A day in the life of a marijuana lobbyist

[Sir X]

A day in the life of a marijuana lobbyist
Chris Moody, Yahoo News By Chris Moody, Yahoo News
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In the center of the crowded basement cafeteria of the Rayburn House office building on Capitol Hill, Big Pot’s mobile war room was humming.
While hundreds of congressional staffers lunched around them, a group of foot-soldiers in the effort to legalize marijuana stood over a rectangular table cluttered with plates of sushi and documents, busily stuffing white folders with literature about the need for the federal government to change the nation’s cannabis laws. Each folder, which would be delivered to a congressional office on one of the floors above, needed a primer on bills that had been introduced to reform banking and tax laws for the cannabis industry, a letter urging co-sponsorship of the bills, a position paper from Grover Norquist’s Americans for Tax Reform, and a New York Times story about the burgeoning marijuana industry.



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[Rockman]

There is that mystique about that plant.
People were vehemently opposed to it ,but just like that, it all changed.
And(sic) out of the cracks came people of all persuasion.
The opposition was precarious to begin with.

[Sir X]

I have a documentary for you ,much like Jamaica, speaks to the women,culture and propoganda....Swazi Gold.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M5Ok8a6o1g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pM7ZBT9SO1M


It has always been about control,european control....mind control.