Nat Turner
Member since Jun 15, 2014
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Re: “Eat Your Weedies”
Thursday 12 June 2014 the Jamaican government
agrees to decriminalize Ganja,
An increasing number of countries and American states
are heading in the same direction.
Away from loss of revenue and constant creation of a criminal class through prohibition, which could've never have gone on indefinitely,
as it hurt the people and the nations.
This breaking news that
"Jamaica to decriminalize personal marijuana possession",
could not be possible without American approval,
as Jamaica sits well within the "backyard"
at 100 miles off the American coast.
So, this is Good News for Jamaica,
for Rastafari who use Ganja as a holy sacrament, and
for medical users and the casual, recreational user.
This will take a pressure off the people, the prisons and the police.
Now that the U.S.A. is starting to ease up on herb in many states,
the Jamaican Ganja Industry should start preparing for legally supplying America as soon as the social, economic and legal conditions arise.
Jamaica has long had the reputation of having the best herb in the world,
now maybe is the time to cash in on that good name and
help push back the rise of genetically modified skunk
by the promotion of good wholesome natural weed.
Jamaica is the bell tower that tells us the world is a changing,
It's High Time Too.
{Nat Turner}
Re: “Test Your Science Quotient”
I think the finding of plankton on the International Space Station as reported in Tass is interesting http://en.itar-tass.com/non-political/7456… My comment on it is:- This finding on the International Space Station makes it clear that the earth is surrounded by an aura of life, at least in the form of plankton. Though the particular type of plankton has not been identified, it has been established that it is not the type of plankton, which would have possibly been picked up from the delivery launch area of Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan . Were the plankton picked up before launch, doubtless the extreme heat would have destroyed them. The ISS has been orbiting the earth since 1998 at an altitude of between 330 km / 205 mi and 435 km /270 mi It is clear that if they are first lifted from the sea into the atmosphere by rising air currents and winds, when those winds dissipate that the plankton carries on at their own steam as though drifting in the seas. The oceans have been here some 4,400 billion years, it must be posited that what ever means the plankton has used to make it into space onto the ISS, has been going on since that time. The unthinkable alternative is that the deeps, of space, is full of this life form, which of course will give the evolutionists new material, other than asteroids, with which to rework their theories of the seeding of life on earth.