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this is done often to assist island populations in peril. a recent one here in the states was the translocation of several Texas mountain lion females into the critically endangered Florida panthers habitat. they had been isolated for so long that genetic defects from inbreeding were ubiquitous.
Now we're getting down to it, everything's starting to come to gether, the collusion, spoken and unspoken.
......... but will it go anywhere? Who knows, but a lot of stuff will be linked together in the meantime, Hunter's laptop for starters, the 'stolen' election, etc..
Fauci and other Biden officials deposed in social media collusion case
A federal judge has ordered Dr. Anthony Fauci and a host of other high-ranking Biden officials to be deposed over government's alleged collusion with media to 'censor free speech.'www.dailymail.co.uk
Judge grants depositions of Fauci, Jen Psaki and other high ranking Biden officials in case over 'collusive relationship' between administration and social media companies to 'censor free speech'
..... goes a long way towards explaining what we already know and why, the news isn't what it used to be and viewership has plummeted.
I hate when stories like this pop up because the reaction of pretty much everyone who is unfamiliar with cannabis is that obviously it was the cannabis was responsible and that's really not proven by the known facts of the case. I'll agree that it does look bad but there are a number of unknown variables that could put a completely different perspective on the case. First of all how thoroughly did the look into the health of the 4 year old? We tend to assume that people that young are in good health because they haven't lived long enough to develop chronic problems such as clogged arteries. It's equally possible that the child could have had a genetic predisposition to heart disease such that if he had gotten ahold of a cup of expresso such that the concentration of caffeine in such a small body could have also trigger a problem with his heart if he had a pre-existing genetic problem. Would people be so quick to think caffeine was the culprit in that scenario or would they be skeptical enough to look for other factors given how widely accepted caffeine is in society?Here's a bad one, a child dies from THC gummies
ViA mom charged with murder after 4-yr-old died from THC gummy
Dorothy Annette Clements, 30, has been charged with felony murder after a grand jury in Virginia charged her with causing the death of her four-year-old son, Tanner. He died from eating THC gummies.Virginia mother charged with MURDER after her four-year-old died from eating cannabis gummies that caused a 'cardiac episode'
- Four-year-old Tanner Clements was found unresponsive at his Spotsylvania, Virginia, home on May 6 and was taken to a hospital where he died two days later
- His mother, Dorothy Annette Clements, told police that only one gummy containing CBD was left when her son accessed the jar
- Police seized the empty jar and learned that the gummies contained THC - extremely high levels of which caused the child's death
- She told local news she thought she had bought CBD gummies and had no idea that what she bought actually contained THC
- On October 17, a Spotsylvania County Grand Jury indicted her and she was arrested on October 20
Well depending on what comes of Biden ordering the DOJ and Department of Health to begin a review of how cannabis is scheduled we could potentially see it become legal across the nation or at least decriminalized. If that happens your state would have to have an objection to bringing in lots of revenue to keep it illegal....... hope it trickles down to my non-legal state and hope the coroners report on THC cause of death turns out to be inacurate also!
dogs are not supposed to have chocolate either...
add grapes to the list.
I don't know the names of anyone involved. I just reacted to the Information Cosmic Giggle posted about the story. As for your friend and his English Spaniel, that's kind of an interesting example as it illustrates a way that a story like that might easily mislead someone to conclude that Cannabis was at fault for the death. I'm not saying Cannabis couldn't have been to blame for the dogs death but there are other things that could have been at fault as well. It's not unrealistic that upon hearing the dog ate enough canna brownies to get 15-20 adults high then that must have been what caused the dogs death. Virtually everything can be harmful if done in massive quantities. Even water can be fatal if consumed in unusually large amounts in a brief period of time. Typically though deaths caused by taking in too large an amount of something would have a more immediate effect, hearing that the dog held in there for more then a week and seemed to be recovering at the end would lead me to think it wasn't the cannabis.
i have read this before myself. but i used to have a Labrador that ate them dang near every day through the summer. he could reach some of moms vines & helped himself when the urge struck. and speaking of the chocolate problem that i brought up, i've seen a dog eat an entire bag of Hersheys Kisses, aluminum foil and all, with no apparent ill effects. well, besides shitting little clumps of aluminum foil for a few days... a vet told me it was really the dark unsweetened baking chocolate that was the most dangerous for them.
After hours emergency visit and both dogs went through induced vomiting. My dog was not the culprit. LOL Ollie had delicately eaten every chocolate in the bowl and had not moved the bowl a millimeter. Over the next few days there were shiny colorful bits of wrapper deposits.
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