Federal agents just raided a health food store in North Dakota -- at gunpoint to confiscate their CBD oil products.
Yes CBD Cannabidiol the non-psychoactive healing molecule that's found in Hemp. It's sold in many different forms and it's becoming more and more popular. The popularity is due to the fact that CBD helps people in so many different ways. It especially helps people get off of opioids which of course is the whole point behind the violent raids on these small mom and pop stores!
The war on drugs is a dog-and-pony show
The 'war on drugs' is a facade, a total waste of time and resources. It is a crime in and of itself.
This artificial war throws people in prison who shouldn't be there it's an attempt to criminalize this, and other, natural medicine plant-based medicines which should be freely available to everyone. Not just CBD but also THC as well.
Criminalizing a natural plant
How can a government criminalize a natural plant?
We're not talking about a highly processed, highly concentrated (natural) drug like Heroin concentrate -- that's so heavily concentrated by many thousand times.
When you're talking about hemp oil it's not concentrated hardly at all. CBD oils are extracts, not high concentrates - it's not toxic, it's not psychoactive, it's not addictive and it doesn't make you crazy or high.
You can you can take CBD oil and drive a vehicle without any danger whatsoever - it's not a risky substance and yet the drug companies (BigPharma who control the government) keep their opioids on the market selling hundreds of billions of dollars a year worth of opioids and painkillers making them tons of money. All this while destroying the lives of millions of people - that is the real crime!
The answer to an epidemic
The opioid epidemic is so bad in America and other parts of the world - people are dying left and right from opioids. People's lives are being destroyed by the addiction. It is a horrific pandemic and yet the state government is using gunpoint raids to eliminate the competition to their opioids racket -- it's just beyond shameful!
Many of the people in power positions within the government willfully refrain from distinguishing the difference between CBD (marijuana) versus the hard drugs like heroin, cocaine and meth and all of the other hard drugs.
Governments have actually announced that they want federal prosecutors to really crack down on all of these drugs and drug offenses. They want people to suffer the maximum penalties possible.
So, they make all these hard-line laws and regulations but fail to distinguish the difference between heroin versus marijuana. The longer they keep marijuana illegal, the longer they are funneling money into the drug cartels. It's through these actions that the street prices of these drugs are raised and that benefits the (government operated) cartels.
Beginning to see how the game works?
When it's not legal and regulated by the government the drug cartels are making all the money so really what they are doing is making sure that the cash flow to Big Pharma is protected for the opioids and also making sure the cash flow to the illegal criminal drug cartels is also protected!
No clue yet about how this racket operates? Wake up, take the red pill and do some research yourself!
Take a close look into how the drug-running system actually funds the intelligence community. The truth of the matter is that the drug cartels are protected at the highest levels because they create cash flow for certain high-level groups and people in power.
It's not a coincidence that who suffers in all of this, of course, is the common people. People are dying from opioids and people are having their lives destroyed by opioid addiction.
Natural alternatives like CBDs are being denied to them in many places, but luckily not everywhere! Some countries are waking up to these facts and the truth of the healing properties of CBD oils.
This police raid on a small outlet is a great example of people losing access to this God-given resource because the federal government doesn't want people to be able to purchase a natural dietary supplement that can help many people in many ways get off of addictive prescription opioids and other toxic pharmaceuticals.
Shame on the police that participated in the raid and shame on those who make the laws!
This raid is just one case of the many. We have got to end this silly war on hemp and marijuana it's just so insane and it just shows you why big government is so bad and so evil for our society.
I mean how can the government have any credibility whatsoever when saying that they're helping people when they criminalize farmers for growing industrial hemp to make hemp seeds, hemp protein, hemp oil, hemp fibers, hemp clothing, hemp insulation, hemp car bumpers and everything else that you can make out this miraculous plant!
How insane and delusional is that logic...
We now know why our government criminalizes all of this agricultural abundance!
If the government can't end this criminalization of a natural medicinal industrial herb then frankly that government has no credibility -- it needs to be replaced with something else, a much fairer system.
Frankly, it just doesn't work. These so called laws are stacked against us and have to change. We have to legalize medicinal CBD extracts as a dietary supplement and we should, at the same time, decriminalize small quantities of THC as well.
Throwing half the country in prison is not a way to help people treat their pain it doesn't work - it's insane but it's policy.
There is some good news to all of this
The good news is that people are waking up to all these facts - in fact, many many people are pushing for a change. That's an awesome movement that will make the difference. However there is still a long way to go in terms changing the system, but collectively I believe it can be done. The more they push the more people seem to be waking up to the truth!
You cannot outlaw nature. Take responsibility for your own food and medical needs.
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