Obama rep - "We will confiscate your farms"

"The moment the idea is admitted into society that property is not as sacred as the law of God, and that there is not a force of law and public justice to protect it, anarchy and tyranny commence."  

- - - John Adams
Federalist Party President of the United States






Marxism  -  Comrade Obama's Justice Department threatens to confiscate the land of farmers


Comrade Obama's top Federal prosecutor in California's  Central Valley said Tuesday that he plans a tour this week to tell farmers that the Big Brother Government will ignore their property rights and confiscate their farms if marijuana is found on them.

Fascist U.S. Attorney Benjamin Wagner will visit the Fresno County Farm Bureau and the Kern County Sherriff's Department to warn owners of private property to obey their Federal Masters in the coming Drug War crackdown reports the Associated Press.

Big Brother Federal Investigators have found marijuana fields primarily in the southern part of the valley, from Stanislaus County to Kern County, Wagner said in an address to the Sacramento Press Club. The crackdown targets landowners who allow their properties to be used for marijuana cultivation.

Wagner called the large-scale operations "a hazard to people in those farming communities."

Ryan Jacobsen of the Fresno County Farm Bureau welcomed the news. He said residents are endangered by the marijuana grows, which often are operated by absentee landowners.
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"Those farmers who plant large crops of marijuana or who lease their land to people who do are risking forfeiture of their lands . . . . . ," Wagner said.
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(Bakersfield Californian)

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Organ transplant denied  -  How the insane Drug War is killing patients

From  The Libertarian Patriot.

Norman Smith seemed to be making progress in his liver cancer recovery at Cedars-Sinai hospital in Los Angeles, Calif. He had some of the best doctors in the world, he was on a transplant list and he had completed a successful clinical trial that had his doctors dubbing him a “miracle man.”

Then, his cancer returned and two months before he was would have received a transplant, he was de-listed for smoking medical marijuana prescribed by his oncologist at Cedars-Sinai. Now, if he doesn’t receive a transplant, he will die.

“It’s only my life that I’m fighting for,” says Smith. “What do I have to hide? I have nothing to hide.”

Cedars-Sinai declined interview requests but referred Reason TV to Peggy Stewart, a clinical social worker with UCLA’s transplant program, which holds a similar position to Cedars-Sinai on medical marijuana.

“Marijuana is considered substance abuse,” says Stewart. “The legality of it is really not an issue.”