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See also: 2012 graphics, category, 2012 basic city list, signup.

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Global Marijuana March is the first Saturday in May or thereabouts. See also: 4/20 events. 811 different cities have signed up from 72 different nations since 1999. To add or remove 2012 cities see: GMM signup contacts. Add this app to the sidebar of your Facebook pages. Click here to do so.

175 cities from 33 nations signed up for May 5, 2012 or thereabouts. Facebook: Global Marijuana March (fan page). Organizing: 2013.

Click the map to go to the city list below by region:

See: featured GMM crowd photos.

Global Marijuana March links.

See also: Local links and other links. See the GMMizer (edited by Raphaël Boniton). Latest links for Global Marijuana March. See GMM: basic city lists, detailed city lists, graphics, photos, maps, regions, links, years. Years signed up: Browse the basic GMM city lists by year: ~ 1999. 2000. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 2010. 11. 12. 13. ~ Or search them. Add city name to search (nation, state, province is optional).

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www.cannabis.wikia.com/2012 Short URL: bit.ly/zZ5yS7 2012list - signup - donors - drugwar - polls - torture - charts - 25percent - arrests - danabeal. City lists by year: 2012 - 2011 - 2010 - 2009 - 2008 - 2007 - 2006 - 2005 - 2004 - 2003 - 2002 - 2001 - 2000 - 1999 - 1998. Search for march videos.

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www.cannabis.wikia.com Facebook: Global Marijuana March 2012. These links go to the same page with all GMM cities since 1999: www.globalmarijuanamarch.org GMM - MMM - MGM - gmm - mmm - mgm See also Wikipedia: Global Marijuana March.

From Facebook photo page for photo below:
"Only 5 of us in Malaysia. It's not the number that counts, it's the determination that matters."
2012 Global Marijuana March in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Featured GMM crowd photos over the years.

Global Marijuana March. Click the images below to enlarge them, and for more info. See more featured crowd photos at this category. Share link: www.cannabis.wikia.com/photos Search for marijuana march videos. And more. Signup for 2013 Global Marijuana March. 2 Medellin, Colombia. 2012 GMM. See more photos: a, b, c. Medellin, Colombia. 2011 GMM. See more photos: a, b. Sao Paulo, Brazil. 2012 GMM. See another photo. Toronto, Canada. 2009 GMM. 2012 GMM in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 2004 MMM in Madrid, Spain. May 8, 2004. Million Joint March (La Marcha del Millón de Porros en Madrid, Mayo 2004). For info and photos: [1] [2]. 2002 MMM in Paris, France in front of the Hotel de Ville. Toronto, Canada. 2006 GMM.

Photo/video compilations

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Videos
2012 Jakarta, Indonesia. May 5. Youtube link. Cannabis - le changement c'est maintenant?(02:30) 0 views 2012. Paris, France. May 12. DailyMotion link. [3]. Partial 2012 GMM city list set to music. Youtube link. Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil (aka Beaga). Promotional video for GMM. Youtube link.

For many city-specific photo compilations see the photo albums in the many Facebook groups linked from the city pages. Some multi-city compilations from various sources:

Search for marijuana march videos. And more.

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• 2012 Global Marijuana March. London Free Press. London, Ontario newspaper.
• Latinoamérica participa en 'Marcha Mundial por la Marihuana' - El Nuevo Herald.
• BBC Mundo - Video y Fotos - Miles marcharon en favor de la legalización de la marihuana.
• BBC News - In pictures: Global marijuana march.
• Global Marijuana March 2012 (Videos and Pictures) | Hail Mary Jane.
• Facebook: Global Marijuana March 2012.
• Facebook: Worldwide Marijuana March 2012.

Info, more links, how-to

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Anybody (whether logged in or not) can add info and links to the individual city pages. See also these compilation pages of a few Facebook links for GMM 2012 cities:

• www.globalmarijuanamarch.weebly.com/facebook-events.html is the source of the Facebook event page (in the "updated city list" menu) in the Global Cannabis March app on Facebook. Keary Prophet is the person to contact about both. See also: Weebly Support - FAQ & Search.
• www.facebook.com/groups/315634251794911/events.
  If you need help creating a Facebook event or group page, ask at the 2012 or Multi-year GMM Facebook groups.

Africa

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South Africa

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1. Cape Town, South Africa.
2. Durban, South Africa.

Asia

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Indonesia

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1. Jakarta, Indonesia.

Malaysia

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1. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Europe

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Austria

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1. Salzburg, Austria.
2. Vienna, Austria.

Belgium

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1. Antwerp, Belgium.

Czech Republic

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1. Prague, Czech Republic.

Denmark

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1. Aarhus, Denmark.
2. Copenhagen, Denmark.

Finland

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1. Helsinki, Finland.
2. Jakobstad, Finland.

France

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1. Bordeaux, France.
2. Clermont-Ferrand, France.
3. Lille, France.
4. Lyon, France.
5. Marseille, France.
6. Nice, France.
7. Paris, France.
8. Reunion, France.
9. Toulouse, France.
10. Tours, France.

Germany

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1. Berlin, Germany
2. Frankfurt, Germany.
3. Hanover, Germany.
4. Potsdam, Germany.
5. Schwerin, Germany.

Greece

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1. Athens, Greece.

Ireland

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1. Cork, Ireland.
2. Dublin, Ireland.

Italy

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1. Rome, Italy.

Malta

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1. Valletta, Malta.

Norway

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1. Bergen, Norway.
2. Oslo, Norway.
3. Stavanger, Norway.
4. Trondheim, Norway.

Poland

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1. Poznan, Poland.
2. Warsaw, Poland.

Portugal

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1. Lisbon, Portugal.
2. Porto, Portugal.

Spain

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1. Madrid, Spain.

Switzerland

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1. Bern, Switzerland.

United Kingdom

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1. Cardiff, Wales, UK.
2. Nottingham, England, UK.

Oceania

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Australia

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1. Nimbin, New South Wales, Australia.

New Zealand

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1. Auckland, New Zealand.
2. Christchurch, New Zealand.
3. Dunedin, New Zealand.
4. Hamilton, New Zealand.
5. Hastings, New Zealand.
6. Wellington, New Zealand.
7. New Plymouth, New Zealand.

Latin America

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Argentina

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1. Bahia Blanca, Argentina.
2. Bariloche, Argentina.
3. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
4. Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina.
5. Cordoba, Argentina.
6. El Bolson, Argentina.
7. Formosa, Argentina.
8. La Plata, Argentina.
9. La Rioja, Argentina.
10. Mar del Plata, Argentina.
11. Mendoza, Argentina.
12. Neuquen, Argentina.
13. Obera, Argentina.
14. Posadas, Argentina.
15. Resistencia, Argentina.
16. Rio Grande, Argentina.
17. Rosario, Argentina.
18. Salta, Argentina.
19. San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, Argentina.
20. San Juan, Argentina.
21. San Luis, Argentina.
22. San Miguel, Tucuman, Argentina.
23. San Pedro, Misiones, Argentina.
24. San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina.
25. Santa Fe, Argentina.
26. Ushuaia, Argentina.
27. Venado Tuerto, Argentina.

Brazil

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1. Aracaju, Brazil.
2. Atibaia, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
3. Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
4. Blumenau, Brazil.
5. Brasilia, Brazil.
6. Cuiaba, Brazil.
7. Curitiba, Brazil.
8. Diadema, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
9. Fortaleza, Brazil.
10. Guarulhos, Brazil.
11. Joao Pessoa, Brazil.
12. Joinville, Brazil.
13. Juiz de Fora, Brazil.
14. Jundiai, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
15. Manaus, Brazil.
16. Natal, Brazil.
17. Niteroi, Brazil.
18. Nova Iguacu, Brazil.
19. Patos, Brazil.
20. Petropolis, Brazil.
21. Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
22. Presidente Prudente, Brazil.
23. Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil.
24. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
25. Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.
26. Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil.
27. Sao Paulo, Brazil.
28. Uberlandia, Brazil.
29. Vicosa, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
30. Vitoria, Espirito Santo, Brazil.

Chile

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1. Antofagasta, Chile.
2. Calama, Chile.
3. Concepcion, Chile.
4. Coquimbo, Chile.
5. Iquique, Chile.
6. Santiago, Chile
7. Temuco, Chile.
8. Valdivia, Chile
9. Valparaiso, Chile.

Colombia

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1. Bogota, Colombia.
2. Cali, Colombia.
3. Medellin, Colombia.
4. Pereira, Colombia.

Costa Rica

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1. San Jose, Costa Rica.

Ecuador

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1. Guayaquil, Ecuador.
2. Quito, Ecuador.

Mexico

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1. Mexico City, Mexico.

Peru

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1. Lima, Peru.

Uruguay

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1. Florida, Uruguay.
2. Fray Bentos, Uruguay.
3. Montevideo, Uruguay.

Nearby islands

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Northern America

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Canada

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1. Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
2. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
3. Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada.
4. London, Ontario, Canada.
5. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
6. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
7. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
8. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
9. Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

United States

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Arizona. See links.

1. Phoenix, Arizona, USA.

California. See links.

1. Los Angeles, California, USA.
2. Oakland, California, USA.
3. Sacramento, California, USA.

Colorado. See links.

1. Boulder, Colorado, USA.

Florida. See links.

1. Jacksonville, Florida, USA.
2. Key West, Florida, USA

Georgia. See links.

1. Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

Idaho. See links.

1. Boise, Idaho, USA.

Illinois. See links.

1. Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Iowa. See links.

1. Des Moines, Iowa, USA.

Kansas. See links.

1. Topeka, Kansas, USA.
2. Wichita, Kansas, USA.

Michigan. See links.

1. Detroit, Michigan, USA.
2. Traverse City, Michigan, USA.

Minnesota. See links.

1. Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.

Missouri. See links.

1. Kansas City, Missouri, USA.
2. St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

Nebraska. See links.

1. Lincoln, Nebraska, USA.
2. Omaha, Nebraska, USA.

Nevada. See links.

1. Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

New Hampshire. See links.

1. Durham, New Hampshire, USA.

New Mexico. See links.

1. Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.

New York. See links.

1. New York City, New York, USA.

Ohio. See links.

1. Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
2. Columbus, Ohio, USA.

Oklahoma. See links.

1. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA.

Oregon. See links.

1. Eugene, Oregon, USA.
2. Medford, Oregon, USA.
3. Portland, Oregon, USA.
4. Salem, Oregon, USA.

Pennsylvania. See links.

1. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, USA.
2. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

Texas. See links.

1. Austin, Texas, USA.
2. Dallas, Texas, USA.

Washington. See links.

1. Spokane, Washington, USA.

Free hosting

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Share links: www.cannabis.wikia.com/free and www.cannabis.wikia.com/freehosting

Web pages outside Facebook are useful too. Use popular free websites or wikis with unlimited bandwidth and simple online editing. Use a large, popular web host because many of the smaller ones disappear over time along with your web pages if you did not back them up. Some of the comparison pages linked below have tables with a column for monthly bandwidth. You may be unpleasantly surprised how a monthly bandwidth limit of one gigabyte can ruin your efforts right when your website becomes popular. Wikis and blogs usually have unlimited bandwidth.

• Wikipedia: Category: Blog hosting services.
• Wikipedia: Comparison of wiki hosting services.
• WikiIndex: Category: WikiFarm.

Google Sites has huge free bandwidth compared to other free sites:

• Wikipedia: Comparison of free web hosting services. Nearly all the sites that are listed have free online editing ("page builder" column).

If you need anonymity (for whatever reason) you can use fake names for your facebook name, free hosting signup, and everything activism related. Even Wikipedia, for example, recommends not using a real user name. The email address you sign up with is real. Whether you use a real name on your email address is up to you. Either way, of course, the government knows everything. :) The anonymity is to avoid other problems. You can use a separate private email address for personal communications not concerned with activism. It is possible to create an additional web-based e-mail address, and then set it to forward email to your main email address. This prevents exposure of your real name or your main email address. This is good for posting comments that require an email address. Google Mail (Gmail) allows free email forwarding. One can automatically forward email from one Gmail account to another Gmail account, or to any email account. You can change your name on either or both of the Google email accounts also if you want to.

• Wikipedia: Comparison of webmail providers

More GMM graphics

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See: Category:2012 Global Marijuana March graphics

Incarceration rates

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Share link: www.cannabis.wikia.com/compare

See also: Drug war charts and maps.

See this list of incarceration rates by country. Compare the rates. Due to the Drug War the USA has the highest incarceration rate in the world. See: The U.S. Drug War. Republicans lead. Democrats follow. Everybody pays. The Republican-dominated NRA is greatly responsible. See: National Rifle Association and mandatory minimum sentencing. See cost of U.S. drug war: 1.5 trillion dollars! Let's Break the Taboo! Cannabis is safer! Share link.

The purple elephant in the room:

Cost of drug war

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Cost of U.S. drug war:

Cost of U.S. drug war. Even $1.5 trillion dollars is conservative since many crimes are committed in order to get money for drugs. Correction costs alone average $30,600 per inmate in 2007. See: Portal: Drug war causes high U.S. incarceration rate. See: Economics - Drug War Facts. See: 32 Reasons Why We Need To End The War On Drugs - Business Insider. See: The Budgetary Impact of Ending Drug Prohibition.

Breaking the Taboo

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Share link: www.cannabis.wikia.com/taboo

Home Page (BreakingTheTaboo.info). More info [4]. See TabooBreakers on Twitter. See Global Commission on Drug Policy and Facebook page. Quotes from video clips on the trailer: President Richard Nixon: "total war against public enemy number one". President Ronald Wilson Reagan: "When we say no to drugs it will be clear that we mean absolutely none". President George H.W. Bush: "Some think there won't be room for them in jail. We'll make room". Morgan Freeman: "Since 1971 2.5 trillion dollars have been spent on the War on Drugs". Look who's breaking the taboo: Richard Branson, Kate Winslet, Sam Branson, Morgan Freeman, and many more. See also: MarijuanaMajority.com. Share link. Full version in English is no longer available online. Hey Richard Branson, George Soros, Peter Lewis, or whoever, please buy it and put it back online!

Trailer preview. Youtube link.

Full video (Portuguese and English version) Youtube link for more info and sizes.

Arnold Schwarzenegger smoking cannabis Arnold Schwarzenegger smoking cannabis after winning Mr. Olympia in 1975. From the 1977 docudrama Pumping Iron. Youtube link.

Categories

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