Jasper Palmer
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According to this letter, the DEA views cannabis seeds with less than .3% delta-9 THC content as "hemp" and therefore *not* a controlled substance. (not legal advice)
DEA letter on Seeds
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Friendly_Grower
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OMG that sounds GREAT!
In retirement, I started StrainMaintainer.com
I hope to allow people to provide links to their genetics so that we can encourage the saving of genetics for the future.
I just jumped and registered that an my own "brand"
So it's exciting to read your post.
In retirement, I started StrainMaintainer.com
I hope to allow people to provide links to their genetics so that we can encourage the saving of genetics for the future.
I just jumped and registered that an my own "brand"
So it's exciting to read your post.
Herb & Suds
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Putin agrees 100% comrade
Wattzzup
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You’re absolutely right Rob. We should just trust the pharmaceutical companies to do the right thing with no oversight
What could possibly go wrong with that?
Rob Roy
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Rob Roy
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How'd that "oversight" work out on the covid "vaccines" ?You’re absolutely right Rob. We should just trust the pharmaceutical companies to do the right thing with no oversight
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Jasper Palmer
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No one here is a fan of the DEA, for obvious reasons.
The DEA doesn't regulate pharmaceutical companies or vaccines, the FDA does. I'm not defending the FDA either.
All this is is letting people know the DEA is on record as saying seeds containing below .3% THC are not prohibited in interstate commerce. The boot of oppression has eased up just a tiny bit. That is all.
The DEA doesn't regulate pharmaceutical companies or vaccines, the FDA does. I'm not defending the FDA either.
All this is is letting people know the DEA is on record as saying seeds containing below .3% THC are not prohibited in interstate commerce. The boot of oppression has eased up just a tiny bit. That is all.
Friendly_Grower
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At one time in the USA it was ILLEGAL TO NOT GROW CANNABIS!
Seriously the Drug Trade back then was Tobacco. Farmers had to be forced to grow Hemp for Sails.
Seriously the Drug Trade back then was Tobacco. Farmers had to be forced to grow Hemp for Sails.
GrownAtHighAltitude
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This is old news. USDA issued a ruling years ago now affirming this stance. Interstate commerce is fine.
lusidghost
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You're thinking of the FDA, you dolt. The DEA's only job is to lock people* up in cages for drugs.You’re absolutely right Rob. We should just trust the pharmaceutical companies to do the right thing with no oversight
*not including other DEA agents or high level insiders.
lusidghost
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I should have read all of the comments first.
lusidghost
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LOL
Wattzzup
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Pharmaceutical Industry and the Controlled Substances Act - A Distinct Breed of Monitorship
A distinct component of the healthcare industry includes companies that manufacture, distribute or dispense prescription medicines (hereinafter…
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Pharmaceutical companies that produce, distribute or dispense controlled substance prescription medicines are also regulated by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), an agency of the US Department of Justice (US DOJ)
What do I know though.
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Wattzzup
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It’s odd to you that the DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY regulates drugs? Who’s the dolt now? You and the dummies liking your post
It’s literally in their title.
lusidghost
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They aren't regulating pharmaceuticals, they are policing illegal activity connected to pharmaceutical companies, croak doctors, ect ect. IE drug laws, which apply to everyone. If the DEA disbanded, the FDA would still be the ones making sure medicine isn't causing side effects, and if they are, making the companies remove or at least label the side effects..Pharmaceutical Industry and the Controlled Substances Act - A Distinct Breed of Monitorship
A distinct component of the healthcare industry includes companies that manufacture, distribute or dispense prescription medicines (hereinafter…
Pharmaceutical companies that produce, distribute or dispense controlled substance prescription medicines are also regulated by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), an agency of the US Department of Justice (US DOJ)
What do I know though.
Wattzzup
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Really grasping at straws huh? If the DEA is disbanded LOL
lusidghost
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It's pretty hard to quote your posts when you keep deleting them. I'm don't think you understand the difference. The DEA is not keeping your grandma safe when she takes her medicine.
Wattzzup
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Not sure how else to explain to you. Good luck buddy..Pharmaceutical Industry and the Controlled Substances Act - A Distinct Breed of Monitorship
A distinct component of the healthcare industry includes companies that manufacture, distribute or dispense prescription medicines (hereinafter…
Pharmaceutical companies that produce, distribute or dispense controlled substance prescription medicines are also regulated by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), an agency of the US Department of Justice (US DOJ)
What do I know though.