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Subject 8 x-DEA chiefs, urge DOJ to nullify pot laws ASAP before states domino on decriminilization

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The reason they want it is to enslave you.

They are going to start killing those who speak out about it so the children that grow up never heard of it.

[b]Just like 9/11[/b].

This is one of your many coming final warning signs.

Marijuana is not only a healing plant but can be utilized to change the entire economy, world and spiritual realm of mankind.

Racism, greed, multi-national death-treaties and the proliferation of corporate power over human life, so on and so forth is all that supports the abandonment of nature. The children do not and can not make that decision. But the light is still pouring into this world.

Medicinal, judicial, mental and economic enslavement is the purpose.

[b]Why else do they limit the production of [i]gas-efficient[/i] vehicles to around 30 mpg? Why do other countries enjoy 75 mpg? Why are there experimental efficiency engines which produce 200 + mpg?[/b]

Think. That is your only option.
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Yes 100% agree. 
Cannibis cannot do any harm, its proven. 
It can only heal.

The key is activating it, and eating it = the cure ALL

http://youtu.be/fQwwGPiyW9M 
Great video here^^
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Original Message Ex-DEA heads, UN panel urge US to nullify pot laws
Mar. 5, 2013 4:20pm

CHICAGO (AP) — Eight former U.S. drug chiefs warned the federal government Tuesday that time is running out to nullify Colorado and Washington's new laws legalizing recreational marijuana use, and a United Nations agency also urged challenges to the measures it says violate international treaties.

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"My fear is that the Justice Department will do what they are doing now: do nothing and say nothing," former DEA administrator Peter Bensinger told The Associated Press in an interview Monday. "If they don't act now, these laws will be fully implemented in a matter of months."

Bensinger, who lives in the Chicago area, said if the federal government doesn't immediately sue the states it'll risk creating "a domino effect" in which other states legalize marijuana too.

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Ethan Nadelmann, executive director of the New York-based Drug Policy Alliance, said the eight are destined to share the legacy of agents who enforced alcohol prohibition before that policy was deemed a failure and reversed in 1933.

"The former DEA chiefs' statement can best be seen as a self-interested plea to validate the costly and failed policies they championed but that Americans are now rejecting at the ballot box," Nadelmann said.

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AP Writer P. Solomon Banda in Denver also contributed to this report.

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