Over the past week, the feds with local law enforcement have once again invaded the building of "THC Ministry" & "Ganjanomics" in Hilo. Since we have the "lowest priority" in place. Maui, pay close attention to what's going on. It is my opinion that local law enforcement made the intial
contact with the feds to work around this law. Check out the story!
http://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/articles/2010/07/09/local_news/local01.txt
Isn't it time we(residents) stand up to this BS being pushed on us? Isn't it bad enough we have to deal with an economy that is floundering. Sick people trying to find relief to their pains from severe illness. I myself had a bad injury some years back. During my recovery time I was on some pretty heavy pain meds. In no time I found myself addicted to my pain meds too! Over the years I found myself addicted several times to pain meds. Each time, to get off of them wasn't easy either. But once I found out that I could use pakalolo instead of Codeine #3, it didn't take a "rocket scientist", to figure out my next move..
We, the majority of 50th state residents all know how cannabis, and or hemp would really help this state out($$$) wise. THis is 2010, yet we are still running scared of the DEA?!?!? Why isn't Eric Holder keeping to his word?
It is my opinion what was going on in Hilo was that the THC Ministry was trying to meet a medical demand from the community. One which the state could not fill, or had no desire to. Upon completion of the first "Smash & Grab", by FEDS. Many people took their complaints to either the Mayor's office, or somewhere else. I'm talking sick cancer patients. The majority of these complaints fell on "deaf ears". But several sick people got responses from county officials basically telling them to just keep going to THC Ministry until the state decides on another plan.
We need dispensaries badly here, and until the state grows balls like California, Oregon,Colorado,Rhode Island, Michigan. But it might just have to wait until we can remove "Groucho"(Linda Lingle) from office! I'd hope not though?
contact with the feds to work around this law. Check out the story!
http://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/articles/2010/07/09/local_news/local01.txt
Isn't it time we(residents) stand up to this BS being pushed on us? Isn't it bad enough we have to deal with an economy that is floundering. Sick people trying to find relief to their pains from severe illness. I myself had a bad injury some years back. During my recovery time I was on some pretty heavy pain meds. In no time I found myself addicted to my pain meds too! Over the years I found myself addicted several times to pain meds. Each time, to get off of them wasn't easy either. But once I found out that I could use pakalolo instead of Codeine #3, it didn't take a "rocket scientist", to figure out my next move..
We, the majority of 50th state residents all know how cannabis, and or hemp would really help this state out($$$) wise. THis is 2010, yet we are still running scared of the DEA?!?!? Why isn't Eric Holder keeping to his word?
It is my opinion what was going on in Hilo was that the THC Ministry was trying to meet a medical demand from the community. One which the state could not fill, or had no desire to. Upon completion of the first "Smash & Grab", by FEDS. Many people took their complaints to either the Mayor's office, or somewhere else. I'm talking sick cancer patients. The majority of these complaints fell on "deaf ears". But several sick people got responses from county officials basically telling them to just keep going to THC Ministry until the state decides on another plan.
We need dispensaries badly here, and until the state grows balls like California, Oregon,Colorado,Rhode Island, Michigan. But it might just have to wait until we can remove "Groucho"(Linda Lingle) from office! I'd hope not though?
