I'm Going Green!
The Obama Administration (WhiteHouse.gov), and the current Congress needs to federally legalize Marijuana. Gary Ruff, founder of www.SundayisFunday.com says this needs to be a “federal run” operation. This means that the Federal Government not only taxes and regulates Marijuana, but manufactures the bud (does not allow private industry to make, sell, or market the drug).
Here is why. With the oncoming events of the world economic crisis, befitted with the intolerance of the people of the world, a drug that actually calms people might be the way to go. Also, we need to separate “Private Company” functions from “Federal Government” functions.
The revenues generated for the government should only be used to pay down the debt and print more money. You thought oil was big? (I heard Hemp can be used as a fuel also.)
Also, people who violate the authority of the government and its exclusive right to manufacture, sell or market Marijuana should be sought out and prosecuted (you have to give something to get something).
Maybe the “Jane” could be cut to different strengths, be measured on breathalysers just like alcohol, and basically be moderated similar to alcohol as a “special” tobacco, by the ATF.
Eventually America will move towards a sales tax or www.FairTax.org system because it is clear that with President Obama, what the people want the people will get. Trust me on that.
Why have a “Carbon Tax” when we could actually have a “Hydrocarbon Tax”? That's right Al Gore, let the people vote for their preference:
What do you prefer?
A) A Carbon Tax
B) A Hydrocarbon Tax
C) Keep everything the same, it seems to be working good.
If you like the idea of legalizing marijuana, and want to make this possible, please do the following few things:
Send an e-mail to your friends, post bulletins on MySpace, and help get out the word with this idea. President Obama does listen to the people. Use you creativity (legal creativity).
We need to rally support for this “thing”. Voice your opinions at BL8ant's Blog: SundayisFunday Blog. This is the best place to “add your two cents”.
(You've sent this letter in your e-mail to friends. You made your voice heard on the blog.) Lastly, request our leaders to address this “thing”, from the Mayor to the President. Be anonymous if you prefer. Let them know we offer a solution to our economic crisis, but with a price.
My friends, we already have the “bowl rolling”, sort of speak. We really do need your help. Soon BL8ant band is coming out with a song (“thing”) called, “I'm going Green”. Other bands are more than welcome to use that EXACT song title to spread the word. It will be the first time in music history where millions of songs have the same name, but by different artists! And you can already imagine the T-Shirts!
Anyone willing to help out in any aspect of this adventure is welcome to drop a line to Gary, The Compusician.
TheCompusician@yahoo.com
Gary Ruff is the person heading up this daring, but wildly adventurous idea. We are wanting something to make Woodstock (a musical event) look like a back yard barbecue, and you can be part of it. You can send Gary your thoughts and ideas, as we start to form the committee. Yes, we still need some more established bands, as well as up and coming ones. We will be looking to stage this event in the Arlington, Texas area right by the Dallas Fort Worth airport.
(Yes, copy this whole letter and forward it to your friends. Add your own two cents or advertising to this letter if you wish, but please understand that the committee is not responsible for your words or actions, you are... imagine that).
This is not a political movement or action. This is about making a song, “I'm going Green!”. The right of the people to protest and assemble.
(Imagine 1 in 10 Americans “Go Green”. That is about 30 million people. “Going Green” once per week yields a gross revenue to the nation (at $10 a “cooperative”, instead of calling it a “joint”) equals 300 million dollars per week, or 156 Billion Dollars per Year! ($156,000,000,000 ! I haven't seen that many “zeros” in one place since Congress and the Supreme Court went into session!).
They like to joke as well as we do folks, so please understand that no disrespect is intended. I hope to see them at the concert!
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