RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Canopy's Glaring Weakness Agreed Plant Sessions was a disaster on many levels, Trump referred to him as his worst mistake but even with 2 terms Obama had Ogden and then Cole working on it resulting in only the memorandum. At a minimum it is complicated with all the stakeholders involved, the states, the feds, plus...with plenty from both sides of the aisle from all over the country raking in the green on the black market action, on top of all the regs and the normal government dysfunction of both Dems and Reps
AG Holder was arming the cartels in the Fast and Furious Operation at the time as well and of which has morphed into major ops today with herb, fentanyl and meth coming across the south border by the ton somebody is making too much money....do you think anyone is going to tackle legalizing MJ with the sincerity required? Not Biden is in over his head in every area.
There appears to be plenty of support for decrimminalization at the federal level today...take control of the US/ Mex border and move forward in everyone's, except the crimminal's, best interest. Or is it to late now? JMHO...Opt
The New Social Justice War on Drugs is Bigger Than Ever - Daniel Greenfield / Sultan Knish articles PlantManager013 wrote: Reasonable post, Yoda.
Thank you for that.
I think even the equivalent of the Cole Memorandum will do the trick. Let's remember that the issues with listing on the major indexes and the lavk of new deals occurred after the !d!ot Jeff Sessions rescinded the Cole Memorandum.
Had that not happened, Canopy would now directly own a multitude of MSOs and stores and more companies (e.g. Coca Cola) would be invested in the mj sector. This will now happenas soon as legislation is passed or even a new Cole Memorandum.
Sessions only moved the feeding frenzy out. from 2019 to 2022.
YodaLayhehoo wrote:
Instead of fighting with each other how about we use our collective minds to make money for everyone. Is it possible both sides are right. WEED for the time being is sinking to the ocean floor slowly like someone just dropped a turd. That may not always be the case. WEED was lower than this last year when around this time the stock went parabolic to $70 per share. That was because of the US elections. What's going to be the catalyst that breaks this stock into an uptrend? Who thinks there's a possibility of the US passing a watered down version of Schumer's bill? Even a watered down bill will send this parabolic imo anyway. What could be in the bill and what are the chances anything comes from it are the only things that matter.