Creative Edge Nutrition Inc (FITX)

[newmedman]

I have an opinion....

This is the most asinine bit of quotes that I have heard since the first AB interview...

I enhanced them myself.

CEN Biotech, a subsidiary of Creative Edge Nutrition, is involved in launching a super grow facility in Canada where the law does not allow hemp to grow near cannabis.

"The cross pollination of the male hemp plants will ruin the female cannabis plant," said Chaaban. "So, we've acquired land around the super grow facility in Canada to farm hemp." If everything unfolds as planned, Chabaan won't have to grow hemp in Canada at all because it takes less than 30 days to get a license in the U.S. now that President Obama signed into law a $500 billion farm bill, which prevents federal officials from prosecuting farmers and researchers who grow hemp.


Impact of Marijuana Legalization on the National Tax Base

"Hemp has a black eye, because of its relation to cannabis," Chaaban told Mainstreet.

Industrial hemp cultivation is permitted in Colorado, Oregon, California, Kentucky, Vermont, Montana, West Virginia, North Dakota and Maine.

"Despite its positive uses, law enforcement doesn't differentiate between cannabis and hemp because they come from the same family even though the plants don't look alike," Chaaban said.

As clothing material, hemp is rugged, durable and made of natural fiber.

"Anything made with hemp is superior, because it's natural but it's also more expensive than man made material such as polyester," said Chaaban.

In other words, you won't find hemp clothing in Walmart stores.

"They're for people who live a natural lifestyle and want to stay away from synthetic materials because the chemicals can leach into your skin," Chaaban said.

--Written by Juliette Fairley for MainStreet

All this wonderful information from a fellow who's admitted to never even seeing a cannabis plant until a couple months ago. My gut reaction now is to just throw up my hands and let common sense be the guide.

By the way, I also think that it's a dump truck inside the empty barn with no lights, unless they make square concrete haulers nowadays...

Either way, I sure hope they don't damage any of the advanced security, tracking systems and the three floors of the worlds most advanced growing technology by driving those big trucks through there.

The crane driver better also be an expert because you are not building one of the largest vaults in North America without one.

Could be a little hitch in the plan since Health Canada got a 900 page application and the local planning commission got none.

Lastly, I think growing a hemp crop in the closest vicinity to your female mother plants is a wonderful idea Bill !!!!! Keep up the great work!!!!

I love the transparency... it's like cheap wet toilet paper..

you see right through it, but then you wonder how you can.

Wonder who the author of this garbage is? J. Fairley?