TYB
It's strange that one of the only "Made in America" boot brands is Double H.
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Heil Hitler
I don't think it's coincidental the the WWI vets wear a "poppy" flower on Remembrance Day.
Drug Wars
Banker wars
Cartel wars
Whatever…
It may not be 'absolute freedom' in the 'biblical' sense, but it was worth the fight.
(((They))) say it's a Gateway Drug. Perhaps the gate leads to freedom and that's what they are afraid of?
When Was Cannabis Classified as a Schedule I Drug?
Back in the 1970s, US President Richard Nixon was amidst the global campaign known as “The War on Drugs,” which aimed to reduce illegal drug trade in the United States. The campaign focused on preventing problematic drug use, alcohol abuse, as well as drug abuse disorders.
The first step in this fight was the United States Congress passing the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) that became effective on May 1st, 1971. This act classified cannabis as a Schedule I substance under federal law, with a “high potential of abuse and no accepted medical use” along with heroin, ecstasy, and GHB.
To handle the enforcement of the drug schedule, Nixon established the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) with the intent of replacing other federal agencies which carried out anti-drug policies like the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and the Bureau of Drug Abuse Control.
After the passing of the CSA schedules, some people believed that the prohibition of cannabis should be ended in favor of public health since cannabis has some medical benefits. However, it took a while until new legalization laws were passed in relation to medical cannabis.
The Federal Drug Scheduling System
After Congress passed the Controlled Substance Act, the DEA was responsible for enforcing the drug schedule. While the system has been modified since the ’70s, some of the drugs are still in the same category as they were back then.
This system classifies drugs, substances, and chemicals by scheduling them into 5 categories based on the drug’s acceptable medical use, abuse, and dependency potential. Schedule I drugs have the highest abuse potential, as well as the highest potential for creating a psychological or physical dependence, while Schedule V drugs have the least potential for abuse or dependence.
Schedule I
Schedule I drugs have the highest potential for abuse, no accepted medical use, as well as a high dependency potential. Drugs, substances, and chemicals listed as Schedule I include:
Marijuana (cannabis);
Heroin;
Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD);
Methaqualone;
3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (ecstasy);
Peyote.
https://leafnation.com/cannabis/when-was-marijuana-classified-as-a-schedule-1-drug/
Democracy is mob rule.
Why can't we just say, "It's the mob"?
It is the mob, who takes a democratic approach to taking the law into their own hands, right?
Tucker Carlson Interviews Ed Dowd (Complete, Unedited Interview)
This is good discussion to listen to about "COVID-19" from a Wall Street perspective.
https://rumble.com/v2ailv0-tucker-carlson-interview-ed-dowd.html
Can't figure out how to embed Rumble links
https://rumble.com/embed/v27x60y/?pub=n25vv
Nevermind. I think Ed Dowd is a Clownfaggot. He uses clown numbers when he quotes his made up statistics from his own book.
So when Flynn told his followers to get out there and run for local office, he was setting them up for the DCCC.