of illegal drugs such as cocaine, ecstasy, amphetamines and heroin. Legal highs are easily available to buy on the internet and in head shops on the high street, but do you know the risks of getting stoned with these new synthetic drugs, or what the law is? TheSite.org explores the latest laws on legal highs and what the effects of taking so-called legal drugs can be. For more info: www.thesite.org Get in contact with us: www.twitter.com www.facebook.com

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Some of the protesors talk about why they're there. Cannabis Protest ~ 420 (ARR20) 2012 Hyde Park London UK 4:20 4/20 UK Cannabis Social Clubs www.facebook.com Cannabis Support Network UK www.facebook.com SSDP-UK www.facebook.com All interested in campaigning to change the drug laws or learning more about the War on Drugs should come to Students for Sensible Drug Policy UK's Conference to be held straight after Hyde Park 420 all weekend at SOAS in Russell Square. Register online here: ​ssdpukconference.eventbrite​.com Check out the schedule here: www.ssdp.org.uk Our group for updates and events across the UK: www.facebook.com cannabiscure.co.uk www.facebook.com en.wikipedia.org www.facebook.com www.leanclothing.co.uk www.facebook.com www.youtube.com www.gwpharm.com www.sativex.co.uk www.jamesbarnesweb.com ~ www.barneseventures.com :~) Thanks for watching! Please comment and "Like" - Hopefully see you there next year! .

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This is an excellent excerpt from an excellent audio book, "The End of Faith" by Sam Harris, read by Brian Emerson. In this excerpt, Sam draws the connection between religiosity and victimless crime. I'm guessing the first victimless crime was blasphemy. Sorry I haven't made any videos lately. I haven't had a lot of time. Sam says it better than I could anyway. Enjoy! Check out my original music channel: www.youtube.com

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Daily News & Video @ RevolutionNews.US ~ Time to Stop Fighting the Drug War By John Stossel - Published June 16, 2010 - I'm confused. When I walk around busy midtown Manhattan, I often smell marijuana. Despite the crowds, some people smoke weed in public. Usually the police leave them alone, and yet other times they act like a military force engaged in urban combat. This February, cops stormed a Columbia, Mo. home, killed the family dog and terrorized a 7-year-old boy -- for what? A tiny quantity of marijuana. Two years ago, in Prince George's County, Md., cops raided Cheye Calvo's home -- all because a box of marijuana was randomly shipped to his wife as part of a smuggling operation. Only later did the police learn that Calvo was innocent -- and the mayor of that town. "When this first happened, I assumed it was just a terrible, terrible mistake," Calvo said. "But the more I looked into it, the more I realized (it was) business as usual that brought the police through our front door. This is just what they do. We just don't hear about it. The only reason people heard about my story is that I happened to be a clean-cut white mayor." Radley Balko of Reason magazine says more than a hundred police SWAT raids are conducted every day. Does the use of illicit drugs really justify the militarization of the police, the violent disregard for our civil liberties and the overpopulation of our prisons? It seems hard to believe. I understand that people on drugs can do terrible harm <b>...</b>

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In 1992, Jim Gray, a conservative judge in conservative Orange County, California, held a press conference during which he recommended that we rethink our drug laws. Back then, it took a great deal of courage to suggest that the war on drugs was a failed policy. Today, more and more Americans are coming to the realization that prohibition's costs—whether measured in lives and liberties lost or dollars wasted—far exceed any possible or claimed benefits. Reason.tv's Paul Feine interviewed Gray about drug policy and the prospects for reform. The interview was shot by Alex Manning and edited by Hawk Jensen. Judge Jim Gray is the author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed and What We Can Do About It: A Judicial Indictment of the War on Drugs. Approximately 8.30 minutes. Go to reason.tv for downloadableiPod, HD, and audio versions. Subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube Channel and receive automatic notifications when new material goes live. And come back to Reason.tv March 15 through March 19 for the debut of Reason Saves Cleveland With Drew Carey How to fix the "Mistake on The Lake" and other once-great American cities, an original six-part documentary series.

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March 9, 2012 11:00 am — Marijuana Russ Belville, Outreach Coordinator, National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws Kevin A. Sabet, Ph.D., Former Senior Adviser, White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (2009-2011); Assistant Professor, Division of Addiction Medicine, University of Florida College of Medicine For nearly a century, US drug policy has been characterized by the punitive prohibition of illicit drugs, with "zero tolerance" for drug users, producers and traffickers. This bipartisan policy has cost hundreds of billions of dollars and produced an incarceration rate that is by far the highest in the world. And yet, the number of American citizens with substance abuse problems has remained remarkably stable over the last 30 years, and illicit drugs remain easy to obtain for those who want them. Public support for the war on drugs has dramatically decreased, but there is less agreement over what polices should replace drug prohibition. On Friday, March 9, following a keynote address by noted travel writer, public television producer and public radio host Rick Steves on the previous evening (Thursday, March 8), the Baker Institute will host a conference titled "The War on Drugs Has Failed. Is Legalization the Answer?" Able and respected defenders of current policy, leading advocates for reform and academic researchers will discuss and examine key issues such as alternatives to prohibition, effects of the war on drugs on minority communities and <b>...</b>

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#DestroyTheirControl This video is part 2 out of 3 videos. DESTROY THEIR CONTROL- Important to Everyone: www.youtube.com DESTROY THEIR CONTROL- How Marijuana Became Illegal: This video DESTROY THEIR CONTROL- Our Solution: www.youtube.com In case of suspension again, my facebook page: www.facebook.com This video is about ending federal marijuana prohibition, even though this video can apply to many things, its focus is on this one specifically. Please write an email to your congressmen, asking them to support HR 2306 US House of Representatives look up: writerep.house.gov US Senate look up www.senate.gov Please sign this petition to the president: wwws.whitehouse.gov Amend the Controlled Substances Act and to exclude MARIJUANA and TETRAHYDROCANNABINOLS Destroy their control marijuana HR 2306 HR 2306 Ending federal marijuana prohibition act of 2011 Cannabis weed pot Why is weed illegal why is pot illegal federal control Freedom Kevintthoms Kevin Thomas Thomson CSA Controlled Substances Act drug laws Barack Obama Ron Paul Politics Rick Santorum Mitt Romney Barack Obama (US President) Ron Paul (US Congressperson) choice solution US House of representatives US Senate White House Congress Government William Randolph Hearst Harry J. Anslinger Andrew Mellon CSA Marijuana Tax Act of 1937 Hemp Mexican Repatriation Mexican Revolution

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#DestroyTheirControl This video is part 3 out of 3 videos. DESTROY THEIR CONTROL- Important to Everyone: www.youtube.com DESTROY THEIR CONTROL- How Marijuana Became Illegal: www.youtube.com DESTROY THEIR CONTROL- Our Solution: This video Please write an email to your congressmen, asking them to support HR 2306 US House of Representatives look up: writerep.house.gov US Senate look up www.senate.gov Please sign this petition to the president: wwws.whitehouse.gov Amend the Controlled Substances Act and to exclude MARIJUANA and TETRAHYDROCANNABINOLS In case of suspension again, my facebook page: www.facebook.com This video is about ending federal marijuana prohibition, even though this video can apply to many things, its focus is on this one specifically. Destroy their control marijuana HR 2306 HR 2306 Ending federal marijuana prohibition act of 2011 Cannabis weed pot Why is weed illegal why is pot illegal federal control Freedom Kevintthoms Kevin Thomas Thomson CSA Controlled Substances Act drug laws Barack Obama Ron Paul Politics Rick Santorum Mitt Romney Barack Obama (US President) Ron Paul (US Congressperson) choice solution US House of representatives US Senate White House Congress Government William Randolph Hearst Harry J. Anslinger Andrew Mellon CSA Marijuana Tax Act of 1937 Hemp Mexican Repatriation Mexican Revolution

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This video was made by "LiberalViewer" you should check out his YouTube page, It has a lot of great video's. In the tradition of the 1936 anti-drug film "Reefer Madness," the Fox News story I caught airing on July 13 contained misinformation, a lot of scare words, and no independent fact checking of the claims of government agents. The uncontroverted facts I quote in my video come from the 1988 administrative law decision available at: www.druglibrary.org And, finally, though this video does not reveal Fox News partisan political bias, it still contains enough bias against more liberal drug laws to make OVER TWO DOZEN EXAMPLES on my Fox News Bias YouTube playlist at: www.youtube.com

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Japanese drug laws (even for marijuana) are harsh - harsh enough to have landed Colorado School of Mines study abroad student Tim Wilson in jail for 11 years after his friend sent him a few pot-laced cookies and some cheeba chews. He might be off now, but who is really to blame for his prior predicament? Have you risked having pot-infused snacks sent through the mail? Or found yourself caught up in any strange foreign laws? Let us know! Let us know! And if you liked this video, "Like" it as well! :) Subscribe to TYT U for more videos:www.youtube.com Submit a video to TYT U! We love hearing from students and faculty www.youtube.com Follow us on twitter! twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com

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Every Hood needs to vote for this BRAVE and heroic Patriot in 2012. Vote for Ron Paul in 2012 Republicans in the state of Iowa will gather today to cast their vote in the caucuses that will largely impact the presidential race, and all eyes are on Ron Paul as the Texas Congressman holds the lead in the polls. Following the bow out of Herman Cain and a schizophrenic surge up and down in the popularity of his peers, Rep. Ron Paul has rocketed to the forefront of the Republican Party in recent week, passing the competing gang of politicians also vying for the nomination. By Tuesday night, America will know the results of the Iowa Caucuses and could indeed have a clear idea of who could take the GOP's nomination and perhaps eventually the presidency. The last few surveys conducted by the Des Moines Register and Public Policy Polling put Paul either above the other frontrunners or neck-and-neck at first place. The Iowa caucus, the first among many during the presidential election year, have historically played a role in the rest of the race leading up to November. On Monday, Rep. Paul acknowledged the skyrocketing support that could propel him to victory today, but stayed strong in backing his word and the campaign promises he's made

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The Rockefeller drug laws have filled prisons with low-level, non-violent offenders. The racial implementation of this law has had a profoundly negative impact on Black and Latino communities even though whites and people of color use drugs at nearly the same rate. Watch this clip from QD3's "Letter to the President" DVD. For more on Hip Hop & Politics log onto www.qd3.com !

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So the title really explains it all really . This video basically gives the viewer a good idea on how the war on drugs has failed and how we continue to spend a serious amount of money on it even though prohibition simply doesn't work. Please help us stop the war on drugs and help us change unjust marijuana laws by liking us on facebook at facebook.com/therealdrugfacts Also follow us on Twitter @realdrugfacts This short clip is not owned by theREALdrugfacts and is owned by our friends at feeseminars. They have their own youtube channel too ! Check it out. You can also donate to them on their channel too. We took the video from their channel for educational and non-profit purposes only. Directed by Brian Aitken (www.briandaitken.com) & Produced by Brian Wallace in association with NowSourcing with special thanks to Sheldon Richman (Editor of the Freeman Magazine) and Jeffrey Miron (Harvard Economist and Senior Fellow at the CATO Institute) for their work researching and analyzing drug war expenditures.

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Me and my friend Jordan dive into Ontario's ongoing battle with Marijuana. The drama continues to unfold as we get closer to the third expiration date for the government-court debacle. Source: 2011: en.wikipedia.org "R. v. Mernagh (Ontario Superior Court) On April 12, 2011, Justice Donald Taliano found that Canada's Marijuana Medical Access Regulations (MMAR) and "the prohibitions against the possession and production of cannabis (marijuana) contained in sections 4 and 7 respectively of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act" are "constitutionally invalid and of no force and effect".[19] The government was given 90 days (until July 11) to fill the void in those sections, or the possession and cultivation of Marijuana would become legal in all of Canada. This includes the non-medical use of the drug.[20] The mid-July deadline was extended when federal government lawyers argued that current cannabis laws and regulations should stay in place until Ontario's highest court could hear the appeal which has been scheduled for March 5 and 6, 2012. In granting the deadline extension, the Court of Appeal noted that "The practical effect of the decision if the suspension were permitted to expire on July 14 would be to legalize marijuana production in Ontario, if not across Canada." Source: news.nationalpost.com Ontario is one step closer to the legalization of marijuana after the Ontario Superior Court struck down two key parts of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act that <b>...</b>

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Mixed Martial Arts Champion Toby Grear provides an in-depth look into the history, medicinal use, spirituality, culture, and legal issues surrounding the Cannabis plant - more commonly known as marijuana. This provocative film explores federal and state drug policies, evolving state laws, the impact of federal interference and intimidation, patients battles with both disease and the law, and the gray area of classifying Cannabis as a performance enhancer or Drug of Abuse with regards to athletic competition.

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Research Chems vs Shamanic Plants by www.NeuroSoup.com We all like to find ways around the drug laws, and ordering research chemicals and shamanic plants off the Internet is one way to do this. Many of the substances are quasilegal or gray area. This means that very little if anything can be done legally to prosecute individuals purchasing the substances off the Internet. That said, many of them are illegal if they are consumed. Research Chem Safety Tips Video youtu.be Legal Shamanic Substances Playlist www.youtube.com

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