Hawaii State Legislature Petitions President Donald Trump to Pardon Share Christie

@@@ Aloha. Our federal judge has said that as of today August 3rd she will rule on releasing Share, or not. I feel like waiting for Christmas and a hopefully happy phone call from Share any time. “Hope springs eternal.” @@@    

My speech to the 2015 annual convention…. What’s a Libertarian and How Can I Be One? Aloha. It’s my pleasure to be a Libertarian and first I want to thank some of the individuals who have helped to keep this political party going for the last few years in Hawai’i: Tracy Ryan, Larry Bartley, Ken […]

This is contrary point of view, but it’s always interesting to know what opponents of legalization are thinking and feeling… HB321: Marijuana on the Move in the Legislature

New Oxfam report says half of global wealth held by the 1% Aloha. This unacceptable situation is, in my opinion, a direct result of prohibiting the world’s most valuable crop - Cannabis hemp - from the family farm. Prohibitionists must love this result and “we the people” need to work to correct it, or at […]

News item: German Embed Reporter: ISIS Plans On Killing ‘Hundreds of Millions’ in ‘Religious Cleansing’ @@@ This is worth paying some attention to in order to help reverse and heal it. Is this a giant, ugly case of Cannabis Deficiency Syndrome? @@@

A new document reveals that the U.S. Department of Justice secretly kept track of Americans’ calls to foreign countries for more than a decade to track drug trafficking and other criminal activities. The story is here

Scientists Seek Religious Experience — in the Brain http://www.sci-tech-today.com/news/Religious-Experience—-in-the-Brain-/story.xhtml?story_id=0200014PRC5G#

The 2014_CJS_PotAmendment that President Obama just signed into law basically overturns all of the religious use of marijuana convictions that have occurred to date. This is because under RFRA and RLUIPA Congress provided for a method to test an alleged violation of the marijuana laws by demanding the government prove that the alleged violation poses […]

Several of us thought it was funny, or maybe even fitting in a cynical kind of way, that the first question U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack got in his Weaverville town hall meeting last night was about cannabis and hemp production. But Vilsack treated the question quite seriously. read more

Aloha. If this is public knowledge, Spirit only knows what ‘they’re’ doing with black ops projects. @@@ Hearing Scheduled in Cannabis Medicine Trial @@@ norml: feds agree on the benefits of cannabis @@@ federal prosecutors appear to concede that cannabis has medical benefits @@@ why today is historic