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We didn't have enough support under .0026. I think it was a sell market order that sent it down. Only 575K were at(And were sold and not enough time for buyers to support the bid,it happened very fast just before the market closed) .0025 and under. And b4 the close 168200 were still on the bid at .0022 then 5000 showed on the bid at .0024
$MWIP Governor Cuomo: No Pay Increase for Legislators Until They Decriminalize Marijuana
•by Erik Altieri, NORML Communications Coordinator
October 23, 2012
While the discussion of marijuana policy may be noticeably absent from the current dialogue in the presidential race, one prominent Democratic Party member is not backing down on his push to reform his state’s marijuana laws.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has redoubled his efforts to decriminalize the possession of marijuana in public view after state legislators failed to act on the measure before the end of this year’s session. Amid discussions of a pay increase for legislators, Governor Cuomo told reporters this morning that, “I would not even consider, even consider a pay raise, unless the people’s business was being done in a thorough, responsible way.”
Included in his definition of “the people’s business” is the decriminalization of marijuana he had championed earlier in the year, along with an increase in New York’s minimum wage.
There have been talks about the legislature reconvening for a special session in the state after election day and before the start of next year’s session in January, but the governor made clear he would not sign off on their desired pay raise without action on these reform efforts.
“I understand they may have an interest in a pay raise. I’m interested in a people’s agenda and that’s what the session would be about,” stated Gov. Cuomo.
It is refreshing to see such a prominent sitting politician stand up for sound marijuana reform. New York’s current failed policy has cost the state around $75 million a year to arrest about 50,000 people for small amounts of marijuana, 85% of whom were people of color. This policy disproportionately targets the most vulnerable in our society and we applaud Governor Cuomo for taking a strong stance on this important issue. We can only hope other elected officials take notice and follow suit.
UPDATE: New York City Council Member for Council District 8, Melissa Mark-Viverito, has released a statement applauding the Governor’s action:
I commend New York Governor Cuomo for urging the State Legislature to adopt what he calls ‘The People’s Agenda,’ which includes an end to unjust small-quantity marijuana arrests, before they consider a potential salary hike for legislators.
I strongly support this principled act of leadership in the face of a hostile Republican State Senate which in the last session blocked legislation to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana in public view. This inaction has led to thousands more unjust stop-and-frisk arrests of young men of color when they are told to empty their pockets during stops. Enforcement of this policy costs the city an estimated $75 million each year.
The new law would make marijuana possession merely a violation, like a traffic ticket, and not a crime that the police can arrest people for committing. Since there are currently over 50,000 annual stop-and-frisk arrests for small-time marijuana possession in NYC, this will dramatically reduce the unjust criminalization of our youth. Earlier this year, the New York City Council passed a resolution in support of this legislation, which I sponsored, and Mayor Bloomberg and Commissioner Kelly have voiced their support of these reforms. The Commissioner even issued a directive to officers intended to slow down the number of marijuana arrests. Still, it is essential to codify this policy change at the State level, and I thank Governor Cuomo for taking this issue so seriously. – Council Member Melissa Mark-Viverito ( source )
Note: This story was featured on The Colbert report last night. You can view the segment here . You can view more press coverage here .
Tags : 2012 , cuomo , decrim , decriminalize , election , Governor , legalize , legislature , marijuana , New York , NORML , ny , nyc , pay raise , reform
Posted in : ACTIVISM , GOVERNMENT , LEGISLATION , SOCIETY
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Target .026 $MWIP Share Structure
Market Value1 $1,554,588 a/o Oct 17, 2012
Shares Outstanding 444,167,878 a/o Aug 17, 2012
Float Not Available
Authorized Shares 500,000,000 a/o May 10, 2010
Par Value 0.01
SECTOR NEWS
a leading hemp industry innovator, applauds the pioneering work that could change decriminalization and implementation of Medical Marijuana and Hemp laws in this country for the first in nearly 20 years.
The past 10 months have proven to be some of the strongest to date for the legalization, decriminalization and implementation of marijuana laws in the United States, along with a few other countries throughout the world. This momentum appears to be shifting in favor of pro-medical marijuana, as the most recent Gallup polls on the issue show that approximately 50% of Americans believe that marijuana should be legalized nationwide for recreational uses, along with an astounding 74% of Americans in favor of legalizing marijuana for medical purposes. With less than three weeks until Election Day, the medical marijuana debate has become even more of a hot topic, igniting talk of significant job creation, medicinal relief and millions of dollars in tax revenues for struggling state economies. Apart from the increased support for the end of marijuana prohibition, the industrial hemp movement has picked up significantly in the United States as well.
On October 16, something truly groundbreaking occurred in this country: medical marijuana patients and advocates convened in the Washington D.C. Circuit Court to present scientific evidence and question the federal government's classification of marijuana as a Schedule 1 dangerous drug with no medical value. According to the Controlled Substances Act of 1970, marijuana has been categorized as "a high potential for abuse", "no accepted medical use in treatment in the United States", and no "accepted level of safety for use under medical supervision." Other drugs classified under Schedule I listing include heroin, PCP, LSD, and MDMA (ecstasy), while cocaine, opium and injected methamphetamine are listed as a Schedule II, which indicates medically beneficial but only under strict regulations.
The patient-based advocacy group out of California, Americans for Safe Access (ASA), led the movement to reverse the classification. For a full recap of the October 16 hearing, visit http://safeaccessnow.org/blog/blog/2012/10/16/appeals-court-hears-case-on-medical-value-of-marijuana/#more-3243.
"It's never obvious how a court will rule, but we believe we have satisfied the requirements for standing to bring such a lawsuit. By pointing to the plight of U.S. Air Force veteran Michael Krawitz, Americans for Safe Access (ASA) was able to show real harm by being denied treatment as a result of his status as a medical marijuana patient. This was one of many harms illustrated by ASA Chief Counsel Joe Elford, who argued before the court in order to establish standing," stated Kris Hermes, representative for Americans for Safe Access (ASA). "Whether and how the court will decide on the merits is also unknown, but we believe we have science on our side. The court could either order the DEA to reschedule marijuana per the ASA lawsuit or call for a hearing on the scientific evidence in order to make a more thorough determination. Both of these outcomes would be beneficial for patients across the country. Yet, a ruling in the case Americans for Safe Access v. Drug Enforcement Administration is not expected any time soon. The court will likely take weeks or months to render a decision, but we await it with hope and conviction."
Currently, there are 17 states as well as Washington, D.C. that have legal medical marijuana laws set in place. Another 16 states will have pending legislation on medical marijuana in 2012. From California passing Prop 215 in 1996 to Connecticut passing its Senate Bill just last week allowing medical marijuana, there has been tremendous headway in the implementation of these laws within each state. Patients with debilitating illnesses are receiving legal protection and many doctors have taken an outspoken stance on recommending medical marijuana as a vital treatment option.
Washington, Colorado and Oregon are spearheading the marijuana legalization front within the U.S., as all three states currently have initiatives that would help see legalization laws implemented by November's elections. In Colorado, Amendment 64 would legalize the use and possession of up to an ounce of marijuana for people over the age of 21 and it will be taxed similarly to tobacco and alcohol. Amendment 64 has gained continued support as 48% of the likely voters support the measure, while 43% oppose it.
In Washington, Initiative 502 would allow the state to regulate marijuana sales. This initiative will begin with the state lawmakers, but if legislators fail to endorse the measure its fate will lie in the hands of voters this November. The measure would remove criminal and civil penalties regarding the possession of up to one ounce of marijuana by adults age 21 or over. It would not affect the already existing state prohibitions regarding the private cultivation of cannabis for non-medical patients. Similar to Colorado, Washington is hoping to enact statewide regulations allowing for the commercial production and sale of marijuana to adults in state licensed stores. This measure does not revise any existing regulations regarding the possession or cultivation of marijuana by qualified patients, who are already permitted under state law to grow up to 15 plants and possess up to 24 ounces of cannabis.
Finally, Measure 80 in Oregon would equally regulate cannabis like Washington and Colorado, while also placing an important emphasis on industrial hemp. Oregon is hoping to regulate both cannabis and industrial hemp, which it is predicting will generate nearly $140 million in tax revenue. Hemp, made from the seeds and stems of the cannabis plant, can be used for food products, clothing, fuel, paper and more. Measure 80 will create thousands of jobs within a severely suffering economy that continues to look for restoration.
It is important to note that although the October 16 reclassification hearing was monumental for all industrial hemp and medical marijuana advocates, the outcome in this ruling will not impact the future corporate strategy of Medical Marijuana, Inc. As a company, Medical Marijuana, Inc. focuses on hemp oil, derived from seed and stalk, with a strong concentration on the cannabinoid, CBD (cannabidiol). As Tuesday's hearing brought the empirical medical evidence about marijuana to light in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, its definitive decision will not change the frame of mind that 17 states, along with Washington D.C., have already determined. That is, medicinal marijuana is medically valuable and the D.E.A. must catch up with the future of alternative medication. In the next three weeks, the states of Washington, Colorado and Oregon may cross another federal barrier that no state has crossed before, by possibly approving the vote for legalized marijuana on a state-wide level.
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$MWIP New Jersey, Rhode Island Medical Cannabis Dispensaries Finally Poised to Open? GO $MWIP!!!
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DC Circuit Orders Supplemental Briefing in Federal Landmark Medical Marijuana Case
October 17th, 2012
Posted by Joe Elford
Just hours after the U.S. Court of Appeal for the D.C. Circuit heard oral arguments in the federal landmark case Americans for Safe Access v. Drug Enforcement Administration , the court ordered supplemental briefing on the issue of “standing.” In a rare move for a case that has been covered by the Associated Press , Reuters , CNN , Bloomberg News , Los Angeles Times , San Francisco Chronicle , Huffington Post , and others, the request for additional briefing indicates that the court is taking the issue of medical marijuana very seriously.
Yesterday’s order asks the petitioners to provide the court with details about how plaintiff Michael Krawitz, a U.S. Air Force veteran, sustained harm as a result of the federal government’s refusal to recognize the therapeutic value of marijuana. During yesterday’s oral arguments, Americans for Safe Access (ASA) Chief Counsel Joe Elford argued that Krawitz had been denied medical services and treatment from Veterans Administration physicians because of his status as a medical marijuana patient.
Specifically, the court ordered ASA to file a brief not to exceed five pages in order to “clarify and amplify the assertions made [by] Michael Krawitz regarding his individual standing,” and “more fully explain precisely the nature of the injury that gives him standing.” The brief is due by Monday.
If ASA can reasonably show that Krawitz has been harmed by a federal policy that holds marijuana has no medical value, the country’s largest medical marijuana advocacy group may also get the court to rule on the merits of the case — whether the scientific evidence of medical efficacy is ample enough to reclassify marijuana from its current status as a Schedule I substance.
We remain hopeful that the science on medical marijuana will prevail over politics in order to overcome the decades-long effort by the federal government to keep marijuana out of the reach of millions of Americans who would benefit from its use.
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10 Responses to “DC Circuit Orders Supplemental Briefing in Federal Landmark Medical Marijuana Case”
Delightful Dabber Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 1:33 pm
Great job guys. I feel this would be a great time to bring up the federal government’s own medical pot program in Mississippi. The law and this federal program contradict. I feel the brief should have at least one sentence devoted to this matter.
Mel mower Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 1:37 pm
SCIENCE OVER POLITICS! BAM
jeanna prell Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 1:42 pm
This seems ominous to me. It seems they are demanding proof that, in their minds cannot be proved, ie a Vet who claims discrimination, but can’t be verified because of the rules. Look out for Catch 22, the Government(Corporate Lawyers) are excellent at this type of deception.
Joe Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 2:59 pm
After the votes that come in on the 7th showing overwhelming support for anything to do with medical marijuana or even full llegalization in most states maybe they will start to understand.
Charles Strout Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 4:08 pm
The DEA argues that medical marijuana is a drug of abuse. But the same is true for tobacco, alcohol, legal pharmaceutical shelved, and non-shelved drugs listed as Schedule 2 so they can be utilized in treatment by physicians as required. The DEA’s concern to override the legitimate need of millions of suffering patients for relief of their medical symptoms that marijuana can provide, described throughly in their own US Fed Gov’t Patent #6630507 is completelly specious, and without any validation of evidence. Millions of suffering medical patients are legally effectively benefiting therapeutically utilizing medical marijuana as their medicine. It appears the arguments of the DEA would rather prescribe a jail cell, and refer to those suffering patients as criminals, and prisoners instead, benefiting absoutely nobody, except the profiteers of the power structure, and the Big-Pharmaceutical Companies.
claygooding Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 4:23 pm
Wouldn’t the 3000 year old Chinese medical scrolls give historical proof of medical applications and couldn’t the plaintiff use Judge Young’s ruling as a useful tool for proof of the DEA’s arbitrary refusal to re-schedule marijuana since 1988?
ron Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 4:25 pm
How about the US Government patent on Cannabinoids? I would think this can be use in this case.
Cannabinoids have been found to have antioxidant properties, unrelated to NMDA receptor antagonism. This new found property makes cannabinoids useful in the treatment and prophylaxis of wide variety of oxidation associated diseases, such as ischemic, age-related, inflammatory and autoimmune diseases. The cannabinoids are found to have particular application as neuroprotectants, for example in limiting neurological damage following ischemic insults, such as stroke and trauma, or in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and HIV dementia. Nonpsychoactive cannabinoids, such as cannabidoil, are particularly advantageous to use because they avoid toxicity that is encountered with psychoactive cannabinoids at high doses useful in the method of the present invention. A particular disclosed class of cannabinoids useful as neuroprotective antioxidants.
Correct Me If I'm Wrong Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 5:43 pm
I’m re-posting this from an earlier story…glad to hear that this may actually be getting fair consideration. I just want to make sure I understand exactly what this means…I can be rather dense sometimes " /> This case is an “appeal” to have the courts force the DEA to take another look at their classifying MMJ in Schedule I, right? Does this mean that the DEA can simply find another way (i.e. word differently) yet another rejection? What exactly can these 3 judges do, in terms of actual, measurable change? It concerned me a bit when one of the judges asked whether or not THEY needed to listen to the “agency”…citing the fact that they were scientists and the judges were not. Help me out here. Where can a favorable ruling actually go??
Rick Steeb Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 6:42 pm
In order to have “standing” we must describe the nature of our injury– How about starting with the constant low-grade terror that comes with the knowledge that the feds can legally come and take us away? How about the atrocities perpetrated against our providers? The black market prices of our medicine? The denial of “Equal Protection” with Elvy and Irvin?
I have to commit a “federal crime” to maintain my intraoccular pressures at safe levels, even with my use of two prescription eye drops. That adds insult to injury. That is utterly unacceptable.
claygooding Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 8:28 pm
Rick,please add the terror of being locked up in a jail,where medical treatment is non-existent for inmates.
Example:
Wash. inmate with dairy allergy dies after eating oatmeal
http://www.katu.com/news/local/174446621.html
DC Circuit Orders Supplemental Briefing in Federal Landmark Medical Marijuana Case
October 17th, 2012
Posted by Joe Elford
Just hours after the U.S. Court of Appeal for the D.C. Circuit heard oral arguments in the federal landmark case Americans for Safe Access v. Drug Enforcement Administration , the court ordered supplemental briefing on the issue of “standing.” In a rare move for a case that has been covered by the Associated Press , Reuters , CNN , Bloomberg News , Los Angeles Times , San Francisco Chronicle , Huffington Post , and others, the request for additional briefing indicates that the court is taking the issue of medical marijuana very seriously.
Yesterday’s order asks the petitioners to provide the court with details about how plaintiff Michael Krawitz, a U.S. Air Force veteran, sustained harm as a result of the federal government’s refusal to recognize the therapeutic value of marijuana. During yesterday’s oral arguments, Americans for Safe Access (ASA) Chief Counsel Joe Elford argued that Krawitz had been denied medical services and treatment from Veterans Administration physicians because of his status as a medical marijuana patient.
Specifically, the court ordered ASA to file a brief not to exceed five pages in order to “clarify and amplify the assertions made [by] Michael Krawitz regarding his individual standing,” and “more fully explain precisely the nature of the injury that gives him standing.” The brief is due by Monday.
If ASA can reasonably show that Krawitz has been harmed by a federal policy that holds marijuana has no medical value, the country’s largest medical marijuana advocacy group may also get the court to rule on the merits of the case — whether the scientific evidence of medical efficacy is ample enough to reclassify marijuana from its current status as a Schedule I substance.
We remain hopeful that the science on medical marijuana will prevail over politics in order to overcome the decades-long effort by the federal government to keep marijuana out of the reach of millions of Americans who would benefit from its use.
ShareThis
This entry was posted on Wednesday, October 17th, 2012 at 1:03 pm and is filed under Americans for Safe Access (ASA) , D.C. , DEA , FDA/HHS , Federal , Legal , Medical Cannabis , Rescheduling , Research . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site.
10 Responses to “DC Circuit Orders Supplemental Briefing in Federal Landmark Medical Marijuana Case”
Delightful Dabber Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 1:33 pm
Great job guys. I feel this would be a great time to bring up the federal government’s own medical pot program in Mississippi. The law and this federal program contradict. I feel the brief should have at least one sentence devoted to this matter.
Mel mower Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 1:37 pm
SCIENCE OVER POLITICS! BAM
jeanna prell Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 1:42 pm
This seems ominous to me. It seems they are demanding proof that, in their minds cannot be proved, ie a Vet who claims discrimination, but can’t be verified because of the rules. Look out for Catch 22, the Government(Corporate Lawyers) are excellent at this type of deception.
Joe Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 2:59 pm
After the votes that come in on the 7th showing overwhelming support for anything to do with medical marijuana or even full llegalization in most states maybe they will start to understand.
Charles Strout Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 4:08 pm
The DEA argues that medical marijuana is a drug of abuse. But the same is true for tobacco, alcohol, legal pharmaceutical shelved, and non-shelved drugs listed as Schedule 2 so they can be utilized in treatment by physicians as required. The DEA’s concern to override the legitimate need of millions of suffering patients for relief of their medical symptoms that marijuana can provide, described throughly in their own US Fed Gov’t Patent #6630507 is completelly specious, and without any validation of evidence. Millions of suffering medical patients are legally effectively benefiting therapeutically utilizing medical marijuana as their medicine. It appears the arguments of the DEA would rather prescribe a jail cell, and refer to those suffering patients as criminals, and prisoners instead, benefiting absoutely nobody, except the profiteers of the power structure, and the Big-Pharmaceutical Companies.
claygooding Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 4:23 pm
Wouldn’t the 3000 year old Chinese medical scrolls give historical proof of medical applications and couldn’t the plaintiff use Judge Young’s ruling as a useful tool for proof of the DEA’s arbitrary refusal to re-schedule marijuana since 1988?
ron Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 4:25 pm
How about the US Government patent on Cannabinoids? I would think this can be use in this case.
Cannabinoids have been found to have antioxidant properties, unrelated to NMDA receptor antagonism. This new found property makes cannabinoids useful in the treatment and prophylaxis of wide variety of oxidation associated diseases, such as ischemic, age-related, inflammatory and autoimmune diseases. The cannabinoids are found to have particular application as neuroprotectants, for example in limiting neurological damage following ischemic insults, such as stroke and trauma, or in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and HIV dementia. Nonpsychoactive cannabinoids, such as cannabidoil, are particularly advantageous to use because they avoid toxicity that is encountered with psychoactive cannabinoids at high doses useful in the method of the present invention. A particular disclosed class of cannabinoids useful as neuroprotective antioxidants.
Correct Me If I'm Wrong Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 5:43 pm
I’m re-posting this from an earlier story…glad to hear that this may actually be getting fair consideration. I just want to make sure I understand exactly what this means…I can be rather dense sometimes " /> This case is an “appeal” to have the courts force the DEA to take another look at their classifying MMJ in Schedule I, right? Does this mean that the DEA can simply find another way (i.e. word differently) yet another rejection? What exactly can these 3 judges do, in terms of actual, measurable change? It concerned me a bit when one of the judges asked whether or not THEY needed to listen to the “agency”…citing the fact that they were scientists and the judges were not. Help me out here. Where can a favorable ruling actually go??
Rick Steeb Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 6:42 pm
In order to have “standing” we must describe the nature of our injury– How about starting with the constant low-grade terror that comes with the knowledge that the feds can legally come and take us away? How about the atrocities perpetrated against our providers? The black market prices of our medicine? The denial of “Equal Protection” with Elvy and Irvin?
I have to commit a “federal crime” to maintain my intraoccular pressures at safe levels, even with my use of two prescription eye drops. That adds insult to injury. That is utterly unacceptable.
claygooding Says:
October 17th, 2012 at 8:28 pm
Rick,please add the terror of being locked up in a jail,where medical treatment is non-existent for inmates.
Example:
Wash. inmate with dairy allergy dies after eating oatmeal
http://www.katu.com/news/local/174446621.html
Good to hear that. Go RFMK!!!
$RFMK "Two weeks before the election is when all the action starts. We have medical marijuana on the ballot in Arkansas, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, and Ohio. You have industrial hemp on the ballot in Colorado, New Hampshire, New Jersey and New Mexico. Then they're trying to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in Colorado, Washington and Oregon. The activist organizations (Marijuana Policy Project, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, Americans for Safe Access, NORML and many other groups) that run the campaigning for legalization have a very particular strategy. Predictable, none-the-less. They wait until 2 weeks before the election and then start a massive media campaign... an all-out blitz to educate people so they can vote yes. This doesn't allow the opposition time to respond with their negative and false propaganda. The opposition can be the prison guard union that can lose 800,000 prisoners a year who are incarcerated for marijuana. Consequently, the massive media campaigning makes people outside our industry aware of this huge industry that's growing phenomenally. Now you have everyone looking for investment opportunities in an industry that's soaring."GO RFMK!!!
$RFMK"Everybody wants in on 'the next big thing.' Think of it as another dot.com explosion," says Perlowin.
He adds, "The smart investor will start accumulating now before that explosion begins." Perlowin's investment strategy seems to be already paying off. The two million shares he bought of Grow Life, Inc. the first ten days in October increased 39.9% on October 11, 2012 and then 29.9% on October 12, 2012. (These spikes are around the same time the pre-election spike started two years ago when Prop 19 in California was on the ballot). That's almost $20,000 profit in a matter of days. Perlowin's investment strategy also netted him over $6,500 with Rapid Fire Marketing, Inc. as their stock climbed 10% in one day (October 12, 2012). Analysts agree with Perlowin that it's just the beginning of this particular company's pre-election spike.
Overall, Perlowin and industry analysts alike are betting the growth spurt will start between October 16 and October 23, 2012 and keep rising... especially if legislation passes.
Forging a path in the industrial hemp industry, while educating consumers on the many uses of industrial hemp... Go $RFMK!!!
CNN News Legal Video: Americans For Safe Access Marijuana Case Against DEA; Includes Steph Sherer Interview
Posted on October 16, 2012 by Jimmy Boyd
http://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/bestoftv/2012/10/16/exp-early-sherer-marijuana-court.cnn#/video/bestoftv/2012/10/16/exp-early-sherer-marijuana-court.cnn
$MWIP "Two weeks before the election is when all the action starts. We have medical marijuana on the ballot in Arkansas, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, and Ohio. You have industrial hemp on the ballot in Colorado, New Hampshire, New Jersey and New Mexico. Then they're trying to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in Colorado, Washington and Oregon. The activist organizations (Marijuana Policy Project, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, Americans for Safe Access, NORML and many other groups) that run the campaigning for legalization have a very particular strategy. Predictable, none-the-less. They wait until 2 weeks before the election and then start a massive media campaign... an all-out blitz to educate people so they can vote yes. This doesn't allow the opposition time to respond with their negative and false propaganda. The opposition can be the prison guard union that can lose 800,000 prisoners a year who are incarcerated for marijuana. Consequently, the massive media campaigning makes people outside our industry aware of this huge industry that's growing phenomenally. Now you have everyone looking for investment opportunities in an industry that's soaring."GO MWIP!!!
$RFMK "Two weeks before the election is when all the action starts. We have medical marijuana on the ballot in Arkansas, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, and Ohio. You have industrial hemp on the ballot in Colorado, New Hampshire, New Jersey and New Mexico. Then they're trying to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in Colorado, Washington and Oregon. The activist organizations (Marijuana Policy Project, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, Americans for Safe Access, NORML and many other groups) that run the campaigning for legalization have a very particular strategy. Predictable, none-the-less. They wait until 2 weeks before the election and then start a massive media campaign... an all-out blitz to educate people so they can vote yes. This doesn't allow the opposition time to respond with their negative and false propaganda. The opposition can be the prison guard union that can lose 800,000 prisoners a year who are incarcerated for marijuana. Consequently, the massive media campaigning makes people outside our industry aware of this huge industry that's growing phenomenally. Now you have everyone looking for investment opportunities in an industry that's soaring."GO RFMK!!!