LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE this video! Subscribe here: http://bit.ly/11rr1ln Here's the PLAYLIST for my other "Top 10" videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=varvOXag0jk&list;=PLYwZ2nGdzQ2gUlYkrXHp_lJKsjZxClx1q ENJOY and share. Don't forget to give this video a THUMBS UP, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE to my channel for more videos :-) LIKE me @: https://www.facebook.com/Highimpactflix Follow me @: https://www.twitter.com/HighImpactFlix Wanna send me something through the mail? Mailing address: Snail Mail me @ P.O. Box 2071 Tahlequah, OK 74465 Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments section under the video. Welcome to the 30 Crazy Marijuana Facts You Won’t Believe!! The first internet transaction was a drug deal. In 1972, Stanford students using Arpanet accounts at Stanford University's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory engaged in a commercial transaction with their counterparts at Massachussetts Institute of Technology. Before Amazon, before eBay, the seminal act of e-commerce was a drug deal. The students used the network to quietly arrange the sale of an undetermined amount of marijuana. After Tupac was cremated, his ashes were mixed with marijuana and smoked by members of his hip-hop group, Outlawz. In 1977 a plane crashed into Yosemite Park, containing almost 10,000 pounds of marijuana. Local rock climbers were first on the scene and amassed a fortune from the wreckage. The word “canvas” is derived from the word “cannabis” because canvas used to be made from hemp fiber. The University of Mississippi operates the United States’ only legal marijuana farm, on behalf of the government. Jazz musician, Louis Armstrong asked Richard Nixon to carry his bags through customs for him because he ‘was an old man’. The bags had marijuana in them. A 2-year-old girl was placed in foster care after her parents got busted with marijuana. Shortly after, she suffered fatal head injuries at the hands of her new government-assigned foster parents. Marijuana is technically illegal in Amsterdam, law enforcement simply turns a blind-eye to the “coffee shops” that sell it. On Jan. 1, 1976 a prankster played a word game with the Hollywood sign. He hung curtains to make it read “Hollyweed.” Colorado switched mile marker “420” to “419.99” in order to stop people from stealing it. The number 420 is often used as a reference to smoking marijuana. In 1970 cannabis was placed in the Schedule-1 category of controlled drugs “Temporarily” while the Nixon Administration awaited the Shafer Report, which ended up calling for the immediate end to cannabis prohibition. So far, its been a Temporary 45 year-prohibition. Cameron Diaz allegedly bought marijuana from Snoop Dogg while the two were High School together before either achieved fame. Dr. James C. Munch (no etymological relationship to the word that would later be used to describe the insatiable hunger one feels after smokin a doob) testified in court, under oath, that he had smoked marijuana, and it turned him into a bat. Dr. Munch was the “official expert” on marijuana for the U.S. government from 1938 to 1962. Scientists have created a scientific version of marijuana called ‘Dimethylheptylpyran’. When smoked, it’ll keep you high for at least 2 days Willie Nelson says he smoked what he called “an Austin Torpedo” on the rooftop of the White House as Secret Service looked on. A quadriplegic man, Jonathan Magbie, was sentenced to 10 days in jail for a first time offense of possession of marijuana, despite the prison not having sufficient medical equipment for him. The 27 year-old died after four days in custody. The only country where cannabis is completely legal and claimed to be a legal right to possess, is North Korea who doesn’t even consider Marijuana to be a drug. Alcohol and beer companies, fearing competition for the dollars Americans spend on leisure, are one of the top five opponents to marijuana legalization. Also included on the list are Police Unions: who have become dependent on federal drug war grants to finance their budget. Private Prisons Corporations: that make millions by incarcerating people who have been imprisoned for drug crimes, including marijuana. Pharmaceutical Corporations: who’s pharmaceutical interests would like to keep marijuana illegal so, that Americans, of course, don’t have the option of cheap medical alternatives to their products. Prison Guard Unions: who have a vested interest in keeping people behind bars just like for-profit prison companies. Snack food companies, on the other hand, are all for the idea of MJ legalization – hmm, I wonder why.

• published: 05 Feb 2015
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