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Hello. I am Professor Hemp, the author of "New Age Patriot" Magazine and the Webmaster for my current projects - the "New Age Citizen" Website and the New "New Age Citizen" Diskweb, which contains the entire contents of NAP Magazine and much more. If you want to understand Professor Hemp's ideas on Drug Policy, and related issues, the Diskweb covers it all, as his positions have remained largely unchanged since day one.

I wanted to take this opportunity to do 2 things:

(1) Discuss the next project for "New Age Citizen" which will be known as the "Marijuana Re-Legalization Policy (MRP) Project".

and

(2) Dedicate a short musical invention to Tom Crosslin and his partner Rollie, who were both murdered by our government, the Bush Administration, for championing the cause of Marijuana Reform.

First let me discuss the MRP:

"The most important aspect to any reform in Cannabis law needs to minimally allow non-commercial cultivation, by adults above the age of 18, to be done without any form of government taxation or interference."

That is MRP in a nutshell. NAC will be encouraging activists around the world to make sure their respective drug laws meet this minimum standard which will ultimately insure that no one, including the government, will ever make obscene profits from the cultivation of Marijuana.

Now onto my musical offering "Rainbow Farm." A week before the Terrorism of "911" the Bush Administration was responsible for what I also consider to be an act of Domestic Terrorism, against American citizens. During a 5-day period over 100 local, state and federal law enforcement officials were sent to "Rainbow Farm" where numerous nonviolent events were held to promote the Re-Legalization of Marijuana. I had spoken at a couple of "Rainbow Farm" events. Ultimately the Bush Administration murdered "Rainbow Farm" owner Tom Crosslin and his partner Rollie, essentially for illegally growing Marijuana. No one should ever die for growing a plant.

As you listen to this short instrumental I would like you to take a moment to think about what you can do to make sure that, in the future, no one else has to ever die, be imprisoned, or even get a ticket for merely growing or smoking one of the safest therapeutically active plants known to mankind. Of course I am speaking about Cannabis, or as others like to call it -- Marijuana.

Here is the song, "Rainbow Farm", dedicated to the memories of Tom and Rollie.

[Song] Move cursor over video to start play.

Let's work together, over the next couple of years, to put an end to Marijuana Prohibition.

Thanks,
Professor Hemp (09/11/2002)