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Fun fact about the Domestic Cannabis Eradication Suppression Program
Submitted by Permaculture Re... on Wed, 02/03/2010 - 12:24
98% of all confiscated Marijuana is actually wild hemp which has little to no traces of THC. So for decades we have literally funded billions of tax payer’s dollars to the DEA and spent thousands of man hours to pick weeds. And what does this have to do with drugs? nada thing |
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What is also so interesting about this plant
is that it has uses for which it has yet to develop.
There are several phenotypes of Sativa, Indica, and Ruderalis, each of which can cross other phenotypes and form new genomes with completely different traits. These plants also contain new uses from the various genetic material crossed from each parent.
This is why the plant is so unique… it is a constant evolution of genetic material to adapt respectively to native populations at such a pace to contribute sustainable opportunities for native populations… all thanks to Cannabis, the Two Dog Star’s finest gift!
The role of a farmer, in Fukuoka's mind, is an observer, not an intervener, of the natural order in his/her particular landscape. How is that any different than Hayek in regards to Economics?
Yep it's insanity but the
Yep it's insanity but the masses have been brainwashed to the evils of marijuana and see no distinction between industrial hemp and the smoking kind.
We could literally revitalize the country with hemp. I am in to alternative building and would love to grow my own hemp to make a super strong light weight cement out of it.
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Just like most government programs;
the real intent is to build more government control, bureaucracy, power.
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You should post more about the hemp/marijuana issue. People need to know more about this.
I have many articles on the Daily Paul just follow my screenname
Unfortunately they don't get the 100's of comments like Nystrom's, but they should because not many people know that Cannabis is directly linked to the existence of the Federal Reserve System.
The role of a farmer, in Fukuoka's mind, is an observer, not an intervener, of the natural order in his/her particular landscape. How is that any different than Hayek in regards to Economics?
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And never forget, “Humans, despite our artistic pretensions, our sophistication and many accomplishments, owe the fact of our existence to a six-inch layer of topsoil and the fact that it rains.”
pumpin up the volume?
total tonnage 'kept off the streets'?
THE MORE I LEARN ABOUT GOVERNMENT
THE MORE I LOVE MY GUNS
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That's very intersting if true
So u r saying that people that smoke this 98% of weed are getting high via a placebo effect?
No, this weed is wild and leaves no traces of growers
. People don’t really smoke it…actually growers steer clear from ditchweed so it doesn’t pollinate their crops. The DEA makes it seem like the weed they’re pulling contains THC so they can eliminate Hemp, which is a completely different species than Cannabis-Sativa (the plant that gets you high). The weeds they pull are only good for industrial and some medicinal purposes… not for recreational use.
So, in essence the DEA is just a hired contractor to eliminate a weed to prevent the hemp industry from outperforming current paper, textiles, paints, and thousands of other outdated industries.
I explain why in my articles here on the Daily Paul.
The role of a farmer, in Fukuoka's mind, is an observer, not an intervener, of the natural order in his/her particular landscape. How is that any different than Hayek in regards to Economics?
The Emperor Wears No Clothes
according to jack herer, hemp and marijuana/cannabis is the same thing. they changed the nomenclature in the early part of the 20th century so they could outlaw it.
“Speaking generally, the Commission are of the opinion that the moderate use of "hemp drugs" appears to cause no appreciable physical injury of any kind.” - Indian Hemp Drugs Commission 1893-1894
"Make the most of the Indian Hemp Seed and sow it everywhere." George Washington
"Sowed Hemp at Muddy hole by Swamp."
May 12 George Washington
Diary Entry, May 12 , 1765
"began to separate the male from the female (hemp ) plants" - George Washington
Diary Entry, August 7, 1765
“Certainly no good reason can be assigned why the
Hemp of New Zealand should not thrive with us, as
that country lyes [sic] in about the same Southern lati-tude
that our middle States do in the Northern. The
Hemp of the East Indies grows well here (from my own
experience) and I have no doubt of the "Tea plant" suc-ceeding
in So. Carolina and Georgia.”
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT WASHINGTON
TO JOHN SINCLAIR
December 10, 1796
“We have allowed our nation to be over taxed and over regulated and overrun by bureaucrats, the founders would be ashamed of us for what we're putting up with.” Ron Paul
oh and bump for the quotes
awesome stuff!
The role of a farmer, in Fukuoka's mind, is an observer, not an intervener, of the natural order in his/her particular landscape. How is that any different than Hayek in regards to Economics?
The phenotypes created by crossing any one
of the three parent species can also breed to produce a new species altogether. Dioecious varieties are preferred for textile fiber production, whereas monoecious varieties are preferred for pulp and paper production, the monoecy can make all the difference when considering THC contents.
Saying they are different species was a stupid mistake on my part and you are right. But inbreeding can cause a hemp plant to form Dioecious traits and therefore it can be called a new species.
However it is important to understand there origins so I completely agree with you and I retract that statement.
The role of a farmer, in Fukuoka's mind, is an observer, not an intervener, of the natural order in his/her particular landscape. How is that any different than Hayek in regards to Economics?