Grow your own Cannabis Australia.
It is time for civil disobedience. We must obey
our own conscience instead of unjust human
laws that have been enacted here in Australia on
the basis of propaganda and greed.
We have an unalienable right to medicine. The
scientific community has shown that cannabis
is a therapeutic and medicinal plant. The
scheduling of cannabis as a poison and narcotic
has no scientific basis what so ever. The
Australian government is allowing its citizens
to suffer so that pharmaceutical companies can
produce synthetic products that are in fact far
inferior and produce, as always debilitating side
effects.
The government are doing this as they receive
massive amounts of political donations and our
own prime minister has shares in
pharmaceutical companies as do many other
politicians.
We the people have a human right to food and
medicine and we have to grow our own if we
are able and allow our own people to grow and
produce whole plant cannabis and not have to
make a rich man richer than more is the beauty.
The potential for Australians to profit from
cannabis from farm to table is a real and much
needed industry in these times of record
unemployment with little hope of change.
It is up to each person to disobey unjust laws
and until we do this collectively we shall all
suffer.
We as human beings have rights. They are not
man made, they are those that are not dependent
on the laws or customs of any particular culture
or government, and therefore universal and
inalienable rights that cannot be repealed or
restrained by human laws.
These natural laws are used to challenge the
legitimacy of man-made laws that are unjust
and immoral.
International law is the set of rules generally
regarded and accepted as binding in relations
between states and between nations.
The Geneva Convention of which Australia is a
signatory is used in diplomacy to mean an
international agreement, or treaty.
By “Change the System” 31/3/2017
The fourth convention specifically deals with
the treatment of civilians and their protection
during wartime.
The Australian government has stated that it has
conducted a war on drugs under which cannabis
is included. In this war thousands, have been
detained. As a result of the war on drugs whole
communities have been affected, people have
died and hundreds of thousands if not millions
are suffering.
All at the hands of our own government.
The war on drugs has not had any positive
impact on the numbers of people taking drugs
or dying from drugs. The Australian
government has committed breaches against its
people by wilfully causing great suffering or
serious injury to body or health by declaring
and enacting a war on drugs, by knowing that
cannabis is a therapeutic medicinal plant,
harassing and jailing people for using and
growing it and not allowing people to have
access to it.
All the while allowing the black market to
flourish with many corrupt politicians, police
and judiciary benefiting.
Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights recognizes the right to a standard
of living adequate for health including medical
care. As such the use of cannabis as it is a
therapeutic and medicinal plant which allows
for healing via the interaction of the human
endo cannabinoid system on our other body
systems, is one of our basic human rights. In
article 12 the right to health is the economic,
social and cultural right to a universal minimum
standard of health to which all individuals are
entitled. The concept of a right to health has
been enumerated in international agreements