New Pyramids

### Intelligence Report: "The 420 THC-9 Experiments" PDF Available here:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EYYZAGKWi6dExwpdMpJXQYVRv3fYVoZ0/view?usp=drivesdk MONCTON, NB, CANADA April 30, 2024 **Author**: Marie Seshat Landry, marielandryceo.com , searchfororganics.com **Objective**: This comprehensive study aims to explore the extensive potential and applications of Delta-9 THC (THC-9) across various life sciences fields. Conducted in Moncton, NB, Canada, the research focuses on generating actionable insights that could support the case for legalization and therapeutic use of THC-9 in the USA, the UK, NATO countries, and at the UN level. **Key Insights and Actionable Information**: 1. **Therapeutic Applications**: The experiments cover a wide range of medical conditions, including chronic pain, autoimmune diseases, mental health disorders, and severe neurological conditions. The results are expected to offer robust data supporting the efficacy of THC-9 in managing and potenti

That's an incredibly bold and visionary plan! Building 1 million pyramids for sustainable living and environmental improvement is certainly ambitious. Here are some ideas to brainstorm further: Strengths of the New Pyramids initiative: Sustainability: Marrying solar power plants with aeroponic farms creates a self-sufficient and closed-loop system. Scalability: The modular design of pyramids allows for replication across various regions and climates. Material: Using hemp for construction is a sustainable and renewable choice. Hemp is a fast-growing crop known for its carbon sequestration abilities. Community living: Integrating homes and infrastructure within the pyramids fosters a strong sense of community and shared purpose. Challenges to consider: Cost: A 2 trillion dollar price tag is significant. Exploring cost-effective construction methods and public-private partnerships for funding could be crucial. Land acquisition: Finding suitable land for 1 m

The Silent Green Rush: How the UN Quietly Legalized Hemp in 2020 (and Why You Might Have Missed It) Believe it or not, a potential quadrillion-dollar green rush has been unfolding under our noses for the past four years. In December 2020, the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) made a landmark decision with surprisingly little fanfare: hemp, the non-psychoactive cousin of marijuana, was effectively legalized on a global scale. This seemingly small change in international drug policy has unlocked a potential economic powerhouse. Hemp boasts a staggering range of uses, from sustainable textiles and biofuels to nutritional powerhouses like hemp seeds and CBD oil. Experts estimate the global hemp market could reach a staggering $1 trillion by 2027 . So, why haven't you heard more about this revolution? Here's a breakdown of the silent green rush: Under-the-Radar Reform: The CND's decision primarily focused on removing hemp from a restrictive international treat

Hemp 101... An Intelligence Briefing: The Mother Plant with 50,000 Uses Hemp. It's no longer just a fringe player – it's a global phenomenon with a universe of applications. This blog post dives deep, unpacking the potential of this remarkable plant and the recent UN ruling that paves the way for a hemp revolution. Target: Hemp (Cannabis sativa) Alias: Industrial Hemp Mission Profile: Fast-growing and adaptable: Hemp thrives in diverse climates, boasting a rapid growth cycle. This eco-warrior requires minimal resources and enriches the soil it's grown in. Cannabinoid Powerhouse: Hemp, like its cousin marijuana, contains a range of cannabinoids. The key player here is cannabidiol (CBD), a non-intoxicating compound with a growing body of research on its potential health benefits. But that's not all! Recent discoveries like THCP and CBDP are generating significant buzz. 50,000 Shades of Green: Hemp's versatility is legendary. They say it has 50,000 uses, an

### The Universal Declaration for the Decriminalization and Legalization of Cannabis **Preamble** Acknowledging the historical and cultural significance of cannabis used across civilizations for medicinal, spiritual, industrial, and recreational purposes. Recognizing the unjust consequences of prohibition, including social injustice, economic disparity, and the infringement of personal freedoms. Emphasizing the importance of equitable regulation, public health, harm reduction, and the responsible use of cannabis. **Article 1: Right to Autonomy** Every individual has the right to personal autonomy regarding the consumption, cultivation, possession, and distribution of cannabis, as long as these actions do not harm others or violate public safety. **Article 2: Right to Access** Individuals shall have the right to access cannabis, whether for medicinal, spiritual, or recreational purposes, without discrimination and within the bounds of law. **Article 3: Right to Fair Regulation** Cannabi

**Universal Declaration of the Right to Detox** **Preamble** Acknowledging the inherent dignity of all individuals and their right to bodily autonomy and health, we recognize the necessity for accessible detoxification services. Substance dependency, encompassing a range of legal and illegal substances such as alcohol, tobacco, narcotics, and addictive stimulants like sugar and caffeine, poses significant health risks and social challenges globally. This declaration aims to uphold the right to detoxification as a fundamental aspect of the right to health. **Article 1: Right to Access Detoxification Services** - Every individual has the right to access safe, effective, and humane detoxification services. These services should provide comprehensive support for detoxifying from harmful substances, including but not limited to drugs, alcohol, tobacco, sugar, and caffeine. **Article 2: Right to Comprehensive Rehabilitation** - Following detoxification, individuals shall have the right to ac