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(Marijuana) Money in the Bank
Sessions' "enemy" - and new hero to pot stock investors everywhere - is Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
In recent weeks, Mnuchin has been vocal about his belief that marijuana companies should be able to store their money in federally insured banks, just like any other company.
"I assure you that we don't want bags of cash," Mnuchin testified earlier this month before the House Financial Services Committee. "We want to make sure that we can collect our necessary taxes and other things in other than cash." MJTK
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You kidding me, the last time I saw pics last PR there was only 2X4 framing, now you have Plywood backing and electric wiring completed. Big improvement, completion will be on time and production will follow. HMPQ "ROCKET TIME"
I have been in construction for over 25 years and with the right motivation $$$$$$$$$$ and the right crew, you'd be amassed how fast things get done. The Empire State building was completed in 3 years and that was almost 100 years ago. We really don't know how far along they are since last PR & Pics but my money is on a lot. Even if your 100% correct May 1st is around the corner in the scheme of things. I've been here over a year doubled my money so I have no doubts. This will be a multiple bagger soon enough. Expecting Silver+++ by Spring/Summer 2018. GLTAL HMPQ "ROCKET TIME"
Some DD for Newbies.... HMPQ "ROCKET TIME"
HempAmericana Provides Update on Production Schedule; CBD Oil Production to Kick off in January, 2018: On Target
GlobeNewswire•January 4, 2018
NEW YORK, Jan. 04, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- – via OTC PR WIRE-- HempAmericana, Inc. (HMPQ) (the “Company”) is excited to announce that the Company is currently on schedule to meet its principal CBD Oil production operational benchmarks, with initial product roll-out still slated for its January 2018 target.
HempAmericana management is pleased to report on specific key milestones, all of which are now on schedule in an unimpeded manner:
•Final testing on the Supercritical CO2 Extractor Machine is now set for the week of January 8, 2018, by the manufacturer.
•Delivery of the Supercritical CO2 Extractor Machine is scheduled to take place this month.
•As previously announced, the Company has negotiated Hemp raw stock purchases in sufficient quantities to allow for aggressive production targets. The raw Hemp supply is set for delivery to the Company’s principal CBD Oil production facility in Augusta, Maine before the end of January 2018.
•The Supercritical CO2 Extractor Machine was purchased with a financing agreement from Vitalis Extraction Technology, Inc. The Company is proud to announce that it has now delivered payment in full for 90% of its total associated outstanding financial obligation in cash.
•The Company’s build-out of its Maine facility is progressing on time and will be ready for delivery of all associated production machinery and material before end of month, along with expected Permits.
Management believes this represents a series of major milestones as the Company continues to pivot into a leadership role in the CBD Oil product space. Analysts have pegged the CBD oil product manufacturing segment to be the most aggressive growth facet of the cannabis sector over coming years.
As previously announced, the Company has a 10-Liter machine already scheduled for production. Augmenting that production with the massive impact of its new 200-Liter machine should quickly legitimate the Company as an elite player in a market recently projected by Hemp Business Journal to grow to $2.1 billion in total annual sales by 2020.
Company CEO Salvador Rosillo stated, “We had a concrete vision outlined as of the end of Q2 2017. But it’s no less extraordinary to watch the final pieces come into place. Our goal has been clear from the start: to become a major producer in the Hemp Oil space. And we are reaching each and every milestone to achieve that now!”
As indicated in prior press releases, the Company plans on establishing a dominant position as a major CBD Oil producer in the Northeastern US before expanding production activities to other regional US markets over coming quarters.
About HempAmericana, Inc.
HempAmericana is currently in the rolling paper and CBD oil business using the brand name Weed Got Oil. Search Rolling Thunders hemp papers on YouTube for a product demonstration of the Company's papers. The company owns an extraction machine and now plans to become a leader in the CBD oil market by establishing three laboratories for the extraction and research of the oils contained in the hemp plant. HempAmericana also researches, develops and sells products made of industrial hemp. See more at http://www.HempAmericana.net.
Contact:
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Salvador Rosillo
HempAmericana, Inc.
Phone: (888) 977-7985
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Once that unnecessary CE comes off soon this will move up fast. Good buying opportunity right now, don't get caught with your pants down and chase this all the way to silver and beyond. Longs here know what we have, do your own DD and you will know it also. HMPQ "ROCKET TIME" $$$$$$$$$$$$
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https://www.leafly.com/news/politics/meet-the-lawyer-suing-jeff-sessions-to-end-cannabis-prohibition
Stop lying on my industry! We going NATIONWIDE PEOPLES!! BOOM!!!!!!!!! "ROCKET TIME" HMPQ
You can't stop the MJ revolution Sessions, why not get the revenue instead of the Cartels DA Elf MJTK ROCKET TIME!!
New York Smoked the Weight of 13 Elephants in Pot Last Year
New Yorkers consumed more pot last year than any other city in the world, a new study finds. And the competition isn't even close.
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You can't stop the revolution Sessions. why not get the revenue instead of the cartels DA Elf... HEMP will be legal very soon/
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New York Smoked the Weight of 13 Elephants in Pot Last Year
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The Donald Tweeted this am against Sessions...interesting.. "ROCKET TIME" All the piece's are coming to gather
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Question: If all of the Russian meddling took place during the Obama Administration, right up to January 20th, why aren’t they the subject of the investigation? Why didn’t Obama do something about the meddling? Why aren’t Dem crimes under investigation? Ask Jeff Sessions!
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The ballsy legal case of Washington v. Sessions has made national news. Five plaintiffs—including former NFL Player Marvin Washington, two children who use cannabis for life-threatening conditions, a veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder, and one other—are suing Attorney General Jeff Sessions, among other federal agents, on the grounds that cannabis prohibition is unconstitutional. The judge heard their case during an oral argument in a federal courthouse on February 14. If the plaintiffs win, it could make cannabis legal in all 50 states.
From a moral standpoint, many see it as a no-brainer: Kids, who would otherwise die without medical cannabis, deserve to legally consume it, so it should be de-scheduled as an illegal narcotic. From a legal standpoint, it’s a bit murkier. Herb sat down with the plaintiffs’ attorney David C. Holland, Esq. to hear what the judge must consider in the case.
Holland’s cannabis curriculum vitae is lengthy. He is a litigation attorney in New York City and serves as Executive and Legal Director of Empire State NORML. He is also former Counsel to High Times Magazine, and a member of the New York Cannabis Bar Association. Holland walked us through the points both sides are making, what transpired in court last week and what ruling is expected.
Herb: Why have the plaintiffs sued U.S. Attorney General Jeffrey Sessions?
Holland: The five plaintiffs have sued U.S. Attorney General Jeffrey Beauregard Sessions, III, and the DEA, to declare the classification of cannabis under the Controlled Substances Act unconstitutional on claims it violates their rights, including that to travel, to be engaged in business’ interests, and to be free from racial discrimination and in enforcement of the law against communities of color. The Government denies those claims and has moved to dismiss the action.
Herb: What are the main components of the Controlled Substances Act? Take us through its procedural history.
Holland: In 1970, the federal Controlled Substances Act established 5 classifications from Schedule I to V, ranging from prohibited to prescription, which classify and categorize drugs and how they may be researched, used and administered. Marijuana was placed in Schedule I (the most restrictive) based upon three criteria: high risk of abuse, no medical efficacy or use, and no ability to use or research it in a safe manner. Cannabis has never been rescheduled since 1970.
That Schedule I classification of cannabis can be changed by one of 3 ways: act of Congress, act of the US Attorney General, or act of the FDA. Within the CSA is an administrative remedy where anyone can petition the FDA to have cannabis rescheduled where it would no longer be prohibited in that most restricted classification.
Herb: If anyone can petition the FDA, why haven’t more patients done so?
Holland: The petitioning process can take years if not a decade to get an FDA determination on the rescheduling request and they repeatedly denied those petitions as recently as 2013 (Americans for Safe Access v. FDA), and 2016 (Krumm Petition) finding that cannabis still should sit as a Schedule I substance based on those three criteria.
Herb: Tell us a bit about the plaintiffs.
AlexisJagger and Jose What the courts have to consider in order to end marijuana prohibition
From Left to Right: Alexis Bortell, Jagger Cotte and Jose Belen (Photo via Facebook Alexis Bortell/ Photo by Kevin Garrett / Photo by Cory Florin)
Holland: Three of the Plaintiffs in the Washington case, Alexis Bortell, Jagger Cotte, and Jose Belen, suffer life-threatening or severely debilitating diseases and must seek to bypass the administrative petitioning process to the FDA to get more immediate relief because they may not live long enough to otherwise wait and hear the determination. The CSA petitioning process does not have any realistically viable means for them to expedite review of a petition to bring relief to their life-altering and life-threatening circumstances. Therefore, for them, the petitioning process is futile and they seek relief from the federal court for the CSA’s violation of their constitutional rights, with regard to this medicine as well as redress of other violations and due process.
The Government has moved to dismiss the Plaintiffs’ claims on a multitude of theories rather than put in an answer to the claims and let them be heard and determined by the judge or jury.
On February 14, 2018, Judge [Alvin] Hellerstein, sitting in the federal court in the Southern District of New York, entertained written opposition to the motion to dismiss, and heard oral argument from the parties, as he deliberated his ruling on the dismissal motion. At the conclusion of the oral argument, the judge reserved his decision and retired to his chambers, to deliberate and draft an opinion about all the legal issues he was wrestling with to determine the motion.
Herb: Why did Judge Hellerstein seem so conflicted?
Holland: Judge Hellerstein was clearly wrestling with several legal issues pertaining to the Controlled Substances Act, and the reality that 30 states have already found cannabis to be a useful medical treatment, which directly contradicts one of the criteria of the CSA.
The first issue is referred to in legal terms as “Exhaustion of Remedies,” that is, whether he must defer to the prior decisions of the FDA regarding the scheduling of cannabis. The Government based its dismissal motion in part on a claim that the Plaintiffs had failed to “exhaust their administrative remedies” under the CSA. In other words, because no petition had first been filed with the FDA to reschedule cannabis, the court was without jurisdiction to actually entertain the claims of the plaintiffs and thus the case should be dismissed.
Judge Hellerstein, however, did not seem particularly swayed by that argument because several federal criminal cases have found that there is no requirement to file a petition to exhaust that administrative petition remedy when there are claims that constitutional rights are being violated by the enforcement of cannabis as a Schedule I drug under the CSA. That rule was upheld in late 2017 by the federal court in upstate New York, in a case known as US v. Green, which caused Judge Hellerstein to pause during the course of the oral argument.
Herb: Do you think that was Judge Hellerstein’s primary concern?
Holland: Not really. The issues that seemed to trouble Judge Hellerstein the most about the CSA petition process was whether he as a judge was without jurisdiction to hear, or must defer to, the administrative agency role of the FDA and prior findings in 2013 and 2016, that cannabis was properly classified as a Schedule I.
If he did have such jurisdiction, could he stand in the shoes of the FDA agency and make his own determination about the propriety of that schedule? He further was concerned about any restrictions on the court’s analysis of the language of the statute, and the proper evidence to be evaluated, to determine whether the three criteria of Schedule I status continues to be met by cannabis. Factors noted by him included the fact that 30 states had legalized marijuana for medical purposes, the federal government had filed a patent on certain cannabinoids from the cannabis plant, and the plaintiffs clearly obtained, and are able to maintain, a better quality of life because of it.
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Cannabis as a neuroprotectant and antioxidant
Herb: The language of the statute regarding the three criteria seems straightforward.
Holland: It is straightforward as “conjunctive” in that cannabis seemingly must satisfy each and every one of the three factors to qualify as a Schedule I substance and any failure of any factor renders the designation void. In other words, if Plaintiffs proved the failure of cannabis to meet any one of the three criteria (i.e., 30 states have found medical validity to marijuana), a conjunctive approach, was the court required to find the Schedule I classification null and void?
However, what seemed to concern Hellerstein was that generally, when a federal court reviews an agency’s determinations like those of the FDA repeatedly determining that cannabis satisfies the Schedule I criteria, the court must generally evaluate and disjunctively weigh all the factors in the aggregate to determine if they are satisfied with the intent of the criteria and classification.
This was a concern of the court in Green mentioned above, as well as the Eastern District of California court in the US v. Picard case which, after a 5-day hearing of evidence on the science behind the classification, ultimately concluded that any determination to reschedule cannabis is best left to Congress.
Herb: Do you think Judge Hellerstein will defer to Congress?
Holland: This quandary of whether to defer to Congress invokes the “Political Question” doctrine, where courts should generally not make decisions that are political in nature and best left to the legislative process. It is difficult to tell where Judge Hellerstein will ultimately fall on this political question issue, but he surely will wrestle with the fact that 30 states have already legalized cannabis despite its Schedule I status. That means that as a matter of politics, the actions of Congress should already have responded to the legislative actions taken by an overwhelming majority of the states.
Herb: So would he really be trodding on the toes of Congress by ruling on the classification of cannabis?
Holland: We will see.
Herb: One argument advanced by the plaintiffs was that the CSA and federal law enforcement should not govern over cannabis in the 30 legalized states.
Holland: That is correct. They argue that although Congress may regulate “interstate commerce”—aka the “Commerce Clause”— between the states, such state-based activity in those 30 states does not impact “interstate commerce.” Judge Hellerstein seemed to dismiss the argument out of hand, citing federal case law which finds that even a negligible or de minimis impact on commerce is enough to give federal jurisdiction over the issue.
Herb: There was also the argument of equal protection under the law, and racism. While the history of prohibition, ignited by former drug czar Harry Aslinger, wasn’t addressed in court, President Nixon and his administration’s racist motivations for instituting the CSA were definitely called into question. Judge Hellerstein seemed dismissive of the Nixon argument. Can you talk about how Nixon’s systemic racism is still a contributing factor to the CSA?
Holland: The Cannabis Cultural Association [one of the plaintiffs] brought a claim on behalf of their members of color, who were disproportionately targeted for prosecution for marijuana offenses under the CSA. People of color unequally suffered collateral consequences stemming from those convictions as a result.
Judge Hellerstein seemed un-persuaded by statements of President Richard Nixon and his advisor, John Ehrlichman, Esq., which made clear that the criminalizing of marijuana under the CSA was a means to suppress minorities and social dissent against the Vietnam War. Judge Hellerstein suggested that any racist tendencies of the Nixon Administration were not attributable to Congress under the separation of powers doctrine—where the powers of one branch of government are not affected by the actions of another. While there are compelling arguments to the contrary, which were not heard during the hearing, it is hoped that the issue is revisited in Judge Hellerstein’s opinion. However, since so much of that claim seems to be a question of fact that will require lots of discovery and information to be tendered by the Government, it is unlikely to be the primary focus of his anticipated decision.
Herb: It seems that there are various possible outcomes. Do you think Judge Hellerstein will dismiss the case? He hinted that he was going to kick the case to the second circuit court.
Holland: There are three possible resolutions to the Government’s motion to dismiss. Firstly, there is the potential dismissal of the claims. Secondly, Judge Hellerstein could deny the motion and all claims will proceed to trial, or lastly, some mixture of the two.
Based on the comments and concerns of the court there is a possibility that the court will follow the precedent of the district courts in Picard and Green, and find this to be a political question. However, if the court finds that there are some claims that may be dismissed but others are tenable, then there is a strong possibility that Judge Hellerstein will berate both the FDA and Congress for failing to reschedule or de-schedule cannabis, especially in light of the fact that 30 states have found that there is medical validity to marijuana. After all, as he openly stated, the plaintiffs are the best evidence of the effectiveness of cannabis as a medical cure.
For now, we will just have to wait and see. A ruling is expected as soon as this week.
Billionaire KOCH Brothers criticize Trump and Sessions on MJ/Hemp
"Rocket Time" Legal MJ/Hemp very soon
http://www.westword.com/marijuana/koch-brothers-criticize-trump-administration-jeff-sessions-over-legal-marijuana-10005585
I sent a E-mail to Vitalis yesterday they got back today. Will post when they fully answer as soon as possible.
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Has the 200L co2 extractor machine arrived at HempAmerica (HMPQ) in Main yet? If not then when, I am an investor and this would be very helpful information to me.
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This is article sry (The Sessions case) HMPQ "ROCKET TIME"
https://herb.co/marijuana/news/washington-v-sessions-ruling-marijuana-prohibition
Do you really think Sal bought and paid a fortune for a huge machine to process hemp into oil and has no raw hemp available. That makes no sense at all but that's your usual BS. HMPQ
"ROCKET TIME"
This is article sry ( The Sessions Case) "ROCKET TIME"
https://herb.co/marijuana/news/washington-v-sessions-ruling-marijuana-prohibition
Read the last line of this article Reschedule is very likely by end of week!!! 'Rocket Time"
https://herb.co/marijuana/news/california-medical-marijuana-cards-taxes-recreational
Here is the Proof that HMPQ has purchased the 200L co2 extractor from Vitalis, right from the horses mouth!
PS This is Q1 of 2018 just a matter of a little more time. THEN "ROCKET TIME"
KELOWNA, B.C., Feb. 05, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Via OTC PR Wire -- Kelowna engineering and manufacturing company Vitalis Extraction Technology is pleased to announce their working relationship with HempAmericana (OTCPK:HMPQ), a New York-based CBD Oil production company. Vitalis is completing construction and installation of a 200L supercritical CO2 extraction system, delivery scheduled for Q1 of 2018.
HempAmericana, under the leadership of CEO Salvador Rosillo, had the option to lease but instead chose to purchase the machinery in full, completing payment terms in January 2018. HempAmericana recently made announcements to their shareholders highlighting the procurement of this industrial-scale extraction system.
The 200L R-Series extractor, a system capable of processing more that 200lbs of dry product per day, is one of the largest offerings in the Vitalis fleet. With plans to unveil an even higher volume system in late 2018 combined with North American deployments of industrial-scale supercritical CO2 extraction machines, Vitalis has become a market leader.
“We’re excited to be working with HempAmericana, and I enjoyed going through the process with Sal and his team,” commented Vitalis Director of Sales, Rob Murray. “We’re looking forward to a great business relationship.”
Vitalis was founded in 2016, manufacturing and distributing the most sophisticated and highest flowing industrial supercritical CO2 extraction systems in the world.
For more information, visit https://www.vitaliset.com or call Patrick Beckerton at 250-864-4015
Your going to make some nice money if you do, good time to get in. Plenty of good information out there go to company website then look up Vitalis on FB this is the co. selling the co2 200l extractor machine to HMPQ. GLTY and GLTAL HMPQ "ROCKET TIME" very close
Locked and loaded ready for "ROCKET TIME" HMPQ
Sessions will be a done deal very soon, no one wants or believes in his policy any longer. The people will get what they want MJ for all. MJTK "ROCKET TIME"
KOCH brothers against Trump & Sessions. "ROCKET TIME"
http://www.westword.com/marijuana/koch-brothers-criticize-trump-administration-jeff-sessions-over-legal-marijuana-10005585
Big money Koch brothers fight for State rights MJ. "ROCKET TIME"
http://www.westword.com/marijuana/koch-brothers-criticize-trump-administration-jeff-sessions-over-legal-marijuana-10005585
California he we come!!!! MJTK "ROCKET TIME"
Same BS reposted over and over and now with all caps and red LMAO
MJTK "ROCKET TIME"
We all know congress can't chew gum and walk at the same time and the NRA has them in their pocket. Off course our children's safety is most important but Hemp / MJ cbd oil is a health issue people want and need a new form of medicine that really works instead of pharmaceutical drugs like opioids that kill our children. Also this in an investment site so stop the BS spin! We all care about our children. HMPQ
Yes I do and here is the Proof that HMPQ has purchased the 200L co2 extractor from Vitalis, right from the horses mouth!
PS This is Q1 of 2018 just a matter of a little more time. THEN "ROCKET TIME"
KELOWNA, B.C., Feb. 05, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Via OTC PR Wire -- Kelowna engineering and manufacturing company Vitalis Extraction Technology is pleased to announce their working relationship with HempAmericana (OTCPK:HMPQ), a New York-based CBD Oil production company. Vitalis is completing construction and installation of a 200L supercritical CO2 extraction system, delivery scheduled for Q1 of 2018.
HempAmericana, under the leadership of CEO Salvador Rosillo, had the option to lease but instead chose to purchase the machinery in full, completing payment terms in January 2018. HempAmericana recently made announcements to their shareholders highlighting the procurement of this industrial-scale extraction system.
The 200L R-Series extractor, a system capable of processing more that 200lbs of dry product per day, is one of the largest offerings in the Vitalis fleet. With plans to unveil an even higher volume system in late 2018 combined with North American deployments of industrial-scale supercritical CO2 extraction machines, Vitalis has become a market leader.
“We’re excited to be working with HempAmericana, and I enjoyed going through the process with Sal and his team,” commented Vitalis Director of Sales, Rob Murray. “We’re looking forward to a great business relationship.”
Vitalis was founded in 2016, manufacturing and distributing the most sophisticated and highest flowing industrial supercritical CO2 extraction systems in the world.
For more information, visit https://www.vitaliset.com or call Patrick Beckerton at 250-864-4015
http://blog.norml.org/2018/02/17/it-was-a-big-week-for-marijuana-in-america/
IS MARIJUANA THE WORLD’S MOST EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR AUTISM?
BY DEBRA KAMIN ON 2/15/18 AT 8:00 AM
http://www.newsweek.com/2018/02/23/really-good-weed-why-cannabis-may-be-worlds-most-effective-remedy-core-806758.html
The BOOM is gearing up! HMPQ "ROCKET TIME"
(Please Read)
It Was A Big Week For Marijuana In America
by Justin Strekal, NORML Political Director
February 17, 2018
New Legislation: Representative Lou Correa (D-CA) has introduced the Sensible Enforcement Of Cannabis Act which would codify the protections that were outlined in the now-rescinded Cole Memo.
Lawsuit Against Attorney General Jeff Sessions: On February 14th, Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York heard oral arguments on the motion to dismiss Washington, et.al v. Sessions, et.al, a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Schedule I classification of cannabis under the Controlled Substances Act. The federal government argued to have the case dismissed.
HIA Against The DEA: A case brought forward by the Hemp Industries Association against the DEA regarding the classification of CBD had a hearing on Thursday. You can read more about that effort here.
Banking On Mnuchin: Congressman and co-chair of the Congressional Cannabis Caucus Earl Blumenauer pressed Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin on the need for certainty for the banks that are currently providing services for legal, state-regulated marijuana businesses.
Letter To Senate Appropriators: This week, a bipartisan group of 18 Senators signed a letter to the Chairman and Ranking Member of the powerful Appropriations Committee to demand that in the process of directing funding for the Department of Justice, the lawmakers should restrict the DoJ from being able to interfere with lawful state-regulated programs.
New Justice Supporter: This week, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York added her name as a cosponsor to The Marijuana Justice Act, making her the 3rd member of the Senate to be on the bill.
California Boom will enrich shareholders of MJTK Tenfold this Year! MJTK "ROCKET TIME"
Here are the real facts about MJ vs Schedule 1 drugs.
* SCHEDULE 1 (the most dangerous drugs)
Heroin, LSD, Marijuana (cannabis), MDA (ecstasy)
* SCHEDULE 2 (supposedly less dangerous than cannabis)
Cocaine, Methamphetamine, Oxycodone, Fentanyl, Dexedrine.
* SCHEDULE 3 (supposedly less dangerous than cannabis)
Tylenol with codeine, Ketamine, Anabolic steroids, Testosterone.
Now compare the DEA drug schedule with figures directly from the CDC on numbers of deaths per year in the USA:
* Prescription Drugs: 237,485 + 5,000 traffic fatalities
* Tobacco: 480,000
* Alcohol: 88,013 + 16,000 traffic fatalities
* Cocaine: 4,906
* Heroin: 7,200
* Aspirin: 466
* Acetaminophen (Tylenol): 179
* Marijuana: 0, none, not a single fatal toxic overdose and almost no history of traffic problems.
The madness is over, Legalize nationwide!
https://www.theroot.com/jeff-sessions-vs-marijuana-the-federal-court-
Just found this on FB Reiterates my faith in HMPQ "ROCKET TIME"
Vitalis Extraction Technology announces deal with HempAmericana
Posted on February 5, 2018February 5, 2018 by Vitalis
Kelowna Engineering & Manufacturing Company supplying extraction equipment to New York CBD Oil Producer
Kelowna, BC, February 2, 2018 - Kelowna engineering and manufacturing company, Vitalis Extraction Technology, is pleased to announce their working relationship with HempAmericana (OTCPK:HMPQ), a New York-based CBD Oil production company. Vitalis is completing construction and installation of a 200L supercritical CO2 extraction system, delivery scheduled for Q1 2018.
HempAmericana, under the leadership of CEO Salvador Rosillo, had the option to lease but instead chose to purchase the machinery in full, completing payment terms in January 2018. HempAmericana recently made announcements to their shareholders highlighting the procurement of this industrial-scale extraction system.
The 200L R-Series extractor, a system capable of processing more than 200lbs of dry product per day, is one of the largest offerings in the Vitalis fleet. With plans to unveil an even higher volume system in late 2018 combined with the most North American deployments of industrial-scale supercritical CO2 extraction machines, Vitalis has become the market leader.
"We're excited to be working with HempAmericana, and I enjoyed going through the process with Sal and his team," commented Vitalis Director of Sales, Rob Murray. "We're looking forward to a great business relationship."
Vitalis was founded in 2016, engineering, manufacturing and distributing the most sophisticated and highest flowing industrial supercritical CO2 extraction systems in the world.
The point is being made more and more people every day are changing their attitudes towards Med & Rec MJ and more and more officials are pushing for legalization. The Feds also want the tax revenue it brings to the table, win, win situation. MJTK "ROCKET TIME" Very Soon $$$$$$$$$$$
One small step for a little girl, one giant step for MJ/Hemp
"ROCKET TIME"
https://www.leafly.com/news/politics/medical-cannabis-clearly-saves-lives-federal-judge-declares
Another step closer.... (READ) MJTK "Rocket Time"
https://www.leafly.com/news/politics/medical-cannabis-clearly-saves-lives-federal-judge-declares
Excellent Post... HMPQ "Rocket Time"
You really think he's not going to have the license to grow hemp on or before April 1 2018, give me a break. I would not be surprised if he has it already and will see it in the next PR. HMPQ "ROCKET TIME"
They have kept this down long enough, once news hits this will move faster then it did on Jan 2. Holding for "Rocket Time" Solid Co.
Agree sometimes I can barley understand the sentence, have to dissect it like some kind of code. Guys proofread your post before you hit that submit button, it's easy to correct and your post will be more credible. Also like they say Rome wasn't built in a day look to the not so distance future for massive profits. HMPQ "ROCKET TIME"
Everything going on schedule, production will start within the next few weeks. Sal has it all under control and revenue will start rolling in. This spring is going to be huge $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
HMPQ "ROCKET TIME" Be part of it or be chasing.