Hi friends, Jean Valentino and welcome to another episode of Gan Valentino’s Grassroots Truth Cast. As you know, we

have guests from all walks of life on the show each week, political, social, economic, spiritual, and this one’s more

on the medical side. This um this uh is jux the medical issues related to

cannabis, THC, marijuana in general. And I have a wonderful guest, Ann Chafly, who’s with us. She’s uh live with me from St.

Louis, Missouri. Hi, Ann. How you doing?

I’m so glad to be with you, Jean. Thank you for having me on.

Well, it’s a good good to have you on as well. We’re going to be discussing your book today, Throwing Children Under the

Cannabis. I love the title. It’s about time we had looked more deeply into this

experiment of cannabis and THC and as an refers to in her book, nipping it in the

bud. And we’re going to do that right after we return.

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Hi friends, welcome back. We’re here with Anne Chaffley. Uh she’s written a great book entitled Throwing Children

Under the Cannabis. Uh nipping it in the bud is what she’s going to try to do.

And what’s the hot point to this book we’re going to spend a little time talking about? I think it’s so important for people to realize what is the ulterior motive of the pot propheteers.

They want to get the children hooked on this dangerous drug. They market to children. And we have under for the last

25 years undergone this social experimentation of legalizing recreational marijuana across the

country starting in Colorado. And this has been without much oversight. And

what has happened is that under the guise of um medicine, under the with

candy and fruit flavors, they lure children into a an addiction with a dangerous drug. And we are seeing the consequences now. And they’re dramatic.

And we have a lot of families that are hurt from from the proliferation of pot.

Yet in parallel, you see President Trump pulling it off um uh what is it? A class one scheduled rating to something more um accommodating for regular retail use.

Yes, he moved it from schedule one to schedule three by executive order. And this was a serious mistake. This is

really policy by podcasters, not a true scientific analysis. Because the more you open up and say this drug is okay.

Guess what, Jean? The more people use it, the more uh teenagers think it’s okay because it’s it’s seems more

acceptable to the adults to use and and that is not good. And where it’s really bad by moving it to schedule three is

that impacts a lot of government regulations. So, for example, the Department of Transportation

uh uh will drug test for schedule one drugs. They there is no requirement for

them to drug test on schedule three drugs. Do we want our over the road longhaul truckers on marijuana and not drug tested for marijuana?

Well, let’s start by getting them to be Americans licensed and legally a legally able to read a a road sign. But your

point is well taken. I think I think our problem has been is that there’s an inconsistency with it. I remember when I was in the payment processing business.

We had a payment transaction underwriting issues related to the attempt to um transact a a THC or

cannabis product. um on the internet and it all boiled down to it being class one at the time and considered a felony to

to to to do so. Um putting that aside, there was a there was a complete I would

say acceptance that it fell in line with medicine and therapy

and I see no evidence of that. I read your book and what I found interesting

is that it’s doctor suggesting some level of use. I’ve never seen a

prescription for the use of the of the marijuana or THC product.

You you’re absolutely correct. Uh this is um using calling marijuana medicine was a way to get the camel’s nose under

the tent of of of legalizing marijuana to say well it’s just those for really

sick. But you can get a so-called prescription for any ailment you want that you think marijuana might solve.

But if you go to the doctor and he gives you a prescription for heart medicine or cholesterol medicine, guess what?

There’s a dosage. The doctor prescribes an exact amount that is appropriate for

you to take. The difference with the so-called medical marijuana is that the patient is selfdosing. You would not

selfdose on any other medicine and call it medicine. That’s akin to self-dosing with a bottle of bourbon.

Yeah. Um that has happened more than once, too. But um uh the fact of the matter it’s not medicine.

It’s not correct. It’s not medicine. Um staying on the topic uh med from a

medicinal point of view with men it’s affecting sperm count. With women you’ve got pregnant and nursing mothers using

marijuana permanently and how it’s affecting child development. You want to focus on those two points?

Yeah. I think this is very important and not publicized enough and it because I I live in a city where pot shops have

proliferated and and these pot shops actually recommend marijuana for morning

sickness. Now that is akin to fetal alcohol syndrome of what you’re going to do to your baby if you use a THC product

while you were pregnant or nursing. the baby will have a lower birth rate, a smaller head circumference, and a

lifetime of damage of just inability to have cognitive development throughout

the baby’s life. And so, the damage that can be done by using THC while pregnant

and nursing is huge. But more recently, I found out of what it affects on sperm.

It degrades both the quality and the quantity of sperm. So males and females

who are interested in having babies are affected by this. If the father is on marijuana, uh there is it doubles the

chance that the of a miscarriage for the mother. Doubles the miscarriage effect. The medicine issue.

Where do they get the word medical marijuana then if their doctors have no purpose in prescribing it? I don’t get

the can do you like you said they get their nose partially under the tent. I get it. But uh it it seems to be a

miscarriage of the med medical uh profession to be allowing this um reference to to exist.

It gives the impression there’s a basis by which there’s a medical use. I think it’s worth looking at the history of tobacco.

And a hundred years ago, tobacco was introduced and marketed to Americans as

medicine. It is a way to to lure people into an addiction is to say, “Well, this is good for you. This is medicine.” And

the tobacco companies actually used advertisements where they said, “Four out of five doctors recommend this brand

of tobacco.” I and and of course it was all a sham. No medicine can be smoked

and still be medicine because of the damage you do to your lungs by smoking.

Uh but once you get the people the idea that it is medical then people are very

um uh easy to accept it as a part of life. Well, you know he’s sick, he needs some help. The problem with this is

that’s not who the users are. are the users are not the cancer patients. The users are teenage boys and that’s why we

have a societal problem with marijuana today.

Talking with Ann Schlaffly who’s also um chairman of Eagle Forum, a not for-p profofit organization. And you can

explain that too if you’d like. But before you do, Ann, following your train of thought, what’s going on with um uh

pregnant women and nursing mothers? uh is this I mean what’s going to h is the a

consequence to children uh unspoken unwritten but worse than it they purported to be.

Well if if you recall you know 50 75 years ago nobody thought anything about

a pregnant woman smoking a cigarette or taking a drink. And today, happily for the babies, we do see that as a problem.

And there’s been great education on that. Well, we just need the similar kind of education on the dangers of THC

products and what they can cause to these babies. So, in the medical marijuana

uh applications, there’s no um you know, medical marijuana doesn’t come with the fine print list of side effects that all

other drugs come with. and and you know, you need to know these side effects so that you can be you can make a decision

about what’s best for for your your developing baby and that you aren’t hoodwinkedked and so sorry that you had

this puff as to the lifetime consequences to your child that you’re not aware of. So, one state, Alabama,

has done something that I think all the other states should copy, which is they have rules and regulations that if you

are a woman of childbearing age and you get medical marijuana, you have to do a

pregnancy test every 30 days. Now, that may sound ownorous, but that’s the exact

same regulation that they do for Accutane. Accutane is an acne medicine that causes severe birth defects. And of

course, nobody likes acne. And you want to take the drug to clear up your face so you look beautiful and you can go out on a date, but you can’t do that if you’re going to be pregnant.

Interesting. Well, can you distinguish between the consequences to uh babies in the womb versus the infants born? Is

there a pattern uh of THC or marijuana abuse that shows that reveals itself as a consequence in the child or infant?

Well, the first consequence is is a smaller circumference of the head and and then subsequently there is brain

devel uh poor brain development and cognitive uh a poor cognitive development and that usually shows up in

the teenage years when the when the child is just um far behind in developing and and then I I think there

is some evidence that you get some some hyperactivity u um uh attention deficit disorders because they just don’t have the brain capacity to concentrate.

I guess I’m going to have to speak liberal to figure out how they justify this this abuse of the drug for for the It’s very simple. You follow the money.

Follow the money.

Follow the money. People want to make money off of it and and that is why they

candycoat it. You know, no medicine is candycoated. And when you look at these

marijuana products, they come as gummies. They look like candy. They’re marketed as candy. Well, you don’t

market candy to adults. You market candy to children because the marijuana profiters want to get the children

hooked because then they have a a lifetime uh customers just like the tobacco companies did. And one of the

things I read in your book which I found very interesting is that and I didn’t connect the dots is that it is

there’s a connection between psychosis schizophrenia and um the the impact as a consequence

of the abuse of THC or marijuana um uh in children and young teens. But you know I’ve also noticed it in adults too.

I mean, I’ve seen some adults who hang their hat on the fact that I need it to calm my nerves or I’ve got a little bit of emotional trauma.

I’m going to take um uh take marijuana or PTSD.

And as a consequence, there’s a um what’s the word? There’s a reliance on

on the drug for uh a remedy. Is it a remedy?

So the problem with it being a remedy like aspirin will remedy your pain is

that THC is fat soluble not water soluble. So it stays in your system for

for quite a long time. In fact, Jean, the fatter you are, the longer it stays in your system because of and and when

you ingest the THC and it gets stored in the fat, the body then slowly releases

it back into the bloodstream. So, you may only take marijuana once a month, but you are not sober for the next 30

days. And that’s one of the challenges in in teaching about the effects of

marijuana is that people equate it with say taking a drink. Well, the next day you may be hung over, but you’re not

drunk. But you take marijuana and you are not sober for weeks afterwards

because it is still slowly releasing into your system. They say for men, if they want to impregnate a woman, they

need to be off THC for six months uh before. And so that’s a long period of

time for this drug to clear from your system. So when people take it for insomnia or anxiety and then say they

stop and they feel the effects of their insomnia or anxiety, what they’re feeling is withdrawal. It is not that

the drug is solving their medical condition because they’re not actually addressing their underlying medical condition, but they are going through

the symptoms of withdrawal. Because with any drug, the the more you you you build up a tolerance to it and then you feel

like you need more in order to achieve the same high that you got the first time. And that building up of more then

is what creates such problems in your body in trying to get off of the drug, the the the basis for an addiction.

Yeah. Yes.

Yeah. Folks, we’re talking with Ann Schlafi. Uh uh she’s also head of the she’s chairman of the Eagle Forum, a

notfor-profit organization. Ann, you want us explain your other books, where we can find them, your website, how we reach you?

Thank you, Jean. My organization is called Eagle Forum. It was founded by my mother, Phyllis Schlafley, uh 60 years

ago. It is a fabulous volunteer organization of chapters across the country that care about issues at the

local, state, and national level. I we’re conservative. We do the three um the the three-legged stool of

conservatives. Uh fiscal responsibility, strong national defense, and good family policy. Uh our website is eagleforum.org.

It’s where you can find my book, Throwing Children Under the Cannabis.

And yes, I have a couple of other books that I think are quite fun. And the funny one, and I we do need humor in our life. I mean, we’ve got some serious

issues, Gan, but we got to we got to have some humor. And that is how to speak liberal. And that’s where I

investigate these words that the um the left has come up with and say, what is it that they actually mean? you know

these uh you know it’s you know they’re trying to redefine our language you know redefining marriage redefining male and

female and you know what it means you know we thought we had these biological truths and they come along and say that

it’s it’s just a feeling of the moment is what it is but u no so I I I may I have a I have a little fun with language

on that that’s good hey explain Eagle Forum as well so Eagle Forum as a network of uh

chapters across the country and we were founded on the idea that males and females are not interchangeable. If you

go back to the feminist movement, that was their whole idea was that males and females are interchangeable in every

situation, which is why they wanted to put females on the front line in the combat and subject to the draft. Well,

we oppose that because that would only weaken our military and make our enemies uh stronger. The um and then of course

the logical extension of interchangeability of males and females is this nutty transgender movement which

says that you can wake up one day and decide that God made a mistake. Well, guess what, Jean? God never makes a mistake.

That’s for darn sure. Uh uh he’s he’s he’s right more often than he’s wrong.

I’ll tell you that much. Um you know, one of the things um that amazed me about your book is you make even a reference to crime.

um the criminal wrongdoing in this nation and the propensity of the statistics moving having a correlation

again to to uh the use or misuse of marijuana and THC products. Can you

expound upon that a bit? I I find that very interesting.

I I know it it’ll come as a shock to you, but if you open a pot shop in a neighborhood, crime increases. You’re shocked, aren’t you?

What a concept. Yeah. Right. But but here’s the problem is that the legality of marijuana has made the illegal more

attractive and because it gives the illegal a veneer of legality. You know, if you’re if that you’re just walking

down the street, you don’t know whether that that local pot shop is a legal pot shop selling legal marijuana or an

illegal selling illegal marijuana. Now, why is that important for states is because states sold the idea of

legalizing marijuana with the with well people are going to do it anyway. Let’s let’s legalize it, tax it, and then we

can have a nice revenue stream. Well, it turns out that the legal marijuana is more expensive because they pay taxes

than the illegal marijuana which doesn’t have to pay taxes. And so then the states, particularly California, has had

this problem. They’re not getting their expected revenue. And after all, where does this expected revenue go to? How is

it spent by the state? You you you put you you create sin taxes. You want then

people to sin and use more of these bad things. And then they get in trouble.

And then you have to have increase your social services with state money to to take care of the people who you’ve now

addicted. Now that is a lose-lose situation. As far as I’m concerned,

I can’t imagine how we how the medical profession

with a lack of clinical trials um documentation

to connect the illness uh to the THC marijuana remedy. Uh you know, show me

some linkage there. and uh we’re quickly on board to approve or adopt that as a

as a as a medicine for cure. The problem I have today is that not only do you don’t see it, but it’s directly related

to some criminal wrongdoing. You had reported in uh your book um about 30% of

the uh criminal activities involving the shooting incidences in schools and the

younger the younger folks in shooting incidences in and around schools at

least 30% probably more were um were on THC or marijuana at the time of their

wrongdoing. I can’t believe how high that is. And um you you know uh I I used

to enjoy a good drink. I stopped drinking 22 years ago because I didn’t learn my lesson and I went a little too

far. Now I stay off it completely. I’m glad I did. But the fact of the matter is uh whether it’s alcohol or marijuana

or anything else for that matter. I I don’t enjoy being controlled by another substance.

Here’s my only substance. It’s called coffee. And I you I’m sorry. Yeah. I I I plead guilty. You got me one or two cups

a day. That’s all you get out of me. But um let that be my sin. But the other stuff that triggers you to go further

into um uh uh losing control over your own wellness, not to mention causing

harm to others, to me uh is is a step too far. What say you?

So the the younger you are that you start marijuana, the the worse the consequences. and and it seems and

teenage boys seem to be particularly susceptible susceptible to the lures of this drug and if they start younger they

get they tend to get more addicted and the consequences are more profound. So, um, and they tend to be heavier users,

the the the teenagers, uh, and heavy use of marijuana, uh, brings on, um, the cannabis use

disorder, which is a fancy way to say that you’re addicted to it and you use it every day. And so, right now, we have

more daily users of marijuana than we have daily drinkers of alcohol. I mean

that to me is quite stunning of how of the proliferation of marijuana. But these these young boys get on the

marijuana and you know they they say well you know it’s not really a gateway drug or you know that they they use they talk about that. I don’t it doesn’t

matter whether they lead it to other harder substances. Marijuana itself has

bad effects. So if you have the cannabis use disorder, you are more susceptible to getting schizophrenia and psychosis.

And those are lifetime illnesses that cannot be uh cured. You are forever psychotic and under

schizophrenia once you get it. You never get off of it. So you have a lifetime problem from using marijuana as a

teenager. The other thing is with the heavy marijuana use, and you’re right, many of the most infamous school

shooters, starting with the Coline, but a lot of other school shooters were heavy marijuana users. And it turns out

that there is among certain um uh uh heavy users suicide ideiation with using

marijuana. So if you’re going to go out and kill yourself, then you think, well, why don’t I take everybody else out with

me when I go? And that’s why we get these horrific school shootings is because of the use of marijuana by these teenage boys.

You know, I was thinking, and that’s and that’s what we need um uh we we need the people, the public to

understand how danger it is to use marijuana under the age of 25. It’s legal in a lot of states at 21 and

above, but there’s a loophole because you can get medical, so-called medical marijuana at age 18.

Well, medicine was never packaged uh in my lifetime as a candy and it certainly uh uh can’t be smoked.

I don’t know what medicine you smoke.

No. Uh, so, um, look, I I was never really anti- marijuana or cannabis. It didn’t, you

know, you do your thing, I’ll do my thing. I had this cavalier attitude. I stay stayed away from the argument, so

to speak. But now, as I grow older, I’m seeing more impacts, more consequences

when used inappropriately, when smoked inappropriately, when eaten inappropriately. And um as you you led

with a minute ago, the the the Coline shooting and the dozens of other illegal

incidents since then, uh all of them were impacted or or they had some sort

of marijuana or THC in their body when um when tested. There’s a there’s a there’s a correlation. And so we need to

look at that. And you know it draws to a bigger uh issue that you and I were at a recent uh event and um it’s conservative

conservative group of people by nature and when we were there having a chat um it dawned on me there’s a lot of things

in the United States of America right now stepping back that seems to be allowed

it’s almost like a deep state movement that’s pushing these that’s that’s pushing these

narratives that uh weaken our our standing our our footing and our principles um to allow more unrest and

instability uh in our nation itself. The enemy abroad is is um is winning when they say let’s um let’s disrupt them from within.

And I think that our group that when we were there had brought that out that while President Trump and other leaders

focus on the instability around the world in parallel we have instability within the United States in our own

backyards regardless of where you are and that needs to be protected and addressed. I find that very

I I find marijuana therefore and THC abuse to um to align with this issue.

What say you?

Yes. When you have internal rot, you you society is on the road to to committing

suicide. And that’s what you worry about with our great nation here at our 250th

birthday. Can we do it for another 250 years? Well, we do need to make sure that we don’t have an internal rot that

destroys our um the fabric of our society, our cultural institutions, our the way our government works. We have to

we have to keep you know we want to maintain a good society. And the problem with a with the proliferation of

marijuana is that it harms the next generation. You then get boys who have

no ambition and are just stoners in their parents’ uh basement. Now what does that do for the success of our

country if our next generation is s is is living in the parents’ basement?

Boy, how many veterans I’ve spoken to who’ve taken on um recruitment jobs.

What a within the last 6 years in particular, you can see people who’ve totally given up on America uh lounging

around on their couch and taking an extra toque on their little cannabis stick. And then you’ve got um the others

who are working hard to defend this nation. Uh, and I’m trying to figure out what it’s going to take to get these uh,

couch potatoes remotivated to getting back into um, productivity for our American system uh, and way of life.

It’s um, well, first they have to get off the drugs. Yes, ma’am. That’s right. That’s right.

And uh, uh, you’ve been around quite a bit. You’ve written a few books. You want to explain some of the other books you’ve written?

So, uh, I wrote a book called Is Our Constitution in Jeopardy?

And that book and and what I just the reason I wrote the book is that if you’re if you’ve been around conservative circles, you probably have

many copies of the pocketbook constitution. This this little tiny book that you can spring out and say, “Oh,

but article 2, section one says this.” And and I but the problem is you got your pocket constitution there. the uh Yeah,

here’s I heard you. I’m always ready for a reference. Go ahead. Here’s the problem with the with that.

The print’s too fine and people don’t really understand it. And we are in a society because of our phone that you

need to give people information in very bite-sized bits. So, what I do in this

book is that it is an answer and question game. And on the first page you get the answer and then you have to

guess the question of what is the constitutional reference and I take it through the history of the constitution the writing what’s actually in the

document the bill of rights the ratification and all of that so you can get a thumbnail bit of the of the whole

history of of the founding of our country and when I give the an the the the um the question which is the answer

to it I have the exact quote from the Constitution underneath so that you can get yourself in a situation of

understanding what our founding principles are, what it is to be uh an American and the rights that we hold so

dear. Because one of the things I discovered with the COVID shutdown is that Americans did not understand their

rights. No one can can force them to quarantine them in their homes. Uh and yet that yet people were allowing that

to happen, you know, closing their businesses and and and so we need to go back to first principles and in this

anniversary year of our country, it’s so important to go back to first principles. So is our constitution in jeopardy?

Is is the uh is the book to teach as a teaching tool for all ages of learning

our principles. Well, if it uh is in jeopardy, there’s been no greater challenge than this past decade as

there’s been an acceleration in challenging our constitution and our constitutional republic, the democracy

it sits in. It’s it’s to me uh amazing and just to see how how the the disparit

forces uh within the administrative side, the legislative side and now the judiciary

have um all misbehaved in different ways. And um for some strange reason,

we’re on our 250th anniversary. There’s no small coincidence. Either the founding fathers were brilliant beyond

uh cognition or they were and I suspect they weren’t taking cannabis at that time like

or or they just fell into it because the fact of the matter is we’ve survived longer than any other nation in the

world. And um there’s but we have a mayor of New York who’s just announced that he’s going to seize the property of any landlord he doesn’t

like. Yeah, I saw that. It’s that’s obscene. The question is, what will we do?

He’s going to want to hand out free marijuana and THC gummies to everybody because he doesn’t want them stepping

up, protesting, and and um uh showing resistance, the real American stoned people do not protest.

That’s correct. And maybe that’s the connection. And but the truth is our

constitution even talks about and you know this as a a history major that that

the there’s in the constitution there’s an allowance for individuals to step up to remedy the

very government that is misbehaving and mistreating them. There is room for that. We have the right to petition.

Yes ma’am. And I think Donald Trump uh he’s drinking water out of a fire hose uh with the issues he’s been dealing

with. And after Donald Trump is gone, will he have created a new era, a a

reformation, a uh a repair to the ills of the last

decade or two since um Carter, Obama, uh and Clinton and um and now and then

Biden. Uh I I sense I sense America by its recent vote last night uh

even in Texas uh watching um but Paxton win in the Republican p

primary against uh incumbent Senator John Cornin.

uh Paxton winning because of uh Trump’s endorsement sends a message again 100%

of the time that Donald Trump’s endorsements seem to pay off. Uh I hope

to to finish my thought that sober Americans come forward and uh remedy

these wrongdoer uh these wrongdoers from carrying the torch like you mentioned.

uh Mandamid is doing up in New York. Um it’s a destruction of our our city. It’s

no small coincidence. I’m down here in Florida and uh property prices are going through the roof and um the acreage

between homes is disappearing and um there’s a lot of um a lot of folks from the north coming here. I’d rather they

stay where they are and fix their problem in their backyard and not run from it. I think that’s what really America is all about.

Yes. And you know I I have often wondered why other countries across the world did not just follow the American

example. Here we have presented a form of government and a system of liberties uh for the people that has been so

incredibly successful that many of many people want to come to the United States and put down roots here. Well, why can’t

they make their countries just as wonderful as America?

Boy, you hit the nail on the head. After all, we left um we left Great Britain uh

and created a um a nation here on the Americas uh because we couldn’t work under the monarchy or kingship anymore.

uh uh this autocratic environment. Uh the concept of taxation without representation.

Uh uh finally finally blew up and um we created an entity of our own which uh

hopefully outlives you and me for our children and grandchildren. And really uh you know we t started the

conversation on the health side of things regarding marijuana uh and

cannabis and CB THC products. Um I to me is a distraction from our

ability to continue to rem keep this country in its pure form. Uh am I what

say you? Am I okay with that? Well, there there are many many issues facing us and many problems that we’re trying to solve. I I I took on the uh marijuana

issue because it seemed like a sleeper to me. 40 states now have some kind of legal marijuana. It’s it’s it’s it’s not

legal on the federal level, but they’re certainly pushing to make it legal. And we’ve not had a national conversation of

is this something that we want to do as a society to allow our children to be addicted to this harmful substance. And

and I and I think because of that, I I just saw an opportunity to explain matters that because no one else was

doing it. No one else was really speaking up on this. People were saying, “Oh, well, you know, let the can let the cancer patients have a little piece.”

And I’m not worried about the cancer patients. I’m worried about the children because that’s who the companies are

marketing to with the candy. Now, are there plenty of other problems in this country? Oh, yes. And are there do we need to work on all of them? Yes.

uh and and we continue and that’s one reason why Eagle Forum has always been very broad-based in the issues that we

take on because we take on any issue that affects the family because you don’t have a strong country unless you

have strong family units because the family is the building block. The eagle is in our forum.

Yeah, I like that. That’s cute. I’ve been not I’ve been admiring it the whole show here.

He keeps guard over me along with our Lord. Um in our last few minutes and give us a summary of uh your book again

folks. The throwing children under the cannabis uh by an as Shaffley. Um give us a summary on that. Where do we reach

you? How do we get to your website? How do we buy the book?

Thank you. I’m available at eagle forum.org.

All my information is there. I am selling the book- but I I have a special cut rate if you buy um quantities uh

because I want it as a manual for how you can protect your community. What happened to me is that here I am living

in a red state. It’s a really nice community and we have pot shops everywhere. Uh and we need as a

community to say this is not beneficial to us. It’s not beneficial because of the odor. It’s not beneficial because of the increase in homeless population.

It’s not beneficial for what it does to our children in the schools. Uh and and so that and and of course the um the

information that needs to go out to uh parents on the effect of their um unborn

children and their small children of uh of of when they have marijuana in the house. So what we what I believe we need

is this manual so that you can make a difference in your community. The book has has action steps of things that you

can do to to limit the the um the marijuana um because that’s that’s the

first step. you know, in in all of the the um the social movements of the past, they have to start with educating the

public and the public finding out that no, this is a bad idea. Let’s start putting limitations. So, for example,

why should your community allow a 24-hour driveth through cannabis shop?

That just seems all wrong.

I know some things that need to be open 24 hours. It wasn’t cannabis that came to mind.

Yeah, we didn’t even get to the problems of driving under the influence of marijuana, which is a huge problem right now in roadside accidents.

Indeed, especially by illegal alien aliens posing as truck drivers. Yeah.

Um, thank God for Secretary Duffy kind of clamping down on things in transportation as well. Um, okay folks, eagleforum.org.

Go there. You’ll find an Shafley’s um contact information. That’s the book Throwing Children Under the Cannabis.

And uh get your copy now or order in quantity as she mentioned. Uh and so Ann, on that note, let’s close. Thank you very much for joining me here today.

Jean, it was such a pleasure to be with you.

It’s not goodbye. I think it’s see you later. I hope so.

Likewise. And likewise to all of you as well. Thank you for joining us here today. More of an insight on cannabis uh marijuana THC.

uh less about a political opinion. just an insight of what um what uh the

suggestions are by doctors and medicine uh to use this product for treatment

with no known uh scientific epistemic information uh clinical trials and data

at our uh disposal to come to the decision that cannabis THC marijuana uh could be or should be

used as a remedy a treatment. Uh, I don’t think you’ve gotten a doctor to give you a prescription lately for it. You may have

received a suggestion from them, but you certainly haven’t um haven’t gotten a prescription. So, that’s it. Thank you,

Ann again, and thank all of you for joining us on another episode of Gene Valentino’s Grassroots Truth Cast. See

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