Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Prohibition, endangering our nation's biodiversity
Just
because something CAN get you really high doesn't mean it should go
through the rigors of prohibition. Morning glory's are found everywhere
and the LSA the seeds contain can be just as powerful as LSD in large
enough doses(many teenagers eat the seeds
for the effects, that's why they started coating them with poison.
Seeing how this is a widely known practice I am not condoning the misuse
of the seeds, just spreading commonly known information.). If the
garden variety morning glory were illegal it would be stripped from it's
native lands and burned, anyone who would want to enjoy the beauty of
the plant would be a criminal and it's population would wither creating a
new endangered species. Just like the early wolf bounty's and
extermination attempts drove them to near extinction, our laws impact
the populations of the plants and animals of our lands. If it is illegal
to combat the thinning of a plant through cultivation, while an
illegitimate government burns it's populations then that plant is likely
to become endangered and possibly go extinct. Then, if that plant goes
extinct who is at fault? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_hunting#North_America
Sunday, September 28, 2014
On the FDA and DOJ's choice to be draconian regarding research chemical and entheogen regulations. Including: Lies, spice(K2) and marketplace sabotage. Media to blame? and JWH, spice Deception Pt. 1 cont. UPDATED
On the FDA and DOJ's choice to be draconian regarding research chemical and entheogen regulations.
Under a not for human consumption policy, things like the health harms associated with research chemical laced herbal incense happen. Recommended dosage cannot be established and government can use the issues that occur because of the lack of knowledge about these products, as well as the stigmas that arise to attack them. The stigmas about the products all based on the misnomer THEY created and an untrue construct(idea) about a product that is supposed to simply be an herbal admixture. Selective enforcement of false advertising laws regarding these products helped lead to their outright ban. A ban that is totally illegitimate and based on whack a mole policing strategy, dragging innocent people into their drug war for no other reason than that they are too incompetent to enforce current regulations.
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Lies, spice(K2) and marketplace sabotage. Media to blame?
K2 had been on the market for a long time before the attack on the product by the media. It was often sold on the internet. It was then advertised through some magazine ads. As soon as "spice" (K2) gained popularity it was being sold at many gas stations and flea markets. Much of the product's were never sealed in any way. As soon as spice became more popular It was more and more commonly laced . When it was not laced spice was frequently referred to as "like smoking catnip", various videos compared the effects to not even as strong as tobacco. This is what happened, Once the popularity rose it was known that there was "good spice"(Laced herbal admixture,"spice") and the product that legitimate sellers were providing. So what happened was that once it became popular they started to flood the market with dangerous research chemicals. I would say this reminds me of the tactics used most of the time when a government wants to ban a substance. Or if they do not like a people. They conveniently flooded Syria with a form of prescription speed(http://world.time.com/2013/10/28/syrias-breaking-bad-are-amphetamines-funding-the-war/) and codeine after they lost the argument for dropping bombs on that nation. The nation was flooded with drugs right after elements within the US government were denied the ability to bomb and subsequently go to war with Syria. Some of the main issues with our policy's are how the war on drugs is being conducted, the hypocrisy of the war and the perceived harms that just aren't there that are continuously played upon. Which sometimes, like in the case of Syria leave you speculating on if they are creating the harms in the first place. They use the hard drugs as a reason to ban many possibly beneficial substances and now plants(nature itself). They used it to ban a perfectly harmless product and destroy an entire market, the "K2" or herbal blend market.The problem was that the research chemicals were being passed off as something that they were not. Yet the media completely omitted the fact and ran a lie campaign to get the product banned in it's entirety, in my book that should be considered market sabotage. DO not try to say that it was the lack of packaging requirements or somehow blame the free market, I am not for that kind of rhetoric. Maybe the RC's wouldn't have harmed anyone if there were actual suggestions on safe use, proper measurements for dosage. But an over zealous and immature DOJ and FDA forbade that from happening with their unreasonable and draconian stance regarding these plants and their regulatory requirements, now the research chemicals are blending with the stance that the only way that these plants be allowed on the market be through their not for human consumption policy. Then they went along with the new madness from the media and we have the debacle that has happened. One more thing, ask yourself why the media reacted in the way that they did. This time it wasn't reefer madness, it was just madness.
On the FDA and DOJ's choice to be draconian regarding research chemical and entheogen regulations.
Under a not for human consumption policy, things like the health harms associated with research chemical laced herbal incense happen. Recommended dosage cannot be established and government can use the issues that occur because of the lack of knowledge about these products, as well as the stigmas that arise to attack them. The stigmas about the products all based on the misnomer THEY created and an untrue construct(idea) about a product that is supposed to simply be an herbal admixture. Selective enforcement of false advertising laws regarding these products helped lead to their outright ban. A ban that is totally illegitimate and based on whack a mole policing strategy, dragging innocent people into their drug war for no other reason than that they are too incompetent to enforce current regulations.
JWH, spice Deception
K2 was a plant mixture, not a drug. Many of the later products on the market after the media blitz may had been sealed but were still JWH. When it was originally marketed, the original product was indeed just a plant mixture. No JWH in it. Yet most of these articles you find say K2-spice drug. It was an attack on a company. A specific company, as well as a market. Maybe the reports said it was K2-spice so as to attack the company that may have been selling the legitimate research chemical free product. I don't know, but I can tell you that the problem is and was with the issue of a natural legal product being laced with a product not listed in it's description. The way that media attacked the product in general instead of pointing out what made it dangerous shows how they abused their power, used it to force legislature based on misnomer's, outright half truths and lies. They used the legislative bodies to attack a demographic of people that uses or used a specific product. Not to truly find the truth, they abused their journalistic power as well as their integrity to create an entirely new sector of criminal for governmental agency's to go after. The thing is, it was the children that they attacked with this legislation. It was directed at the right's of the young adult (18+) population and the teenagers that then found alternative ways to manufacture the drug whilst being made illegal. They created a new demographic of criminal.
They attacked an entire market because they weren't willing to enforce laws against bad apples. Maybe they did it because they couldn't enforce the rules as effectively as they wanted to. No matter the excuse they went over the head of due process and they misled the people yet again. They SHOULD be tried for their actions. They SHOULD own up to what they have done and restore the freedoms of those affected. As well as reverse their court decisions against these natural products. Any media organizations should have to reverse their defamatory stances or forfeit their licenses and face charges of slander. They lied, the laws that ensued after the media reports are based on those lies and they should not stand.
Under a not for human consumption policy, things like the health harms associated with research chemical laced herbal incense happen. Recommended dosage cannot be established and government can use the issues that occur because of the lack of knowledge about these products, as well as the stigmas that arise to attack them. The stigmas about the products all based on the misnomer THEY created and an untrue construct(idea) about a product that is supposed to simply be an herbal admixture. Selective enforcement of false advertising laws regarding these products helped lead to their outright ban. A ban that is totally illegitimate and based on whack a mole policing strategy, dragging innocent people into their drug war for no other reason than that they are too incompetent to enforce current regulations.
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Lies, spice(K2) and marketplace sabotage. Media to blame?
K2 had been on the market for a long time before the attack on the product by the media. It was often sold on the internet. It was then advertised through some magazine ads. As soon as "spice" (K2) gained popularity it was being sold at many gas stations and flea markets. Much of the product's were never sealed in any way. As soon as spice became more popular It was more and more commonly laced . When it was not laced spice was frequently referred to as "like smoking catnip", various videos compared the effects to not even as strong as tobacco. This is what happened, Once the popularity rose it was known that there was "good spice"(Laced herbal admixture,"spice") and the product that legitimate sellers were providing. So what happened was that once it became popular they started to flood the market with dangerous research chemicals. I would say this reminds me of the tactics used most of the time when a government wants to ban a substance. Or if they do not like a people. They conveniently flooded Syria with a form of prescription speed(http://world.time.com/2013/10/28/syrias-breaking-bad-are-amphetamines-funding-the-war/) and codeine after they lost the argument for dropping bombs on that nation. The nation was flooded with drugs right after elements within the US government were denied the ability to bomb and subsequently go to war with Syria. Some of the main issues with our policy's are how the war on drugs is being conducted, the hypocrisy of the war and the perceived harms that just aren't there that are continuously played upon. Which sometimes, like in the case of Syria leave you speculating on if they are creating the harms in the first place. They use the hard drugs as a reason to ban many possibly beneficial substances and now plants(nature itself). They used it to ban a perfectly harmless product and destroy an entire market, the "K2" or herbal blend market.The problem was that the research chemicals were being passed off as something that they were not. Yet the media completely omitted the fact and ran a lie campaign to get the product banned in it's entirety, in my book that should be considered market sabotage. DO not try to say that it was the lack of packaging requirements or somehow blame the free market, I am not for that kind of rhetoric. Maybe the RC's wouldn't have harmed anyone if there were actual suggestions on safe use, proper measurements for dosage. But an over zealous and immature DOJ and FDA forbade that from happening with their unreasonable and draconian stance regarding these plants and their regulatory requirements, now the research chemicals are blending with the stance that the only way that these plants be allowed on the market be through their not for human consumption policy. Then they went along with the new madness from the media and we have the debacle that has happened. One more thing, ask yourself why the media reacted in the way that they did. This time it wasn't reefer madness, it was just madness.
On the FDA and DOJ's choice to be draconian regarding research chemical and entheogen regulations.
Under a not for human consumption policy, things like the health harms associated with research chemical laced herbal incense happen. Recommended dosage cannot be established and government can use the issues that occur because of the lack of knowledge about these products, as well as the stigmas that arise to attack them. The stigmas about the products all based on the misnomer THEY created and an untrue construct(idea) about a product that is supposed to simply be an herbal admixture. Selective enforcement of false advertising laws regarding these products helped lead to their outright ban. A ban that is totally illegitimate and based on whack a mole policing strategy, dragging innocent people into their drug war for no other reason than that they are too incompetent to enforce current regulations.
JWH, spice Deception
K2 was a plant mixture, not a drug. Many of the later products on the market after the media blitz may had been sealed but were still JWH. When it was originally marketed, the original product was indeed just a plant mixture. No JWH in it. Yet most of these articles you find say K2-spice drug. It was an attack on a company. A specific company, as well as a market. Maybe the reports said it was K2-spice so as to attack the company that may have been selling the legitimate research chemical free product. I don't know, but I can tell you that the problem is and was with the issue of a natural legal product being laced with a product not listed in it's description. The way that media attacked the product in general instead of pointing out what made it dangerous shows how they abused their power, used it to force legislature based on misnomer's, outright half truths and lies. They used the legislative bodies to attack a demographic of people that uses or used a specific product. Not to truly find the truth, they abused their journalistic power as well as their integrity to create an entirely new sector of criminal for governmental agency's to go after. The thing is, it was the children that they attacked with this legislation. It was directed at the right's of the young adult (18+) population and the teenagers that then found alternative ways to manufacture the drug whilst being made illegal. They created a new demographic of criminal.
They attacked an entire market because they weren't willing to enforce laws against bad apples. Maybe they did it because they couldn't enforce the rules as effectively as they wanted to. No matter the excuse they went over the head of due process and they misled the people yet again. They SHOULD be tried for their actions. They SHOULD own up to what they have done and restore the freedoms of those affected. As well as reverse their court decisions against these natural products. Any media organizations should have to reverse their defamatory stances or forfeit their licenses and face charges of slander. They lied, the laws that ensued after the media reports are based on those lies and they should not stand.
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
California man shot to death by police while outside smoking, checking Facebook
They shouldn't have been there nosing around on private property without a warrant. They were in the wrong in the first place for snooping around like dumb@sses and trespassing on private property. For even being there. So disgusting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stasi
California man shot to death by police while outside smoking, checking Facebook
California man shot to death by police while outside smoking, checking Facebook
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
The drug war and the beginning of the addiction crisis in America
Don't forget who invented this. Don't forget who originally marketed
it, how it was marketed and what happened afterwards. Ask yourself, was
it a good reason for the disinformation that has helped spread the war
on drugs around(a war which now includes numerous plants and soon to
come, native species.)?
Here is a few links to wiki's about current painkillers far more powerful than heroin-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fentanyl -80 to 100 times more potent than morphine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxymorphone -6-8 times more potent than morphine.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sufentanil -500 times as potent as morphine
Remember, at the time before our our nations struggles with addiction was cocaine in the colas, and morphine in the miracle elixirs widely and heavy handedly marketed at the time. There were no discrete storefronts as we have with modern hard alcohol sales. There was no marketing guidelines, no false advertising laws. Shortly after all of that along came heroin. one and a half to two times more potent than morphine itself. The perfect storm. Remember this, it's all in how drugs were marketed that led to our nations inflated addiction problems at the time.
Here is a few links to wiki's about current painkillers far more powerful than heroin-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fentanyl -80 to 100 times more potent than morphine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxymorphone -6-8 times more potent than morphine.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sufentanil -500 times as potent as morphine
Remember, at the time before our our nations struggles with addiction was cocaine in the colas, and morphine in the miracle elixirs widely and heavy handedly marketed at the time. There were no discrete storefronts as we have with modern hard alcohol sales. There was no marketing guidelines, no false advertising laws. Shortly after all of that along came heroin. one and a half to two times more potent than morphine itself. The perfect storm. Remember this, it's all in how drugs were marketed that led to our nations inflated addiction problems at the time.
On the subject of genocide and the drug war
Something cannot work unless you let it. End the lies about hashish cops
have been telling, undermining legalization in Colorado.
Small lies by cops and mainstream media add up, just like pennies. In a legislative sense. Let them lie enough and pretty soon freedom is gone completely. Fascism is en-stated.
On the issue of hashish oil, they can put 2 and 2 together when it comes to the difference between something like a meth lab and a simple pollen extraction, used by an herbalist(in this case cannabis consumer). They do deal with cleaning up the meth labs, so them understanding how chemistry works as to avoid dangers when cleaning up such hazardous sites shows implicit knowledge and therefore makes them liars. The only difference between a meth lab and a chemist's or herbalist's practice is the meth. They have attacked those fields because they are afraid, because it shows the unconstitutionality of what they have done with the drug war. It makes the regular person say, wow. This is a ridiculous war. What's next? It shows the difference between drug and plant wholeheartedly, if the people see the genuine difference, it is all over for them. It is the crux of the drug war. They would make amateur chemistry and herbalism illegal if they could. Along with all of the other plants used since before THEY were here by the natives, maybe even your parents parents, or grandparents parents for their ailments.
Small lies by cops and mainstream media add up, just like pennies. In a legislative sense. Let them lie enough and pretty soon freedom is gone completely. Fascism is en-stated.
On the issue of hashish oil, they can put 2 and 2 together when it comes to the difference between something like a meth lab and a simple pollen extraction, used by an herbalist(in this case cannabis consumer). They do deal with cleaning up the meth labs, so them understanding how chemistry works as to avoid dangers when cleaning up such hazardous sites shows implicit knowledge and therefore makes them liars. The only difference between a meth lab and a chemist's or herbalist's practice is the meth. They have attacked those fields because they are afraid, because it shows the unconstitutionality of what they have done with the drug war. It makes the regular person say, wow. This is a ridiculous war. What's next? It shows the difference between drug and plant wholeheartedly, if the people see the genuine difference, it is all over for them. It is the crux of the drug war. They would make amateur chemistry and herbalism illegal if they could. Along with all of the other plants used since before THEY were here by the natives, maybe even your parents parents, or grandparents parents for their ailments.
They know what they are doing. They know that they are lying. When you
are dealing with cannabis politics, as well as the obfuscation
surrounding the professions of chemistry and herbalism by the
authoritarian, you ARE dealing with genuine cover-up's, the genuine
implication of governments and their complicity to, as well as their
part in the unjust imprisonment, death and kidnapping of a peoples
children.(By CPS) It IS genocide.
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Monday, September 15, 2014
Cigarette smokers, the market and dirty regulations
If our nation didn't have the view of tobacco it does, maybe it's use wouldn't have proliferated in the first place. When someone views tobacco as a drug, a tool of abuse it can proliferate the problems surrounding it. Maybe the habit surrounding the plant nicotiana in products is all in how people viewed the product, on top of it's lack of use in more traditional ways. You don't see tobacco plants being sold at greenhouses or natural loose leaf being sold(not the sprayed and cured variety's currently being marketed.), you see cigarettes as a majority product, you see an attack on e-cigs and vaporizers and it's user population through draconian taxes. I think some problems that could contribute to tobacco over-use in the future(and some of which did in the past) are with our markets and the lack of methods of consumption along with the stigmas that our society attaches to tobacco use, I think those things help push people into the market and can keep many tobacco users smoking in a habitual manner.
Look at how little our markets used to offer in the realm of organics. Now when you do see Organics the companies who sell in most shops are corporate brands. With only 1/10th of companies that were founded as organic even being allowed on the shelves of those marketplaces. I think that the way in which our markets are working(including the tobacco market) is limiting variety, limiting options and working to the detriment of our peoples health, also helping to contribute to waste and forcing consumers to stay within their class, it makes it near impossible for anyone in the consumer class to become a producer. The main outlet for attacking the freedom of the individual is a limited market achieved through the legislative process and pushing others out through market exclusivity. Our market, along with it's over-regulation in the wrong areas and under-regulation in others(like the drafting of laws that attack the little guy) helps keep our nation in a deficit monetarily, as well as health wise.
Many groups use regulations as a means of force, to bully different types of people in society. If they can regulate different demographics likes and interests or even religious views maybe they can regulate those demographics entirely. Giving someone total regulation authority gives them total authority over others if they are not held accountable. Is it OK to regulate people?
New York #1 in Cigarette Smuggling
Maybe if tobacco users got to know the plant a bit more they wouldn't abuse it as much.
Nicotiana Wiki
Saturday, September 13, 2014
ideology's and human rights
Just as there are alternatives to the party's democrat and republican
there are ideology's other than socialism and anarchy, an increase in
those ideology's show's that you are already living under a system with a lack of respect for human
rights.
Just as there are alternatives to the party's democrat and republican there are ideology's other than socialism and anarchy, those ideology's major presence in a society show's a system with a lack of respect for human rights.
Just as there are alternatives to the party's democrat and republican there are ideology's other than socialism and anarchy, those ideology's major presence in a society show's a system with a lack of respect for human rights.
E-cig article on the socialist plan to make personal vaporizers illegal
http://gizmodo.com/the-maker-of-blu-e-cigs-is-lobbying-to-ban-vaping-1633442788
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