The Medicinal Cannabis Industry Bill, 2019 is presently being socialized with the public. Several countries in the region are advanced in the roll out of both use of medical and recreational cannabis. It is an important debate to have given the potential positive and negative impacts if not rolled out properly. Here is the Bill:…
The Medicinal Cannabis Industry Bill, 2019 is presently being socialized with the public. Several countries in the region are advanced in the roll out of both use of medical and recreational cannabis. It is an important debate to have given the potential positive and negative impacts if not rolled out properly.
Here is the Bill:
“Do the business plans of the recently incorporated but proactive bloodsuckers include the duty and tax free importation of processed cannabis earmarked for the pharmaceutical sector?
Is the local longstanding Carlisle Laboratories going to corner the market at the expense of the Rastafarian community?”
All of that they are crawling around busily trying to cement…but what they don’t know is for them to EVEN reach that point they gotta WALK THROUGH AND ADDRESS…the human rights violations of the Rasta Community and the majority population as a WHOLE…let’s see how far and fast they can crawl,….when a lawsuit has them tied up in their own self created CORRUPT SUPREME COURT..where they expedite NOTHING…while their bloodsucking bribers are anxiously WAITING.
They listen to no one. Not even when the advice is given with the best of intent.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-ftZ-KE_g7Sd674d6qDqq7cyKgj51A7n/view?usp=drivesdk
It’s only th ignoramuses for leaders in Barbados don’t want to free up the marijuana to the majority population, everyone else is because they have a higher intellect than snakes, crabs ands sell outs..
WURA-WAR-on-USeptember 25, 2019 8:24 PM
Everyone should know this, the Mia government better stop playing the ass, no one has time for idiots…nor for human rights abusers..
“The nations of the Caribbean have agreed in principle to decriminalize marijuana and clear old charges.
The leaders of 15 Caribbean nations, together known as the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), on Sunday released a recommendation to decriminalize marijuana.
“The commission is unanimous in its view that ultimately, legal policy toward marijuana should be informed – not by punitive approaches – but by public health rationales within a human rights, social justice, and developmental perspective,” CARICOM’s report stated.”
To be preserved for prospertiy….this information was maliciously and deliberately hidden from Black Bajans.
Maliciously hidden by your Black government.
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