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ANONYMOUS OPERATION CANNABIS420

Greetings. We are Anonymous. This is Operation Cannabis 420. CANNABIS: END THE PROHIBITION -- NOW. CANNABIS: END THE LIES -- NOW. CANNABIS: END GOVERNMENT-SANCTIONED HARM -- NOW. CANNABIS: END THE NARCOTICS CONTROL BOARD STRANGLEHOLD-- NOW. NOW: IS THE TIME TO: RE-EDUCATE. NOW: IS THE TIME TO: END THE WAR ON DRUGS. NOW: IS THE TIME TO: ABOLISH BAD LAWS. NOW: IS THE TIME FOR: DRUG LAW REFORM. NOW: IS THE TIME TO: LEGALISE CANNABIS. Governments under the control of the Single Convention & the INCB (International Narcotics Control Board) have used anti-cannabis propaganda to misinform the public and to entrench fear about cannabis for several generations. Governments have directly been responsible for harms & damage to individuals & society via drug legislation. The INCB & the Single Convention use threats to enforce such policies onto international governments. WE ARE ANONYMOUS. UNITED AS ONE, DIVIDED BY ZERO. WE DO NOT FORGIVE. WE DO NOT FORGET . [HISTORY: The use of hemp in production & consumption dates back to Neolithic times, through to the Iron Age, through to the last few hundred years BC and into the 2nd Century. It continued its simulatenous journey through time with us into the Medievel times, the Hemp has been used in both production and consumption as a psychotropic drug throughout human history, concurrently sharing our journey through from the Neolothic age up until the start of prohibition in the 1920s & 30s. Until that time, hemp was employed to make clothes, a variety of textiles, rope, paper, in cooking, shipping, and in uniforms in World War 2. It is not until the advent and enforcement of widespread decades of prohibition that we see great numbers of people using hemp solely to get stoned. Cannabis prohibition is a waste of police time and resources. The numbers of people that use cannabis is around 10% of adult Australians, as many as 40% of those over age 12 have in USA, 10.5% in UK. lThe WHO reports The most rapid growth in cannabis abuse since the 1960s has been in developed countries in North America, Western Europe and Australia. Such statistics are evidence that in the 70+ years of cannabis prohibition the SINGLE CONVENTION HAS FAILED.]