GRCU Opinions 08/28/2014 05:19:48 $GRCU
That's why I'm invested here!....Boomtime coming very soon. Yesterday was just a smidge of what's to come.
Current portfolio GRCU. Missing futuremarijuana.com and greenmagic.la Looks like more to come
GRCU Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/Green-Cures-and-B...RCU-67874/
GMT- We're loaded w/ cheapies & will still be loading on dips!-& have been loading up since Monday 'til yesterday...Remember!-that's why we TRUE LONGS are still here- we haven't sold even single share here -We're Optimists- we believe on what we own & what's coming...all positive & KUDOS & Good Luck again to you OP2, King*, BOB*, GB, Stervc,DTL,TMT*,GS65,AMI,Schie*,Dawid*,Ready*, Aris*,JRBR, DTL,Rick*,Dmost*,D4isy,LLane*,Iamad*,Pearl,Lylith, etc and to all the TRUE LONGS that weren't mentioned. who have provided all the DD's, Links,Ideas,Opinions & who've patiently waited...our time is coming...maybe sooner than we all think! GO GRCU- Load & hold 'em tight..LONG & STRONG..GLTY again TRUE LONGS !!Have Faith & Be Patient b/c- Patience 'S Virtue
This is going minus 30 integer 0000000000000001
Awesome! Going to be beyond EPIC!!!
QUOTE
Grow sites coming !
Hemporium partnership pr coming !
CBD vaporizer cartridges coming !
Unlimited supply of CBD capsules !
Unlimited revenues in a sell out market !
Yield sign coming down !
CBD centers!
CBD gum!
CBD liquor!
Futuremarijuana.com the most brilliant and possibly most lucrative venture yet!
All for .01 !!!! Wtf? Soon it will be solidly .30-.50
Don't believe me? Don't buy!
And a share reduction is coming! I can feel it...
Haven't looked at the share price lately been working what's up?
Seahawks goin down vs da bears grcu
Grow sites coming !
Hemporium partnership pr coming !
CBD vaporizer cartridges coming !
Unlimited supply of CBD capsules !
Unlimited revenues in a sell out market !
Yield sign coming down !
CBD centers!
CBD gum!
CBD liquor!
Futuremarijuana.com the most brilliant and possibly most lucrative venture yet!
All for .01 !!!! Wtf? Soon it will be solidly .30-.50
Don't believe me? Don't buy!
And a share reduction is coming! I can feel it...
.10 cents plus coming here folks. Thanks to all that have been selling to me. I am super loaded ready for the EXPLOSION!!! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Readyeddie63, with the GRCU Attorney Letter...
Thanks for posting this update. I am confident that we can now in short order begin to see some major events begin to unfold. I truly believe that everything was put on hold until the Attorney Letter was filed. It was a mix up about if they even needed one because of the one that was on file since Feb 2014. Because of the time frame and newness of Officers and Directors of GRCU, a new Attorney Letter was required. This was a huge achievements for those investors waiting on the sidelines wanting to see this.
v/r
Sterling
Vape Pen, sarah silverman she so fine http://www.hightimes.com/read/sarah-silverman...red-carpet
Let's not forget the day correct. Can't wait. K2 you r the schwag baby
Appreciate all you have to offer the Board, Thanks
Let's not forget our 1 billion share reduction!!!
Grcu is going to explode!!! $grcu
I felt the same but looked him up. He's been practicing since the 90's. looks legit.
Lets get green tomorrow.....
The attorney letter is by Richard "Dick" Weed. What do we know about this attorney? It seems an odd/fictitious name. Holding strong still, but somewhat skeptical of the attorney letter.
Let’s Talk About Federal Marijuana Legalization
BY MIKE ADAMS · FRI AUG 01, 2014
Some lawmakers predict marijuana will be legal on a federal level within five to ten years. Although, when it happens, there is a distinct possibility the law will not translate into Americans enjoying a fully legalized recreational market. There is a greater chance it will be a piece of three-legged legislation giving only patients with legitimate medical conditions access to cannabis.
Now, there is an entire legion of marijuana advocates out there that would be satisfied with this toe-in-the-water approach to repealing federal prohibition, but many others, myself included, will not be satisfied with pussy fist legislation that puts weed under the thumb of a loosely amended version of the Controlled Substances Act.
The people of this country deserve the right to legally unwind with marijuana just as the majority has done for decades with alcohol. And while it may be simple enough for a healthy individual to walk into a clinic and convince a physician that he or she is in need of medical marijuana, most of us would rather not have to go through the hassle to simply catch a buzz.
The truth is, the only way legalized marijuana is ever going work in this country is if it is completely removed from the confines of the Controlled Substances Act and federally regulated under the same government agency that currently has the leashes on beer and cigarettes -- rename it the Alcohol, Cannabis and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau.
You may not be aware of this, but there is a bill lingering in the halls of Congress called the “Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act of 2013,” which would end pot prohibition and establish a fully legalized cannabis trade here in America. Unfortunately, the proposal has not received any support since Colorado Representative Jared Polis submitted it back in early 2013, and it is doubtful the bill has any realistic chance at being considered anytime in the near future. Perhaps this is the reason many pot proponents have argued, “it will take an act of Congress” before marijuana has a chance at achieving legal status in the United States.
However, there appears to be some confusion about who actually has the authority to make changes to the nation’s pot laws. Most argue that the state of legal weed in America absolutely hangs by the short-and-curlies of Congress, while others assert the Obama Administration has the power to cut the legs off prohibition as early as today.
In an interview that took place earlier this year with CNN’s Jake Tapper, President Obama himself said it was up to Congress, not the Drug Enforcement Administration, to decide whether or not to reclassify cannabis. The next day, drug policy experts lashed out against the president for failing to take responsibility for maintaining prohibition in America. “While Congress can amend the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) to increase or reduce restrictions on particular drugs, the statute also gives that power to the attorney general, who has delegated it to the Drug Enforcement Administration (a division of the Justice Department),” wrote Jacob Sullum, senior editor at Reason Magazine. “In fact, the DEA has repeatedly rejected petitions to reschedule marijuana, most recently in 2011. I forget: Who was president then?”
UCLA Professor of Public Policy, Mark Kleiman recently told New York Magazine that one of the most important moves President Obama could make right now is initiating changes to the National Institute on Drug Abuse and the Drug Enforcement Administration that would make it easier for scientists to receive approval for marijuana research. "Every fourteen-year-old boy has access to better pot than any research scientist,” he said.
Of course, in order to open the doors for researchers, the president would first have to make the decision to downgrade marijuana’s Schedule I classification, which he clearly has the authority to jumpstart.
Unfortunately, we do not expect the president to roll up his sleeves and make any significant changes before leaving the Oval Office. Especially, not after the White House issued a statement this week, in response to The New York Times article “Repeal Prohibition, Again,” in which the Obama Administration wrote that it would not legalize marijuana because increased access would lead to an onslaught of public health problems.
(Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Mike Adams writes for stoners and smut enthusiasts in High Times, Playboy’s The Smoking Jacket and Hustler Magazine. You can follow him on Twitter @adamssoup and on Facebook/mikeadams73.
#GRCU
Does this mean the yield sign is coming off?
That's why I'm invested here!....Boomtime coming very soon. Yesterday was just a smidge of what's to come.
Current portfolio GRCU. Missing futuremarijuana.com and greenmagic.la Looks like more to come
GRCU Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/Green-Cures-and-B...RCU-67874/
GMT- We're loaded w/ cheapies & will still be loading on dips!-& have been loading up since Monday 'til yesterday...Remember!-that's why we TRUE LONGS are still here- we haven't sold even single share here -We're Optimists- we believe on what we own & what's coming...all positive & KUDOS & Good Luck again to you OP2, King*, BOB*, GB, Stervc,DTL,TMT*,GS65,AMI,Schie*,Dawid*,Ready*, Aris*,JRBR, DTL,Rick*,Dmost*,D4isy,LLane*,Iamad*,Pearl,Lylith, etc and to all the TRUE LONGS that weren't mentioned. who have provided all the DD's, Links,Ideas,Opinions & who've patiently waited...our time is coming...maybe sooner than we all think! GO GRCU- Load & hold 'em tight..LONG & STRONG..GLTY again TRUE LONGS !!Have Faith & Be Patient b/c- Patience 'S Virtue
This is going minus 30 integer 0000000000000001
Awesome! Going to be beyond EPIC!!!
QUOTE
Grow sites coming !
Hemporium partnership pr coming !
CBD vaporizer cartridges coming !
Unlimited supply of CBD capsules !
Unlimited revenues in a sell out market !
Yield sign coming down !
CBD centers!
CBD gum!
CBD liquor!
Futuremarijuana.com the most brilliant and possibly most lucrative venture yet!
All for .01 !!!! Wtf? Soon it will be solidly .30-.50
Don't believe me? Don't buy!
And a share reduction is coming! I can feel it...
Haven't looked at the share price lately been working what's up?
Seahawks goin down vs da bears grcu
Grow sites coming !
Hemporium partnership pr coming !
CBD vaporizer cartridges coming !
Unlimited supply of CBD capsules !
Unlimited revenues in a sell out market !
Yield sign coming down !
CBD centers!
CBD gum!
CBD liquor!
Futuremarijuana.com the most brilliant and possibly most lucrative venture yet!
All for .01 !!!! Wtf? Soon it will be solidly .30-.50
Don't believe me? Don't buy!
And a share reduction is coming! I can feel it...
.10 cents plus coming here folks. Thanks to all that have been selling to me. I am super loaded ready for the EXPLOSION!!! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Readyeddie63, with the GRCU Attorney Letter...
Thanks for posting this update. I am confident that we can now in short order begin to see some major events begin to unfold. I truly believe that everything was put on hold until the Attorney Letter was filed. It was a mix up about if they even needed one because of the one that was on file since Feb 2014. Because of the time frame and newness of Officers and Directors of GRCU, a new Attorney Letter was required. This was a huge achievements for those investors waiting on the sidelines wanting to see this.
v/r
Sterling
Vape Pen, sarah silverman she so fine http://www.hightimes.com/read/sarah-silverman...red-carpet
Let's not forget the day correct. Can't wait. K2 you r the schwag baby
Appreciate all you have to offer the Board, Thanks
Let's not forget our 1 billion share reduction!!!
Grcu is going to explode!!! $grcu
I felt the same but looked him up. He's been practicing since the 90's. looks legit.
Lets get green tomorrow.....
The attorney letter is by Richard "Dick" Weed. What do we know about this attorney? It seems an odd/fictitious name. Holding strong still, but somewhat skeptical of the attorney letter.
Let’s Talk About Federal Marijuana Legalization
BY MIKE ADAMS · FRI AUG 01, 2014
Some lawmakers predict marijuana will be legal on a federal level within five to ten years. Although, when it happens, there is a distinct possibility the law will not translate into Americans enjoying a fully legalized recreational market. There is a greater chance it will be a piece of three-legged legislation giving only patients with legitimate medical conditions access to cannabis.
Now, there is an entire legion of marijuana advocates out there that would be satisfied with this toe-in-the-water approach to repealing federal prohibition, but many others, myself included, will not be satisfied with pussy fist legislation that puts weed under the thumb of a loosely amended version of the Controlled Substances Act.
The people of this country deserve the right to legally unwind with marijuana just as the majority has done for decades with alcohol. And while it may be simple enough for a healthy individual to walk into a clinic and convince a physician that he or she is in need of medical marijuana, most of us would rather not have to go through the hassle to simply catch a buzz.
The truth is, the only way legalized marijuana is ever going work in this country is if it is completely removed from the confines of the Controlled Substances Act and federally regulated under the same government agency that currently has the leashes on beer and cigarettes -- rename it the Alcohol, Cannabis and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau.
You may not be aware of this, but there is a bill lingering in the halls of Congress called the “Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act of 2013,” which would end pot prohibition and establish a fully legalized cannabis trade here in America. Unfortunately, the proposal has not received any support since Colorado Representative Jared Polis submitted it back in early 2013, and it is doubtful the bill has any realistic chance at being considered anytime in the near future. Perhaps this is the reason many pot proponents have argued, “it will take an act of Congress” before marijuana has a chance at achieving legal status in the United States.
However, there appears to be some confusion about who actually has the authority to make changes to the nation’s pot laws. Most argue that the state of legal weed in America absolutely hangs by the short-and-curlies of Congress, while others assert the Obama Administration has the power to cut the legs off prohibition as early as today.
In an interview that took place earlier this year with CNN’s Jake Tapper, President Obama himself said it was up to Congress, not the Drug Enforcement Administration, to decide whether or not to reclassify cannabis. The next day, drug policy experts lashed out against the president for failing to take responsibility for maintaining prohibition in America. “While Congress can amend the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) to increase or reduce restrictions on particular drugs, the statute also gives that power to the attorney general, who has delegated it to the Drug Enforcement Administration (a division of the Justice Department),” wrote Jacob Sullum, senior editor at Reason Magazine. “In fact, the DEA has repeatedly rejected petitions to reschedule marijuana, most recently in 2011. I forget: Who was president then?”
UCLA Professor of Public Policy, Mark Kleiman recently told New York Magazine that one of the most important moves President Obama could make right now is initiating changes to the National Institute on Drug Abuse and the Drug Enforcement Administration that would make it easier for scientists to receive approval for marijuana research. "Every fourteen-year-old boy has access to better pot than any research scientist,” he said.
Of course, in order to open the doors for researchers, the president would first have to make the decision to downgrade marijuana’s Schedule I classification, which he clearly has the authority to jumpstart.
Unfortunately, we do not expect the president to roll up his sleeves and make any significant changes before leaving the Oval Office. Especially, not after the White House issued a statement this week, in response to The New York Times article “Repeal Prohibition, Again,” in which the Obama Administration wrote that it would not legalize marijuana because increased access would lead to an onslaught of public health problems.
(Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Mike Adams writes for stoners and smut enthusiasts in High Times, Playboy’s The Smoking Jacket and Hustler Magazine. You can follow him on Twitter @adamssoup and on Facebook/mikeadams73.
#GRCU
Does this mean the yield sign is coming off?
