DON'T CRITICIZE IT

Helicopter harassment and the tyranny of arresting and prosecuting
adult personal cultivations of up to 24 cannabis plants could soon be
a thing of the past in Hawai'i County because we approved a lowest law
enforcement priority of cannabis ordinance last election day.

First, Mayor Kenoi announced recently that Hawai'i County has ended
its involvement in the "marijuana eradication program" after 30-plus
years.

Second, the federal government's newly confirmed "drug czar" was
Seattle's Chief of Police for the last eight years and oversaw the
resounding success of their lowest law enforcement priority of
cannabis ordinance.

The final straw might be when the general public becomes aware of the
safe, effective, inexpensive cancer curing ability of cannabis and the
government's own patent on the plant.

The "war on marijuana" will finally be over and organic growers of the
natural herbal medicine will be rightfully honored.

May the last marijuana trial in Hawai'i history be yesterday.
Amen.

Roger Christie,

Hilo