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Monday, April 04, 2011
Marijuana 101: 1619 order for every member of Jamestown to grow marijuana. Watch the documentary
Thank You for the video link, I want to link up to it later because of the time of it, but did watch a few minute's now ... because I never seen this.
However ... that's been another rant of mine for year's actually, about this nonsensical drug war ... Why? .. because this is something I know about in detail. When I first moved to Houston from Montreal, QE was in the early 1970's (I was young and smoked pot back then, I'm 55 now) we used to buy pot weekly by the pound it was so cheap here (compared to NYC or Montreal) ... folk's were driving in van's from NY to here, buying it for $60 to $100 a pound and driving it back to NY and selling it on the street at $100 an ounce (figure the math on profit). This new "dope war" has been ungoing for decade's already ... much of the gun's sent by us to Mexico to fight dope (pot/ cocaine, and now opiate's even) end up in the hand's of the cartel's, many cartel's even were trained law enforcement in Mexico, trained and supplied by the USA, they found out they could make more selling it than fighting it(I spent alot of time in Mexico as well) ... what illegal pot does is create a schlew of revenue for court's, prison's, half assed attorney's who live off plea bargain's instead of actually trying a case, the list is endless, and it keep's low to middle income folk's constantly paying in money to these useless institution's to keep them going, and not a bloody thing has improved as a result of this so called "war". One of the most popular uses as well as far as the early USA was hemp for "rope" too ... I also think that the "cotton industry" also benefited big time because of the crack down on hemp ... again ... of course "big business". Yes ... I have alway's been 110% for the legalization across the board of especially marijuana ... and I dont even smoke pot these dayz (I'm too old and it just slow's me down). Thanx again for the vid link
RC we are the same age and the same experience with reef. I highly recommend listening to or watching the video it is quite interesting. Hemp is such a versatile product it is a threat to existing products across the board not to speak about that lie of a drug war.
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Thank You for the video link, I want to link up to it later because of the time of it, but did watch a few minute's now ... because I never seen this.
However ... that's been another rant of mine for year's actually, about this nonsensical drug war ... Why? .. because this is something I know about in detail. When I first moved to Houston from Montreal, QE was in the early 1970's (I was young and smoked pot back then, I'm 55 now) we used to buy pot weekly by the pound it was so cheap here (compared to NYC or Montreal) ... folk's were driving in van's from NY to here, buying it for $60 to $100 a pound and driving it back to NY and selling it on the street at $100 an ounce (figure the math on profit). This new "dope war" has been ungoing for decade's already ... much of the gun's sent by us to Mexico to fight dope (pot/ cocaine, and now opiate's even) end up in the hand's of the cartel's, many cartel's even were trained law enforcement in Mexico, trained and supplied by the USA, they found out they could make more selling it than fighting it(I spent alot of time in Mexico as well) ... what illegal pot does is create a schlew of revenue for court's, prison's, half assed attorney's who live off plea bargain's instead of actually trying a case, the list is endless, and it keep's low to middle income folk's constantly paying in money to these useless institution's to keep them going, and not a bloody thing has improved as a result of this so called "war". One of the most popular uses as well as far as the early USA was hemp for "rope" too ... I also think that the "cotton industry" also benefited big time because of the crack down on hemp ... again ... of course "big business". Yes ... I have alway's been 110% for the legalization across the board of especially marijuana ... and I dont even smoke pot these dayz (I'm too old and it just slow's me down). Thanx again for the vid link
RC we are the same age and the same experience with reef. I highly recommend listening to or watching the video it is quite interesting. Hemp is such a versatile product it is a threat to existing products across the board not to speak about that lie of a drug war.
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