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Federal Prosecutor Warns Rhode Island About Medical Marijuana

Joe | Apr 30, 2011 | Comments 1

U.S. Attorney Peter Neronha has sent a letter – delivered yesterday – to Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee, telling him that the state’s plans to license medical marijuana dispensaries will put them in conflict with federal law and will invite prosecution no matter what state law says, much like what is happening in Washington.

Rhode Island plans to open three – yes, three – medical marijuana dispensaries. Yet the feds react like RI plans on opening terrorists recruitment and training centers inside of just 3 cannabis pharmacies.

420times 000012856499XSmall 300x186 Federal Prosecutor Warns Rhode Island About Medical MarijuanaYou would think 3 new businesses opening up would be a cause for celebration instead of a reason for prosecution. Maybe that’s why the economic “recovery” we are in is so hard to see.

The federal government seems enamored with making the states bend to their will. Whether it has to do with a President who is at odds with state’s rights or federal agencies who crave power, one thing is for sure: The federal government needs to be cleaned out; White House, Congress, even the Supreme Court. It is imperative that we come together and vote for candidates who oppose cannabis prohibition. Those who support prohibition are causing direct harm to this country, and causing violence to come to thousands of innocent people.

The federal government needs to be out of the business of dictating state policy. Aren’t we fighting wars all over the place and have tens of thousands of soldiers in harm’s way? Is not a massive national debt weighing us down and making us borrow trillions from China? Isn’t our economy struggling through a so-called recovery that is hampered at every turn by government incompetence and waste?

I guess not. Let’s worry about 3 dispensaries opening up in the smallest state in the country.

- Joe Klare

Filed Under: Activism • Exclusive Web Content • Medical Marijuana News • Politics • The War On Drugs

  • Fed Foolery

    The quote below shows the jackass federal bs that was brought on by Henry Anslinger, who by the way was receiving Morphine freely by the drug companies of the day. Now those drug companies are fighting very desperately because they won’t make money selling their POISON’S, when a few hits of a natural plant will work.

    It especially pisses me off that the Drug Companies control the fed’s position on anything. That makes them pussies. Why make people take opiate narcotics when a little grass will work without the withdrawal effects that are confirmed with opiates.

    DEA/any other fed agency/state government, please go after the people who are dealing/using really bad drugs, surely you can’t justify chasing people that may have a small amount of marijuana.

    This is not the freaking ’70′s, 80′s, or 90′s where you were hiding the fact that marijuana is probably one of the most nontoxic plants on this planet.

    As a former user, and by the way it’s not addictive in the sense that you’ve made it out to be, so let it go.

    You need to deal with the destructive drugs, and ADMIT that the only way you could get hurt by pot, is if a couple of hundred pounds were to fall on you, that’s the only proven way to hurt people.

    U.S. Attorney Peter Neronha has sent a letter – delivered yesterday – to Rhode Island Senator Lincoln Chafee, telling him that the state’s plans to license medical marijuana dispensaries will put them in conflict with federal law and will invite prosecution no matter what state law says, much like what is happening in Washington.

    I note that if it doesn’t pass state boundaries, then it’s a State matter, not a federal matter. Maybe you should read the Constitution and the Bill of Rights and respect the two documents that set the Founding Principles of this country. Or maybe, you’re incapable of correctly understanding these principles.

    Go read them, and then, and only then, see if you’re not wrong. You are.

    Bye, “I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”

    Remember that????

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