Dear Senator-elect Dio Wang, thank you for your letter inviting the Help End Marijuana Prohibition (HEMP) Party to the Palmer United Party (PUP) Quarterly meetings.
We appreciate being given the opportunity to formally present the issues that we stand for to a federal parliamentary party. No other party has ever extended any such invitation to me personally since we were established in 1999.
Quite simply put, if this court case does not get dropped / sorted in due course and I am imprisoned (once again) then my hands will be tied and will be forced to stop helping the chronically ill and dying of Australia. Including each and every one of the hundreds of debilitating and life-threatening epileptic children, whose lives are literally in the balance of Mullaways Cannabinoid Tincture.
The HEMP Party totally opposes the proposal by Nick Xenophon to change the Above the Line Voting system to an ‘Optional Preferential’ method as currently used in the NSW Legislative Council elections.
The particular thing that sets José apart is that he seems to be a politician who has managed to make the transition into incumbency without also instantly becoming a drug law hypocrite. He seems to be saying the same things after his election as he promised before his elevation!
The recognition of Cannabis as a medical right has now raised the need for trials and research so Cannabis based medications can be developed and produced safely, cheaply and legally to be made readily available from licensed pharmacists and hospitals.
I am looking forward to my meeting with Andrew Stoner in July so that we can move all of this along.
There is no provision for cultivation or any form of legal supply. If the intention of the parliamentary committee was to demonstrate their commitment, as dedicated public servants and caring citizens, to best practice in social policy, then they have failed very badly in that endeavour.
This week is your last chance to send submissions into the NSW Legislative Council Inquiry into the medical use of cannabis. PLEASE WRITE TO NSW SENATE INQUIRY SAYS HEMP EMBASSY. Nimbin HEMP Embassy is urging medicinal cannabis users and their friends to write to the NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into medical cannabis.
The Oregon Cannabis Tax Act 2012 is a citizen’s initiative campaign to regulate cannabis and restore industrial hemp. The goal is to protect Oregon’s children and increase public safety by creating a series of regulations around the growth and sale of cannabis and industrial hemp. Just as ending alcohol prohibition and regulating that market has protected society, regulating cannabis will help keep cannabis away from children and ensure cannabis or marijuana is only sold to adults over the age of 21.
I write to request information concerning your Department’s policy regarding FSANZ application A1039 to have hemp seed and hemp seed products normalized as a human food in Australia. This application was made hoping to provide a very palatable and rich source of omega 3 and other important nutrients for Australian’s young and old and to add a valuable new crop to Australian agriculture.
The global war on drugs has failed, with devastating consequences for individuals and societies around the world. Fifty years after the initiation of the UN Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, and years after President Nixon launched the US government’s war on drugs, fundamental reforms in national and global drug control policies are urgently needed.
