Jack Herer R.I.P.

[funkfingers]

Rest in piece brother, may your soul shed as much light in the after life as you did in your life here on earth..You were an inspiration to all of us.. :rastasmoke::rastasmoke::rastasmoke:

[exoman2000]

Godspeed Brotha. Your book turned me on to Cannabis and I have never looked back.

R.I.P Jack Herer
June 18, 1939-April 15, 2010

[kingminus]

somebody needs to make a movie about this man! WORD!

[funkfingers]

Emperor of Hemp (1999) (V) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0264574/) they do it's called the emperor of hemp pretty good flick, kingminus I got you covered if you wanna watch it..:rastasmoke: Jack was definitely a pioneer, and a true freedom fighter, His spirit will live on, and be a true testament to the work he did in this world..

[neversummer]

I wrote a paper on the legalization of marijuana in college in 1998. I used his book " The Emperor Wears No Clothes " for most of my references. That book pretty much schooled me on all the medical and industrial uses that cannabis has, not just recreational and religious. Jack Herer did so much to show people the many uses of cannabis, and to help make it legal for medicinal reasons, and get it decriminalized across the country. He is not just some pot head that grew awesome weed, or invented some new strain. Jack Herer was a true social activist, and a leader in the community. Colorado needs someone like him right now.

[TheReleafCenter]

Lost a good one. Can't sleep. He spent his life fighting for something resembling what we have here and it's not over yet. We're going to run a special on our Jack Flash this week, I'll post details in the morning. I never thought we'd see this day.

[RockyMtnDezL]

RIP to the emperor, his legacy will live on...in my grow room.

[MEDEDCANNABIS]

on to cannabis heaven, grow on.

meded so you can mededicate to mededitate

[Storm Crow]

He didn't make it to the "promised land" of legalization, but he saw we could make it from here without him, and went home.

OK, so what are you going to do in Jack's memory? I met with and gave the mayor of Dunsmuir (a MMJ patient) my list to help him educate others (that's above and beyond what I normally do daily as an activist). So surely, you can do a few emails in Jack's memory! And are you registered to vote? Have you signed a petition for MMJ or legalization?

Jack isn't here to do it for us any more :sadcrying - it's up to us to get cannabis legalized! Get busy!


Granny

[funkfingers]

Wow! I feel honored that you just posted in this thread..You ma'am have done mounds for mmj with your extensive lists you've compiled..Jacks memory indeed needs to live on with the movement this tuesday light up a fatty for our fallen soldier a hero in the true sense of the word, jack herer.

Respect

Funk:rastasmoke:

[FarmerSteve]

^^^^^^^^^ My thoughts exactly.

[neversummer]

He didn't make it to the "promised land" of legalization, but he saw we could make it from here without him, and went home.

OK, so what are you going to do in Jack's memory? I met with and gave the mayor of Dunsmuir (a MMJ patient) my list to help him educate others (that's above and beyond what I normally do daily as an activist). So surely, you can do a few emails in Jack's memory! And are you registered to vote? Have you signed a petition for MMJ or legalization?

Jack isn't here to do it for us any more :sadcrying - it's up to us to get cannabis legalized! Get busy!


Granny

Voting wont do anything. Im stockpiling ammunition, studying martial arts, and trying to open other people eyes to the fact they are government slaves. We need to have a revolution like the French did. Off with their heads. No one can save us but us. They arent just going to GIVE the power back to the people. We have to stand up and TAKE the power back. I think everyone in the US should stop paying federal income tax. If we just ignore the federal government, it will go away. Or we could just hang em in the streets.