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From: Wahl, tarry
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2012 8;57 AM
To: Moghannam, Kathleen; Hahn, Paul
Subject: FW: The Cannabis Connection
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Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2012 7:04 PM
To: assemblymember.logue@assembly.ca.gov; Connelly, Bill; CongressmanWallyHerger@mail.house.gov; BOS District 4;
Yamaguchi, Kim; Wahl, Larry; Kirk, Maureen; Senator.LaMalfa@outreachsenate.ca.gov;
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Subject: Fwd: The Cannabis Connection
My subject line is, admittedly, a bit of a misnomer in the hope it would catch your attention. The
message below was actually forwarded to me by Smith & Wesson. However, its source should not
discount its message, which is about "pot" grows in California and, more specifically, in California
neighborhoods and parks and on public lands. So, please, read this message and view the video link
it contains.
Despite the recent decisions of all four California Federal Dis#rict Courts that uphold the federal
statute that bans the cultivation and sale of marijuana, many California communities and counties,
including our own Butte County and the City of Paradise, still seem to believe it is necessary to
accommodate the cultivators and distributors of this toxic (watch the video and you will learn why it is,
indeed, toxic) weed.
The below-linked video is directed, especially, to our county supervisors who seem to feel same
compulsion to disregard the federal statute and the District Court rulings and to be impelled to rewrite
or to recreate the recently failed ballot proposal, Measure A, in a way that will be acceptable to
the federal felons in our county communities, as well as to our state legislative representatives and
other interested parties.
The federal law says, simply stated, the cultivation and sale of marijuana is illegal. Federal law
supersedes state and local ordinances (you can argue the 10th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution,
but in this case, your argument will fail.) The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) has refused to
recognize any legitimate medicinal quality in marijuana. What more is there to know?
Ergo, all "pot" grows are outlawed by Federal Statute. All so-called "medico[" marijuana dispensaries
are similarly outlawed. Some are store-fronts and some are private properties -all are illegal.
So, quit screwing around, wasting taxpayer-funded time, with hearings and meetings intended to
devise new or revised ordinances that will please your "pothead" constituencies. Just enforce the
federal statute. You all have more important issues to address. One of them is this video of your
California Fish and Game agents involved in an asymetrical war against the drug cartels. It demands
your attention. If you blow this away without watching the video, you are an enabler of the cartels and
federal felons.
look forward to a straightforward, non-spin, response from each of you.
Thankyou in advance for your anticipated attention and prompt response.
Brian Alexander
Lafayette Circle
Magalia, CA
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From: Smith & Wesson <s_m_ithwessonCc_~smith-wesson.com>
Sent: Tue, Jul 31, 2012 x:17 am T
Subject: Patriot Profiles Sponsored IJy Smith & Wesson
NRA Life of Duty and Smith & Wesson
proudly announce the release of a new
Patriot Profile video documentary,
Reclamation: The Battle for Terra Firma. It's
brought to you by Smith & Wesson and
featured on the NRA Life of Duty network,
presented by Brownells.
Criminals don't lose sleep over your
children's health, the purity of your
groundwater, or the conservation of wildlife.
But they do spend nights worrying about
people like Lt. Jim Nores who shut down
their poisonous operations. A warden with
the California Department of Fish and
Game, Lt. Nores takes on dangerous foes
as part of amulti-agency team that's
dedicated to destroying drug cartels' illegal
growing sites, which are sometimes setup
within feet of schools, gated communities
and public places.
NRA Life of Duty and Smith & Wesson
salute Lt. Nores, the California Department
of Fish and Game, the sworn deputies of the
Santa Clara Sheriffs Office, and other law
enforcement entities assigned to a multi-
agency, multi jurisdictional team established
to fight this growing threat.
Please watch the documentary here:
www. n ca I ifeofd uty.tvlreclam ati on.
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