Kudos to the Wynkoop Brewery (and their ad firm) for seizing upon the current cannabis reform zeitgeist in the country, and for not necessarily being threatened by the presence (and competition) of commercially available retail cannabis sales in the greater Denver-area.

norml.org

This incredible movie, Part 2 of "The Principle of Pot", is about Marc's marijuana freedom-fighting career and Canada's cannabis legalization battle. It uses tons of media, interviews, and old news footage to document the story of MARC EMERY and how CANADA almost legalized cannabis! MUST-SEE!

cannabisculture.com
Part 1

Segment one of Part 1 of Paul McKeever's two part documentary titled "The Principle of Pot", concerning individual freedom and the political strategies and campaigns of Marc Emery (dubbed the "Prince of Pot" by American media), who currently faces the possibility of extradition to the USA, and years of imprisoment there . In this segment: Emery as a child and teen; socialism; Ayn Rand; the Libertarian Party; teaming up with Robert Metz; three Emery publications; Unparty; the birth and nature of Freedom Party.

Paul McKeever [wiki]

Und in den Grenzgemeinden schlagen die Bürgermeister Alarm: Die Bewohner von Städten wie Venlo oder Maastricht fühlen sich von den tagtäglich Tausenden Drogentouristen heimgesucht wie von einer Heuschreckenplage. Die ersten Grenzgemeinden haben deshalb vor Kurzem beschlossen, sämtliche Koffieshops ganz rigoros zu schließen.

dradio.de

Hardly a day goes by without Mason Tvert, head of SAFER (Safer Alternative For Enjoyable Recreation), going after some individual or institution standing in the way of legalizing marijuana use for adults in Colorado and beyond. Still, his latest target is a surprise: Starbucks, the ubiquitous peddler of a highly addictive substance -- coffee.

Why? According to a manifesto on SAFER's website, "The Colorado Drug Investigators Association (CDIA), the group spearheading anti-marijuana lobbying efforts, is sponsored by several local and national businesses including Starbucks Coffee, Glock handguns, and -- you guessed it -- members of the alcohol industry!"

westword.com
denverpost.com

saferchoice.org

salsa.wiredforchange.com

Update

Starbucks No Longer on Medical Marijuana Advocates' "Naughty" List

seattleweekly.com

Starbucks Denies Funding Anti-Marijuana Group
This is Google's cache of http://www.cdiausa.org