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Quote Originally Posted by Klonzinc
I spent hours listening to testimony and then listing to amendments made and passed at the end and IMO it was very obvious this bill is sponsored by big out of state dispensaries who will be fathered in under the 2 year residency law, it does not matter that the people spoke and 99% asked for the bill to be killed, come to think of it Josh Stanley from peace in medicine and 2 others were in favor the rest want it killed.

IMO the 2 year wait is there to stop any more Cali money from coming in and setting up and ruining the unofficial partnership between Romer and the farmacy, patients choice and a few others, the bottom line is they saw the money train leaving cali and headed to co, so as usual Californians have fucked over Colorado yet again.
My attorney and a few of my patients attended this a couple of weeks ago:
Cannabis Convention Draws Crowds In Denver - cbs4denver.com
My attorney called me up and opined that the whole thing was pretty much sponsored by Cali interests.

The only resolve now will be the hopes that Rob Corry will move forward with all law suites possible, this bill will be signed by the gov very soon and like Romer said, 80% of all disp. will be gone, no more independant growers, and yes all will be controlled by the dept. of revenue and thier gun toting puppets.
An injunction looks to be the only hope at this point.

On a another note; has anyone found out which 2 breeders up North have sold their seed line to U.S. owned pharmaceutical company?
One of those big seed companies that I never buy seeds from because it would be illegal to acquire my seeds from a foriegn country sent me an e-mail the other day saying that they had decided not to go through with the big pharma offer. I followed up with them and didn't support their decision by not ordering some really high end genetics.
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