Hemp Fuel Revolution 2011 ; Solution to collapse

Sat Feb 05, 2011 9:06 pm » by **Myleso**

420rider wrote:theres one thing that myleso's vid doesnt mention about cloneing that helps alot.Ands that when you cut your clipping off of the plant is to make the cut at a 45% angle it helps the clippings water intake also cut half of your leaves off. that cause the clipping to use more energy to make roots

I don't have access to the computer I use often, when I use it I try and be efficient and do as much as possible. I can't get everything at once. thanks for posting it is important to cut at the 45 degree angle from my experience.

Topping plants, when they get to the right size by pinching the top growth off completely so the plants energy instead does not go into growing the plant higher, but wider.

No wonder the afghan army is always smoking hash and escaping into the mountains those guys are irrational, 'where is your sense of nationalism?' you can't make that up american/world government solider trying to brainwash the army and failing miserably. Military is stupid, toxic tobacco sprayed with poisonous pesticides is perfectly ok, but just don't smoke hash or weed. I like how the one soilder says if they introduced drug testing to the afghan army they would probably lose 85% of the army. Wouldn't that be great.

Sat Feb 05, 2011 11:50 pm » by **Themammaryman**

Been a long time lurker on these here forums.

My interest in why Cannabis is illegal, which always puzzled me, led me down so many unexpected paths and years later led me here where I found many like minds.

Until the advent of "fossil" fuels and quantifiable metering of power, hemp was hailed to be the future of mankind. That is until the money men had a rethink. A lot of good info in this thread.

As to the THC% levels present in modern day strains, I do have a beef with that. I recall that after seed production was moved from Holland to Switzerland, the strength and quality of strains became noticably weaker in strength and genetics. At the time I suspected the seed producers had done a deal with the various governments in order to keep things under control without losing money. Still harbour those suspicions

The culmination of my quest to find the reason behind the illegality?

Simple.

The last thing any government wants is for you and I to be able to think for ourselves and more importantly, ask questions.

Sun Feb 06, 2011 6:21 am » by **Absolute**

There is another reason why hemp/weed is illegal... its to justify the size of the police force. Also if you search google you will find that the CIA experimented with many drugs and mind control, and found that weed suppresses mind control methods.

Hemp is a potential multi-billion dollar industry which will effect everything from forestry to bigpharma... so no surprise it hasn't been legalized.

Sun Feb 06, 2011 12:11 pm » by **Themammaryman**

It`s not just a potential multi-billion dollar business,sadly, it already is.

Cannabis would be a great starting point for a resource based economy. As long as it`s traded for money, friends will fall out over it.

I know many people who refuse to sell for cash but will happily trade for a favour or share with friends for free. This is how it should be. Some people grow in order to supply charities that supply Cannabis products for free to those in medical need.

The tributaries are there for a river of new hope and Cannabis leads the way in changing peoples thought processes and attitudes to others. Not always, but if we can all learn to look after each other and not our overlords, then we are on the correct path.

Sun Feb 13, 2011 5:20 pm » by **Myleso**

http://mylesohowe.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/legalize_cure_to_cancer.doc

http://mylesohowe.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/legalize_cure_to_cancer2.doc

I have posted those up in the city and it looks like somebody else has posted a simliar version! I have 2 of them just under the letters on Stop signs. Stop Legalize the Cure to Cancer.

2 of them I posted on a bus stop and 4 days later they are both still up. So far, there is nobody with enough lack of empathy to take them down.

Imagine a poster like mine up in new york or a busy city. :rtft:

I have about 20 posters on street corners for cars and pedestrians to read clearly from a decent distance. Have to go closer to read the henry ford hemp fuel part. This strategy works, especially in high schools. 70 photocopies so far. 10 left. I am going to make more when I have money, I am broke now.