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Hemp
picture of South Africa permit
Another
warning on the glyphosate containers is “Notify all inhabitants in the
immediate vicinity of the area to be sprayed and issue the necessary warnings.”
The communities in Eastern Cape were not
warned that poisonous herbicides were going to be sprayed over their lands. The
herbicide has scorched the earth of cannabis fields and neighbouring food crops
as well.
In 1988,
Dr Thandeka R Kunene founded the 100% black owned proudly South African company
called House of Hemp. In 2010, House of
Hemp became the first private company to be awarded a 6 year exclusive permit
from the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Health to legally
cultivate and process hemp in South Africa. Their farms are at Misty Mount in
Lebode, Qamata in Queenstown, Wellington in the Western Cape and in Nkumba
Bulwer KwaZulu Natal.
To keep
this under the radar, these farms have names such as Evergreen Cooperative,
Rapula Farming, Qamata Irrigation Scheme and so on.
Since
these are registered areas, the police helicopters and their poisonous
herbicides by-pass these farms. WTF? Dr
Thandeka R Kunene is the Coordinator of the National Hemp Foundation’s Private
Sector Working group.
What they
sell through Hemp for Africa are the following:
Cold-pressed
oil from the seeds
Hemp De
hulled seed (left after the pressing)
Protein
Powder made from the whole seed
Hemp
fabric
All these
items are available in from Hemp 4 Africa.
I have no doubt that there are hundreds of uses for this plant. It will keep the earth clean and it will be
good for us. You can email EugeneCeronio@gmail.com or call him on 076 162
1686. The oil and seeds has many nutritional
(we are not allowed to say medicinal because that is also illegal) properties,
but you can get that info from emailing Eugene directly.
I want to
know what they do with the rest of the plant.
What are they doing with the flowers or heads of the crop? It is the flower or head of the crop that
contains the cannabis oil because the oil glands are on the flower. What are they
doing with it? Are they exporting
it? Or are they using it in some other
devious plan. And if they are only
taking the seeds, how are they going to plant another crop? I asked Eugene this question and he said that
10% of the seeds of a crop are held back for the next season. I am not so sure. There is an eerie relationship between the
maker of the poison that is sprayed, Mansanto and the seeds, our government who
have made cannabis illegal, the fact that there are farms producing it using pseudonyms
to cover their tracks; and the cohesion between the 100% black company (remember
that hemp and cannabis are the same thing) that are not sprayed because they
are in restricted areas. The sum total
of all this is that the government (all black company) has made it legal for
them to grow and distribute but illegal for the man in the street to possess or
grow it. There is something very wrong
with this scenario.
It is reminiscent
of my finding that while antiretroviral medication was being blamed by the
Minister of Health and the President as being poisonous, we were making the
medication and exporting it. Hundreds of
thousands of people died because they were denied medication. Is this what is happening here again? And the sheeple keep their blinkers on while
the government steals from those who need it most? The
SAPS say they use a different poison called Kilo Max to spray marijuana fields,
maintaining it poses no threat to human, animal or environmental health …. Aaaah! Pull the other leg.
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