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$FRLF Freedom Leaf Inc. Volume: 351,084 -Thu 9/27/2018, 4:51 PM
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$FRLF #FRLF "Freedom Leaf Receives Investment From Merida Capital Partners for Acceleration of CBD Sales Channels and European Expansion"
$FRLF #FRLF "Freedom Leaf Receives Investment From Merida Capital Partners for Acceleration of CBD Sales Channels and European Expansion"
$LWLG Lightwave has been hitting the Most Read board in the last hour frame last few days.. maybe we're on some Secret Santa's reading lists ?
..as mentioned earlier.. it's good that we're being named together with Industry Giants in Tech blogs, sites.. etc
"How to Get Your Prayers Answered" from Roger Sapp:
There are many good Christians who pray daily with diligence and with discipline but seem to struggle to get their prayers answered by the Father. On the other hand, there are a few ordinary Christians who pray much less but seem to receive many more answers from the Lord. Many of these ordinary Christians often receive from the Lord without asking specifically for anything. Jesus Christ describes the situation of those praying a great deal without answers by saying:
And when you are praying, do not use meaningless repetition, as the Gentiles do, for they suppose that they will be heard for their many words. Therefore do not be like them; for your Father knows what you need, before you ask Him. (Matthew 6:7-8)
Here Christ teaches His disciples that simply repeating yourself many times in prayer will not produce answers. Praying more does not get an answer. More hours spent in prayer does not get the Father to hear or answer a single prayer. Christ tells us that the Father already knows what we need. In other words, we need not think that the Father is not hearing or aware of our needs or prayers about our needs. He hears the first time we pray.
So what is the problem? Why do some get many answers with few prayers and others experience just the opposite? In one word the problem could be called “qualification.” Some properly qualify themselves to receive answers from the Father. Others, probably the majority of Christians, improperly qualify themselves and receive very little.
Obviously praying more does not qualify you to receive answers from the Lord according to what Christ says above. Some probably at this point would suggest that obedience to the Lord qualifies us to receive answered prayers from the Father. However, we must reply that those who think this probably get few answers to prayer also. It will become clearer as we go on in this article why obedience does not qualify us for answered prayer.
We could create a long list of things that do not qualify us but perhaps a few things will suffice to make the point. Here are some things that many Christians rely on but do not qualify us for answered prayer:
Church membership and attendance does not qualify us.
Having good human relationships with Christian leaders and other Christians does not qualify us.
Reading, studying, meditating, memorizing and confessing the Scriptures and the promises of the Father does not qualify us.
Standing in faith on the promises of God does not qualify us.
Sharing our faith with others – witnessing - does not qualify us.
Giving, in itself, does not qualify us to receive financial blessings from the Father or anything else.
Working hard in the Church does not qualify us to receive from the Father.
The Father’s plan for our future expressed in personal promises and prophetic utterances does not qualify us to receive a single answer from the Father.
Having children to raise for the Lord does not qualify us to receive healing, financial blessings or anything else.
There is nothing wrong with any of these things in themselves. In fact, they are all good things to do. These things are just not what the Father requires from us to answer our prayers for healing or anything else.
A few years back, I began to receive a periodic email from a woman who was encouraging prayer. In each email, this woman was teaching about prayer. However, it struck me that she didn’t seem to know why the Father answers our prayers. How did I know this? It was because of how she used Jesus Christ in her teaching on prayer. She only used Christ as an example of someone who prayed. I once sent her an email to ask if she thought that there was a relationship between the Christ’s sacrifice at the cross, His resurrection and answered prayer. She did not respond to my email.
The bottom line in her teaching is that she was encouraging people to pray more often and longer. She seemed to think that this would produce answers. Apparently, it did not occur to her that she was presenting the Father as a person who needed to be convinced to answer our prayers. This is a very common unbelieving idea. You will hear it expressed often by those who get very few prayers answered. Sometimes it is expressed like this:
"We had 500 people on an email prayer list praying for that healing and the person died. Therefore, it must have not been the Father’s will to heal them."
The false idea presented here is that if we can get more people to pray more, then the Father will be convinced to answer our prayer. Ideas like these have a great deal of unbelief in them. People with these unbelieving ideas seldom get an answer from the Father. We need to remind ourselves that healing is God’s idea from the beginning. We did not invent healing. Healing was never our idea. We don’t need to convince Him to do that which He has always done.
He wants us to believe in what Christ has done by dying at the cross for our healing. He wants us to believe that He is already convinced. He wants us to receive by faith what Christ has done for us rather than expressing unbelief by begging Him repeatedly for that which He has already provided in His Son, Jesus Christ.
These people are trying to qualify for an answer by a greater volume of prayer as if there was some sort of quota of prayer that must be reached to convince an unwilling God. Thankfully, the Father has revealed Himself as more than willing to answer our prayers. Therefore, we need to see clearly that when someone begs God in prayer or thinks that they must convince God by hours of prayer that this is an expression of unbelief. Christ told us that God knows our needs.
We do not qualify for an answer from the Father by anything that we can do including prayer, fasting, Bible study, church attendance, submission or any other spiritually oriented activity. We simply cannot qualify for answered prayer because of spiritual works of any type no matter how good they are. We cannot qualify because we are obedient, Christ-like in character or living in a sacrificial way for others. We cannot qualify because we have children to raise for Christ or a ministry to fulfill. We cannot qualify because we have clarity about the will of the Father for our future.
None of these things about ourselves will qualify us for an answer from the Father. Qualifying for receiving answers from the Father does not come because of anything that we can do or anything that we can be. It is not about us at all except that we are greatly loved. It is all about Jesus. Let me state that again. Answered prayer does not come because of anything that we do or we can be. It comes because of what Jesus has done.
There are two things that we must be clear on to receive consistent and reliable answers from the Father. First of all, we must know what the will of the Father is for ourselves and others. We cannot qualify ourselves for receiving answers if we do not know what the will of the Father is concerning those matters. Praying “if it be Thy will” cannot receive an answer from the Father. We must know the will of the Father before we pray. It is impossible to pray in faith without knowing beforehand the will of God.
It is rather easy to determine the will of the Father if we are looking in the right place. We must look to Jesus in the Gospels to obtain clarity about the will of the Father. We qualify because Jesus shows us what the Father will do for us. The will of the Father is perfectly expressed in Jesus Christ. The Father is like the Son in all matters concerning His will. Jesus heals all who come to Him in the multitudes. This expressed the perfect will of the Father concerning healing.
Jesus, on several occasions, demonstrates the Father’s willingness to do financial miracles such as the Feeding of the 5,000 and the 4,000. Jesus demonstrates the Father’s willingness to be involved in matters of provision by a supernatural miracle of turning water into wine. On another occasion, Jesus produces tax money for Himself and Peter through a supernatural event.
The disciples knew the will of the Father because Christ had demonstrated it to them repeatedly. When they prayed, they qualified themselves for an answer because they knew it to be the will of the Father. This is, of course, very different than how many Christians seek to discover the will of God today. They are looking for a divine sign or a specific feeling to determine the will of God.
They don’t have answered prayers like the disciples experienced because they don’t know the will of God in the same way that the disciples knew it through the ministry of Christ. They are trying to discern the will of God in a way that the disciples would have never considered doing. As a result the majority of Christians today are still uncertain about the will of God and therefore unable to pray in faith. We must learn the will of the Father through the Son.
However, knowing the Father’s will is not enough to get an answered prayer. We can know what the will of the Father is in matters and still not get an answer because we might be trying to qualify ourselves by our own righteousness. We cannot qualify for answers from God by wonderful spiritual works and good character.
We might be trying to fulfill conditions to receive an answer. We may be trying to “cross every t and dot every i” in our attempt to get an answer. This is a wrong focus and this will not produce an answer from the Father. This focus is upon us rather than upon Jesus. This particular focus can be best described as “legalism.” It is the attempt to make ourselves righteous so that the Father will answer. This focus on ourselves is also called self-righteousness.
Self-righteousness is a serious problem with Christians. Most Christians are familiar with the positive side of self-righteousness. The positive side would be described as feeling good about yourself as a result of your positive evaluation of your obedience, behavior, works and attitudes. Many would understand that spiritual pride and arrogance are related to self-righteousness.
Many Christians have not thought about the negative side of self-righteousness. This could be described as feeling bad about yourself because of your negative evaluation of your disobedience, poor behavior, sinful activities and less than Christ-like attitudes. This focus on your sinfulness is also self-righteousness.
Both attitudes, positive or negative, are the wrong focus. It is important in getting your prayers answered that you do not maintain either a negative or positive focus on your own righteousness. Therefore, an important principle of answered prayer could be stated at this point:
The Father is not giving answers to those who are obedient, righteous and Christ-like because of their righteousness. The Father is not withholding answers from those who are disobedient, unrighteous and not Christ-like because of their unrighteousness. Answered prayer has nothing to do with our righteousness or our unrighteousness.
How do we know that this is true? We know this by observation of Jesus Christ in the Gospels. He heals the righteous and the unrighteous. He does not draw any distinctions between the good and the bad in the multitudes. He heals them all.
Then, how do we qualify for answered prayer? As we have already stated, first of all, we must know what the will of the Father is in the matter that we are praying about. We must see ourselves coming to Jesus in the same way with the same response from Him as the multitudes. Otherwise, we cannot not pray in faith and genuinely expect an answer. I also know that this is true because of seeing Jesus Christ heal many unrighteous persons over the past decade in my ministry. Unrighteous people who receive an answer from the Father are often transformed in positive ways by the answer.
Secondly, we must qualify ourselves on the basis of what Christ has done for us at the cross. When Christ declared at the cross It is finished… from the Father’s perspective, the work was done for all humanity. There is nothing that we can add by our own righteousness. There is nothing that is taken away by our unrighteousness. We simply look to Christ’s righteousness to receive from the Father. The righteous and the unrighteous both can come boldly to the throne of grace to receive mercy and help in time of need. We receive blessings from the Father because of what Christ has done. We receive nothing because of what we have done.
Father is drawing no distinctions between the righteous and the unrighteous concerning answering their prayers. We can all receive because of what Christ has done. We do not receive because of what we have done or what we are doing. Our human righteousness does not qualify us for an answer from the Father. Likewise, our sinful human unrighteousness does not disqualify us for an answer from the Father. Thankfully, the Father is not measuring our righteousness to determine whether or not to answer our prayers.
Receiving from the Father is all about Jesus and not about our righteousness at all. The Father answers our prayers because of what Jesus has done. Therefore, we can get amazing answers from the Lord when we are having a hard time with how we feel about ourselves and others by asking on the right basis.
We can get off the roller coaster of our own righteousness and stand firm on the never changing Rock of Jesus Christ. We can experience ongoing answers and stability in our walk with the Lord by looking to Christ alone and never ourselves. We can qualify for all times and all situations for answered prayer by faith in Christ. When we add persistence in prayer to knowing the will of the Father and qualifying ourselves because of what Jesus has done, difficult situations and difficult people will yield to the power of the Holy Spirit.
Getting answers from the Father is not difficult when we pray on the right basis. We must put aside our righteousness and our unrighteousness and come to Jesus expecting Him to receive us as He did the mixed multitudes. Father will help us with all matters of unrighteousness if we come to Him. Forgiveness and transformation are available by coming to Christ. We come knowing that Father wants to help us because we are greatly loved and because of what Christ has done at the cross because of that love.
In closing, I recommend a simple but profound prayer and confession that many have used that receive answers from the Father.
“This (healing, changed family matter, financial blessing, etc.) belongs to me because of what Jesus has done.”
This prayer and confession does not express unbelief. It does not lean on self-righteousness. It focuses us back on the fact that Father answers prayers because of what Jesus Christ has done for us. In healing meetings, I have personally observed tens of thousands of people receive healing when they made this confession believing in the Good News that the work of healing is already done for them at the cross.
We pray "in Jesus' name" because of what He has done for us. This is not a magic formula where we simply tack on that phrase at the end of our prayer. Praying "in Jesus' name" means that we do not pray in our own name presenting our righteousness if we desire an answer.
Let us rely totally on Christ and what He has done for us. Let us quit focusing on ourselves. Let Him be the solid rock that you are standing on as you pray today.
On Christ the solid rock we stand, all other ground - including the best that we can do and be - is shifting sand.
"How to Get Your Prayers Answered" from Roger Sapp:
There are many good Christians who pray daily with diligence and with discipline but seem to struggle to get their prayers answered by the Father. On the other hand, there are a few ordinary Christians who pray much less but seem to receive many more answers from the Lord. Many of these ordinary Christians often receive from the Lord without asking specifically for anything. Jesus Christ describes the situation of those praying a great deal without answers by saying:
And when you are praying, do not use meaningless repetition, as the Gentiles do, for they suppose that they will be heard for their many words. Therefore do not be like them; for your Father knows what you need, before you ask Him. (Matthew 6:7-8)
Here Christ teaches His disciples that simply repeating yourself many times in prayer will not produce answers. Praying more does not get an answer. More hours spent in prayer does not get the Father to hear or answer a single prayer. Christ tells us that the Father already knows what we need. In other words, we need not think that the Father is not hearing or aware of our needs or prayers about our needs. He hears the first time we pray.
So what is the problem? Why do some get many answers with few prayers and others experience just the opposite? In one word the problem could be called “qualification.” Some properly qualify themselves to receive answers from the Father. Others, probably the majority of Christians, improperly qualify themselves and receive very little.
Obviously praying more does not qualify you to receive answers from the Lord according to what Christ says above. Some probably at this point would suggest that obedience to the Lord qualifies us to receive answered prayers from the Father. However, we must reply that those who think this probably get few answers to prayer also. It will become clearer as we go on in this article why obedience does not qualify us for answered prayer.
We could create a long list of things that do not qualify us but perhaps a few things will suffice to make the point. Here are some things that many Christians rely on but do not qualify us for answered prayer:
Church membership and attendance does not qualify us.
Having good human relationships with Christian leaders and other Christians does not qualify us.
Reading, studying, meditating, memorizing and confessing the Scriptures and the promises of the Father does not qualify us.
Standing in faith on the promises of God does not qualify us.
Sharing our faith with others – witnessing - does not qualify us.
Giving, in itself, does not qualify us to receive financial blessings from the Father or anything else.
Working hard in the Church does not qualify us to receive from the Father.
The Father’s plan for our future expressed in personal promises and prophetic utterances does not qualify us to receive a single answer from the Father.
Having children to raise for the Lord does not qualify us to receive healing, financial blessings or anything else.
There is nothing wrong with any of these things in themselves. In fact, they are all good things to do. These things are just not what the Father requires from us to answer our prayers for healing or anything else.
A few years back, I began to receive a periodic email from a woman who was encouraging prayer. In each email, this woman was teaching about prayer. However, it struck me that she didn’t seem to know why the Father answers our prayers. How did I know this? It was because of how she used Jesus Christ in her teaching on prayer. She only used Christ as an example of someone who prayed. I once sent her an email to ask if she thought that there was a relationship between the Christ’s sacrifice at the cross, His resurrection and answered prayer. She did not respond to my email.
The bottom line in her teaching is that she was encouraging people to pray more often and longer. She seemed to think that this would produce answers. Apparently, it did not occur to her that she was presenting the Father as a person who needed to be convinced to answer our prayers. This is a very common unbelieving idea. You will hear it expressed often by those who get very few prayers answered. Sometimes it is expressed like this:
"We had 500 people on an email prayer list praying for that healing and the person died. Therefore, it must have not been the Father’s will to heal them."
The false idea presented here is that if we can get more people to pray more, then the Father will be convinced to answer our prayer. Ideas like these have a great deal of unbelief in them. People with these unbelieving ideas seldom get an answer from the Father. We need to remind ourselves that healing is God’s idea from the beginning. We did not invent healing. Healing was never our idea. We don’t need to convince Him to do that which He has always done.
He wants us to believe in what Christ has done by dying at the cross for our healing. He wants us to believe that He is already convinced. He wants us to receive by faith what Christ has done for us rather than expressing unbelief by begging Him repeatedly for that which He has already provided in His Son, Jesus Christ.
These people are trying to qualify for an answer by a greater volume of prayer as if there was some sort of quota of prayer that must be reached to convince an unwilling God. Thankfully, the Father has revealed Himself as more than willing to answer our prayers. Therefore, we need to see clearly that when someone begs God in prayer or thinks that they must convince God by hours of prayer that this is an expression of unbelief. Christ told us that God knows our needs.
We do not qualify for an answer from the Father by anything that we can do including prayer, fasting, Bible study, church attendance, submission or any other spiritually oriented activity. We simply cannot qualify for answered prayer because of spiritual works of any type no matter how good they are. We cannot qualify because we are obedient, Christ-like in character or living in a sacrificial way for others. We cannot qualify because we have children to raise for Christ or a ministry to fulfill. We cannot qualify because we have clarity about the will of the Father for our future.
None of these things about ourselves will qualify us for an answer from the Father. Qualifying for receiving answers from the Father does not come because of anything that we can do or anything that we can be. It is not about us at all except that we are greatly loved. It is all about Jesus. Let me state that again. Answered prayer does not come because of anything that we do or we can be. It comes because of what Jesus has done.
There are two things that we must be clear on to receive consistent and reliable answers from the Father. First of all, we must know what the will of the Father is for ourselves and others. We cannot qualify ourselves for receiving answers if we do not know what the will of the Father is concerning those matters. Praying “if it be Thy will” cannot receive an answer from the Father. We must know the will of the Father before we pray. It is impossible to pray in faith without knowing beforehand the will of God.
It is rather easy to determine the will of the Father if we are looking in the right place. We must look to Jesus in the Gospels to obtain clarity about the will of the Father. We qualify because Jesus shows us what the Father will do for us. The will of the Father is perfectly expressed in Jesus Christ. The Father is like the Son in all matters concerning His will. Jesus heals all who come to Him in the multitudes. This expressed the perfect will of the Father concerning healing.
Jesus, on several occasions, demonstrates the Father’s willingness to do financial miracles such as the Feeding of the 5,000 and the 4,000. Jesus demonstrates the Father’s willingness to be involved in matters of provision by a supernatural miracle of turning water into wine. On another occasion, Jesus produces tax money for Himself and Peter through a supernatural event.
The disciples knew the will of the Father because Christ had demonstrated it to them repeatedly. When they prayed, they qualified themselves for an answer because they knew it to be the will of the Father. This is, of course, very different than how many Christians seek to discover the will of God today. They are looking for a divine sign or a specific feeling to determine the will of God.
They don’t have answered prayers like the disciples experienced because they don’t know the will of God in the same way that the disciples knew it through the ministry of Christ. They are trying to discern the will of God in a way that the disciples would have never considered doing. As a result the majority of Christians today are still uncertain about the will of God and therefore unable to pray in faith. We must learn the will of the Father through the Son.
However, knowing the Father’s will is not enough to get an answered prayer. We can know what the will of the Father is in matters and still not get an answer because we might be trying to qualify ourselves by our own righteousness. We cannot qualify for answers from God by wonderful spiritual works and good character.
We might be trying to fulfill conditions to receive an answer. We may be trying to “cross every t and dot every i” in our attempt to get an answer. This is a wrong focus and this will not produce an answer from the Father. This focus is upon us rather than upon Jesus. This particular focus can be best described as “legalism.” It is the attempt to make ourselves righteous so that the Father will answer. This focus on ourselves is also called self-righteousness.
Self-righteousness is a serious problem with Christians. Most Christians are familiar with the positive side of self-righteousness. The positive side would be described as feeling good about yourself as a result of your positive evaluation of your obedience, behavior, works and attitudes. Many would understand that spiritual pride and arrogance are related to self-righteousness.
Many Christians have not thought about the negative side of self-righteousness. This could be described as feeling bad about yourself because of your negative evaluation of your disobedience, poor behavior, sinful activities and less than Christ-like attitudes. This focus on your sinfulness is also self-righteousness.
Both attitudes, positive or negative, are the wrong focus. It is important in getting your prayers answered that you do not maintain either a negative or positive focus on your own righteousness. Therefore, an important principle of answered prayer could be stated at this point:
The Father is not giving answers to those who are obedient, righteous and Christ-like because of their righteousness. The Father is not withholding answers from those who are disobedient, unrighteous and not Christ-like because of their unrighteousness. Answered prayer has nothing to do with our righteousness or our unrighteousness.
How do we know that this is true? We know this by observation of Jesus Christ in the Gospels. He heals the righteous and the unrighteous. He does not draw any distinctions between the good and the bad in the multitudes. He heals them all.
Then, how do we qualify for answered prayer? As we have already stated, first of all, we must know what the will of the Father is in the matter that we are praying about. We must see ourselves coming to Jesus in the same way with the same response from Him as the multitudes. Otherwise, we cannot not pray in faith and genuinely expect an answer. I also know that this is true because of seeing Jesus Christ heal many unrighteous persons over the past decade in my ministry. Unrighteous people who receive an answer from the Father are often transformed in positive ways by the answer.
Secondly, we must qualify ourselves on the basis of what Christ has done for us at the cross. When Christ declared at the cross It is finished… from the Father’s perspective, the work was done for all humanity. There is nothing that we can add by our own righteousness. There is nothing that is taken away by our unrighteousness. We simply look to Christ’s righteousness to receive from the Father. The righteous and the unrighteous both can come boldly to the throne of grace to receive mercy and help in time of need. We receive blessings from the Father because of what Christ has done. We receive nothing because of what we have done.
Father is drawing no distinctions between the righteous and the unrighteous concerning answering their prayers. We can all receive because of what Christ has done. We do not receive because of what we have done or what we are doing. Our human righteousness does not qualify us for an answer from the Father. Likewise, our sinful human unrighteousness does not disqualify us for an answer from the Father. Thankfully, the Father is not measuring our righteousness to determine whether or not to answer our prayers.
Receiving from the Father is all about Jesus and not about our righteousness at all. The Father answers our prayers because of what Jesus has done. Therefore, we can get amazing answers from the Lord when we are having a hard time with how we feel about ourselves and others by asking on the right basis.
We can get off the roller coaster of our own righteousness and stand firm on the never changing Rock of Jesus Christ. We can experience ongoing answers and stability in our walk with the Lord by looking to Christ alone and never ourselves. We can qualify for all times and all situations for answered prayer by faith in Christ. When we add persistence in prayer to knowing the will of the Father and qualifying ourselves because of what Jesus has done, difficult situations and difficult people will yield to the power of the Holy Spirit.
Getting answers from the Father is not difficult when we pray on the right basis. We must put aside our righteousness and our unrighteousness and come to Jesus expecting Him to receive us as He did the mixed multitudes. Father will help us with all matters of unrighteousness if we come to Him. Forgiveness and transformation are available by coming to Christ. We come knowing that Father wants to help us because we are greatly loved and because of what Christ has done at the cross because of that love.
In closing, I recommend a simple but profound prayer and confession that many have used that receive answers from the Father.
“This (healing, changed family matter, financial blessing, etc.) belongs to me because of what Jesus has done.”
This prayer and confession does not express unbelief. It does not lean on self-righteousness. It focuses us back on the fact that Father answers prayers because of what Jesus Christ has done for us. In healing meetings, I have personally observed tens of thousands of people receive healing when they made this confession believing in the Good News that the work of healing is already done for them at the cross.
We pray "in Jesus' name" because of what He has done for us. This is not a magic formula where we simply tack on that phrase at the end of our prayer. Praying "in Jesus' name" means that we do not pray in our own name presenting our righteousness if we desire an answer.
Let us rely totally on Christ and what He has done for us. Let us quit focusing on ourselves. Let Him be the solid rock that you are standing on as you pray today.
On Christ the solid rock we stand, all other ground - including the best that we can do and be - is shifting sand.
re: pm, whole new world.. i'm in wait 'n see.. ?
Jerry Brown signs Scott Wilk’s hemp bill into law https://signalscv.com/2018/10/jerry-brown-signs-scott-wilks-hemp-bill-into-law/ via @SCVSignal
Jerry Brown signs Scott Wilk’s hemp bill into law https://signalscv.com/2018/10/jerry-brown-signs-scott-wilks-hemp-bill-into-law/ via @SCVSignal
had a little at 8 sold for another play at 6.50 saw it hit 4 then it went over in coke.. lots of manipulation on these plays last few years.. amazing but not as amazing as We the people.. letting a bunch of elected freeloaders get away w/out term limits or getting their jobs done for the people and letting 'em have free health benefits and money for life.. and what's with all these things being lumped together where if one part fails the whole thing does.. are we that stupid ? .. no wonder people enjoy the sand.. their common sense and sanity is safe there.. ;)
$FRLF .. ;) ..maybe this delay will bring others around to the possibility that Freedom Leaf is a blue chip CBD play.. among other things.. insiders predicted building up to 2-3.oo dollars for themselves early on..
We may be frustrating 'em.. ;) OTC Market Maker Speaks Out….
Paragraph 18:..nitch charting or TA (Technical Analysis) to run a stock either up or down. To the MMs this is like taking candy from a baby.
Simply they will paint the tape and use whatever tactic to affect the charting bands. Thus the public and dumb money they will have eating out of their hands.
Effectively the MMs can show a strong stock growing weak by manipulating the close price in order to generate selling volume, delaying trading time to manipulate trading activities, or even stalling the ask without honoring orders to hold a stock price.
https://www.stockthoughts2.com/otc-market-maker-speaks-out/
$FRLF .. We're good ;)
FDA Says Marijuana Ingredient CBD Doesn’t Meet Criteria For Federal Control - https://www.marijuanamoment.net/fda-says-marijuana-ingredient-cbd-doesnt-meet-criteria-for-federal-control/
FDA Says Marijuana Ingredient CBD Doesn’t Meet Criteria For Federal Control - https://www.marijuanamoment.net/fda-says-marijuana-ingredient-cbd-doesnt-meet-criteria-for-federal-control/
Hemp drink launched in stores across the UK https://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/Article/2018/10/01/Food-company-introduces-hemp-drink-in-UK-stores#.W7HxEgUEfZw.twitter
Hemp drink launched in stores across the UK https://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/Article/2018/10/01/Food-company-introduces-hemp-drink-in-UK-stores#.W7HxEgUEfZw.twitter
CBD Hacker Releases Interactive Map Showing US CBD and Hemp Laws By State https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/prnewswire/press_releases/Ohio/2018/10/01/UN23123
CBD Hacker Releases Interactive Map Showing US CBD and Hemp Laws By State https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/prnewswire/press_releases/Ohio/2018/10/01/UN23123
1st Ever Southern Hemp Expo Held In Nashville https://www.newschannel5.com/news/1st-ever-southern-hemp-expo-held-in-nashville
1st Ever Southern Hemp Expo Held In Nashville https://www.newschannel5.com/news/1st-ever-southern-hemp-expo-held-in-nashville
We Should Be Pouring Time And Money Into Hemp, Period. via @forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/janetwburns/2018/09/30/we-should-be-pouring-time-and-money-into-hemp-period/#49f861b26487
We Should Be Pouring Time And Money Into Hemp, Period. via @forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/janetwburns/2018/09/30/we-should-be-pouring-time-and-money-into-hemp-period/#49f861b26487
$FRLF IMO farm bill delay will not hurt FRLF.
Farm is in Spain, companies will order non-USA hemp. FRLF will have EU+US sales.
FRLF is diversified with revenue sources from farm to wholesale to retail.
The popularity of CBD, sales etc in USA will continue to grow regardless of what the congressional idiots fail to do.
Those idiots did not have a SINGLE title in the farm bill completed. Not one!!
- LA Trader
..we could put the word out on different boards.. I'm pretty sure people in the know will take this chance to front-load FRLF over the next week or two.. one of LA's msg's I shared below: some other boards like canb are hanging in there for hemp.. and links were posted by shell here that points out that hemp based cbd will keep rolling as before.. ;)
$FRLF IMO farm bill delay will not hurt FRLF.
Farm is in Spain, companies will order non-USA hemp. FRLF will have EU+US sales.
FRLF is diversified with revenue sources from farm to wholesale to retail.
The popularity of CBD, sales etc in USA will continue to grow regardless of what the congressional idiots fail to do.
Those idiots did not have a SINGLE title in the farm bill completed. Not one!! Absolutely inexcusable and nothing but an incompetent circle-jerk.
- LA Trader
He joined the WWE .. cage match w/Intel 2019
$FRLF Nice !! Quote:
To be clear, the DEA rescheduled Epidiolex, not cannabidiol (CBD). The Controlled Substances Act (CSA) does not list- nor has it ever listed- CBD on any of its schedules. CBD is only unlawful when it is derived from marijuana. Epidiolex contains CBD derived from marijuana, thus requiring rescheduling in order to be prescribed. However, CBD derived from a lawful source is lawful and is not scheduled.
- Shell
$FRLF Nice !! Quote:
To be clear, the DEA rescheduled Epidiolex, not cannabidiol (CBD). The Controlled Substances Act (CSA) does not list- nor has it ever listed- CBD on any of its schedules. CBD is only unlawful when it is derived from marijuana. Epidiolex contains CBD derived from marijuana, thus requiring rescheduling in order to be prescribed. However, CBD derived from a lawful source is lawful and is not scheduled.
..many farms have been changing over and are depending on this.. also read that hemp/cbd will still be somewhat safe to produce/sell in MJ/MMJ legal States.. Though FRLF like you mentioned is not really dependent on the bill. .. for the people.. mmh ?
DEA moves CBD medicines off Schedule 1, reclassifying as Schedule 5 https://mjbizdaily.com/?p=110582
DEA moves CBD medicines off Schedule 1, reclassifying as Schedule 5 https://mjbizdaily.com/?p=110582
Fiber ? mmH ? ..are we too early or are big company R&D forward looking and willing to fight over LWLG tech ?
copy: CONWAY DEMANDS BILL PASSES ON TIME LOOK
https://www.southwestfarmpress.com/farm-bill/chairman-conaway-rallies-troops-set-pass-farm-bill
“Knowing what the next five-years farm bill looks like is an elegant, priceless issue, in the sense that all of us deal better with reality than we do with uncertainty, whether it's the uncertainty of trade or uncertainty of the farm bill, low commodity prices or five years of terrible economics.” Conaway says he wants to get the bill passed this week.
With Friday’s deadline close at hand, talks of an extension loom, but Conaway says, “We're going to get this farm bill done this congress by Friday and get it to the president's desk and signed into law. I've had several folks ask me about extensions — I refuse to engage. There’s time on the clock.”
TAGS: CROPS FARM
- shortorlong
..if he had a better game it would be annoying.. ;) maybe he has big orders in ?
..at this point it's entertaining.. ;) I'm sure the Bulls will be on parade soon..
mod up..
$FRLF I am happy with my investment in Freedom Leaf.
$PXYN Praxsyn Adds Board Members, Issues Corporate Update
GlobeNewswire•September 25, 2018
LAS VEGAS, Nevada., Sept. 25, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --
Praxsyn (PXYN) is pleased to provide this corporate update to all of our shareholders.
New Board Members
The Board of Directors of Praxsyn Corporation (the “Company” or “Praxsyn”) has added the following individuals to its Board of Directors.
Frank J. Brady shall serve as Praxsyn’s new Chief Executive Officer. From 2013 to 2018, Mr. Brady worked in medical receivables financing, including procuring the funding of pre-settlement claims in personal injury cases and financing of medical providers.
Mr. Brady has a bachelor’s degree in finance and an MBA
Dr. Sanjeev Kaila is a board-certified plastic surgeon, entrepreneur and real estate developer.
He received his medical degree from the University of Western Ontario. He resides and practices in Atlanta, Georgia
Daniel A. Barretto is one of the country’s leading marketing experts. Through his former company, Blue Door Marketing,
Mr. Barretto achieved tremendous success, over a 23 year career, building the Hispanic channel for Procter & Gamble.
He is now CEO of The DECKA Group, working with Proctor and Gamble, FC Barcelona, FC Penarol (Uruguay), FC Roma (June 2018), Hawaii Water, Chase Bank, Western Union, and others.
He holds a degree from Columbia and an MBA Certificate from Harvard Business School.
Thomas Patire is a leading security expert, entrepreneur, and financier. Mr. Patire founded The Tom Patire Group, a personalized safety company that empowers people of all ages and all walks of life on how to live a safer life thru nonconfrontational means.
Mr. Patire has trained the personnel of many prestigious corporations in different levels of security and personal safety, from practical application, preventive measures, readability and diffusion techniques. Mr. Patire holds a degree from William Paterson University in Human Movements, Health & Nutrition.
Praxsyn Capital Corporation
Earlier this year, Praxsyn formed a new subsidiary, Praxsyn Capital Corporation in order to deploy and raise capital to fund providers of medical services. We have been engaged in extensive negotiations, both with funders, and with providers, and we plan to roll out services to these markets in the near term.
Praxsyn Medical Inc.
Our subsidiary, Praxsyn Medical, Inc. has recently commenced selling medical supplies on Amazon and we plan, under the leadership of Mr. Brady and Mr. Barretto, to begin adding an increasing number of products to be sold to retail, wholesale and medical service providers.
Surgery Centers
Praxsyn’s Board has approved, subject to a completed Acquisition Agreement, the purchase of a twenty percent stake in the Center for Surgical Arts, a surgery center in Lilburn, Georgia from Dr. Kaila. This is the first in a series of acquisitions that Praxsyn intends to make in the area of surgery centers. Our Board is seeking joint venture funding to complete other such acquisitions in a timely manner. Aside from the potential of profitability in and of their own, surgery centers should create vertical markets for Praxsyn medical supplies and other services, including those of Praxsyn Capital Corporation. We will form a new subsidiary to hold any interests in surgical centers and/or other medical facilities.
Financial Statements
Praxsyn’s management has been working to complete audited financial statements and to file its delinquent reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Difficulties in valuing the extensive portfolio of accounts receivables generated by our wholly-owned subsidiary Mesa Pharmacy prior to 2016 have made this a very arduous task.
While we believe this task can be completed fairly soon, Mr. Brady and the Board have made it their primary goal to fully inform our shareholders on a regular basis and to that end, publish our historical statements as soon as possible. To speed this process, we intend to publish unaudited year end statements for the last three years, together with quarterly statements through the second quarter of this year before the end of October.
Following the public disclosure of our unaudited statements, we intend to file a Form 10, complete with fully audited statements, in a single presentation, with the SEC. We believe this can be accomplished before the end of 2018, saving an enormous amount of time, energy and money. We intend to be on time, or early, with all subsequent filings.
About Praxsyn Corporation
Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, Praxsyn Corporation works to realize the vision of medical professionals to improve the lives of their patients. Additional company information can be found at www.praxsyncorp.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to many risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements include, among other things, the intended outcomes of our trials, the efficacy and safety of our products and therapies, statements regarding our intentions, beliefs, projections, outlook, analyses or current expectations. Such risks and uncertainties include, among others, the inherent uncertainties associated with developing new products or technologies, regulatory approvals, unexpected expenditures, the ability to raise the additional funding needed to continue to pursue Praxsyn's business and product development plans and overall market conditions. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this press release, and Praxsyn assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking statements.
We may use terms such as "believes," "estimates," "anticipates," "expects," "plans," "intends," "may," "could," "might," "will," "should," "approximately" or other words that convey the uncertainty of future events or outcomes to identify these forward-looking statements. Although we believe that we have a reasonable basis for each forward-looking statement contained herein, we caution you that forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and that our actual results may differ materially from the forward-looking statements contained in this press release. As a result of these factors, we cannot assure you that the forward-looking statements in this press release will prove to be accurate.
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