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Friday, February 22, 2019

Cannabis Across Borders Supports Breaking Treaties at Ports of Entry. Take it to the Ambassador Bridge

By Cannabis Across Borders

Now is the time to contact your international representative at the United Nations regarding Medical Marijuana at international ports of entry. On March 14 through 22 the 62nd convention of the Commission on Narcotics and Drugs will be meeting in Vienna Austria. One of the topics will be to reclassify Marijuana worldwide. The commission is composed of a 53 member nation board to vote on proposals made by the World Health Organization, after admitting that they were wrong about Marijuana.


Let Weedom Ring!


The new international classification for Marijuana will stop all arrests, fines, and convictions of patients at ports of entry.  By breaking this treaty  medical marijuana patients would be allowed to possess up to 2.5 ounces (70 grams) of medicine for personal without arrest, fines, or deportation. This is the only treaty that we can break and no one will get arrested at the Ambassador Bridge or Tunnel.
   






Now that Federal Farm Act, Mexico, Canada and, over 30 US States have passed some type of marijuana reform law the time for change is now. Therefore you must call your international representative today, tomorrow, and the next day after that and tell them to adapt the resolutions!


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In state and local news, the 2019 Michigan Democratic Spring Convention was a success in electing pro-cannabis friendly candidates. As a result of voting in November 2018, Michigan  Attorney General Dana Nessel has already dismissed over 100 marijuana cases that were inspired by the Bill Schuette anti weed Jihad movement.  Attorney General Nessel is supporting the Affordable Care Act in federal court and, removing all barriers to employment with the State of Michigan for anyone who uses marijuana as their medicine in possession of a Michigan Medical Marijuana Card that will include your picture.



John Sinclair
Currently the State of Michigan is a defendant in a lawsuit brought by Mr. John Sinclair regarding Marijuana being classified as a Schedule I drug with no medical value.  Attorney General Nessel has the option of joining the lawsuit as a plaintiff, similar to what Judge Robert Colombo did in the late evening in January 2018 to the voters in Detroit Michigan, invalidating election results of a marijuana ballot initiative, after supporting the right to place the issue in the November 2017 general ballot.  A default judgment in favor of the plaintiff will send a signal to all 435 US House of Representatives in Washington DC to support HR 420 removing Marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act.



Facing organized opposition, certain cities and townships have chosen to ban facilities in their community through zoning restrictions. These elected officials who choose to subvert the will of the voters may be recalled and replaced by people who support marijuana businesses despite the restrictions. Examples are townships like Royal Oak Michigan where Proposal 1 passed by a 2 to one margin, elected officials who oppose business may be removed from office through the recall process.

To change any zoning requirement in the State of Michigan, a protest petition must be filed and approved by 20% of the land owners in a city or township. With the passage of Proposal 1, this is the proper procedure to follow to change any zoning restriction. Townships like Sumpter, Royal Oak, and cities like Highland Park will be able to establish zoning regulations for their municipalities.

The cana-economy is here to stay and the question remains what to do with it. Removal of pre-employment drug testing for Marijuana in Michigan will remove the last vestiges of Harry Anslinger from our workplaces. Serving the public will become much more user friendly when you have more people working as elected officials, teachers, civil servants, lawyers, fire fighters, police, and information technology professionals. There will be more people working and creating products from the cannabis plant while helping the environment at the same time.

BUD INSTEAD OF WALLS..

Forbes Magazine: World Health Organization admits wrong judgement on Marijuana

Agenda 62nd UN Commission on Narcotics and Drugs  Vienna Austria March 11-22
















Thursday, December 6, 2018

After the Weed has been Freed, What Do The People Really Need? Effective Jan 1st, 2019


By Richard C. Clement 


Stripping the mask of mis-information from marijuana has been a long and tedious battle, starting from 1939 with Harry Anslinger, the Rainbow Farms massacre in Vandalia Michigan and, the ill-advised profit driven war on weed that finances the prison for profit industry. Many of us have sacrificed things like careers in corporate and, other establishment jobs to make this day happen. It was the right thing to do in the long run and monetary profit was not the prime motivator. With time, temperament, reading, research and following the rules, this moment in Marijuana will be a placed in history for those who sacrificed so much.


Official Poster...

Now that the weed is free what can we do as a people to insure that marijuana gets things done?

One thing that must be done is when the new NAFTA trade agreement is going through the congress to be approved, it must include the removal and decriminalization of marijuana at ports of entry into and out of Canada, Mexico and the United States. Encourage new US Rep Rashia Talib to take her bullhorn on the house floor and shout "Free The Weed", introduce the bill and, get the new NAFTA into law.

"Can weed cure the need for better roads, schools, reasonable transportation and fair insurance rates?"

When we have a corporation like General Motors with a Bus and Truck division that can be building passenger rail cars for a new regional/national railroad system, using green technology for a fuel source will create green jobs. There is ample evidence that switching fuel sources to industrial grade hemp will slow down a few of those Category 4, 5, and 6 hurricanes that are popping up all over the place because of climate change.

At Rainbow Farms - Vandailia Michigan

Now MSU and other like minded agricultural educational institutions can study the use of HEMP to create products to improve the quality of life and, finance the debt to pay for the misdeeds of former employees. Increased job opportunities in green jobs have inspired a degree program at Northern Michigan University. As for public schools, science teachers will get new love from school administrators teaching students how to grow this new plant in programs sponsored by extension institutions like they do now.  Urban farming will take on a whole new meaning for everyone like a new and redesigned Tuskeege experiment manufacturing products from male plant leaves.


The best way to protect the children is to quit lying to them. The children are so good with the tablets and electronics that I watch them to get tech lessons. Strongly encourage them to use their tablets, phones, and other electronic devices to achieve knowledge from their teachers instead of dogging out substitute teachers and disrupting the classroom. When the battery runs out on the device and, the technology is not available, using a pencil and paper is a skill that never fails.


Retirees and Senior Citizens vote in large numbers and frequently patronize Marijuana based businesses. They also have Children and Grandchildren that we love, cherish and, not old enough to cast a vote. All children are in need of strong parenting rules and regulations while they are living within your home. Civics lessons are needed in the K-12 system to improve to quality of life in a community. With the passage of Proposals 2 and 3, voting registration and participation will be made easier.



With the legalization of Marijuana in Michigan, places like Highland Park Michigan can re-establish a school district under local control again.  There was no need to tear down buildings and remove an entire school district but for purposes of private profit at $7,500 for each child under 18. After further review the Emergency Manager concept was a big ponzi scheme inflicted upon the citizens in Cities and Townships within Michigan.


After January 1st, 2019 and beyond, this mismanagement of our resources will be easily corrected by new leadership in Lansing. Lots of executive orders and appointments to boards and commissions will redirect the negative impact of abusive managers who were appointed in a manufactured emergencies. 

The proper reinvestment of Marijuana revenue into rebuilding education with functional school districts for the benefit of the children instead of the stock market must be a priority. 

We are counting on the leadership of Governor Whitmer to review and implement programs to get the job done for the sake of:
  • Restoring the commitment to education and civic responsibilities with the help of teachers
  • Fixing the damn roads
  • Fixing the damn auto insurance rates
  • Evicting and expunging all marijuana prisoners from jails, prisons, and probation
  • Creating green jobs to stimulate the economy with Industrial Hemp Development and research.
On Jan 1st Michigan residents will be able to apply for Marijuana licenses on the new LARA website. If you all really believe that it takes two years to establish a new procedure will be pleasantly surprised.  Your new Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrest implemented, established and maintained the City of Detroit’s Marijuana Information System’s online application system in 30 days as the Director of Information Systems.  


Garlin Gilcrest

The new Attorney General, Dana Nessel will reassign attorneys in the Secretary of State’s to appropriate legal duties instead of Information Systems work. Then the pictures will be transferred LARA’s marijuana unit to be placed on the card after 10 years of misuse of technology resources at the direction of the Attorney Generals office.


Come January 1st , the lame duck will be plucked with executive orders and directives to re-direct the revenue to a new and brighter Michigan. When this is done young people with families and retirees can get to places in a timely manner.

Stay Tuned. 









Monday, November 12, 2018

Royal Oak Township MI Stands to Gain From $242 to $467 Thousand in Tax Revenue From the Passage of Proposal One

Field Report by Weed Warrior



With the passage of Proposal 1, the property belonging to the Old Mel Farr Ford dealership located at 10550 W. Eight Mile Road Ferndale MI 48220 will be redeveloped into a Health and Wellness center. In the township the proposal passed by a 2 to 1 margin with 664 votes yes and 428 votes no.

The city stands to gain up to $467,000 in income with licenses, excise and property taxes  assessed to the property.

This facility will be a treatment center, growing, and facility that will assist the poorest township in Oakland County Michigan to re-establish it's own police and recreation services for the residents. Recreation centers will benefit the most from the conversion of the facility because the current one is being closed.



For more information please go to the www.investrotwp.com website and register. Then contact Township supervisor Donna Squalls at (248) 542-7540 or email her at  supervisor@royaloaktwp.com to ask for her support to Free The Weed for the Jobs We Need and follow the will of the people.




The future of cannabis is now in Royal Oak Township in Oakland County Michigan, the poorest township in the worlds richest county.

#LetWeedomRing

Thursday, November 1, 2018

Streets, Roads, and Royal Oak Township Benefit from Voting YES on Proposals 1, 2, 3, and Wayne County Comm College District

by Weed Warrior


When you vote YES on Proposals One, Two, and Three, you will be voting for jobs, justice, and education reform.  Within the new law is a provision for growing Industrial Hemp. Over  25,000 products can be manufactured from the plant and one of them is concrete. If you elect Gretchen Whitmer, Hempcrete will make our roads sweet because it will help to fix the damn roads all over Michigan, especially some of these bridges on the Interstate Freeway System and state trunk lines. 


Royal Oak Township Says YES on One


Higher Educational institutions like Michigan State University will prosper in the research and development of Hemp product if Proposal 1 passes. Just recently, Michigan State University in East Lansing MI was awarded a 2.4 million dollar grant form the National Institute of Health to do just that. MSU is an agricultural institution adopting cannabis research will have national implications for other institutes of higher learning. The revenue generated will be reinvested into student development and soften the damage of legal expenses incurred for a few bad apples that come along every now and then.



Recently Royal Oak Township in Oakland County Michigan had guest investors speak to the citizens regarding the old Mel Farr Ford Dealership converting it into a Marijuana grow and community facility. Project spokesperson former State Senator Virgil K. Smith along with Margret Brenner from Minorities in Marijuana did a great job in explaining the benefits of having a Marijuana facility like this in the community. Currently 8 mile road is a major trunk line that will allow potential customers easy access and exit with a community benefits agreement for cannabis to hire Royal Oak Township residents and direct where revenues are going. For instance, 30% of all revenue from sales will go toward local cities and townships, enabling them to have their own police, fire and educational system instead of paying Oakland County for them.


Marijuana Consultant Virgil K. Smith
Supports Royal Oak Township's effort to Opt Into State Marijuana Laws

The Breakdown of revenue for Royal Oak Township, Oakland County and, State of Michigan goes like this: Local home rule provisions will allow locals to regulate facilities and secure local approval before getting licensed by the MM Licensing Board. These laws will help manage the estimated new jobs created by taxing facilities at the rate of %3 that will be distributed in the following manner.
  • %30 to Counties (no more bankrupt Royal Oak Township)
  • %30 to the General Fund diverted to the Firefighter Presumption of Cancer and First Responders Presumed Coverage Fund
  • %25 to municipalities
  • %5   to County Sheriffs
  • %5   to MCOLES for training local police officers
  • %5   to the Michigan State Police

When you vote in November it's to remember what happens in December. The Lame Duck legislature already has their plan in place to change your votes on Proposals 1, 2, and 3 because the Current Governor; Attorney General and Justices on State Supreme Court will let them do it. They are in charge until December 31st, 2018 at 11:59:59pm. With the support of the current Justices, they will render your votes invalid just like the Emergency Managers and other laws passed by the people. One of the clearest example of Voter Fraud is to allow the legislature to reinstate laws that were rejected by voters using the same language as a line item budget amendment to prevent it from being changed. 


A vote for Samuel will stop their Lame Duck Plans

With a new Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, and Supreme Court Judges ALL of the damage will be reversed through a massive system overhaul of processes and procedures. Electing a Lt. Governor with a Microsoft background in Garlin Gillcrest, the needed changes will be made with cabinet level oversight. New Judges in the Supreme Court will undo the process of voter fraud by legislators into disallowing a legislature to override the votes of the people.


From Now until November 6th, 2018 @ 7:59pm  #ShowUpAndVote at your polling place to be the change agent you need to be.

VOTE YES on  1, 2, 3 and, WCCD!


Website:Is Mich State Spartan Weed #1?  Grow Green, Do Right!

Website: Will Gretchen Whitmer Advance Hempcrete to fix our streets and roads? 







Monday, October 1, 2018

Voter Suppression By Highland Park MI City Clerk and USMCA/NAFTA Oversight on Marijuana Must Be Addressed ASAP!

By Weed Warrior 


An error in the total number of registered voters by the City of Highland Park MI City Clerk will deprive the voters of the opportunity to opt into State of Michigan Marijuana Licensing laws. Organizers were led to believe that there were 8523 registered voters before being cross-checked with the Secretary of State number which was 6500.  In Highland Park you need 10% of all registered voters in the City so you only needed 650 versus 853. During the effort in the last two weeks of July 2018, over 9000+ signatures were collected and turned into the City Clerk. Over 700 signatures were disqualified by the Clerks office on September 23 so that it would not appear on the ballot.


Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Robert Colombo 3rd Circuit


The next move by interested parties is to file an immediate motion in the 3rd Circuit of the Wayne County Court to require the Clerks office to print a supplemental ballot with one question on it. People who have already voted will get a ballot mailed to them and, on election day voters will have an extra ballot printed with the single question on it.

Judge Robert Colombo appears to be a good judge to file this motion with because he seems to have the fortitude to get it done. All voters who have already voted absentee, will get a ballot mailed to them. Citizens in Highland Park will have the opportunity to vote up or down on the ballot question per Initiative petition.

In other news the new USMCA/NAFTA agreement did not include any provisions for marijuana reform despite demands from Mexico that Marijuana legalization be included. This would effectively expunge all marijuana crimes against ports of entry between the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Marijuana users will no longer be detained at the Detroit Windsor Tunnel or the Ambassador Bridge for possessing, using, and manufacturing Marijuana.  The Duty Free shop will be a new experience for Detroit and Windsor residents.

Website: Mexico demands that Marijuana be added to USMCA/NAFTA  
Website: City of Highland Park Michigan City Clerk
Website: Pushback from US Growers to maitain the status quo 


Let The Weed Be Free, From Ottawa To Montgomery!
Let Weedom Ring!


On January of 2019, the use of recreational Marijuana will be legal in Mexico. Since Canada is going recreational on October 17th  2018,  the US Congress must make modifications to this oversight in the provision before being approved. Therefore, you must vote to elect US representatives that will get the job done, especially in Detroit Michigan where Canada is a swimmer’s length away. 


Voter suppression comes in many forms and, this is one of them that can be corrected in Highland Park MI as soon as October 9th, 2018, the last day for Voter registration. As far as USMCA/NAFTA goes marijuana reform must be included at all levels of government starting at the United Nations, and every elected political job from the President all the way down to City Council-members and precinct delegate levels. 


Therefore  Do not forget to show up and vote YES on proposals 1, 2, and 3 from now until November 6th, 2018 at 8pm.

Friday, September 28, 2018

420 Pro-Cannabis Endorsements November 2018 General Election


The candidates below have been deemed friendly to the cause of a new and progressive Michigan when it comes to Marijuana reform.  We also know that with the elimination of straight ticket voting on the Michigan ballot you have to mark each office individually. Therefore, we have provided a list for you to use while you fill out your ballot.  By voting from the back to the front, you will guarantee that your vote is counted for ballot proposals and Judges who are crucial to the cause of expunging crimes and, restoring pension cuts to seniors. Especially the damage to City of Detroit retirees inflicted upon them during the bankruptcy proceedings. This list will grow with endorsements from candidates  outside of Wayne County MI.


Overhaul the State House in Lansing Michigan



PARTISAN SECTION
STATE
GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Gretchen Whitmer Democratic
Garlin D. Gilchrist II
SECRETARY OF STATE
Vote for not more than 1
Jocelyn Benson Democratic
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Vote for not more than 1
Dana Nessel Democratic
CONGRESSIONAL
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Vote for not more than 1
Debbie Stabenow Democratic
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
13th District Full and Partial Term
Rashida Tilab

14th DISTRICT
Vote for not more than 1
Brenda Lawrence Democratic


LEGISLATIVE
STATE SENATOR
2nd DISTRICT 
Full Term Ending 01/01/2022
Vote for not more than 1
Adam Hollier Democratic
STATE SENATOR
2nd DISTRICT
Partial Term Ending 01/01/2019
Vote for not more than 1
Richard Clement    Write-In Democratic
REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE
4th DISTRICT
Vote for not more than 1
Isaac Robinson Democratic
STATE BOARD
MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Vote for not more than 2
Judith P. Pritchett Democratic
Tiffany Tilley Democratic
REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Vote for not more than 2
Jordan Acker Democratic
Paul Brown Democratic
TRUSTEE OF MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Vote for not more than 2
Brianna T. Scott Democratic
Kelly Charron Tebay Democratic
GOVERNOR OF WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
Vote for not more than 2
Bryan C. Barnhill Democratic
Anil Kumar Democratic
COUNTY
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
Vote for not more than 1
Warren C. Evans Democratic
NONPARTISAN SECTION
JUDICIAL
JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT
8 Year Term
Vote for not more than 2
Samuel Bagenstos
Megan Kathleen Cavanagh
JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEALS
COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT 1
Incumbent Position
6 Year Term
Vote for not more than 2
Kirsten Frank Kelly
  Judge of Court of Appeals
Michael J. Riordan
  Judge of Court of Appeals
JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEALS
COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT 1
Incumbent Position
Partial Term Ending 01/01/2023
Vote for not more than 1
Thomas C. Cameron
  Judge of Court of Appeals



Yes Vote  on Proposals 1, 2,  3 and, WCCD Millage

Source: Citizens for the Ethical Treatment of Patients

Monday, July 16, 2018

Michigan Deserves Way Better! Vote The Pro Cannabis 420 Slate August 2018

By the Weed Warrior

On or before August 7th, 2018, cast your vote for candidates who have a proven record of supporting the legalization of marijuana.  Michigan deserves much better in the delegation that is representing southeastern Michigan, especially Wayne County. The current crop of legislators have effectively ignored the votes and the will of the people through their actions. For a political action committee to recommend candidates who are convicted felons, domestic violence abusers, and supporting false claims of sexual harassment by accusers is disgusting and programmed distractions for maximum damage to candidates. 


Lansing Michigan 1st day of Medical Marijuana April 2009


When you screen through the drama and, when it comes to the struggle to legalize marijuana, we see these candidates who are cannabis friendly and worthy of your vote in the Michigan Primary Election on or before Tuesday August 7th, 2018.

Name
Elected Position Sought
Debbie Stabenow
US Senate
Gretchen Whitmer
Governor
Andy Levin
US Rep District 9
Haley Stevens
US Rep District 11
Write In
US Rep District 12
Rashida Tilab
US Rep District 13
Stephanie Chang
State Senate District 1
George Cushingberry
State Senate District 2
Write In
State Senate District 3
Fred Durhal
State Senate District 4
Write In
State Rep  District 1
Latesha Johnson
State Rep  District 2
Write In
State Rep  District 3
Issac Robinson
State Rep  District 4
Rita Ross
State Rep  District 5
Tom Choske
State Rep  District 6
Write In
State Rep  District 7
Write In
State Rep  District 8
Gary Pollard
State Rep  District 9


Please review prior history of legislative actions before you vote. If we are to change the law for the people, you must elect candidates who have a prior history of working for marijuana reform instead of flip flopping on their position for the sake of your vote. 

Source:  Citizens for Ethical Treatment of Patients  PAC