Do Not Follow Doctor's Orders

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I remember when in class in Kindergarden our teacher had to tell us about our little classmate that would not be coming back to school anymore.

She had died from a very bad virus and her parents did not take her to the doctor nor did they give her the medicine the doctor had prescribed to her so she got very sick and died. We later found out it was menengitis but at that time all we knew as that she died because her parents did not do what the doctor told them to do.

I have always trusted my doctor and believed thats the reason the go to school for so many years, to be able to tell you, to recomend and prescribe the best medicinal treatment for what ever it is that ails you but, now our government, not doctors, not my doctors anyway, are not qualified to make any sort of medical decision what-so-ever, are telling me to dis obey my doctors recomendation or they will put me in jail, destroy my life, my familys life, cost the tax payers thousands if not hundreds of thousands of dollars and for what good reason? It is not reason enough that our government does not believe it is any good as a medicine, nor do they have any legal reason because they allow alcohol as a recreational drug, tobacco, the number one cause of lung cancer and it also kills hundreds of thousands of people with its second hand smoke, backed by scientific facts of coarse but what about the facts needed to prove that marijuana has no value as a medicinal plant? HOG WASH

It is the number one cash crop and the government wants to figure out how they are going to have full controll over it, they just admitted it in an article.

You do your own research and see if you can prove any of what I said here wrong. Ha Ha Ha!

I know the facts and the facts are it is a very good and extremely valuable medicinal plant and as long as it is under government black ball, we are allowing our government to take away our freedom to a degree that has only been done once before and that was with alcohol.

Watch and listen, I will be posting here daily as long as they allow me to. Oh yea, they won another one today!!!

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