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News (Media Awareness Project) - US AK: PUB LTE: Save The Planet, Yes To Hemp
Title:US AK: PUB LTE: Save The Planet, Yes To Hemp
Published On:2000-09-13
Source:Anchorage Daily News (AK)
Fetched On:2008-09-03 08:56:37
SAVE THE PLANET; YES TO HEMP

I recently attended a debate at the Anchorage Museum of Fine Art, sponsored
by Free Hemp in Alaska and moderated by Al Anders, chair. Debating the
merits of Proposition 5 were Chris Conrad, published author and
internationally renowned expert on the various aspects of cannabis sativa
and legal hemp, and on par excellence to his counter former U.S. Attorney
Wev Shea, who reasonably articulated why Proposition 5 is flawed and/or
poorly written, notwithstanding the feds-U.S. statutes, etc. Thank you for
the handouts; thank you for taking time to discuss the issues.

If voters pass Proposition 5 in this millennium election, Alaskans will
take the first steps on the long journey to reclaiming our states' rights.
Legal cannabis and industrial hemp will allow Alaskans to become
self-sufficient and prosper. Proposition 5 will restore our right to
privacy, personal freedom, and will reunite political cannabis prisoners
with their families. Legal cannabis and industrial hemp will ensure
economic strength and prosperity for future generations by investing in
renewable resource development.

To the readers who might still be sitting on the fence regarding
Proposition 5 and are not hippies circa 1960s:

Cannabis will save the planet! Food, fiber, medicine, building materials!

Send the message to the feds. Alaskans vote "Yes!" Proposition 5.

Georgia Mario, Chugiak
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