Having been a target of America's outlaw regime's slanderous mudslinging, I can assure people that egregious lies are the currency of an outlaw government.
Reading what is said about people who oppose Cannabis prohibition, a surreal gravitational pull, carring reality far away, to the self-serving tunes of the extreme 'right.'
Dennis Peron is being spanked (by the cops who work for the courts who work for the corporations), for standing up and speaking his widely respected truth, in natural competition with the "oilgarchy." Dennis is a courageous friend who's paid a heavy price for his integrity. Let him be. San Francisco better rise up to defend him or shame on you, after all he's done for our generation and The City.
It's easy for minions of the unobjective court to characterize people like Dennis Peron, Reverend Roger Christie (founder of Hawaii's THC Ministry) and other peaceful Green Prisoners as "dangerous to society" as long as the myth of Cannabis being dangerous is kept alive by "drug war dinosaurs" working for Monsanto, et al.
If people ever want freedom from chemical servitude, then we have to take back our "freedom to farm" from corrupted, unobjective, economically vested courts. The most insidious harm of prohibition may be that it undermines the objectivity and integrity of our legal system and our moral values as a society, at a fundamental level. Even experts/true grassroots heroes like Chris Conrad are willing to promote a flawed initiative, calling it "legalization" when "Prop-Up Prohibition#19" wasn't legalization at all.
The fact is that ending Cannabis prohibition doesn't require a vote. Laws are in force to protect traditions and spiritual practices associated with organic agriculture that pass the test of the Golden Rule. Ending Cannabis prohibition merely requires an objective, comprehensive global valuation of Cannabis as both unique and essential, beyond the rightful jurisdiction of any court. That could happen in a week, electronically, globally, rationally.
Cannabis vs. Climate Change
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Cannabis is essential not illegal.
Drugs don't make seeds. Herbs do.
A call to Freedom...that hasn't happened yet...
Can you help me help you help everyone?
Hemp harvesting in France
Here the spacing between hemp stalks is even more apparent. Inches apart, not feet.
Can you tell the difference...?
Marijuana plants are multi-branched, planted six feet apart.
"Swiss mix" marijuana
This is a field of marijuana. Note these are multi-branched, exclusively female, grown with plenty of room between each plant.
Harvesting Hemp, Noirmoutier, France 2003
This is "industrial hemp" grown in vast swaths, planted inches apart, pollen-producing males & seeded females mixed. Pollen from this field would make seeds in marijuana plants, rendering them much less salable on the black market. If the DEA really wanted to impact the marijuana trade they wouldn't be pulling up feral hemp in the midwest, they'd be encouraging American farmers to plant hemp, to naturally balance high- and low-THC producing strains of Cannabis.
"In God We Trust"
"Make the most of the Indian hemp seed, and sow it everywhere!" -- George Washington in a note to his gardener at Mount Vernon (1794), The Writings of George Washington, Volume 33, page 270 (Library of Congress)
Boreal Forests of the world, "The Taiga" Region
Re-seed the Taiga with feral Cannabis to produce monoterpenes NOW!
Hemp climate zone map
A word from brother Paul
InPotWeTrust
"Make the most of the Indian hemp seed, and sow it everywhere!" — George Washington
The real money
Competition from chemically-based industries are the true motivation behind prohibition of industrial hemp.
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