JANE KELLEY was thinking about Marijuana As Medicine and keyed into 
cyberspace:
JK>MP>GL> JK> Bull.  I have in hand a copy of "Pot Safari" by Peggy
JK>MP>GL> JK> Mann, daughter It has Library of Congress no. 82-91050.
JK>MP>GL> JK> Since that time, the stuff has gotten stronger.  Any book
JK>MP>GL> JK> done today in the same fashion would simply find more
JK>MP>GL> JK> chemicals in marijuana than the 2,000 referred to in this
JK>MP>GL> JK> book.  Toxic chemicals. 
JK>MP>GL>           Jane  --  If the marijuana seed could be altered so
JK>MP>GL>           the seed would then contain little or no THC {which
JK>MP>GL>           produces the "high"}, I wonder if marijuana smokers
JK>MP>GL>           would still desire to smoke it?
JK>MP>While I do not use marijuana, I could see no point to eating
JK>MP>chocolateless chocolate.
JK>EXACTLY!  We have also had the Rand report which attempted to justify
JK>the use of alcohol by everyone.  That lingered around and killed a
JK>few alcoholics before it got shot out of the media.
Too bad you did not stop by, we had some great luck and had a few 
delightful dinners of fresh fish with a glass of a lovely LI white wine.
JK>This latest effort on the part of addicts to justify their use will
JK>also be exposed, eventually, for exactly what it is.
I would not call the group that reported on the testing of marijuana a 
bunch of addicts. Take a look who was on the panel.
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                     mark.probert@juno.com
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