This 6-pillar curriculum teaches the basic literacy we need to be personally and financially successful and to do so in a manner in which together we evolve a culture that supports the emergence of an advanced human civilization.
Agreed, the coronavirus is certainly a convenient opportunity to kill cash. Since this would involve going entirely to contactless, digital payment systems, does this mean illicit drugs are going to become legal? Not sure how else the proceeds from them would work their way back into the banks.
Right now they work their way back into the banks with no problem – My impression is that was one of the reasons they used government accounts to do it. They had set up the money laundering rules on the mortgage flows so that companies that were publicly traded and government accounts did not have to file CTRs – my guess is that some of the publicly traded companies were operating under the DOJ-CIA MOU as contractors to one of the agencies – just a guess.
If so, what is your opinion of marijuana being used to initially create the legal and retail framework?
Not sure I understand what you mean.
Legalizing marijuana means it is easier to use the cash flows to fund state and local government overtly – you also have more ways of clearing people off the land without marijuana drug busts – those were significant numbers for the last 20 years.
Clearly the marijuana drug busts were significant for building the control train tracks and private prison industry. Along with crack cocaine, meth, etc. Where I live my understanding is that illegal marijuana is the primary source of pain management for people with no health insurance.
I am a libertarian by nature – the less laws the better. I have seen the marijuana plant and its products used well for numerous purposes and some designed to do much harm to others. My impression it is like any other powerful substance. It requires good education and a healthy culture to use it for maximum benefits.
Like many other things.
Certainly the potential benefits of marijuana / CBD are hard to ignore. I should have been more specific:
Assuming that illicit drugs are purchased in cash, moving to digital currency would make transactions have a digital trail. To keep the game going, wouldn’t it be necessary to legalize narcotics? The retail and legal framework has been tested with marijuana.
Agreed, the coronavirus is certainly a convenient opportunity to kill cash. Since this would involve going entirely to contactless, digital payment systems, does this mean illicit drugs are going to become legal? Not sure how else the proceeds from them would work their way back into the banks.
Right now they work their way back into the banks with no problem – My impression is that was one of the reasons they used government accounts to do it. They had set up the money laundering rules on the mortgage flows so that companies that were publicly traded and government accounts did not have to file CTRs – my guess is that some of the publicly traded companies were operating under the DOJ-CIA MOU as contractors to one of the agencies – just a guess.
If so, what is your opinion of marijuana being used to initially create the legal and retail framework?
Not sure I understand what you mean.
Legalizing marijuana means it is easier to use the cash flows to fund state and local government overtly – you also have more ways of clearing people off the land without marijuana drug busts – those were significant numbers for the last 20 years.
Clearly the marijuana drug busts were significant for building the control train tracks and private prison industry. Along with crack cocaine, meth, etc. Where I live my understanding is that illegal marijuana is the primary source of pain management for people with no health insurance.
I am a libertarian by nature – the less laws the better. I have seen the marijuana plant and its products used well for numerous purposes and some designed to do much harm to others. My impression it is like any other powerful substance. It requires good education and a healthy culture to use it for maximum benefits.
Like many other things.
Certainly the potential benefits of marijuana / CBD are hard to ignore. I should have been more specific:
Assuming that illicit drugs are purchased in cash, moving to digital currency would make transactions have a digital trail. To keep the game going, wouldn’t it be necessary to legalize narcotics? The retail and legal framework has been tested with marijuana.
Agreed, the coronavirus is certainly a convenient opportunity to kill cash. Since this would involve going entirely to contactless, digital payment systems, does this mean illicit drugs are going to become legal? Not sure how else the proceeds from them would work their way back into the banks.
Right now they work their way back into the banks with no problem – My impression is that was one of the reasons they used government accounts to do it. They had set up the money laundering rules on the mortgage flows so that companies that were publicly traded and government accounts did not have to file CTRs – my guess is that some of the publicly traded companies were operating under the DOJ-CIA MOU as contractors to one of the agencies – just a guess.
If so, what is your opinion of marijuana being used to initially create the legal and retail framework?
Not sure I understand what you mean.
Legalizing marijuana means it is easier to use the cash flows to fund state and local government overtly – you also have more ways of clearing people off the land without marijuana drug busts – those were significant numbers for the last 20 years.
Clearly the marijuana drug busts were significant for building the control train tracks and private prison industry. Along with crack cocaine, meth, etc. Where I live my understanding is that illegal marijuana is the primary source of pain management for people with no health insurance.
I am a libertarian by nature – the less laws the better. I have seen the marijuana plant and its products used well for numerous purposes and some designed to do much harm to others. My impression it is like any other powerful substance. It requires good education and a healthy culture to use it for maximum benefits.
Like many other things.
Certainly the potential benefits of marijuana / CBD are hard to ignore. I should have been more specific:
Assuming that illicit drugs are purchased in cash, moving to digital currency would make transactions have a digital trail. To keep the game going, wouldn’t it be necessary to legalize narcotics? The retail and legal framework has been tested with marijuana.
Agreed, the coronavirus is certainly a convenient opportunity to kill cash. Since this would involve going entirely to contactless, digital payment systems, does this mean illicit drugs are going to become legal? Not sure how else the proceeds from them would work their way back into the banks.
Right now they work their way back into the banks with no problem – My impression is that was one of the reasons they used government accounts to do it. They had set up the money laundering rules on the mortgage flows so that companies that were publicly traded and government accounts did not have to file CTRs – my guess is that some of the publicly traded companies were operating under the DOJ-CIA MOU as contractors to one of the agencies – just a guess.
If so, what is your opinion of marijuana being used to initially create the legal and retail framework?
Not sure I understand what you mean.
Legalizing marijuana means it is easier to use the cash flows to fund state and local government overtly – you also have more ways of clearing people off the land without marijuana drug busts – those were significant numbers for the last 20 years.
Clearly the marijuana drug busts were significant for building the control train tracks and private prison industry. Along with crack cocaine, meth, etc. Where I live my understanding is that illegal marijuana is the primary source of pain management for people with no health insurance.
I am a libertarian by nature – the less laws the better. I have seen the marijuana plant and its products used well for numerous purposes and some designed to do much harm to others. My impression it is like any other powerful substance. It requires good education and a healthy culture to use it for maximum benefits.
Like many other things.
Certainly the potential benefits of marijuana / CBD are hard to ignore. I should have been more specific:
Assuming that illicit drugs are purchased in cash, moving to digital currency would make transactions have a digital trail. To keep the game going, wouldn’t it be necessary to legalize narcotics? The retail and legal framework has been tested with marijuana.
Agreed, the coronavirus is certainly a convenient opportunity to kill cash. Since this would involve going entirely to contactless, digital payment systems, does this mean illicit drugs are going to become legal? Not sure how else the proceeds from them would work their way back into the banks.
Right now they work their way back into the banks with no problem – My impression is that was one of the reasons they used government accounts to do it. They had set up the money laundering rules on the mortgage flows so that companies that were publicly traded and government accounts did not have to file CTRs – my guess is that some of the publicly traded companies were operating under the DOJ-CIA MOU as contractors to one of the agencies – just a guess.
If so, what is your opinion of marijuana being used to initially create the legal and retail framework?
Not sure I understand what you mean.
Legalizing marijuana means it is easier to use the cash flows to fund state and local government overtly – you also have more ways of clearing people off the land without marijuana drug busts – those were significant numbers for the last 20 years.
Clearly the marijuana drug busts were significant for building the control train tracks and private prison industry. Along with crack cocaine, meth, etc. Where I live my understanding is that illegal marijuana is the primary source of pain management for people with no health insurance.
I am a libertarian by nature – the less laws the better. I have seen the marijuana plant and its products used well for numerous purposes and some designed to do much harm to others. My impression it is like any other powerful substance. It requires good education and a healthy culture to use it for maximum benefits.
Like many other things.
Certainly the potential benefits of marijuana / CBD are hard to ignore. I should have been more specific:
Assuming that illicit drugs are purchased in cash, moving to digital currency would make transactions have a digital trail. To keep the game going, wouldn’t it be necessary to legalize narcotics? The retail and legal framework has been tested with marijuana.
Agreed, the coronavirus is certainly a convenient opportunity to kill cash. Since this would involve going entirely to contactless, digital payment systems, does this mean illicit drugs are going to become legal? Not sure how else the proceeds from them would work their way back into the banks.
Right now they work their way back into the banks with no problem – My impression is that was one of the reasons they used government accounts to do it. They had set up the money laundering rules on the mortgage flows so that companies that were publicly traded and government accounts did not have to file CTRs – my guess is that some of the publicly traded companies were operating under the DOJ-CIA MOU as contractors to one of the agencies – just a guess.
If so, what is your opinion of marijuana being used to initially create the legal and retail framework?
Not sure I understand what you mean.
Legalizing marijuana means it is easier to use the cash flows to fund state and local government overtly – you also have more ways of clearing people off the land without marijuana drug busts – those were significant numbers for the last 20 years.
Clearly the marijuana drug busts were significant for building the control train tracks and private prison industry. Along with crack cocaine, meth, etc. Where I live my understanding is that illegal marijuana is the primary source of pain management for people with no health insurance.
I am a libertarian by nature – the less laws the better. I have seen the marijuana plant and its products used well for numerous purposes and some designed to do much harm to others. My impression it is like any other powerful substance. It requires good education and a healthy culture to use it for maximum benefits.
Like many other things.
Certainly the potential benefits of marijuana / CBD are hard to ignore. I should have been more specific:
Assuming that illicit drugs are purchased in cash, moving to digital currency would make transactions have a digital trail. To keep the game going, wouldn’t it be necessary to legalize narcotics? The retail and legal framework has been tested with marijuana.