Jack Herer

Longtime hemp activist Jack Herer is offering $100,00 to anyone who can disprove his hypothesis that hemp is a silver bullet for climate change.

Graham Hill: Hemp, and Lots of It, Could Be One Climate Solution 2009

First on Saturday September 12th, 2009, Jack Herer made a short but historic speech at Oregon's HempStalk Festival.

War Breaks Out Within the Marijuana Legalization Movement (Part 1) 2009

What should also be made clear is that both Jack Herer and Dennis Peron are two of the most important and respected members of the Marijuana Re-Legalization movement.

War Breaks Out Within the Marijuana Legalization Movement (Part 1) 2009

But Jack Herer isn't the only person to espouse hemp.

Graham Hill: Hemp, and Lots of It, Could Be One Climate Solution 2009

The first shots were fired by a speech by Jack Herer and the firing of Dennis Peron from Oaksterdam University.

War Breaks Out Within the Marijuana Legalization Movement (Part 1) 2009

In this video Jack Herer vehemently denounced the attempts by the Cannabusiness community to push for the government taxation and regulation of our Marijuana during his speech at the HempStalk Festival in Oregon (09/12/2009).

War Breaks Out Within the Marijuana Legalization Movement (Part 1) 2009

Jack Herer is the author of the "Emperor Wears No Clothes" which was first published in 1985.

War Breaks Out Within the Marijuana Legalization Movement (Part 1) 2009

The first shots were fired by a speech by Jack Herer and the firing of Dennis Peron from Oaksterdam University.

War Breaks Out Within the Marijuana Legalization Movement (Part 1) 2009

The DEA quickly shut down the Virginia study and all further cannabis/tumor research, according to Jack Herer, who reports on the events in his book, "The Emperor Wears No Clothes."

Americans Finally Favor the Legalization of Marijuana 2009

The bible of the legalization movement, "The Emperor Wears No Clothes," by Jack Herer, argues that until it was declared illegal in 1937, the hemp plant provided fuel oil, fabric and paper in a more efficient and ecologically sound way than our currently available resources.

Just Say Maybe 2008