THC - The Humboldt Connection

Over 700,000 people are jailed each year for marijuana in the U.S.

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.. It is our intention to unite the world in agreement of compassionate use.
Based in the beautiful Giant Redwood Tree Forest on the North Coast of California.
The world famous Humboldt county.
There are 8 patients in the USA whom the Federal government supplies with 300 marijuana cigarettes every month.
One of these patients is Robert Randall who would have gone blind from glaucoma 25 years ago
had he not had access to marijuana to treat his condition.
Every other year the University of Mississippi grows some 7000 square metres of marijuana plants for the U.S. government.
There are 67 million blind people worldwide who lost their eyesight because of glaucoma,
many of them in poor countries in the Caribbean and Africa.
Marijuana is the most affordable drug that could have saved their eyesight.
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Marijuana has many uses other than medical.
But just to list a few of the illnesses and uses that marijuana has been found to be effective.
Chemotherapy patients, various cancers, insomnia and other sleep disorders,
asthma, lack of appetite, depression, pain and more.
"The evidence in this record clearly shows that marijuana
has been accepted as capable of relieving the distress of great numbers of very ill people,
and doing so with safety under medical supervision. It would be unreasonable, arbitrary and capricious for DEA
to continue to stand between those sufferers and the benefits of this substance in light of the evidence in this record."
"The administrative law judge recommends that the Administrator conclude that the marijuana plant
considered as a whole has a currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States, that there is no lack of
accepted safety for use of it under medical supervision and that it may lawfully be transferred from Schedule I to Schedule II.
The judge recommends that the Administrator transfer marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule II."
See Carl. E. Olsen's Marijuana Archive taima CD-ROM for complete text of Judge Young's ruling
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