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Taken from NORML press release
- Nov 22, 2019
Congressional Committee Votes Yes to De-schedule Cannabis
Washington, DC: Members of the United States House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday passed legislation – House Bill 3884: The Marijuana Opportunity, Reinvestment, and Expungement (MORE) Act – by more than a two-to-one margin. Members decided 24 to 10 in favor of the Act, with two Republicans voting in support of the bill. The MORE Act removes the marijuana plant from the federal Controlled Substances Act, thereby enabling states to enact their own cannabis regulations free fr
Chad Christopher Rediker
- Aug 28, 2019
Jefferson County will no longer prosecute some marijuana possession cases
Reported from WHAS 8/28/2019 LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Jefferson County will no longer prosecute some marijuana possession cases, County Attorney Mike O'Connell announced August 28. O'Connell said his office will no longer be prosecuting people charged with marijuana possession when they are found with one-ounce or less. This policy change will only apply when the possession charge is the most serious charge against the person. "We will now devote even more time and attention to the
Commander Cannabis
- Feb 15, 2019
CONTACTING YOUR LEGISLATOR FOR CANNABIS
This is the time for all good people who care about personal liberty to do one thing...call your legislator and leave a comment saying you support all Cannabis bills currently in the House and Senate. Even if you do not use cannabis you can help those who do by letting your leaders know that you still stand for personal freedom and responsibility. JUST CALL THIS NUMBER Legislative Message Line 1-800-372-7181. say you'd like to leave a message for your rep and senator about ca
CCR
- Feb 6, 2019
The Plant
One day a plant uprooted and ran. She wanted to help Earthlings understand. Across the land she met all kinds. Many people knew her and had nice things to say. But others saw her in another way. “You’re a drug, you’re a drug!” Judgmental hypocritical people would say, as they drank bourbon and played gambling games. “NO, I’m a plant,” she said, “and I’ve been around before time!” “And it’s time you got past these decades of lies.” “Yes, I make people feel good, but I do it th
Chad C Rediker
- Jan 30, 2019
Legislative Calendar Leaves Little Time for Cannabis Bills
Even though cannabis advocacy is an all year endeavor the lawmakers of our commonwealth have only the total of one month to make laws for better or for worse. In this odd-numbered year the legislature only meets half as long than in even-numbered ones. This means that if a bill does not have enough upfront support it could wither in committees as time runs out which is what happened to last years MMJ bill. The first part of the new session has already started with “focus on o
Commander Cannabis
- Sep 21, 2018
Educate the Lawmakers Email Cannabis Campaign
We are trying to get as many people as we can to participate in an Email campaign designed to give lawmakers access to real scientific studies and research on Medical Cannabis. We have a list of EVERY lawmaker's email and we have a letter stating our concerns and websites for lawmakers to educate themselves. We are trying to get and keep their attention on the issue because like a child they lose interest or fall back on corporate lies to keep our freedom from us. Please take
Chad C Rediker
- Aug 10, 2018
CCR Louisville Metro Council Speech De-prioritizing Cannabis possession
Video from Metro TV of our founder Commander C Red, a.k.a Chad Rediker speaking in support of de-prioritizing cannabis possession in Louisville, KY. #advocacy #cannabis
Chad Christopher Rediker
- Aug 9, 2018
Louisville Metro Council Speech #2
#cannabis #medical
COMMANDER RED
- Jun 23, 2018
Females Smoking Hot Females
Bonus features. Video with just women. enjoy. #Marketing #cannabis
CCR
- May 11, 2018
Horse-Racing, Bourbon, & Hemp: Kentucky Institutions
When you mention what comes from Kentucky the usually answer is what some consider vices; Horse Racing and Bourbon. And that is true, both are part of the heritage and history of Kentucky but there is another. Kentucky used to be known for growing the best Hemp in the world. And just as bourbon was born from the fertile soil of the Bluegrass State, Kentucky Hemp was prized for its strong fibers and many uses. Hemp was first cultivated in Danville, KY in 1775 which predates th
COMMANDER RED
- May 8, 2018
CANNABIS RESEARCH POSTS #1
We will update this post with links to valuable information on medical cannabis. Please visit these sites to get the latest scientific and medical research. 1. https://www.sciencedaily.com/news/mind_brain/marijuana/ 2. https://www.leafly.com/news/health/the-top-medical-cannabis-studies-of-2017 3. https://www.cannabis-med.org/studies/study.php #cannabis
COMMANDER RED
- May 5, 2018
TANSTAAFL Solutions Introduces New Marketing Videos and Spokesman
TANSTAAFL Solutions introduces new company spokesman and brand name Commander Cannabis. He will take over all public duties from the founder of TANSTAAFL Solutions, Commander Red. One of Commander Cannabis's first actions was to release three new marketing videos. He stated they are trying to attach sexual emotion to cannabis in a way to make it more personal and acceptable. He also said they are trying to associate cannabis with beautiful because it is a beautiful plant to l
COMMANDER RED
- May 4, 2018
Women of Weed II
#Marketing #cannabis
COMMANDER RED
- May 3, 2018
Women With Weed
Women smoking weed. #Marketing #cannabis
COMMANDER RED
- Apr 8, 2018
CONEHEAD AND GRINDER DEMONSTRATION
#cannabis #Conehead #SlideshowVideo
Chad Christopher Rediker
- Feb 19, 2018
Metro Council Announces Medical Marijuana Town Hall Meetings
LOUISVILLE, KY: Louisville Metro Council Health and Education Committee Chair Angela Leet (District 7) and Vice Chair Vicki Welch (District 13) invite the community to attend one of three town hall meetings on the topic of legalizing the use of marijuana for medical purposes. Each town hall meeting will be held in a different part of the community, with the first town hall starting Monday, February 19 at 6:00pm. Each town hall will start with presentations by panelists both i
Corey Ann Howard Jackson
- Jan 17, 2018
KY HB166 Legislation Goes to House Judiciary Committee
Last week was huge! Representative Sims filed our Medical Marijuana task force's legislation, House Bill 166. The bill was assigned to the House Judiciary Committee and the committee's chair, Rep. Joe Fischer, can decide whether or not House Bill 166 gets a hearing. We need your voice to make sure he hears the message loud and clear: Medical Marijuana deserves a fair hearing! Please contact Chairman Fischer at (502) 564-8100 ext. 742 or joe.fischer@lrc.ky.gov and request Hou
COMMANDER RED
- Jan 8, 2018
JESUS OG
Jesus OG was bred by TGA Subcool Seeds as the not-so-immaculate conception of Hell’s Angel OG and Jack the Ripper (talk about an “unholy” parentage). Jesus OG proves to be a godsend for growers and produces tall plants and heavy yields. Users enjoy the lemony kush aroma of this sativa-dominant hybrid, along with heavy effects that relax the body while leaving the mind functional and clear. #strain #cannabis
CHERI SICARD
- Nov 17, 2017
Common Marijuana Cooking Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
BY CHERI SICARD ON FEBRUARY 19, 2017
https://www.cannabischeri.com/food/cooking-basics/10-common-marijuana-cooking-mistakes-and-how-to-avoid-them/
Avoid these marijuana cooking mistakes and put yourself well on the road to making great tasting potent marijuana edibles! 1. Over grinding the plant material when making marijuana butter or cannabis oil.
For some reason the majority of internet sites tell people to finely grind the marijuana being used to infuse marijuana but
Nick Storm
- Oct 5, 2017
Republican state Senator will propose recreational marijuana as way to create needed pension revenue
With one of the worst funded pension systems in the entire nation in the commonwealth, Republican state Sen. Dan Seum says the need for new revenue could take the state higher, legally. Seum, R-Fairdale, suggests legalizing marijuana could add badly needed new revenues to the state coffers totaling $100 million or more a year. The money represents an untapped stream of cash to pay down estimated unfunded liabilities ranging from $37 billion to $64 billion in the state pension
