Hemp or Coal? That is the Question

2005-12-11T17:39:00.000-08:00

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Hemp or industrial hemp, as some call it, is about ecolution, a green form of anarchy. Hemp is such a threat to the powers that be that is has been discriminated against for over 150 years in America, yet other countries have embraced its use, but a lot of the ancient uses of hemp have been lost due to the onslaught of modern technology. Or have they? Hemp has some 25,000 uses. Called the "Emperor" by the Chinese, the male hemp plant has been long used for its long fiber, but hemp has many more uses, uses the big oil corporations, the coal companies, and the wealthy might not want everyone to know about until they can monopolize hemp's wealth. Is that what you really want though? How might consumers & farmers be short changed? Here's a brief list of the many uses of the Queen Bee Mother Hemp:

fuels: bio-diesel, gasoline, ethanol, methanol, fuel oil & the energy king pin - methylated hydrogen
biodegradeable machine oil, oakum, grease, charcoal
clean biomass for coal combustion
rebuilding social & economic capital in cities
restoring rural farm communities to economic health
cleaning up foul urban air quality
reducing disease
food for the hungry
domestically produced fiber for clothing, rope, jewelry, manufactured goods
cellulose for green building materials, panels, biochemicals, etc...
edible oil, medicine, salves, ointment, etc...
bio-plastics for parts
cob for cheap eco-housing materials for shelters, huts, homes
environmental protection, wetlands recovery, increased wildlife habitats
opportunities for transportation to increase markets in desolate regions where hemp farms could be worldwide

Even as the Federal government is forced to legalize industrial hemp due to sheer volume of evidence in its favor, each state has to do the same thing. Only five or so states have done so as 2006 begins. This allows large global megacorporations time to use terrorism & global war as an excuse for their real objectives - to monopolize all forms of renewable energy in the future. This should not be allowed to happen.

The people & the farmers must demand their city governments & utilities create local incentives for new markets for legal industrial hemp to be used for energy production. Otherwise, without a market, hemp farmers will not grow hemp for coal substitute. Let's vote on this energy cash crop!

True progress is utilizing industrial hemp biomass & liquified biofuels instead of coal, gas, or nuclear fuels, obsolete fuels that should be subsidized into federal energy reserves for national security in the future. We all know nonrenewable & radioactive energy resources are problematic, but people fear change. This requires education & massive political protests demanding leaders legalize hemp farming at the local level. The anti-hemp law must be ignored at some point, because it is unconstitutional and always has been. It was created by the global fascist industrial elite and their Prussian styled militaries for the profits of the Rockefeller/DuPont/timber interests in the 1800's. The main reason for the American Civil war was to suppress mainly Anglo-Saxon farmers in Missouri and elsewhere who were beginning to use their corn and hemp to make homemade fuels such as ethanol & methanol racing fuels. Slavery and prohibition were actually secondary issues used to divide the public along racist & religious lines, so the coal-burning industrial elite could control America's energy supply. This secret has been kept from the American public. Big industry has backed it up & European investors bet on the North & South depending on their investments. The pioneers, African-americans & indigenous people lost because their economic autonomy was severed by politicians, carpetbagger lawyers & their hired racist thugs. Land reform & reparations are due.

Until city utilities officials burned hemp at a Seattle Power Utilities power plant in the early 1990's - as part of an experiment to dispose of some 10,000 kilos of DEA confiscated marijuana - no one realized hemp biomass could replace coal to make electricity. So now the question is, why are we not burning hemp instead of coal, creating many Missouri farm jobs in the process?

Big corporate media won't tell this news because they can't - so if you realize the revolution won't be televised, what good is throwing bricks? You might just end up in jail. Do something more revolutionary. Tell others about this blog. Help save our planet from the corpsearations that are greedily gobbling up our planet, its trees, it many peoples, its unique cultures, while extincting many species. Global fascists may be the destroyers of earth, but so are ignorant consumers. Take part in direct actions concerning biomass activism to help bring energy democracy to America.

http://VoteHemp.com ; http://chrisconrad.com ; http://fueland fiber.com ; http://biowillie.com ; http:// hempbiomasseco-villagenotes.blogspot.com ; http:// hempoilcan.com

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Hemp or Coal? That is the Question