Comments on: Rolling Stone: Drug Czar Kerlikowske’s ‘Striking Reversal’ On Marijuana

By: ihatethishyt

ihatethishyt — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 06:52:47 +0000

yes i am just a angry fellow “pot smoker” but i am damn tired of this. itll never change though i will keep having faith it will. but to mister Gil Kerlikowske. you sire a god damn idiot, and so is everyone else that choses to ignore the endless newspaper headlines, or internet articles stating how marijuana helped this, or marijuana helped that. nausau, tumors. if i wanted to right a god damn report on it, it would be 10 pages long of infomation. i am not niave or blind trust me i have smoked a joint or two. or a thousand and i know the side effects and the “negatives” and i haved dipped into other drugs to and i have to say from person experience, weed has defintly been the kindest, and most helpful to me out of any drug. do you god damn research. smoke a f’in blunt and see if its “dangerous” or has “no benifits” or better yet, hbu just jump off a f’in bridge.

By: Joseph "Ironman" Siler

Joseph "Ironman" Siler — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 20:37:02 +0000

FYI. I went to the VA med cntr to see my doctor,(who shall remain nameless). This doctor is well aware of my use of cannabis oil to treat skin cancer. I asked him to look at the area on my forehead that had contained to Basal Cell lesions. He said he couldn’t see anything there that looked like cancer. He also said, “it seems to be working for you, keep doing it”. I said “it would be nice if you could put that in writing, but I know you can’t” I also know that if it ever came up, he would adamantly denie ever having said it. It seems many doctors are aware of the truth, but too afraid of the fed to say it.

By: Rebel with a cause

Rebel with a cause — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 13:42:48 +0000

173 Joseph “Ironman” Siler

I was a Navy Corpsman. Want to hear some horror stories. Of course not. Why amplify what your experiences mean to you. But… I will tell you this…”YOU’RE NOT ALONE…NOT BY A FAR SHOT.” If you include death by donny-brook as DANGEROUS…I’ve seen my fare share. Semper Fi! By the way…”What do you do with a drunken sailor?” Right!…you stich’em up and throw’em in the brig.

Funny!…I can’t ever remember having to patch up a pot patient.

By: NeuroGenesis1:29

NeuroGenesis1:29 — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 13:05:32 +0000

#173 Joseph “Ironman” Siler Says:
August 5th, 2009 at 4:10 pm

“What is dangerous?
Let me tell you my experiences.
…dangerous encounters with ALCOHOL…”

RE: Joe,
You are so lucky to still be alive,
(and so am I…!!!).

- Even though I never had the same number
of hazardous-experiences with alcohol as you have,
the ones I which did were SEVERE enough to
bring me to the same conclusion…
“BLACKOUTS”, COMBATIVENESS, SEVERE-INCOORDINATION,
EXTREME-STUPIDITY, URINARY-INCONTINENCE;
these things were the DIRECT, SOLE-RESULT of ALCOHOL,
ALCOHOL-INTOXICATION,
NEVER FROM the unjustly-maligned CANNABIS-PLANT.

- Stepped-up “eradication-efforts” against cannabis will only serve to
increase harms, make society more dangerous, by further “raising-the-stakes”,
ARTIFICIALLY-INFLATING THE PRICE of an AGRICULTURAL-PRODUCT,
(that would normally), only be worth pennies-a-pound,
as well as DRIVING CANNABIS CONSUMERS towards
FAR MORE DANGEROUS-SUBSTITUTES,
of which, KING-ALCOHOL REIGNS-SUPREME…

Marijuana is Safer

NORML-Blog TOPIC:
Driven To Drink by MJ Laws?

Reuters-Blog article:
Driven To Drink by MJ Laws

By: Joseph "Ironman" Siler

Joseph "Ironman" Siler — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 01:20:03 +0000

NO MEDICAL VALUE. Would Kerli(I like that) please explain why the federal government has aquired two(2) patents on the compounds found in the cannabis plant, for medical use.

By: claygooding

claygooding — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:54:22 +0000

the mandate below explains Kerli’s stand.
(12) shall ensure that no Federal funds appropriated to the Office of National Drug Control Policy shall be expended for any study or contract relating to the legalization (for a medical use or any other use) of a substance listed in schedule I of section 202 of the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 812) and take such actions as necessary to oppose any attempt to legalize the use of a substance (in any form) that–
(A) is listed in schedule I of section 202 of the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 812); and
(B) has not been approved for use for medical purposes by the Food and Drug Administration
It is illegal for the drug czar to support marijuana
for legalization,for any reason,medical or recreational
and he is supposed to use whatever means necessary to stop marijuana from being legalized. If a study comes out that verified that marijuana cured cancer,he would have to pay for a study to cast doubt or contradicted the cancer studies data.
And the FDA cannot approve marijuana as a medicine without the studies proving that marijuana is a medicine can be presented,and every time a study is done that shows medical properties,he just muddies up the water with false studies and skewed data,,,,It’s his job.
This mandate from congress had to be written by either the cartels or big pharmacy. It puts a catch 22 on the possibility of legalization.
The reason we have not heard from the AG,clarifying the now 6 month old federal medical marijuana policy
is because for the government to have a medical marijuana,they have too first re-schedule marijuana.
And the delay is exactly what the pharmaceutical companies are paying for,And the cartels.

By: Joseph "Ironman" Siler

Joseph "Ironman" Siler — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:10:55 +0000

What is dangerous? Let me tell you my experiences. First dangerous encounter with ALCOHOL. I was in the U.S.M.C. on a Carribean Cruise. We were at Veagus, Porto Rico. Went into the small town,(the only town) Isabela Segundo on the Island. I remember going into a bar, having a couple of beers, then waking up on my bunk with a fat lip. I was told that I had gotten upset with the jukebox, and attacked it. Obviously someone didn’t think that was a good thing, and busted me in the mouth to stop me. I’m glad it wasn’t a person I attacked. DANGEROUS. Still in the Corp. In Iwikuni, Japan I went into town, got stinking drunk. I walked up to the front of a bar, double swinging doors with metal studs around the edges. I, don’t ask me why, decided to open these, quite heavy doors, with my head. I walked into the bar with blood streaming down my face. Why they didn’t call the MPs I don’t know, but they didn’t. I went into the bathroom, and while I was in there one of the hookers came in, coed bathrooms, and I said something to her she didn’t like. She busted me up aside the head, I grabbed her, spun her around, and SLAMMED her into the wall. She went straight to the floor. This time there was a person involved. DANGEROUS. The list goes on. Telling a 350lb friend I was going to kill him with my bare hands, glad he was a friend. Wrecked the same car twice while drunk, my motor cycle once. Had a man on the ground, my left hand locked on his throat forcing his head back so I could drive the heel of my right hand into the bottom of his nose. Thank GOD the owner of the bar wrapped his arm around my neck, dragged me off him, and said “not today”. DANGEROUS. Yes Mr. Drug Czar that is DANGEROUS. That is what ALCOHOL does to far too many people in this country.
Now Mr. Drug Czar let me tell you of my DANGEROUS experiences with cannabis. Well sir there you have it. I think you need to go to a dictionary and look up the meaning of the word DANGEROUS. You just may learn something.

By: Rebel with a cause

Rebel with a cause — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 15:57:09 +0000

170 Joseph “Ironman” Siler

Right! and that’s why the new drug czar has to lie. But he did say…Let’s leasve up to science. Isn’t that exactly what we want. “Attempt” is a more concerning word. We are all in violation…because
…we are all”attempting” to legalize cannabis.

By: NeuroGenesis1:29

NeuroGenesis1:29 — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 15:25:06 +0000

#168 Rebel with a cause Says:
August 4th, 2009 at 1:19 pm

LOOKING FOR THE CULPRET IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES.

Everyone keeps looking in the wrong place for the culpret.

RE: Rebel,
- What I was saying is that the real CULPRIT
their CURE,
the “problem” is caused by their “solution”.

- Like trying to prevent dehydration-borne
ailments by making clean water unavailable…

By: Joseph "Ironman" Siler

Joseph "Ironman" Siler — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:07:32 +0000

The ONDCP is required by their charter to do anything to prevent the legalization of cannabis, and obviously lieing is part of anything, a big part, it’s the only thing they have.