Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts

Monday, August 29, 2016

Rise Up And Vote! 2016’s State Ballots Concerning Marijuana Legalization

Hemp by whatever name, strain or gender
(marijuana, cannabis, weed, pot, ganja, maryjane, etc.)
is on the ballot in at least nine states in the
USA this November.

As of 8/23/16
Oklahoma has enough signatures
to put it on the ballot there, which makes ten if approved.

The links below are to the ballots and YouTube pieces both pro and con. 

Hemp Growing by Ed Rosenthal books 

Arizona




Arkansas


California

Florida

Maine

Massachusetts

Montana

[no YouTube list yet]

Nevada

North Dakota

Oklahoma



If it's legal for you to vote, please do.

If it's not legal for you to vote, help someone who can.




Friday, February 22, 2013

Marijuana Tourism would revitalize Lake Havasu City!


Paraphrased from the movie "Saving Grace" with Tom Conti.

Pope's Prayer:

'Dear Lord, here I am back in Havasu.
Now that I'm here I see why you wanted somebody to come.
There is rather a lot to do and not much to work with.
To tell You the truth, I feel a little bit inadequate.
As a matter of fact I think I could do with some help.' 


Here it is:  


HEMP FOR VICTORY: Series by Richard M. Davis, USA Hemp Museum www.hempmuseum.us 




At the end of this article is an email I sent today to the mayor and city council members in Lake Havasu City, Arizona concerning instituting a marijuana tourism program in town as a way to revitalize the economy and citizens health.

If something less than normal goes down, I am not suicidal, have been smoking hemp since the 1960's (way too much for sales to be a career choice), on computers since 1977 ('74 if I count word processors), a full time inventor (U.S. Patent No. 5,188,321  a community based computer training system) and activist since 1984.  In the words of Dr. Elizabeth Kubler Ross 'Once I learned I could do without the rest was relatively easy.'  Over the last seven years, I've helped the USA Hemp Museum, Richard M. Davis, Founder and Curator get his Hemp For Victory book series under way.

I've only been arrested once in my life and that was at a voting station in Harlem in the 1990's.  It was house arrest at the polling place.  I saw two Democrats going into a voting booth with a registered voter to tell them how to vote.  I verbally responded to the situation in my third generation Harlem diva style, New England raised.  Their vocabularies and thoughts were upgraded substantially as I walked around in the corner I was confined to until the Board of Elections folks came and said I was right so they had to release me. I was told when I called later that of course there is no record of be being arrested. That's it.  

The Lord made hemp His effective medicine that can even cure cancer, with zero deaths associated with it other than what the late, great Jack Herer called 'murder by cop.'

People will be motivated to come here, get carded and do their best to relax and heal. 

There is no hiding from the light of the truth that the trash from Fukushima will be, if it's not already - the fish have arrived - noticeably washing up on the US west coast beaches later this year.  This will affect not only California beach front real estate, but the heart and soul of the people who live there.  

In a book by the dynamic thought writer Florence Shin THE SECRET DOOR TO SUCCESS - 1940, she has a chapter called "Rivers In The Desert", which is what Lake Havasu is.  The chapter is based on the biblical reference found in Isaiah 43.19.  She wrote "No matter how impossible the the situation seems, Infinite Intelligence knows the way out." 

Lake Havasu can fulfill it's original purpose to be a place of fun and prosperity with the added benefit of enough land for folks to be able to think what else we can do to solve our problems now.  As missionaries, we are blessed to live day to day, not sure how long we will be able to stay in town, which is why it is so important to get this information out now.

I'll be posting the next edition of the slide show plus the video of the museum this weekend, so check back with this blog in real time. 

Let me know what, if anything you think of the work and your ideas for expansion.

Friday, February 22, 2013

I am J. Nayer Hardin of the Computer Underground Railroad.  I lived in Lake Havasu City from 2000 to 2009 (Fiesta, Daytona and Silversmith) and recently returned with the above linked proposal for using the new industry empowerment tool, marijuana tourism, to restore this resort town to beyond it's former luster, which was impressive by every standard. Colorado is already instituting the pro hemp policy which could, if we fail to act, cut even deeper into one of LHC's main industries, tourism.

Simple system changes to institute the voted Will of the People could shift this area quickly where cab drivers and tow truck operators tell the tales of declining business. 

The citizens of Arizona voted hemp legal the same time that California did. California has a $35 charge for a medical marijuana card.  Arizona charges $400. It is way past time to use the only qualified thought process on the planet. Truth.  

Sherwood Akuna and I left Havasu in 2009 after being financially taken out by a few health care and other crisis of family members. For example, one of my step daughters could not get sufficient help in the mental health care system here so we had to go to California to get help. It took years but they were able to get the right diagnosis and prescription, something that helps her be balanced.  

We returned recently to this town that I love to find it a shell of its former self in a short time. The open sewer has chased away a lot of the tourist (it stinks in the summer). [Covering all the tanks and using a strong air filtration system before releasing it back into the environment is key to solving the odor problem and assisting tourists in returning.]

In addition to the opening link which is town specific, we helped a wonderful native of Arizona, Richard M. Davis, founder and curator of the USA Hemp Museum, www.hempmuseum.us get his books done.  Davis's books include (titles - which are also for sale on amazon and lulu - are linked to the free on line ebook editions - education is more important than profit now with so much at stake): 




Davis has two more books in the works on hemp paper and building materials.

If this is a topic you are interested in exploring please let me know. I know this idea will work.  If for no other reason than once the trash from Fukushima starts washing up on LA's shores, many folks will consider this town a refuge, like those of us who live/lived here know it is.   

Thank you for your consideration in this matter.

J. Nayer Hardin
Founder & Conductor
Computer Underground Railroad Ent.


Thursday, February 21, 2013

Marijuana Tourism - Proposal to Lake Havasu City, AZ


Marijuana Tourism As An Empowerment Tool - Proposal To Lake Havasu City, AZ 

Text From Slide Show: http://www.slideshare.net/jnayerhardin/marijuana-tourism-as-an-empowerment-tool-proposal-to-lake-havasu-city-az - slide show above is linkable - video to be posted soon.



  • 1. PROPOSAL TO LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZMedical Marijuana / Civic Budget Solution / Voter Support / Recreational / Environmental Biomass Champion / etc. Empowerment USA HEMP MUSEUM Richard M. Davis, Founder & Curator Marijuana Tourism As AnEconomic Empowerment Tool www.hempmuseum.us
  • 10. Goals and Objectives - Advertise in the media to promote LHC, hemp vacation and living opportunities. "Hemped in Havasu."
  • media http://www.time4hemp.com/
  • 13. Today's Situation - Lake Havasu City could use an additional income source from taxes, citizens from hemp medicine, businesses from hemp products and services, like a beauty shop that is everything hemp from hair & nails to clothing and shoes.
  • taxes http://www.marijuana-tax-stamps.com/
  • 18. How Did We Get Here? - Albert Einstein, Nicola Tesla, George Washington Carver and others smoked a lot of hemp and helped move humanity forward. The folks in charge said hell no and made the inspirational hemp plant illegal for a number of stupid reasons, all of which served their greed.
  • 20. How Did We Get Here? - Government was manipulated (read The Web of Debt by Ellen Brown) and committed the national direction to toxic products over natural, non-toxic hemp. For example, toxic energy could have been replaced by hemp, hydro, solar, algae, wind and magnetic energies.
  • The Web of Debt [book] http://www.webofdebt.com
  • 21. How Did We Get Here? - McCullough built Lake Havasu City on a wonderful bend of the Colorado River.
  • Havasu has a strong reputation for tourism innovation. Fireworks on “Lake Havasu” is a lure for tourists that still works.
  • LHC that was designed with tourism in mind, with plenty of room for expansion in all fields, which makes it a perfect place to prosper from this new information age.
  • McCullough http://ezinearticles.com/?Lake-Havasu-Arizona---A-Hidden-Treasure&id=2775103
  • 22. How Did We Get Here? - LHC built a sewer that stinks in the summer, chasing many of the tourists away. It‟s tough to get your party on in the summer with the smell of raw sewage (vs the old, contents contained, septic tanks system)
  • Failure to implement the hemp solution of using hemp building materials to build or repair the sewer have been ignored.
  • 23. How Did We Get Here? - Hemp prohibition has contributed to the decline in our civilization by transforming tax paying citizens into prisoners for interacting with a plant.
  • Medical marijuana votes from the last century to as recently as 2012 in AZ, the people have voted to make medical marijuana legal.
  • medical marijuana http://azmarijuana.com/
  • 24. How Did We Get Here? - World Economy Crash 2008, housing fraud, creative talent used as feed for Prison, Inc. in the war on drugs...
  • Local, national & global interconnected problems that have reached from the heights of banking and governments to the homeless on the streets.
  • 26. Available Options - Hemp can help empower the town's citizens, tourists and economy with this low cost, easy to grow multi-dimensional constructive trillion dollar plant. The other option is to keep on pretending not to know hemp can help.
  • economy [amazon link to HEMP FOR VICTORY: THE TRILLION DOLLAR CROP paperback] http://www.amazon.com/dp/0979376564?tag=cureworks-20
  • 27. Available Options - Institute a fair marijuana tax for most non-industrial, i.e. recreational forms of the plant. Other products, standard tax rates can apply and still turn a deficit into a surplus.
  • Medical marijuana and religious uses should be tax free, just like Facebook!
  • fair marijuana tax http://mmjaz.com/Patients/arizona-medical-marijuana-tax.html
  • 28. Available Options - This hemp based strategy is crop financed so there's no need for city budget expenditures.
  • There are always some old hippies around with a bunch of seeds they've been waiting to get into the ground.
  • crop financed http://marijuanastocks.com/content/list-marijuana-stocks
  • 31. Recommendations - Incorporate hemp building materials into LHC's infrastructure including covering the sewers, building and repairing the buildings & roads with locally grown materials, and create a back exit road out of the city in case the current exits get blocked by a flood or other disaster.
  • hemp building materials http://www.hempmuseum.us/ROOMS/ARM%20BUILDING%20MAT.htm
  • 34. Recommendations - Empower a group of local medical marijuana doctors. 
  • Encourage local colleges to offer an agricultural degree in hemp.
  • medical marijuana doctors http://azmarijuana.com/doctors/
  • 36. USA HEMP MUSEUM www.hempmuseum.us Click Image Above To Run WebeoBuilding Sold - Ready To Re-mount
  • 37. Contact Information  Facebook:  Richard M. Davis, Founder & Curator  J. Nayer Hardin  Email:  rmdavisx @ yahoo.com  jnayer @ yahoo.com  Website:  www.hempmuseum.us  Blog:  www.h4v.blogspot.com