death penalty
The traditional punishment for Cannabis Witchcraft is the death penalty. This is especially true for the Roman Catholic Church (RCC), the official religion of the majority of the U.S. Supreme Court.
The law against cannabis Witchcraft all goes back to early Judaism. The Jewish Torah, Christian Bible, and Islamic Koran (Quran) all specifically call for the death penalty for Witcchraft. This is the basis for all U.S. federal and state laws against cannabis Witchcraft. See Exodus 22:18 and other verses.
In 1579, the French government extended the death penalty to everyone who practicied any form of divination.
methods of death penalty
witches who died in prison
1310 Peter of Albano died in prison for Witchcraft.
August 21, 1614 Elizabeth Báthory died for Witchcraft in a sealed room in Castle Cachtice in Slovakia.
witches killed where the method wasn’t recorded
December 1, 1595 Helen Calles executed for Witchcraft at Braynford, England.
October 21, 1596 Sieur de Beaumont accused of Witchcraft.
1597 Jean Belon executed in France for Witchcraft.
July 22, 1612 Mary Barber executed for Witchcraft in Northhampton, England.
July 22, 1612 Arthur Bill executed at Northhampton, England, for Witchcraft.
July 22, 1612 Agnes Browne executed at Northhampton, England, for Witchcraft.
July 22, 1612 Joan Browne executed at Northhampton, England, for Witchcraft.
1612 Jane Bulcock executed at Lancaster, England, for Witchcraft.
1612 John Bulcock executed at Lancaster, England, for Witchcraft.
March 20, 1619 Etienne Audibert condemned for Witchcraft in France.
1619 Anne Baker executed for Witchcraft in Leicester, England.
1652 Francis Adamson executed at Durham, England, for Witchcraft.
August 19, 1692 Martha Carrier executed at Salem, New England, for Witchcraft.
September 22, 1692 Martha Corey executed at Salem, New England, for Witchcraft.
1751 Anna Bayerin executed at Salzburg, Austria, for Witchcraft.
William Barton executed for Witchcraft in Scotland (year unknown).
What possible reason could the U.S. government have for such Draconian penalties for cannabis? It is because Chrsitianity has always imposed Draconian penalties for Witchcraft, including torture and the death penalty. The Controlled Substances Act imposes harsher penatlies for cannabis than for rape, murder, and torture because the Christian judges and Congresspersons consider Cannabis Witchcraft to be a more serious religious offense than violent crimes.
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