This subpoena says, "Provide the below described documentation pertaining to the following named parties: ," This subpoena then names 17 people from Oregon and Washington state, along with each person's date of birth. After the list of names, the subpoena continues: "Any and all documents including, but not limited to : * Documentation of Medical Authorization to Possess Marijuana for Medical Purposes in the State of Washington; * Medical Statements and or Reports; * Correspondence; * Reports of any violation and or termination of the Authorization; * Written Applications."

The subpoena says, "You are required not to disclose the existence of this request. Any such disclosure could impede the investigation being conducted and thereby interfere with the enforcement of the law."

The stoners were the ones most often in the vanguard of being critical of them and their beliefs, and for intellectual as well as spiritual reasons. The frustration that caused the Fundies must have been enormous.

That some of those nascent culture warriors should gravitate to positions where they might be able to inflict their religious beliefs (via authoritarian legislation like drug laws) upon those they hated for ostracizing them should have surprised no one.