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Politics : THE WHITE HOUSE
SPY 659.03+1.0%Nov 21 4:00 PM EST

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To: Gersh Avery who wrote (17165)2/15/2008 1:06:01 PM
From: DuckTapeSunroof  Read Replies (3) of 25737
 
Re: "But officials at the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy said calls for legalizing medical marijuana were misguided."

Funny stuff! (Especially since the A.C.P. did not call for that --- but only to take it off of schedule I. The O.N.D.C. appears to spinning for effect here. :-)

Re: "What this would do is drag us back to 14th century medicine," said Bertha Madras, the agency's deputy director for demand reduction. "It's so arcane."

LOL! (Not too sure the Director can properly define 'arcane'... <g>)

Re: "She said guidance on marijuana as medicine ought to come from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which she said is unlikely ever to approve leafy cannabis as a prescription drug."

Yet ANOTHER fake argument
, delivered as a public lie --- since the Deputy Director certainly knows that the FDA has *no* regulatory authority over non-patentable, natural herbs. (And, even if Congress were to change the FDA's regulatory beat specifically to cover natural herbs... the D.D. *also* certainly knows that the D.E.A.'s authority to restrict all research in this area supercedes the FDA's writ. :-)

Funny stuff from Big Brother! It all sounds so reasonable and sweet... yet is full-tilt SPIN, lies, and manipulation. :-)
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