Cannabis… Prohibition of Cannabis or hemp has thrown history and rationality out the
window and replaced them with hardline ideology and brute force.
Billions of people are unaware of the corrupt
conflicts of interest that initiated and sustain the
suppression of hemp.
Those who disrespect the basic principles of human
survival perpetuate artificial divisions.
Persecution disguised as protection from evil.
Fascist propaganda enforced by those who have a
vested interest in petrochemicals.
Media hype about the cost of drugs on society, but
little discussion on the cost of the ‘war on drugs’ in
social and economic terms.
The war on hemp is purely political and has cost the world economy trillions of dollars in trying
to enforce prohibition and the loss of industrial economic viability.
Where is this approach taking us?
Definition: Medicinal Cannabis (Medicinal Marijuana) Refers to the use of cannabis and its
constituent
cannabinoids,
such
as
tetrahydrocannabinol
(THC)
and
cannabidiol (CBD), as medical therapy to
treat disease or alleviate symptoms.
The Cannabis plant has a history of
medicinal use dating back thousands of
years across many cultures. However, its
usage in modern times is controversial.
Cannabis is one of the most beneficial and
therapeutically active substances known to
man. Medical Cannabis refers to the use of
the drug cannabis as a physicianrecommended herbal therapy, most notably
as an antiemetic. Cannabis has been used
for medicinal purposes for approximately
4,000 years. Writings from ancient India
confirm that its psychoactive properties
were recognised, and doctors used it for a
variety of illnesses and ailments. These
included a whole host of gastrointestinal
disorders, insomnia, headaches and as a
pain reliever frequently used i n childbirth.
Due to the prohibition of cannabis however;
it's use as a medicine is restricted. Few herbs
offer a wide variety of therapeutic
applications like these:
Relief of muscle spasms
Relief of chronic pain
Reduction in interlobular pressure
inside the eye
Suppression of nausea