**We need a Drink!**

This is a really great beer. Its an all American beer and fits with our revolutionary spirit.

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Anchor Liberty Ale

Liberty Ale was first introduced on April 18th, 1975 to commemorate the bicentennial of the famous ride by Paul Revere.

First introduced in 1975, Liberty Ale is brewed strictly according to traditional brewing methods, and, like all Anchor Brewing Company products, uses only natural ingredients — water, malted barley, fresh whole hops and yeast.

Give me Liberty A special top-fermenting ale yeast is used during fermentation and is responsible for many of Liberty Ale's subtle flavors and characteristics. Carbonation is produced by an entirely natural process called "bunging," which produces champagne-like bubbles. Dry-hopping (adding fresh hops to the brew during aging), imparts a unique aroma to the ale. It is a process rarely used in this country today.

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The late Michael Jackson wrote:

Take a long, serious draught of sweet Liberty

"There is one beer whose name alone makes it uniquely appropriate for 4 July, and that is Liberty Ale - brewed in San Francisco and now available in Britain.

This is one of the greatest brews of the US, and is widely recognized as such among serious beer-lovers there. It is produced by the Anchor Brewery, and was first made in 1975 to commemorate Paul Revere's ride of 1775. (He rode from Boston to Lexington to warn the revolutionaries that the British were coming to arrest them. The ride signaled the start of the War of Independence)."

http://www.beerhunter.com/documents/19133-000067.html

YOU HAVE NOT BROUGHT ANY KANEH (Cannabis) FOR ME, OR LAVISHED ON ME THE FAT OF YOUR SACRIFICES. BUT YOU HAVE BURDENED ME WITH YOUR SINS AND WEARIED ME WITH YOUR OFFENCES.

ISAIAH 43:23-24

A High Brow Receptor

Interestingly, some of the active cannibinoids in THC mimic a little known human essential fat, enabling it to attach itself to receptor sites in the frontal brain, especially in the area of higher thinking. According to Miles Herkenham, who was quoted in an article on the THC receptor sites that appeared in the August, 1989 issue of Omni:

What really struck me was the front brain loading. It's sort of a high brow receptor. The binding sites are numerous compared with other neurotransmitter systems, which suggests they are receptors for an important, ubiquitous transmitter.9
In Marihuana; The Forbidden Medicine by L. Grinspoon, M.D., and J. Bakalar we find:

the receptors are found mainly in the cerebral cortex, which governs higher thinking, and in the hippocampus, which is the locus of memory.10
Jack Herer, author of the groundbreaking The Emperor Wears No Clothes, has stated that these unique receptor sites indicate that "...man and marijuana have a precultural relationship." 11 Indeed, perhaps our very civilization and our ability for self-reflection grew out of our relationship with this mysterious plant. Not surprisingly, records of the use of cannabis as both a drink and an incense can be traced back to some of the earliest civilizations and cultures, as we shall see with a look at cannabis incense in the Ancient World.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/57925480@N00/2660779139/sizes/l/

I have attached a Golden Fema Ticket for those of you who vote for McCain.
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