Tuesday, March 24th, 2009 | Author: admin

HEMPISM: legalizing Cannabis and saving the world!

H: The Hemp Industry

Hemp can create jobs in different industries:

  • The paper industry- it has been known that hemp can potentially yield a higher percentage of paper than trees. Producing hemp paper can help save the environment, replenish our forests and slow down global warming.
  • The construction industry- hemp can stimulate the creation of “green” building materials with the creation of “hemp concrete” which is beneficial in removing CO2 from our environment.
  • Plastics/Chemical industries- plastics, including biodegradable cups and plates as well as several chemicals can be made from hemp. Did you know that Henry Ford Built a car entirely made out of hemp back in the day?
  • The food industry- many foods can be made from and enriched with hemp seed. Hemp seed is very nutritious and has long been used in vegan diets.
  • The cosmetics industry- it is entirely possible to create cosmetics out of hemp that are not only skin-friendly but do not require animal testing because they can be made chemical-free.
  • The fuel industry- hemp is a simple replacement for more expensive crops in the creation of biofuel. As a matter of fact, it is the second best source of cellulose sugars next to switchgrass, but is less expensive to produce because it has a shorter crop cycle.

E: The Environment

Hemp is great for the environment:

  • It helps to restore soil- the hemp plant restores soil through aerating and removing toxins in the very place that it’s growing.
  • It removes CO2 from the atmosphere- as most plants, hemp removes CO2 from the atmosphere; it can also be used to encapsulate CO2 in building materials.
  • Hemp is naturally pest resistant- making it organic and inexpensive to grow.

M: Medical use

Hemp has many beneficial medical uses:

  • It increases appetite- THC has been clinically proven to improve appetite and reverse weight loss in AIDS patients.
  • THC is used to relieve pain and promote relaxation- THC has been widely accepted as a muscle relaxant and a reliever of chronic pain conditions.

P: Profit

Hemp for profit, It helps us Americans, including the Federal Government:

  • Taxes- the money generated by the hemp industry will generate millions of dollars in public revenue, relieving our increasing tax burdens and assisting the government to relieve Federal and State deficits.
  • Cannabis Prosecution- the government is spending millions of dollars each year needlessly prosecuting and reinforcing the current Cannabis laws; this money is increasing deficits and taking money away from budgets such as public education.

I: Injustices

There are many injustices tied to the current anti-Cannabis legislation:

  • The Schedule I classification of Cannabis is ruining families and destroying lives- the improper prosecution of individuals that are accused of the possession of inconsequential amounts of Cannabis is severe and ill-fitting for the “crime” being committed.
  • Valuable resources are being diverted from the war on drugs- by using the current levels of capital and manpower to enforce anti-Cannabis campaigns we are draining our nations resources that could be redirected in bigger efforts to enforce legislation against the use of harmful substances.

S: Safety

Contrary to popular belief..

  • Cannabis is safe, social, and peaceful.

M: Myths

Who came up with this stuff?

  • Cannabis does not:
    • Make people do hard drugs,
    • It does not cause brain damage,
    • It isn’t damaging to the reproductive system
    • AND it does not cause fatal accidents similar to those caused by alcohol consumption.

*These are just a few of the many misconceptions that lead people to believe that Cannabis is harmful to our society.

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  1. In addition to all of this great info, consider that the freedom to farm “every herb bearing seed” is the first test of religious freedom. The First Amendment protects our individual freedom of religion. You don’t need to join a “church” to have religious freedom. The ancient precedents set by Cannabis agriculture, establish Cannabis as critical to the evolution of our species.

    Cannabis could be accepted as legal tomorrow, if my e-book goes viral…

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    We have nothing to fear but the atmosphere itself! There is no money on a burned out planet! There is no law or happiness, or children or anything that we hold dear.

    The world’s oldest global culture doesn’t need permission from a dysfunctional government to survive! Reclaiming our spiritual relationship with Nature over-rules all corrupted courts.

    A “strategic food resource” (Executive Order 12919) can’t possibly be concurrently classified as a Schedule One drug (DEA).

    Laws being broken by the government can most efficiently be resolved through “essential civilian demand.” No more time and money needs to be expended to pass new laws.

    If all hemp products

    The power of the truth is greater than any of us can comprehend.

    The heart-break of synergistic collapse is worse than any of us can imagine.

    The possibility of global healing is closer than it’s ever been, because conditions are potentiating extinction more proximately than ever.

    I’ve been invited back to present at Hempfest in Seattle this year. If you’re fed up with ‘marijuana’ prohibition, then let’s all pull together to reclaim everyone’s Individual First Amendment right to Cannabis.

    for peace,

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  2. According to the CBE (Council of Biological Editors) Style Manual, genus names are supposed to be capitalized, i.e. Homo sapiens.

    “Cannabis sativa” “Cannabis indica” and “Cannabis ruderalis” are the proper ways to write the genius and species names for the three kinds of Cannabis. The genus name, “Cannabis,” written by itself is also capitalized.

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