THE HISTORY OF HEMP! SNARKY GOES TO SCHOOL!

9 grandchildren? Get her a box of wine, too.

plants also gobble co2 converting it to oxygen, the alarmists wont differentiate carbon DIoxide (beneficial!) from carbon MONoxide (toxic). the same "geniuses" also believe chicken wire stops mosquitoes (mask holes), toilet paper will save the world (buying panic), boys can be girls, and lots of other complete nonsense.

There we go, burning that clean hemp fuel in our sustainable, fiber-framed Flivver. Motorin'!! I have also heard somewhere that in the Colonial times, it was against the law NOT to grow your own hemp. Also might be of interest to the Patriots -- Hemp makes the best ROPE !!! My personal choice for traitors ... In addition, studies at Chernobyl have proven that growing hemp cleans the soil, and the plant can still be consumed with no harmful radioactive transference or effects. Apparently the hemp consumes the radiation in the soil. Completely. They don't know where it goes. Bears a lot more study, for sure.

@AnAkurian: WW2 short film by the govt "Hemp for Victory" showed farmers what they wanted from hemp for rope, uniforms, and many other items. a real "victory garden" .

@Model-Nutty: Thank you! I'll look it up -- might know some other folks too who'd like to see that.

@Model-Nutty & @AnAkurian: The "Hemp -soil" being a filter. Reminds me of my eternal question: How are shrimp, crab, muscles, lobster, halibut, clams, scallops, etc; all bottom feeders, all eating "garbage", yet non toxic, white flesh, delicious & safe to eat? I'm Alaskan, we eat ALL of that stuff, ALL the time (sat down for a minute in between making smoked salmon dip from fish I smoked this weekend!) .... I think God made MANY things to filter the waste of others. The plants breathe in what we all breath out, the goats eating trash & putting out milk & meat, etc, etc, etc, It's all GOD!! (I try to ALWAYS remember to be grateful - go to the store to price the seafood my sons bring me so I never take it for granted). I think the "Climate change" narrative is a crock, but I am cognoscent of what I do & leave behind (without being a nitwit fanatic about it)...

@AK Kulis: I agree with you. The miracle of nature is one very big clue that there is indeed a God. Being conscientious about leaving a footprint or damaging that nature for now and for generations to come, in my opinion, is never a nitwit thing. Some people are nitwits for the way they go about it, but kids should be taught from toddlers how to care for our world. I respect and admire the people of Alaska. Y'all are a different breed, and just the harshness of that environment commands the coexistence with nature just to be able to survive. Thank you for your comment.--AA