Hemp Oil Grown In CanadaAs you all know by now, British Petroleum Had a most unfortunate explosion on one of its off shore deep water oil platform rigs.
On this following Memorial Day as I write this article, thoughts of the eleven soles that lost their lives are inescapable from mind.
With a 21 gun salute, American flags draping the cities and small towns of the United States. Parades ramble by with fire engines and high wheel bikes celebrating all those who lost their lives in order to make this great country of immigrants and natives a free and prosperous nation for all to enjoy..... However, there is a threat to our country and globe greater than any terrorist act could deliver! This threat has caused most of the wars of our fragile planet and millions, if not billions of humans and animals to lose their lives as a direct or indirect result. What horror could cause such death and carnage? And is there a simple solution that could stop this bludgeoning of our only planet earth? The answer is YES and the killer is the extraction pumping of crude oil, the very blood of our earth. The solution is very simple and has existed since the dawn of chlorophyll.... Cannabis Hemp, the universal plant, can deliver enough renewable oil to run all of our diesel powered generators, 18 wheeler semi trucks, tdi as well as old fashion diesel cars and trucks.

If you ever wondered why we fight for marijuana legalization -- not simply medicalization or decriminalization -- then just take a moment to watch the video of this horrifying (WARNING: graphic content and language) police raid on a family home in Columbia, Missouri.

Under the cover of darkness, a team of militarized SWAT agents enter a family home and immediately engage in gunfire — killing one of two family dogs (wounding the other), and likely inflicting lifelong trauma to the family’s seven-year-old son. The end result of SWAT team’s action? Police seized a small amount of marijuana (a few grams), and associated paraphernalia (a grinder). The man in the video ultimately pled guilty to misdemeanor drug charges and paid a $300 fine.