With overgrow  not as important, what’s important now is an overthrow of the government.  It’s nice to see peaceful players like ACT420.org organizing meetings and allowing patients to speak about there concerns, but this is not getting anywhere with helping patients.  Today is yet another Colorado Department of Revenue hearing where the public will be given a chance to give input on CO HB 1284 and the 99 pages of regulations that #1 Pot Clown Matt Cook is unleashing on Colorado pot heads.  ACT420 has taken the time to shred the 99 pages of regulations, especially the parts about cameras, fingerprinting patients, and other invasions of privacy.  The organization has a template for how to address the board at the DOR and be cordial at the meeting.  This has gone on for too long.  It’s predicted that ‘The Department’ will not listen to any of this the rules will be passed as they are regardless.  There is no hope of achieving anything with the Pot Clowns as the DOR ACT420, give it up and get real and quit fooling patients in Colorado.  Weed is everywhere, don’t play into the traps of the regulations that will only harm patients and violate their privacy.  The Pot Clowns will interfere with your weed, but this pot head knows when it’s Mother Nature’s Call to Arms!

Pot Clowns up in Arms

Before CO HB 10 – 1284 was passed, the State Legislature allowed the same public input, and nothing was done in favor of patients or to protect them.  The solution to the current problem is not to renew your medical marijuana card, don’t give the CDPHE or DOR any more money and don’t play their game.  Patients and caregiver’s rights are already protected under Amendment 20, and no government body shall interfere.  Since the government is interfering with cannabis in Colorado, it’s time to OVER THROW the government, not work with them in helping make rules to keep control of the people.  Thursday and Friday’s meetings don’t need peaceful input, they need a lynch mob that will put an end to those interfering.  Would you still purchase from a dispensary SURVEY HERE

UPDATE:

12:50 PM:  According the the Denver Post only about 30 people testified at the DOR medical marijuana hearing today, most of them dispensary owners, edible manufacturers, and attorneys.  According to a Westword interview with attorney Rob Corry not many patients will be going to dispensaries anymore after their purchases are recorded and tracked by law enforcement.

Considering transporting your medical marijuana from grow – center?  Now, in all instances…..  You must write a manifest that will contain information such as where the weed is from and where it’s going, who is driving it and in what car, and the route that the weed will travel.  All of this will be submitted and must be approved by the MMED.  Marijuana can be transported across cities, towns, and counties regardless if a a community has a ban on medical marijuana but the route of the weed should be the most direct.

What does the Colorado Department of Revenue define flowering marijuana as: “Flowering is the gametophytic or reproductive state of cannabisin which the plant is in a designated flowering space that is a limited access area monitored by one or more surveillance cameras withing an optional premises cultivation facility with a light cycle intended to produce flower, trichromes and cannabinoids characteristic of medical marijuana.”  The document below goes on to describe the final changes to the medical marijuana rules in Colorado including waste, sanitation, packaging, and so much more dope ass marijuana regulation.  Thanks you psycho pot heads at the DOR.
Draft of Redline Rules 12-02-10

Will the drug dogs bite when the master commands?  Matt Cook scolds the CBI and CSP for not showing up to the meeting and said that it’s critical that all members including law enforcement show up to the meetings to talk about pot.  I guess there’s nothing like people not showing up to your pot party Matt Cook.  Department of Revenue aims to control manufacture, cultivation, and distribution. Part II of the Video describes what the challenge of making the same rules for growing, selling, and germinating medical marijuana are and how the different license types require different sets of rules. Jah Bless the rule makers, they are going to need some high grade after making it through their rule making. Marijuana plants mature in 4 – 5 months, it takes twice as long as that 2 read through the rules, so it’s safe to say at this point that lawmakers are in the weeds. If you haven’t yet, tell us who you think the next Governor of Colorado will be Governor Survey

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Matt Cook from the Colorado Department of Revenue Medical Marijuana enforcement going into detail about how plants will be tracked from ‘seed to sale’, and how caregivers will name centers under new regulations.

The new draft regulations go into enormous detail regulations about surveillance camera systems that medical marijuana centers will have to equip themselves with. Regulations include size of cables to be used, and demand that every doorway have cameras on all sides from multiple angles in customer transaction, storage, and grow areas. The regulations by their very drafters aim to “shut down 80% of existing dispensaries”, and operating costs from surveillance regulations related to medical marijuana just greatly increased the cost of running a medical marijuana center under new regulations in Colorado.

Experienced caregivers can tell right from this man’s first words about tracking marijuana “from seed to sale”, that he has no experience in marijuana cultivation.  The USDA once tried to have a department devoted to certifying produce organic in the US, only to give up the effort as organic is impossible to regulate.  Growing cannabis and having the Colorado Department of Revenue be in charge of regulation should prove even more disastrous.  Taking care of one medical marijuana garden is difficult, there is no way that the tax man can find the super gardeners who are needed to inspect marijuana gardens, because that guy is already a pot farmer and will never jump in bed with the DOR.

Inspecting marijuana gardens is a no start by default because no reputable cannabis cultivator is going to let random strangers contaminated with mold and pests from other gardens into his / her garden.  We admire your ambition to be the world’s biggest cannabis garden manager Matt Cook, but tracking a plant from seed to sale just doesn’t work.  Today is the last day of marijuana without regulation in Colorado then it’s back to the good old vigilante days for all the ganja farmers in the high country.  Gardeners work from seed to harvest, and the next step sale is someone else’s job.  Leave the cultivation to the ganja farmer Matt Cook, you worry about the sales with the other pot clowns.  Leave pot be!

From Seed to Harvest