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Nthbtruth

05/30/14 7:59 AM

#123187 RE: LivinLarge8 #123180

This is a huge step towards rescheduling. Once the United States government reschedules marijuana, this sector will explode! That day is coming, make no mistake.
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Nthbtruth

05/30/14 8:03 AM

#123189 RE: LivinLarge8 #123180

This is probably why I've seen a surge in my mmj portfolio, all members of congress can legally insider trade. They all knew this was coming.

Don't ya feel at a disadvantage. Lol
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Logic1

05/30/14 8:05 AM

#123190 RE: LivinLarge8 #123180

Thanks for the post and the information. If this trend continues you change your name to LivingBiggerthenLarge." Not joking this stock could take off no matter how many shares.
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strategicinvest

05/30/14 8:06 AM

#123191 RE: LivinLarge8 #123180

This is great news, but I am a realist. It is good for the US, but it does noting for FITX per say. FITX is a MMJ play with HC(Canada). Yes, FITX could invest in US MMJ, but before we get ahead of ourselves. FITX is too heavily invested in Canada with all new buildings and the newly purchased site for trying to grow hemp. Financially, FITX hands are tie to Canada for now, it still have a lot more work to do before the sites are completed in Canada to be able to grow MJ and hemp.
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pivotpoint1

05/30/14 8:10 AM

#123193 RE: LivinLarge8 #123180

Good Mornin' LL~ NICE ~should have more state reps like this..jmho ~ An appropriations amendment offered by Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.) prohibiting the DEA from spending funds to arrest state-licensed medical marijuana patients and providers passed 219-189. The Senate will likely consider its own appropriations bill for the DEA, and the House amendment would have to survive a joint conference before it could go into effect.

Rohrabacher said on the House floor that the amendment "should be a no-brainer" for conservatives who support states' rights and argued passionately against allowing the federal government to interfere with a doctor-patient relationship.

"Some people are suffering, and if a doctor feels that he needs to prescribe something to alleviate that suffering, it is immoral for this government to get in the way," Rohrabacher said, his voice rising. "And that's what's happening."