Marc Emery has been fighting extradition for years, but legal arguments cannot be made to prevent the extradition from happening -- and the Conservative Justice Minister, Rob Nicholson, will sign Marc off with glee. Marc would face Mandatory Minimum prison sentences of at least ten years in Washington state if that happened, so he is negotiating for a shorter sentence on one charge without the mandatory minimums.
THE CREEPING JACKBOOTS: What we all give up when Canadians allow the war on pot
THE CREEPING JACKBOOTS:
What we all give up when Canadians allow the war on pot
By Marc Emery
In supernatural British Columbia, they’ve set up this extra-judicial scheme to thwart my Overgrow the Government movement, a completely non-violent, peaceful movement. It is a movement and an industry dedicated to producing carbon-absorbing plants -- possibly the world’s most useful plant, cannabis.
Marc Emery: My Manifesto for the City of Vancouver
MARC EMERY:
My Manifesto for the City of Vancouver
November 8th, 2008
I’m frustrated with my campaign to become Mayor of Vancouver. Unless you are Peter Ladner or Gregor Robertson, you do not get any serious opportunities to offer up useful ideas to manage the Corporation of the City of Vancouver.
No Extradition for the BC3
For more information about Marc Emery's fight against the American request to extradite and imprison him, go to www.NoExtradition.net and www.CannabisCulture.com
Marc Emery and Wife Jodie in BC By-election on October 29th
The BC By-election Results Are In
British Columbia's Vancouver-Burrard and Vancouver-Fairview ridings were won by New Democratic Party candidates Spencer Herbert (6,516 votes, 50.11%) and Jenn McGinn (5,487 votes, 46.66%) respectively. Voter turnout was very low, with only 20-26% bothering to cast a ballot. Marc Emery received 356 votes (2.73%), and 155 votes (1.32%) were cast for Jodie Emery.
Visit www.Elections.BC.ca for more information and details.
Marc Emery for Mayor of Vancouver
Marc Emery: Why I'm Running to be Mayor of Vancouver
Statement about my intention to run

Marc Scott Emery