Bundesverwaltungsgericht erlaubt erstmals Cannabis-Anbau. Durchbruch?

modesto, Samstag, 09.04.2016, 21:11 vor 3595 Tagen 2106 Views

Guten Abend,

das Bundesverwaltungsgericht zu Leipzig hat einem MS-Patienten den Anbau von Cannabis zur Eigentherapie erlaubt.

Zitat:

"Bundesverwaltungsgericht sieht öffentliches Interesse
Sind schwer kranke Patienten auf eine Eigentherapie mit Cannabis angewiesen, kann ihnen der Eigenanbau der Droge im Einzelfall erlaubt werden. Dies gilt zumindest dann, wenn die Einnahme von Cannabis zu einer erheblichen Linderung der Beschwerden führt und dem Patienten kein gleichsam wirksames und bezahlbares Medikament zur Verfügung steht, urteilte am Mittwoch, 6. April 2016, das Bundesverwaltungsgericht in Leipzig (Az.: 3 C 10.14)."

ZItat Ende

Quelle

In allen Medien zu finden seit Tagen..


Der Tagesspiegel zum Beispiel titelt:

Tausende könnten Antrag auf Cannabis-Anbau stellen

Die Hanfplantage im Badezimmer muss genehmigt werden, urteilt das Bundesverwaltungsgericht - wenn Kranken nur die Droge hilft.


Vielleicht hat damit ein Richter mit Rückrat und Empathie einen Präzedenzfall geschaffen, der einen Durchbruch für die zahllosen Patienten bringt, denen es mit dieser Heipflanze besser gehen wird. Die Zeit ist überreif.

Von Seiten der verkrusteten, hartherzigen, egoistischen und mit harten und schädlichen Drogen bestens versorgten Politik war bisher kein Kommentar zu finden.

In guter Hoffnung für alle, denen vielleicht bald geholfen wird - und wenn es ein fettes Grinsen zum Feierabend ist statt Schwermütigkeit und Sorgen - grüsst
modesto

Ex-Drogenfahnder Barry Cooper zu dem Thema

Fabio ⌂ @, München, Sonntag, 10.04.2016, 19:12 vor 3594 Tagen @ modesto 1665 Views

Ich habe Barry Cooper in Acapulco auf der Anarcho-Konferenz kennengelernt. Er scheint in den USA eine kleine Berühmtheit zu sein:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Cooper_(lecturer)

Er hat vor ein paar Tagen auf Facebook folgendes geschrieben:

"Cannabis activists can stop plying for legalization because cannabis prohibition is set to end worldwide in less than 2 years. In other words, the powers have already put into motion a secret plan developed a few years ago to end prohibition. So, no matter what pot activists do or don't do, prohibition of pot will end.
Courts and politicians and judges have been ordered to make rulings to end prohibition. These worldwide rulings are a result of this plan and not a result of pot activism. (Sorry activists...I am one too but I can't unknow what I know!) Don't be discouraged though because the activism was and is necessary to reverse the deep rooted propaganda of "Reefer Madness." Keep spreading good information but don't think for a second ballots and smoking pot in front of capitols changed the government's mind.
I knew this and stated it a few years ago when Mexico's ex president Fox announced he and a Microsoft mogul were partnering to open the largest chain of cannabis shops in the U.S. Men in those positions do not make these type of announcements and investments unless they know something we don't. Recently four people in Mexico received a license to grow and it's rumored the ex president is very close to the licensees. In addition, the Mexican Supreme Court recently made rulings in favor of legalization.
The U.S. government will continue making the billions of marijuana dollars but this time, instead of earning cash the black and nefarious way, the government will realize the same dollars by forcefully collecting taxes. The Mexican Cartels, who are governments, will continue making their money because they are being made the legal growers and importers of cannabis. This model of ending prohibition was secretly planned several years ago at the Bilderberg level.
Although pot prohibition will lift, the insane Drug War will continue for some time because millions of people depend on the war to earn billions of dollars. I'm not positive about this but I see the Drug War ending in 5 years or less. Just like cannabis "legalization," the Drug War will be replaced with outrageous controls and endless "little laws" that will make it almost impossible to do drugs and be legal.
All activists should continue as usual but need to start shifting some of their efforts to promoting and implementing ‪#‎voluntarism‬ which is the only hope for mankind. ‪#‎voluntarist‬ are the new rock stars of freedom. It's sexy. Give it a try."
https://www.facebook.com/barry.cooper.3979/posts/1694893867430429


Kurze Zusammenfassung:

Er meint, dass die Cannabis-Prohibition in weniger als 2 Jahren weltweit enden wird. Das sei in elitären Kreisen wie Bilderberg schon vor Jahren beschlossen worden und einige Insider wie der mexikanische Ex-Präsident Fox würden sich schon seit geraumer Zeit entsprechend positionieren, um dann an der Legalisierung verdienen zu können.

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“We are on strike against the dogma that the pursuit of one’s happiness is evil. We are on strike against the doctrine that life is guilt." John Galt

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Ich habe mich schon gewundert. (mehr Text)

SevenSamurai @, Sonntag, 10.04.2016, 20:55 vor 3594 Tagen @ Fabio 1439 Views

Ist schon etwas länger her, aber ich habe mich damals (2003) über diese Meldung gewundert:

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-marijuana-idUSBRE94T0ZE20130530

Zitat:
"Ex-Microsoft manager plans to create first U.S. marijuana brand

(...)Shively laid out his plans, along with his vision for a future in which marijuana will be imported from Mexico, at a Thursday news conference in downtown Seattle.

Joining him was former Mexican President Vicente Fox, a longtime Shively acquaintance who has been an advocate of decriminalizing marijuana.(...)"
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Aber was meint er hiermit:

Just like cannabis "legalization," the Drug War will be
replaced with outrageous controls and endless "little laws" that will make
it almost impossible to do drugs and be legal
.

Dann ändert sich doch letztlich nichts.

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Zitat des Jahres: "We have put together I think the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics."

It's a big club, and you ain't in it.

Meine Vermutung...

Fabio ⌂ @, München, Sonntag, 10.04.2016, 23:28 vor 3594 Tagen @ SevenSamurai 1432 Views

Aber was meint er hiermit:

Just like cannabis "legalization," the Drug War will be
replaced with outrageous controls and endless "little laws" that will

make

it almost impossible to do drugs and be legal[/b].


Dann ändert sich doch letztlich nichts.

Vielleicht redet er da von allen möglichen anderen Drogen. Unter den US-Libertären, die ich da kennengelernt habe, sind alle möglichen anderen Drogen populär, weil die angeblich bewusstseinserweiternd seien und er, Barry Cooper, meint, dass die nur illegal sind, damit das eben nicht passiert. Also so Zeug wie Ayahuasca, Pilze und sowas.
Vielleicht meint er aber auch strenge Regulierung, also dass man zB nur staatlich kontrolliertes Gras kaufen darf und Eigenanbau dann doch wieder strafbar ist oder sowas.

Das hat er zB gestern gepostet:

"You know why "hard" drugs like LSD, mushrooms, and MDMA are banned right?
What if I told it that it is not because they are bad for you. They are banned because they cause inner awakening. They instill a sense of freedom and incite you to rebel against the State apparatus; and the politicians cannot have that. They hate freethinkers and free-feelers. It hates people who're liberated from the cycle of statist dogma and abuse.
This is the key.
It is the reason why LSD was banned in the 60's. The drug was a threat to business-as-usual. It aroused the control-freak nature of the bureaucrats. Thus, they started suppressing the population. Too many people were waking up and protesting and condemning government. People suddenly knew the truth. They realized they were slaves. LSD allowed them to awaken from the matrix of illusion.
Hallucinogens certainly cause people to think and exist outside the box. It shows them how controlled and coerced their life is, and makes them want to live more creatively, without restraint. The politicians are opposed to this, and thus continue today spewing rampant anti-drug propaganda. This keeps people asleep and numb, but don't fall for the disinformation.
Realize the facts. Research the drugs yourself. Look into the history. Talk to the plant.
Authored by the anarchist psychologist and brilliant mind Sterlin Lujan."

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“We are on strike against the dogma that the pursuit of one’s happiness is evil. We are on strike against the doctrine that life is guilt." John Galt

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