Of coarse now that it’s past June 21. I would have had to springerize before. If you have trouble reading, most puters have sound. Just c&p and turn it on. It will read it for ya. Not that it’s a difficult concept.
1 trillion spent on the Ganjawar = 1 trillion profit and competition kept off the trade markets.
Maintaining Dysfunction only hurts the taxpayer.
The Ganjawar is a Product Sold by D.E.A.th to Profit Fascist
60+ years of censorship and a one way media working for the corporations in competition to Ganja and Hemp. Prisons to $40 bil black budget for the 6 figured salary drug czar. Inflated prices, forced rehab costs. Lots of incentives that have nothing to do with Ganja.
The Art of War - Sun Tzu
To secure ourselves against defeat lies in our own hands.
But the opportunity of defeating the enemy,
is provided by the enemy himself.
If you know the enemy, and know yourself,
you need not fear the outcome of a hundred battles.
If you know yourself, but not the enemy,
for every victory gained you will also suffer defeat.
If you know neither the enemy nor yourself,
you will succumb in every battle.
STATE OF THE UNION: CORRUPT
I want to be invisible. I do guerrilla warfare.
I paint my face and travel at night.
You don't know it's over until you're in a body bag."
--Ralph Reed, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, 11/9/91
The "M" Word
"If they catch 'em going south with a suitcase full of cash,
the police department just paid for its budget for the year."
-- Jack Fishman, attorney
US War On Drugs - A Trillion Dollar Joke
Jun 11, 2008 Help Free Dana Beal... Founder of MMM
Beal was in possession of over $100,000.00 cash. Unable to verify where he obtained the money Beal has been incarcerated in the Coles County Jail. He was being held on $250,000 bail. Mr. Beal had told friends that he was traveling with cash because he was planning to finance a clinic. Mr. Weberman said the clinic was to study ibogaine, a derivative of an African shrub that researchers have said can be used to counter addiction.
Jun 13, 2008: Beal, 61, was charged only with obstructing justice Thursday, though his case's prosecutor said other charges could be filed later. The attorneys in the Beal's case also agreed that his bond will be reduced.
Effort To Disguise a Medicine as an Illegal Drug
The organizations that represent Minnesota's police chiefs, sheriffs, county attorneys, police officers and narcotics investigators are united in opposition to legislation that would authorize the use of marijuana for medical purposes...
Marijuana Laws Cost Government $42 Billion Annually
One person's "cost" is anothers "profit"...
Town's school books or Sikorsky Green Harvest helicopters...
Health care or prison jump suits...
Farmers growing Hemp food, oil, clothing and plywood or Banksrupting...
Neato snooping devices or a computer in every home...
$6 figure drug czar salaries and a $40 bil black budget or the infrastructure...
Crowded schools, traffic-choked roads and transit cutbacks are eroding the quality of American life, according to an analysis by civil engineers that gave the nation’s infrastructure an overall grade of D. A report by the
American Society of Civil Engineers released Wednesday assessed the four-year trend in the condition of 12 categories of infrastructure.
It's so thoughtful of the media to program the news fit for us to hear without the burdon of us thinking or commenting... Let Loudobb and Wuf inferm us. Leaving us free to solve greater problems like Deal or No Deal. Time Warner and Truth now there's a concept... NBCBS, ABCBS and just plain ole CBS. Saving us from the fascist Fox... I only watch community TV for news. Free Speech TV, occasionally Democracy Now. INN and Liberty News. Pirate Radio.
They can't pîss off their bread and butter coincidently in competition with Ganja and Hemp...
Shadow of the Swastika: An Open Letter to All Americans
Hearst’s Disinformation and Yellow Journalism
Thank you Miss Rosa
Prejudice: Marijuana and Jim Crow Laws
The Last Days of Legal Cannabis
Blatent Bigotry
Starting with the 1898 Spanish American War, the Hearst newspaper had denounced Spaniards, Mexican-Americans, and Latinos.
After the seizure of 800,000 acres of Hearst’s prime Mexican timberland by the “marihuana” smoking army of Pancho Villa,* these slurs intensified.
* The song “La Cucaracha” tells the story of one of Villa’s men looking for his stash of “marijuana por fumar!” (to smoke!)
Non-stop for the next for three decades, Hearst painted the picture of the lazy, pot-smoking Mexican—still one of our most insidious prejudices. Simultaneously, he waged a similar racist smear campaign against the Chinese, referring to them as the “Yellow Peril”.
Hearst, through pervasive and repetitive use, brought the word ‘marijuana’ into English.
Hearst’s and other sensationalistic tabloids ran hysterical headlines atop stories portraying “Negroes” and Mexicans as frenzied beasts who, under the influence of marijuana, would play anti-white “voodoo-satanic” music (jazz) and heap disrespect and “viciousness” onto the predominantly white readership. Other such Jim Crow (apartheid) offenses resulting from this drug-induced “crime wave” included: stepping on white men’s shadows, looking white people directly in the eye for three seconds or more, looking at a white woman twice, laughing at a white person, etc.
For such “crimes,” hundreds of thousands of Mexicans and blacks spent, in aggregate, millions of years in jails, in prisons, and on chain gangs, under brutal segregation laws that remained in effect throughout the U.S. until the 1950s and ’60s. Hearst, through pervasive and repetitive use, pounded the obscure Mexican slang word “marijuana” into the English-speaking American consciousness. Meanwhile, the word “hemp” was discarded and “cannabis,” the scientific term, was ignored or buried.
The actual Spanish word for hemp is “cáñamo.” But using a Mexican “Sonoran” colloquialism—mariju ana, often Americanized as “marihuana”—guarante ed that no one would realize that the proper terms for one of the world’s chief natural medicine, “cannabis,” and for the premier industrial resource, “hemp,” had been outflanked, outlawed, and pushed out of the language.
Hearst’s Disinformation
In early 1937, Assistant U.S. Surgeon General Walter Treadway told the Cannabis Advisory Subcommittee of the League of Nations that, “It may be taken for a relatively long time without social or emotional breakdown. Marihuana is habit-forming…in the same sense as…sugar or coffee.”
But other forces were at work. The war fury that led to the Spanish American war in 1898 was ignited and fanned by William Randolph Hearst through his nationwide newspaper chains, marking the beginning of “yellow journalism”* as a force in American politics.
* Webster’s dictionary defines “yellow journalism” as the use of cheaply sensational or unscrupulous methods in newspapers and other media to attract or influence the readers.
In the 1920s and ’30s, Hearst’s newspapers deliberately manufactured a new threat to America and a new yellow journalism campaign to have hemp outlawed. For example, a story of a car accident in which a “marijuana cigarette” was found would dominate the headlines for weeks, while alcohol-related car accidents (which out numbered marijuana-connected accidents by more than 10,000 to 1) made only the back pages.
This same theme of marijuana leading to car accidents was burned into the minds of Americans over and over again in the late 1930s by showing marijuana-related car accident headlines in movies such as “Reefer Madness” and “Marijuana—Assassin of Youth.”
the authorized on-line version of Jack Herer’s “The Emperor Wears No Clothes” text from “The Emperor Wears No Clothes” © Jack Herer CD-ROM and web presentation © 0=2
