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We created a back-to-school newsletter and it got us thinking: Let that
government-owned teacher know you still think for yourself by writing your
report on the history of the government suppressing freedom and knowledge
through its wars on plants, through propaganda, fear-mongering, harassment,
imprisonment and violence.
I doubt your teacher knows that simple possession of Kratom in Thailand can be
punishable by death. Or that, in some states in the U.S.A., possession of Salvia
can get you sent to prison for life. Or that across the entire country,
alternative-medicine practitioners, herbalists or even organic farmers can be
SWAT-style raided without warning, have their inventory, businesses and lives
destroyed by the FDA or any number of other government agencies all in the name
of… well, we’re not really sure why. They say it’s for our protection, but they
might want to focus on the products they DO approve of, since more people are
killed every year by FDA-approved drugs than all non-approved and illegal drugs
combined. Maybe, if they spent less time, money and resources investigating
herbalists, they could do what they were actually meant to be doing and stop
salmonella-filled eggs from getting to the market a little sooner. Or maybe they
should just do like NASCAR and require the FDA management to wear patches of
their pharmaceutical company “sponsors” so we can know who they’re really
working for. Read this article about the tyranny of the terrorist organization
commonly known as the FDA. Or maybe you’re interested in a bit lighter topic....
TThere is a bit of good news regarding
Canavalia
(Bay Bean),
Blue Lotus
and Damiana.
They’re not illegal ANYWHERE… Though that didn’t stop the local and federal
thugs "authorities" from stealing our entire stock of hundreds of kilos when
they raided us back in February with just justification “We have our reasons.”
Whatever the hell that means. Wait… What? Russia made Blue Lotus illegal last
year? Well at least their government actually makes something illegal before
stealing it from people. Does that mean RUSSIA’s government is less totalitarian
than the U.S.? It’s scary to even think that’s possible.
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