A written enemy German wartime espionage confession was recently found in the archives of notorious racist Harry J Anslinger, author of the US and global cannabis ban. The State of Hawaii recently banned official use of the word " mari-uana," replacing it with the botanical term "cannabis " instead, owing to substantial, deliberate racism associated with the old word in its past American English uses. When the State's legislators passed the bill, however, they may have only been partially aware of exactly how racist the first cannabis bans really were. Recently reexamined US Treasury and State Department archives, some of which appear to have actually been stolen from the United States government by a career civil servant upon his 1960s retirement, suggest a link between Reefer Madness architects and enemy German espionage agents from the WWI and II-eras, including a written espionage confession. The stolen documents and enemy German espionage confession are the archives of cannabis Prohibition architect Harry J. Anslinger, who inexplicably took his office's government documents and physical items home with him after being fired by President John F. Kennedy in 1963 after a career of more than 30 years. The papers were relegated to the archival record room of Penn State University upon Anslinger's death as per his will, though they are in fact Treasury and State Department (i.e. public) property properly belonging to the US federal archival record system. And the records indicate anti-US espionage on behalf of enemy German wartime interests, when held up against the light of the era's other historical facts. (DOC) Govt Docs: US Cannabis Ban was Secret Racist Anti-US Wartime Espionage
Weed War Origin Heavily Racist
...but was it secretly a NAZI plot?
WWI-WWII Government Document Trove Discovered at PSU Library Hints at Sinister Deception
Cannabis laws are still rife with institutional racism, especially where “legalized” under heavily
restricted monopolistic grow licenses, leaving draconian penalties in place.
Cries of racism and NAZism echo around cannabis policy to this day, so badly, for example, that
in mid-August 2017, the anti-racism group “Antifa” threatened violence against Rev. Dr. Anne
Armstrong (a grandmother asked to read Drug War prisoner poetry at the Kennedy Center)
because of the woman’s affiliation with pro-Life, pro-Christian causes which some racists
supported in the past -- only to have the Kennedy Center call the Antifa group “NAZIs” for their
attempt to influence free speech.
Shockingly, Narcotics Bureau rogue Det. George White, and the early CIA with whom he
worked, were aware that cannabis was an excellent truth serum, and left copious records that it
worked better than sodium pentothal or scopolamine. White slipped cannabis extracts to
suspects whenever he felt like it, because it worked. It is no wonder that NAZIs have learned to
shun cannabis -- racism is not compatible with truth and honesty.
