You better be filthy rich or dirt poor, because the middle class and businesses are fleeing California because of high taxes.

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Clay will you please enter reality?

The price goes with prohibition. As long as the Feds outlaw Ganja on bogus lies then prohibition prices will stay. State propositions may be Constitutionally the law of the land but the Feds aren’t agreeing. As long as they keep busting Apothecaries the price will remain. As well as the convenience and quality assurance that isn’t found on the streets. The best thing is homegrown or find and keep a grower you trust. Until the CSA is overturned, its a war zone and we take cover where we can get it. I’ve still never used our clubs. But to say the prices aren’t stopping the cartels is false. They aren’t supposed too. The Cartels are a product of the Ganjawar. Defending their own property as any business owner would. No more barbaric than the DEA wrestling Polio victims to the floor. Stop the gossip. Gawd, is there no common sense left in the world?

2nd posting? Nixon as a way to return law and order to American streets, and the same notion should be used to end it.

That is what the papers say was his reason. They also said he wanted to end the Nam Scam in his 68 bid. With George Boosh and the CIA right behind him… The worse thing that could happen to these Fascists is if we all stopped buying their Ganja and grew our own. Like we mostly try to do in central Cali. Nixon also said he wasn’t a crook if memory serves. The WSJ is now published by Dow Jones & Company, a division of News Corporation, owned by Rupert Murdock. I think Buckley’s old National Review, before it became politically correct was the only GOPerverts against the drug war. Not that “liberals” have anything. High Times and Cannabis Culture have the only truth in Ganjawar stories. I say they were Apolitical.

The WSJ is the homeboy rag of Fascists. Now controlled by Rupert I see no future except more fluff and 97 ways to blame stoners and liberals without dealing with reality. This is one of the few times war profits come into an article. But has O’Grady ever mentioned the coincidence of the Ganjawar removing fossil fools competition? No, just the standard drab blame game. Yes copshops and politicians score big time on the Ganjawar. But can these “professional” journalists ever write anything outside of the obvious?

Nixon’s lumping Medicinal and Hemp into the mix after the 1937 Marihuana Tax Ax was overturned kept crude oil, trees, cotton, booze, pesticides, plastic and wars protecting the pillages free to profit, without competition. Just a coincidence? Nixon did what the international banksters and corporate status weird said to do. Nothing about law and odor. Law and order work for big biz the same as the Washington politikons.

[url=http://tinyurl.com/ntg5wy]Al Capone[/url] and [url=http://tinyurl.com/WhyHempsIllegal]Watergate[/url] were red herrings to divert the countries attention from the Fascist acts of eliminating competition. Booze/Ethanol or [url=http://endingcannabisprohibition.yuku.com/topic/1092]Ganja//Hemp[/url].

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That is what the papers say was his reason. They also said he wanted to end the Nam Scam in his 68 bid. With George Boosh and the CIA right behind him… The worse thing that could happen to these Fascists is if we all stopped buying their Ganja and grew our own. Like we mostly try to do in central Cali. Nixon also said he wasn’t a crook if memory serves. The WSJ is now published by Dow Jones & Company, a division of News Corporation, owned by Rupert Murdock. I think Buckley’s old National Review, before it became politically correct was the only GOPerverts against the drug war. Not that “liberals” have anything. High Times and Cannabis Culture have the only truth in Ganjawar stories. I say they were Apolitical.

The WSJ is the homeboy rag of Fascists. Now controlled by Rupert I see no future except more fluff and 97 ways to blame stoners and liberals without dealing with reality. This is one of the few times war profits come into an article. But has O’Grady ever mentioned the coincidence of the Ganjawar removing fossil fools competition? No, just the standard drab blame game. Yes copshops and politicians score big time on the Ganjawar. But can these “professional” journalists ever write anything outside of the obvious?

Nixon’s lumping Medicinal and Hemp into the mix after the 1937 Marihuana Tax Ax was overturned kept crude oil, trees, cotton, booze, pesticides, plastic and wars protecting the pillages free to profit, without competition. Just a coincidence? Nixon did what the international banksters and corporate status weird said to do. Nothing about law and odor. Law and order work for big biz the same as the Washington politikons.

[url=http://tinyurl.com/ntg5wy]Al Capone[/url] and [url=http://www.hempfarm.org/Papers/Shadow_of_the_Swastika.html]Watergate[/url] were red herrings to divert the countries attention from the Fascist acts of eliminating competition. Booze/Ethanol or [url=http://endingcannabisprohibition.yuku.com/topic/1092]Ganja//Hemp[/url].

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I continue to believe using medical marijuana as the primary strategy to move the drug debate forward is fundamentally flawed. The drug war was started by Nixon as a way to return law and order to American streets, and the same notion should be used to end it.

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Quick show of hands – who is surprised by this?

Anyone?

Beuhler?

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