Today, technocrats are faced with what seems to be an almost hopeless task of maintaining our modern life styles while maintaining our environment. Can we do both? The answer is YES. Modern lifestyles and our dreams for high standards of living do not have to conflict with our need of a clean life-sustaining planet.

Can we have paper and lumber products without cutting trees? Can we fuel our cars without oil? Can we make plastics and synthetics without hydrocarbon oil? Can we have effective medicines without crippling side effects? Can we nave clothes without DDT sprayed cotton? Can we have clean electricity? The answer to all of these questions is YES! The solutions are already here, the problem is with our leadership not sponsoring the vision to get us there.

The problems surrounding pollution are many and the solutions are even more. However, until the solutions stop running into a beaurocratic brick wall, will they be able to have an effect. The answer to all of these questions and more lies in the re-legalization of HEMP. HEMP was prohibited in 1937 when more expensive, more pollutive, easier to control methods for doing what HEMP did were discovered. Fuel from oil, medicines from synthetic drugs, paper and building materials from trees.

The term Marijuana was brought into play to deceive the people and outlaw this centuries old answer to civilization's needs. A gang of elite industrialists plotted the demise of HEMP and unleashed their diabolical pan in the 30’s through a man named Anslinger. By making HEMP illegal by any means possible the gang of DuPont, Lilly and Hearst would make good on their plastics and paper making patents. Dupont chemicals are leaders and pioneers of an entire industry that is killing the planet. Hearst could untilize his plywood making patent while cutting his timber holdings, and Lilly cornered the synthetic druqs market. Each man had fortunes to lose by letting HEMP products onto the market and fortunes to gain by outlawing HEMP.

When mechanical hemp fiber stripping became available and affordable in 1934 these powerful industrialists believed they were in trouble. They had to do something to guarantee their control over their markets. They went about the task of outlawing marijuana which effectively banned HEMP. The rouge was to convince society that HEMP marijuana was an evil drug and no mention was ever made that Hemp was marijuana. It worked and now we live in an artificial economy, ceded by law to be dependent upon these barons of greed.

HEMP was and is still is capable of replacing oil, trees and synthetic chemicals in our lives in a non-pollutive way. Using HEMP products is an important way to promote the health and economies of our world. The time has come to call a thief a thief and the power structure that stole our country’s future in the 30s continues to hold us hostage today. They must go, not through a violent revolution but by producing the superior HEMP products that they seek to ban.

The production of products that you can buy has already begun, in China, Canada and England. Watch for paper without trees, fuel without oil, clothing without cotton and medicines that work without nasty side effects. Buy them when you see them and join the revolution to take back our country and our world.