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Congressional Report Raises Questions About Whether Marijuana Impairs Driving - marijuanamoment.net/congressional-… “Considering the length of time that marijuana is detectable in the body after usage, and the uncertainty about the impairing effect of marijuana on driving performance...

@ShiningScience Demonstrate it for us, Mr President.

🚨 Trump Claims A New Experimental Drug Reverses Death — Literally Bringing People Back to Life In a press conference this week, US President Donald Trump claimed that an experimental drug has the power to "bring dead people back to life," citing anecdotal cases of recovery after patients were "gone." “We’ve taken people that were dead. We had a person given the last rites — gone, the kids are crying and everything — and started them on this drug. And the person became better. It works,” he said. While he linked these successes to the Right to Try Act—a policy allowing terminally ill patients to access experimental treatments—he provided no clinical data or the specific name of the substance. So, what does all this mean? Medical professionals have responded with significant skepticism, clarifying that recovering from a critical state is fundamentally distinct from reversing clinical death. In short, they say that such a drug simply does not exist. Additionally, experts expressed dismay that the US administration is promoting fake drugs while simultaneously implementing a significant shift in public health funding, moving to gut programs for FDA-approved life-saving treatments like Narcan. They also noted that federal support for proven death-preventing tools (such as fentanyl test strips) is being prohibited. In short, most expert respondents said that the government should focus on supporting existing, proven drugs and tools. source: Associated Press (2026). Trump Claims Experimental Drug Reverses Death Amidst Public Health Funding Shifts.

#WolffBites: Trump gov't executed 200 poor people in boats. They had no lawyers or trials. Trump calls them "drug traffickers." theguardian.com/us-news/2026/m…

Let me get this straight. Trump sued his own IRS for $10 billion. His own Justice Department is now considering settling that case. And one of the terms on the table is that the IRS drops all audits of Trump, his family, and his businesses PERMANENTLY. He’s using the full weight of the federal government to protect himself and his family from accountability and potentially pay himself BILLIONS of your tax dollars. nytimes.com/2026/05/12/bus…

I would be shocked if the war doesn’t restart, as early as tomorrow. Israel has ordered more war, and our government almost never defies them. Buckle up, brace for impact!

Rising Percentage of Seniors Acknowledge Regularly Consuming Cannabis Investigators reported that those with higher incomes and those seniors suffering from chronic health conditions were most likely to report current cannabis use. norml.org/blog/2025/06/0…

Welcome to the Democratic Party! The broad tent majority party of freedom, the rule of law, limited government, and protecting all of our constitutional rights!

A decades-old scientific prediction warns that 2026 could be the year Earth meets its end. In 1960, physicist Heinz von Forster published a startling mathematical prediction in the journal Science, claiming the human population would collapse on November 13, 2026. Unlike typical doomsday prophecies rooted in mysticism, von Forster’s "Doomsday" was based on the accelerating rate of human growth, arguing that our numbers would eventually outpace the Earth's carrying capacity. He warned that if left unchecked, this exponential surge would lead to environmental catastrophe or self-destruction through resource wars, leaving the world a shell of its former self. As the predicted date ironically falls on a Friday the 13th, the forecast serves as a provocative reminder of our ongoing struggle with resource management. While modern experts debate the literal accuracy of von Forster’s timeline, the underlying message remains a critical topic for global policy. From taxing large families to implementing aggressive sustainability measures, the solutions proposed decades ago continue to mirror today’s urgent conversations about climate change and food security. Whether 2026 marks a literal collapse or simply a milestone for reflection, the challenges of a crowded planet remain at the forefront of human survival. source: von Forster, H., Mora, P. M., & Amiot, L. W. (1960). Doomsday: Friday, 13 November, A.D. 2026. Science.

Stacy Garrity said the quiet part out loud: if she’s elected, recreational marijuana legalization in Pennsylvania isn’t happening. While Governor Josh Shapiro is fighting to keep revenue in Pennsylvania instead of losing it to neighboring states, she’s doubling down on an out-of-touch agenda that ignores the broad bipartisan support for legalization. PA is not her priority — her toxic agenda is.

@PADemParty How uptight is the average Republican? Ask yourself.

@7Veritas4 @YourAnonNews Wanna-Be

Henry Zee works for a guy who works for a guy who contracts with the Elon types and others to flood the zone with pro-Trump bullshit. There aren’t any principled arguments for Trump’s reign of corruption anymore. Just paid grifters roaming the wastelands singing his praises for clicks and cash.

Why do Nigerians care about Trump so much? This is funny af.

@PLegalization No worse than smoking the occasional cigar.

@sinsibility I’m not talking about chain smoking cigarettes. I’m talking about mixing a small amount of a high quality tobacco into your bowl. I think these are very different things

What are your thoughts on mixing a high quality tobacco into your cannabis flower?

@PLegalization I loved cigs and smoked for 20 years. Quit them by just smoking weed anytime I want. Read one time that the problem with tobacco is that the fertilizer they use is radioactive.

@PLegalization Yes. When Mick Jagger needed bypass surgery a couple years ago, they gave up the smokes.

#WolffBites: Trump's war to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons. US war on Iraq was because of their "weapons of mass destruction." Both justifications were equally untrue. newrepublic.com/post/210325/tr…

@PLegalization Only multi-state commercial businesses should be subject to DEA scheduling. Private, personal adult-use growing does not warrant federal regulation at all.

They’re trying to ban seeds now. Aren’t you glad our military spends like $100 billion annually to “protect our freedoms”? northatlanticseed.com/product-catego…

🎗 In a revolutionary breakthrough, researchers from three leading American universities have discovered a method to destroy cancer cells using light, completely eliminating the need for drugs or chemotherapy. Early studies show an astonishing 99% success rate, offering unprecedented hope for millions battling this devastating disease. The technique, known as phototherapy at the cellular level, targets cancer cells with highly precise light wavelengths that cause them to break apart while leaving healthy cells unharmed. Unlike traditional treatments, this approach avoids the severe side effects of chemotherapy and radiation, providing a safer and more effective alternative. Experts say this discovery could transform cancer treatment worldwide. By harnessing light to selectively dismantle malignant cells, doctors may soon have a non-invasive therapy capable of treating various types of cancer, including those resistant to conventional methods. While further trials are needed before widespread use, this milestone represents a major leap forward in oncology, showing that cancer may one day be fought without the collateral damage caused by current treatments. The era of drug-free, targeted cancer therapy may be closer than ever.

@SteveTransform Teas and candies. Adult use candy.

To save the amazon we have to legalise and regulate the coca/cocaine supply chain In this clip I explain why youtube.com/watch?v=i3xgG0…

'There Are A Lot Of People Who Smoke Cannabis In Congress,' Lawmaker Says: "Advocacy for legalizing doesn't necessarily mean that you are a user. So everybody can be an advocate for legalizing it." marijuanamoment.net/there-are-a-lo…