[Osborn F Enready]

Crossfire, the government is controlled by the people in this country, and if the people demand it loud enough, they will do it or suffer the prescribed consequences in rule of law according to the Constitution.

In the United States, this movement is taking on a whole new scope.

Recently the Supreme Court ruled that it was ok for national law, to over-ride state laws on medical marijuana use, cultivation and sales. This is a gold plated violation of Constitutional Common Law.

Now the anti-drug, pro-prohibition establishment has given the anti-prohibition side of the debate some solid footing with which to build an un-precedented case. This is being forced into the national eye, and possibly the worlds eyes over the next few years of lawsuits and results of un-constitutional law-enforcement.

In general, a large portion of the overall national population supports the legalization or decriminalization theories, and believe based on historical review and current procedures and statistics it could positively benefit society on all fronts.