The Official NCNCHINC Position on Marijuana
To: The Board of Director of the NCNCHINC
From: Rev. Frank Paul Jones
RE: The Official NCNCHINC Position on Marijuana
Date: 14 July 2011
I realize there is a danger I could get carried
away with my own brilliance. “Pride
comes before a fall.” I was accused
of insulting people of faith.
I upset the Christian Community here in Highlands County, with the proposed marijuana distribution network. We need the church’s blessings to carryout
our agenda. So I will slowly but surely
reduce the rhetoric as I realize such an agenda could cause more bad than good
for the people of the Highlands County and America. Desperate people do desperate things and I
realize America
and the world in this economic crisis is desperate.
LBH Media Group LLC solicited my screenplays. I understand that they have filming equipment
but little material and is looking for writers.
Our publishing company could put out a screenplay every 2 months for
about one year, being I have two completed and a team of writers.
I sent them “Everybody has Demons,” and
renewed my commitment to complete the screen “When Kingpins were
Made.” This screenplay will in
summary explain the plot and covert operation “Operation Green Tea.” I decided that it is a story and it has to be
told in a screenplay with hopes of hitting the big screen.
I a few words the screen is about;
When Kingpins were Made, it could happen, but the
story was told so that it did not!
Rev. Frank Paul Jones Marijuana
Rehabilitation Plans
Everyone has their set of
morals and ethics. Drugs in my humble opinion are a matter of both morals and
ethics. It screws with your character and makes you into someone you are not? I
have to preach against drugs for most by not all people, unless it is prescribe
by a doctor. Even if you find a medical purpose for it, you have to consider is
it municipal. Certainly there are great benefits to marijuana and it should be
absolutely legalized.
However it is not a legal
drug and using it has consequences. There ARE LEGAL, MORAL AND ETHICAL
CONSEQUENCES. Smoking marijuana will cause people to become felons. Though
smoking is a misdemeanor selling is a felony and how do you support your habit,
because you cannot hold a good job and smoke weed everyday. For one you will
never pass the urinalysis at Wal-Mart, K-Mart,
Law Firms,
Hospitals, Hotels, but oh sure you can pick fruit. That is the moral aspect of
marijuana.
YOU DON’T WORK YOU DON’T
EAT:
If you cannot hold a job,
unless you are blessed, how do you make ends meet to have some autonomy in your
life? So if you resort to illegal activities you can eat. Otherwise in Florida all you have is food stamps. The social programs here
forces people to work legal or illegal. Certainly more social programs will
reduce crime. However that is not the case and to fight the power or say
legislators you have to get into the game. Using Marijuana locks you out of the
system.
There ARE LEGAL, MORAL
AND ETHICAL CONSEQUENCES. Understand that the law has power of labor, there are
labor laws. The law that prevails in Florida
is the right the work. Meaning the state is anti-union. As many other states
are becoming anti-union. Some will say the right
to work law is godly and conservative, but it creates crime. People become
criminals when they cannot earn a living wage. So unless you are blessed you
have to work two more maybe three jobs to make ends meet. Many full time
employees work an additional part time job. An incentive to stop using drugs is
a job that you can survive off of.
Today we live in a
hopeless society. People are giving up because they are exhausted. Satan using
every angle he can use. Something as harmless as marijuana from “the tree of
life” is being used to destroy the black community. Because we are being
disenfranchised by our own folly, we are headed for self-destruction.
I must say there are many
bad drugs our there being used, we will not discuss poison. If you are crazy
enough to smoke crack after you know the deal, or use ecstasy after you know
the deal, you probably need urgent intervention. I mean stop what you are doing
and lands at the hospital’s door.
I know that marijuana is
good but it is illegal so it is bad for you. The law has to change and we
cannot change the law on the wrong side of the law. We have to fight the battle
sober and clean. In a legal world we will buy it like beer and wine, but until
then smoking pot is actually childish, unless you really need it and prescribe
medications did not work. Then you have a dilemma. Some people are made into
real gangsters and a gangster has the right to smoke. There ARE LEGAL, MORAL
AND ETHICAL CONSEQUENCES.
I cannot continue in this
direction of using. It will deteriorate me slowly and surely. I have to have
structure in my life and incomes to support may legal activities, such as music
production, bogging and so forth and cannot afford to be disenfranchised by
Marijuana. Until the laws change it is like poison, because it is stealing my
liberty. So I cannot condone the use of marijuana, by me or family members,
because it makes a person need a crutch. Unless you are really a gangster, you
are not going to survive in the drug game and you cannot get a job, because of
the dirty urine.
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