Mexico’s President Proposes lax Marijuana Laws

This article on Mexican Marijuana Laws is my opinion and commentary on an article in the Huffington Post

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Basically this Relaxing of Mexican Marijuana Laws is a continuation of Mexico’s policies from before this president. It is just an increase in the amount of drug. The issue of medicinal marijuana use is a difficult one. Basically it appears to work in some cases, bi-polar disorder, and other cancer cases. From my understanding it is not just to kill pain, but to also cure some symptoms in cancer cases.

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Clinton illegally protects Ukrainian Pinchuk

Clinton illegally protects Ukrainian Pinchuk

Topic: Clinton illegally protects Ukrainian Pinchuk
Commentary by David Cox

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uryWvC2M4H8

The summary of this is that Hillary protected from prosecution or investigation. When Hillary was Secretary of State, Pinchuk (the fourth richest man in the Ukraine) illegally sold pipelines to Iran, but Pinchuk gave $8.6 million to the Clinton foundation, and Mrs. Clinton turned a blind eye towards this illegal activity.

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Catholic homosexual priests are significant

Catholic homosexual priests are significant

Topic: Catholic homosexual priests are significant
By David Cox

Pope Bendict has given a papal document declaring that men which are homosexuals or have homosexual tendencies should not apply for the priesthood, and even “slight” homosexual tendencies should be overcome at least 3 years before applying to the priesthood (churchmilitant.com). While outwardly the Church stands strongly against homosexuality, inwardly the truth is that it is rampant among their priests and bishops.

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U.S. consulates close in Mexico

My commentary and opinion on the following article…

Close U.S. consulates, Mexico too dangerous

This is a growing concern. Let me explain a little here. Mexico is dangerous. Before you think Trump’s wall will protect you, the Mexican cartels are all over the United States in our major cities and down to smaller towns and countryside in the US. We are not safe.

What Mexico is today, is what the United States will be tomorrow. (maybe in 10-20 years).

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