Saint John Relocalization Network

One thing we must remember about hemp is that prohibition of hemp was brought about by corporate interests that have made huge profits by taking a critical raw material off the market. The Corporates ended the use of the hemp plant as a fuel, fiber, food, and pulp for good reason. Prohibition was one of the first dominos to fall in the demise of our Republic. Prohibition is one of the many reasons the small farmer has been removed from the economy as the most important element in the nations foundation. For the past century oil has replaced most applications that hemp traditionally provided to the economy. Oil is a commodity that can easily be controlled and owned by the corporates that have the most to gain by maintaining hemp and cannabis prohibition. I can only surmise that corporates will be the ones to end prohibition when there are few profits to be made from oil. When this happens you can be assured that large corporations will be the ones given authorization to grow this crop again. Just as happened during world war two when the Department of Agriculture instituted the "Hemp for Victory" campaign. The color of law will be changed to fatten profits once again. After a protracted economic disaster of proportions never seen from high oil prices. The corporates will benefit the most from the elimination of small producers that would profit from growing hemp now. Development of A American hemp industry now would be counter productive to the globalization and control of energy, drug, food, fiber, and pulp, industries. Domanation is the goal of corporates that refuse to relent control of the economy they have enjoyed and rely apon for their profits. The little guy may never get a chance to grow hemp if we wait too long. The only way the little guy will win is efforts like the Lakota tribe in South Dakota, And Woody Harrelson efforts to grow hemp in Kentucky. It's no wonder these people are attempting to regain economic prosperity that their forefathers enjoyed when they were able to grow hemp. We must begin to grow this crop today. We must assert our sovereignty and control of our future. We may not have the luxury of time to wait for the goverment to say it's OK to grow a God given plant of such utility. I look forward to growing hemp and building my home from hemp. Join us ! Even though April 20th has past it is still a great time to plant your crop today.