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Paul J. von Hartmann
Member since May 26, 2010
Manifesto/Bio
Essays: "The Fundamental Challenge of Our Time" (1998) "The Limit of Law" (1994) Hawai'i Economic Maximizing Plan (H.E.M.P.) (1992)
Interests
Cannabis, climate change, ecology, food security, ganja, global integrity, hemp, marijuana, national security, nature, religion, systemic collapse
Custom Lists
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Links to Me
- Nobody links to me!
Currently
Recent Comments
Re: “Harborside Forfeiture Protest Planned for President Obama's Fox Theater Fundraiser Monday”
"Essential civilian demand" Executive Order 13603 "hemp"
http://californiacannabisministry.blogspot…
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Posted by
Paul J. von Hartmann
on 07/22/2012 at 9:52 AM
Re: “Huge, Legal Cannabis Farm Study Surprises Industry, Officials”
Lettuce grows in almost as many California backyards as does Cannabis.
What's being widely overlooked is the effect on the marijuana trade of reintroducing "industrial" hemp. Pollen from hemp will render pot valueless on the black market, but will give the home gardener both nutriceutical food and herbal medicine from the same plants.
Think about it...this is a huge consideration that is completely unaccounted for.
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Posted by
Paul J. von Hartmann
on 05/26/2010 at 10:28 PM
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