Open Forum: Legalize marijuana in California

The Oakland, California's city attorney makes a persuasive
legal argument. I'm not yet a citizen of California, but I lived
there briefly while in high school, and its not a place I could
ever stay away from. Like myself, California is highly advanced.
It's up to the voters in California this November to assert their
State's rights and vote aye for the Regulate, Control, and Tax
Cannabis Act of 2010. It will be up to the SCOTUS to uphold it
as Constitutional under the Federal Constitution, which is likely.
No doubt the California citizens will vote it up by a significant
majority with a good turnout at the polls. And that's sure to happen.
Like most of the States, and all of the Federal Government,
California is bankrupt. After 96 years of boom & bust economy
hemorrhaging at the grim effects of the Federal Reserve Act,
there is no time left to waver. As the Rothschilds & lawyers are
fond of saying: " When you've got them by the balls, their
hearts & minds generally follow " (Ask Indian people what a chakra is.)

Our dollars have been devalued to 2 cents of what they were
worth. So for all other citizens of California than occupy the boneyards
there, who don't need to have money to spend to live, this law is sorely
needed.We need to produce something of real value to back the dollar
again. Sunny, warm California is just the place to do it. Cannabis
has 10,000 uses which all translate into MONEY. And that's just
the industrial hemp side of the Cannabis family of agriculture.

This talk of Billions is merely the tip of the iceberg. It doesn't even
begin to address all vast numbers of spin off industries that would
spring up like irrigation ditches filling with water after a draught.
It would result in TRILLIONS of dollars because: 1. every one of those
10,000 uses has a new industry connected with it. 2. Because the
use of medical Cannabis would immunize people against 90% of
all known infectious, and degenerative diseases, it would stabilize
the health care industry, providing many of those 20 Million which the
recent health care bill would not cover with protection. 3. It would thus
dramatically increase the productivity of all working Californians by eliminating
absences. 4. Because 80% of the Felonies involve gangs/Organized
Crimes, it would also dramatically relieve the strain on law enforcement.
5. It would ultimately result in a Gold Rush eclipsing the Gold Rush
of the 1840s and the Klondike Gold Rush of the 1890s. When you
consider that the latter resulted in the largest mass migration of humans
in world history, that's not merely pretty impressive. It's AWESOME !!!!
For citizens of the Great Bear State with the 8th largest Government on
earth,- including the national Governments of world superpowers,- they sure
underestimate the growth potential by thinking too small. California, like
Texas, is BIG. They should not underestimate their huge growth potential
by failing to notice the bigger picture. This law would be as big as they are.
Opponents dread it because it would stall the war machine breaking this
country on the wheel, bankrupting the USA, and subverting its sovereignty..

Its time they gave us the respect we deand and let us make up our own minds about the weed. Personally I believe it is a beautiful gift from a loving God.

The actual figure is more like $22 BILLION per year for California! because half of "law enforcement" monies go toward fighting weed....how stupid! and it is 70% of the cartel profits....just like half of our "taxes" are spent on the military...the real reason they won't or rather haven't legalized a plant is that that forces people to gravitate toward the narcotic that are cigarettes and alcohol, the #1 and #2 killers worldwide! plus then they can get you hooked on pharma, which will shorten ones life as well as produce billions for the pharmaceutical companies and the corrupt and double standard based governments....with legalization - regulation and taxing of marijuana alone, we can come out of this designed and calculated "down economy" as well as quell cartels violence in the USA and especially Mexico....before it gets much worse, which is exactly what the Illuminati want! it is not rocket science....it is simple logic...at one time, before the US Government opted for big bucks with pharma, hemp was the primary source of fuel, clothing, food, and many things....but now, since their goals are #1 - reduce the world's population and #2 control the economy and world monies, things as they are fit right in with their hidden agenda, like the 911 fiasco that only idiots can believe it wasn't an inside job...what happened to by the people, for the people? the power should be in our hands, but it is clearly NOT, why do you think the damn swine flu was concocted? and soon, an Avian variation or H1N5 - which will kill off at least 1/3rd of the world's population!look what is going on now with racial profiling in Arizona, just an excuse to fuck with people! That "law" is totally unconstitutional and although I myself am Mexican and born in the USA, and I am also against drug trafficking, I am more against human rights violations and Hitler's and all sorts of Nazism....as we speak there are FEMA camps being built all over the nation and these will be for all of those who oppose oppression, basically, there will also be citizen spies and the like, meanwhile Obama just sits back because the plan is to soon have one world government, one false world church, the catholic one, led by the obvious false prophet and one world currency, the Amero.....if we stand idly by....

uh oh our national nemesis the truth

Sounds like a pretty reasoned approach, too bad when anyone says that in the UK they get kicked of the Drugs Advisory Board....

Man that is a great story i wish i lived in cali. but I don't an I don't think it would be the same as being in South Texas.

well said.