The auto industry doesn't want hemp legalized because that would bring attention to the undisputable fact the auto industry has been ripping off customers for decades.   The auto industry sold hundreds of millions of cars in which the auto bodies, the fenders and the rocker panels were made of steel, which were easily damaged in minor auto accidents and/or rusted out and had to be replaced.   In 1941, Henry Ford demonstrated that auto bodies could be made from hemp plastic.  

Imagine an auto body that does not rust away, is lighter than steel yet can withstand ten times the impact of a steal auto body without denting.  Lighter weight also increases fuel mileage per gallon of gasoline.    Now that most automobile bodies are made of cheap, weak  plastic, the same or a similar impact differences also apply.  

Legalizing hemp is the next step in making future cars almost dent proof, thus saving car owners billions of dollars, significantly reducing auto manufacturers profits. and putting most collision repair shops out of business.

Legalizing hemp is step one in resolving this problem.   Maintaining hemp prohibition is a big win for the Auto Industry.    

Why buy beer, wine or hard liquor when you can get a much more pleasant high or buzz from a weed you grew in your back yard, and you can do so for free and without damaging you liver or experiencing a hangover?  

Maintaining hemp prohibition maintains marijuana prohibition.   This is a big win for the beer and hard-liquor industries.    

The police and prison industries require criminals.   Seventy percent of all crimes are drug or marijuana related.   Without marijuana and drug-related crimes, the need for police and prisons will be dramatically reduced.  

Since former President Richard (I'm not a crook) Nixon instituted the War on Drugs in 1972, the prison population in the united States has risen from 300,000 to 2,600,000.  That's an 800% increase.   The United States has, by far, the highest incarceration rate of any industrialized nation in the entire world.  

Legalizing hemp is step one in resolving this problem.   Maintaining hemp prohibition maintains marijuana prohibition.   This is a big win for the police and prison industry.   

In the present war on marijuana and drugs in the United states, the state and federal governments, collectively, spend over 45 billion dollars of your tax money each year fighting the so-called "bad" drugs.   That's  ($45,000,000,000,000) and that number doesn't include the police industry, the prison industry or the military hardware industries that sell all the sophisticated equipment used to hunt for pot smokers, marijuana growers and drug peddlers.  

Legalizing hemp is step one in resolving this problem.   Maintaining hemp prohibition maintains marijuana prohibition.   Maintaining marijuana prohibition is a big win for the hundreds of thousands of people who work for the government's anti-drug agencies.    

There are vast networks of organized criminals producing, distributing and selling both marijuana and illegal drugs all over the world.   Collectively, these organizations have hundreds of thousands of people working for them.  

Maintaining hemp prohibition maintains marijuana prohibition.   Maintaining marijuana prohibition is a big win for the hundreds of thousands gangsters, hoodlums, major criminals, and petty street thugs.   Legalizing hemp is step one in resolving this problem.  

Let's ask the most ignored question in this entire marijuana / drug controversy:   Who are the big-time, multi-billion-dollar money handlers?   Who is laundering 250-billion dollars in illegal drug and illegal marijuana money each and every year?   There are only two possible answers, governments or major corporations.   Whomever it is, their financial income will take a big hit when the marijuana prohibition  insanity ends.  

Maintaining hemp prohibition maintains marijuana prohibition.   Maintaining marijuana prohibition is a big win for those laundering 250 billion dollars each year in illegal drug money.   Legalizing hemp is step one in resolving this problem.  

There are undoubtedly, many other reasons
why hemp is still illegal that this author
has not yet thought of.  
They too, will almost certainly be about money.  
In each of the above examples,
the motivation to maintain hemp prohibition is about
money and profits going to the criminals
and to the super-wealthy, but

Here's the Ignored Secret:  
      Hemp prohibition in not about money
      for the super-wealthy Criminals. 
      It's about depriving the people of money. 
      It's about creating pain, grief, and misery because
      those who control the Cabal
      LITERALLY feed on the energy that radiates
      from a human body when the dweller in that body
      is experiencing anger, fear, confusion, frustration,
      or any other negative emotion 

The evidence tells us that Hemp Prohibition is about money and profits for dozens, perhaps hundreds of multi-billion-dollar corporations and for hundreds of thousands of individuals.  

Here's the real bottom line:    1)  Hemp prohibition is the key to keeping the multi-billion-dollar anti-marijuana war in place.   2) Marijuana prohibition is the key to keeping the multi-billion-dollar anti-drug war in place.   3)  Hemp  prohibition and marijuana prohibition is such total, complete and absolute insanity that these prohibitions are about to end.   The only question is how soon will it end?  4) When the anti-drug war ends, the financial system, as we presently know it, will collapse and have to be replaced.   To see an example of a new, fully-functional, easy-to-implement business structure, please go to:  

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