Obama on Pot Re-legalize marijuana

The time has come for the People of Planet Earth to rise up and demand the Re-Legalization of Marijuana.

In the weeks between the election and the inauguration President Obama created the change.gov website in order to gather policy recommendation from the American People. To Obama’s surprise the most recommended “change,” from the American People was to Re-Legalize Marijuana for both medical and personal use.

And how did President Obama respond to “We the American People?” He flatly rejected the will of the American People by stating:

“I am not going to Legalize Marijuana.”

Next, merely days after he was inaugurated he allowed the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration to raid multiple Medical Grow Operations in California and other states where the people passed initiatives to allow the Medicinal use of Marijuana. This was a blatant betrayal of his campaign promise to stop the DEA raids on “Medical Grow Operations.”

Well, President Obama, we are no longer going to tolerate your dismissive “Yes We Can’t” on Marijuana Re-Legalization. It is no longer “Yes We Can’t” unless it serves the interests of the Global Elite whom I believe you represent. From now on our battle cry will be “We Demand” that you Re-Legalize Marijuana.. We aren’t taking “no” for an answer any longer. Frankly 70 years of Marijuana Prohibition is 70 years too long.

To see how absurd the War on Marijuana has become all you have to do is look at the number of people getting busted each year. Just in the last 20 years the number of Americans getting arrested, mainly for mere possession, has nearly tripled. I would not be the least bit surprised if we don’t see over 1 million Americans getting busted in the first year of your administration. And that would be 1 million too many.

The MERP Model can be succinctly described as follows

“The MERP model of Marijuana Re-Legalization would minimally allow non-commercial cultivation of up to 100 plants, by adults above the age of 18, without any form of government taxation, regulation or other interference.”

The “moneyed” drug reform organizations (e.g., those supported by Soros, Sperling and Lewis) will have nothing to do with the MERP Model contending that this is far too radical. The groups which they fund, such as the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP) and the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA), are only interested in “tax and regulate” proposals for Marijuana reform. It really makes you wonder how serious they are about Re-Legalizing Marijuana and also, whether they somehow how to profit from a “tax and regulate” model.

But the MERP Model is really not significantly different than the way we allow US citizens to produce beer and wine within our homes. Home beer and wine production is neither taxed nor is it significantly regulated.

And many activists need to be weaned from this false notion that the government should get to tax everything. If they don’t tax your tomatoes or your beer, why should they be allowed to tax your Cannabis?

It should be emphasized that the MERP Model has intrinsic advantages over all the “tax and regulate” models that are promoted by the “moneyed” organizations. For it is only by completely taking the profit out of Marijuana that we can effectively defund both drug gangs and the Mexican Drug Cartels that have now infiltrated most major cities throughout the United States. It is estimated that nearly 20 billion dollars in Marijuana profits are redirected back to Mexico each year from Mexican Drug Cartels alone. Under the MERP Model that 20 Billion would remain in the United States, stimulating the US economy: producing both jobs and tax revenue.

VIDEO LINK http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NoOTGCTKks

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