Cannabis is a remarkably safe plant, so
please let the punishment fit the crime, people in any country Saudi
Arabia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, United Arab Emirates, People's
Republic of China, United States, Singapore, shouldn't be executed.
The latest executions in Singapore, are looking barbaric to the rest of
the world. So we ask for you as President to stop any future executions,
as a modern example to all the others countries would change these
laws as well.
Why is this important?
The Global Cannabis Community is about 200 million
people, who use this plant for many reasons, as this plant is versatile,
for medical, industrial, recreational and spiritual uses laws have
changed globally the last few decades.
We are shocked that people are still being executed for Trafficking cannabis.
quote "The grieving family of a cannabis user have told how they believe the drug killed him.
John O’Brien, 53, from Swinton, began taking the drug to cope with life-changing brain injuries sustained in a car crash."
" and he said he was trying to get off it and was on a cannabis substitute.
“The tragedy was a few weeks before his death he’d joined a gym"
so
let's get this right: the poor guy had brain damage from an accident
and used cannabis to help him cope - he took it for 10 years, obviously
thinking it was doing him good THEN he started using a "substitute"
(which they do not name" and joined a gym.
THEN
he died and now his family want to blame the plant that helped him so
much and stop others getting the benefits - of course they don't blame
the substitute, the accident or the gym.
as
for the coroner, what does he know - obviously nothing or he would not
claim that this poor chap was the only person ever to die from cannabis
poisoning out of the billions that have used it
The grieving family of a cannabis user have told how they believe the drug killed him.
John O’Brien, 53, from Swinton, began taking the drug to cope with life-changing brain injuries sustained in a car crash.
But over a ten-year period, the Class B drug took its toll on his body and caused his heart to literally stop working.
A
coroner at Bolton Coroner’s Court ruled that the Salford man has died
from cannabis cardiotoxicity, a condition which can cause a drop in
blood pressure which could prove deadly.
John’s relatives have now issued an urgent warning to others, urging them to be wary of the dangers of smoking the drug.
His
twin brother Mark, 54, a builder who also lives in Swinton, said John
began taking the drug to cope with the pain of losing his job and
relationship in the accident which left him with personality changes and
unable to work.
He was travelling in the back of a friend’s car
not wearing a seatbelt when he was catapulted forward, hitting his head
on the seat in front of him.
Signed off disabled, John developed a
£25-a-week cannabis habit. He was found lifeless at home last September
by his former partner, who had remained his carer since the accident in
1988.
Because he collapsed partially upright against a sofa, it
is thought the cannabis cardiotoxicity starved his brain of blood,
leading to his death.
John’s family say people have been stunned that cannabis killed him - and want to speak out to warn others.
Mark said: “Obviously we knew drugs were bad for him but we didn’t think they would kill him.
“He said he’d smoke to forget all the things he’d lost as a result of the car accident.
“We’d always be on at him to give up cannabis and he said he was trying to get off it and was on a cannabis substitute.
“The tragedy was a few weeks before his death he’d joined a gym and really cut down on it.”
Research
into the effects of cannabis on the cardiovascular system is still only
beginning - but one study found middle-aged men are most likely to be
seriously affected.
Evidence was also found that marijuana may trigger pre-existing heart conditions that users were previously unaware of.
Mark said: “When we tell people he died due to cannabis they just don’t believe it.“
