Cannabis Witch Hunt
Most people think that the phrase “Cannabis Witch Hunt” is metaphor, not realizing that the laws against cannabis are religious laws against Witchcraft and that the methods and the laws against cannabis are all based on the church laws and procedures for carrying out a Witch Hunt.
This series of articles is not legal advice, but rather an objective history of the nature of the Cannabis Witch Hunt to help prepare those who use, possess, distribute, and grow cannabis for the depravity of the persecution they will face.
The Witch Hunt against cannabis is an actual literal Witch Hunt, even though many people think the term is mere metaphor.
Growing, processing, transporting, distributing, possessing, and using cannabis is an essential act of Witchcraft. The Christian Bible, Jewish Torah, and Islamic Koran all specifically and unambigiously outlaw Witchcraft with the death penalty. All U.S. federal judges are Christian or Jewish. A six person majority of the U.S. Supreme Court is Roman Catholic (John Roberts, Anthony M. Kennedy, Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Sonia Sotomayor).
Very few Americans realize that the persecution of cannabis is Christian (especially Roman Catholic) persecution of Witchcraft. Very few American cannabis users have any idea that they are engaging in Witchcraft, much less that they are being targetted for Witchcraft.
This series of articles explains how the cannabis Witch Hunt actually works and your possible defenses under federal law.
You will be shocked at how unfairly the system is stacked against innocent Witches. Many of the rights you were taught in school simply don’t exist in the courtrooms. The Witch must establish innocence beyond the unreasonable doubts of Christian judges and must do so following highly biased rules and procedures intended to make it nearly impossible to obtain a fair Witch Trial.
This series of articles explains a kind of Witchcraft known as Am Khent Kemeticism, but includes additional materials that may be useful for tthose who practice some other form of Witchcraft or cannabis religion.
Under the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) an innocent Witch must prove in court that the law is unambigiously an establishment of religion, that the law is unambigiously directed at limiting free exercise of religion, that the law serves no possible legitimate government purpose, that cannabis has absolutely no danger, that the Am Khent Witchcraft religion is a religion, that the practitioner is sincere in his or her beliefs, that Am Khent Kemeticism requires the use, possession, transportation, distribution, growing, and preparation of cannabis, and that there are less restrictive ways that the government can take action against cannabis.
- blood libel
- time line
- illegal bias
- What is religion?
- pharmacy and sorcery
- potions
- false claims
- false claims of non-existence
- Satanic claims
- supposed danger
- disease
- bad weather
- agricultural failure
- crop failure
- chicken eggs failure
- milk cow failure
- racism
- laughter
- law against cannabis Witchcraft
- Exodus 22:18
- other verses against Witches
- Witch of Endor
- Papal Bull of 1484
- Malleus Maleficarum
- Martin Luther
- separation of Church and State
- Controlled Substance Act (CSA)
- conspiracy
- borders and Customs
- arrest
- fabricated evidence
- torture
- bruloirs
- pressing
- Elizabeth Bathory
- mobs
- death penalty
- hanging
- drawn and quartered
- beheading
- burning
- burning stake
- burning in Hell
- sealed records
- Goddess of cannabis
- Diana
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.
