Quote Originally Posted by colonuggs
If Californiaâ??s Control Cannabis Proposition does not pass this November, Monsantoâ??s funding will undoubtedly legalize Cannabis for corporate exploitation sometime in the near future. This will Inundate the medicinal and industrial Cannabis market with artificially engineered and patented Cannabis strains from the only DEA permitted sources available: GW Pharma in partnership with Bayer Inc. and HortaPharm, Kenex corporation, and the University of Mississippiâ??s Marijuana program, all of which appear to be influenced heavily by the GMO seed industry.

Since the only licit sources of Cannabis are derived from interests in connection with the bio-tech industry, this will force anybody who wishes to grow natural non-patented and non-engineered Cannabis strains to attain their seeds from â??illicitâ?? sources.

Other then exposing the imminent threat that Cannabis legalization organizations are posing to natural Cannabis strains in collusion with trans-national GMO seed companies, our responsibility towards this sacred plant compels us to attain natural variety Cannabis seeds and protect them from genetic contamination. Just like the Mayans have learned with Maize, artificial genetic contamination is causing the extinction of natural plant varieties around the planet:


I believe the Federal Government wants control of MJ and until they can find a way MJ will remain illegal on a Federal level

Once they think they have control of it, MJ will be legal on a Ferderal level:hippy:
They have already implemented this scenario with corn and soybeans and financially extorted farmers that wouldn't go along with their GMO patented products, it's scary and its coming for the marijuana industry. It won't be against the law to grow but you may be growing undercover so Monsanto's army of lawyers don't come after you for patent infringement.

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