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  1. Drei Anläufe für legales Cannabis: Florida blickt auf 2028 - Florida bereitet neue Cannabisinitiativen für 2028 vor. Nach der Mehrheit ohne Erfolg 2024 bleiben Unterschriften und die 60-Prozent-Hürde entscheidend.
    Der Artikel Drei Anläufe für leg... - hanfjournal.de/2026/10/03/drei #Cannabislegalisierung #Cannabisreform

  2. Schedule III muss warten: DEA pausiert das Cannabisverfahren - Eine DEA-Anordnung setzt das Verfahren zur weiteren Cannabis-Neueinstufung vorläufig aus. Bis 13. Oktober können Beteiligte zu einem GAO-Bericht Stellung nehmen.
    Der Artikel Schedule II... - hanfjournal.de/2026/10/02/sche #Medizinalcannabis #Cannabisreform

  3. Your future gets decided whether you participate or not. Show up. Learn the issues. Register. Vote. Encourage your friends to do the same. If cannabis reform matters to you, make your voice heard at the ballot box—in 2026, 2028 and beyond. #CannabisReform

  4. You don’t need permission to lead. Start a cannabis reform chapter, connect women in your community, and create pathways to ownership. Today’s voices become tomorrow’s businesses—and women deserve a seat at the table. #WomenInCannabis #CannabisReform #WomenLead #StartTheMovement

  5. You don’t need permission to lead. Start a cannabis reform chapter, connect women in your community, and create pathways to ownership. Today’s voices become tomorrow’s businesses—and women deserve a seat at the table. #WomenInCannabis #CannabisReform #WomenLead #StartTheMovement

  6. You don’t need permission to lead. Start a cannabis reform chapter, connect women in your community, and create pathways to ownership. Today’s voices become tomorrow’s businesses—and women deserve a seat at the table. #WomenInCannabis #CannabisReform #WomenLead #StartTheMovement

  7. You don’t need permission to lead. Start a cannabis reform chapter, connect women in your community, and create pathways to ownership. Today’s voices become tomorrow’s businesses—and women deserve a seat at the table. #WomenInCannabis #CannabisReform #WomenLead #StartTheMovement

  8. Brandon Gomez reports: A seismic shift in federal drug policy! The Trump administration moves to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III. This won't legalize cannabis federally but tears down research barriers and allows businesses to deduct expenses, fundamentally reshaping the industry. Read the full story.
    cnbc.com/2026/04/23/trump-admi #CannabisReform #DrugPolicy #MedicalResearch

  9. #WomenInCannabis #CannabisReform #WomenLead #StartTheMovement You don’t need permission to lead. Start a cannabis reform chapter, connect women in your community, and create pathways to ownership. Today’s voices become tomorrow’s businesses—and women deserve a seat at the table.

  10. #WomenInCannabis #CannabisReform #WomenLead #StartTheMovement You don’t need permission to lead. Start a cannabis reform chapter, connect women in your community, and create pathways to ownership. Today’s voices become tomorrow’s businesses—and women deserve a seat at the table.

  11. #WomenInCannabis #CannabisReform #WomenLead #StartTheMovement You don’t need permission to lead. Start a cannabis reform chapter, connect women in your community, and create pathways to ownership. Today’s voices become tomorrow’s businesses—and women deserve a seat at the table.

  12. You don’t need permission to lead. Start a cannabis reform chapter, connect women in your community, and create pathways to ownership. Today’s voices become tomorrow’s businesses—and women deserve a seat at the table. #WomenInCannabis #CannabisReform #WomenLead #StartTheMovement

  13. You don’t need permission to lead. Start a cannabis reform chapter, connect women in your community, and create pathways to ownership. Today’s voices become tomorrow’s businesses—and women deserve a seat at the table. #WomenInCannabis #CannabisReform #WomenLead #StartTheMovement

  14. Women leading change. Young voices rising that gives you three years of activism to help legalize Ladies standup start several chapters. Will repost your info If you’re 18–20, you belong in this fight. Start a chapter. Be the first #WomenLead #GenZ #CannabisReform #StartTheMovement #FutureLeaders

  15. Women leading change. Young voices rising that gives you three years of activism to help legalize Ladies standup start several chapters. Will repost your info If you’re 18–20, you belong in this fight. Start a chapter. Be the first #WomenLead #GenZ #CannabisReform #StartTheMovement #FutureLeaders

  16. Women leading change. Young voices rising that gives you three years of activism to help legalize Ladies standup start several chapters. Will repost your info If you’re 18–20, you belong in this fight. Start a chapter. Be the first #WomenLead #GenZ #CannabisReform #StartTheMovement #FutureLeaders

  17. Kansas sits at America’s crossroads — strong, practical, and ready for modern policy. It’s time our cannabis laws reflect freedom, innovation, and common sense. Let Kansas lead, not lag. 🌻 #Kansas #LegalizeKansas #CannabisReform #LetKansasGrow #Freedom #MOHASH #KansasStrong #MedicalCannabis

  18. Authoritarian regimes don’t fear drugs — they fear awakened minds. Cannabis & psychedelics spark introspection, creativity, and spiritual freedom. History shows control starts with thought. Stay alert. Protect freedom of mind. #CannabisReform #Psychedelics #FreedomOfMind #EndTheWarOnDrugs

  19. America grows stronger when freedom grows too. Farmers, veterans, patients, and small businesses all benefit from legal cannabis. It’s time to move forward and let America grow. 🇺🇸🌱 #LetAmericaGrow #LegalizeCannabis #FarmersFirst #VeteransCare #CannabisReform #MOHASH

  20. Kansas farmers already grow hemp — they’re ready for regulated cannabis too. Legalization means local jobs, new income, and keeping Kansas dollars in Kansas communities. Let Kansas grow 🌾🌿 #LetKansasGrow #KansasFarmers #LegalizeKansas #MedicalCannabisKS #Kansas2026 #CannabisReform #MOHAS

  21. One senator shouldn’t be able to stall cannabis reform, veterans’ access, and economic growth nationwide. When federal marijuana policy freezes up, ask who benefits — and who keeps blocking it. Veterans and patients deserve better. #LegalizeIt #Veterans #MedicalCannabis #CannabisReform #Kentucky

  22. Micro-activism works. Talk calmly. Ask questions. Support legal markets. Educate yourself. One vote at a time. 🌿 Change doesn’t start loud — it starts consistent. #MicroActivism #LegalizeKansas #MedicalCannabis #CannabisReform #M

  23. Veterans fought for us. They shouldn’t have to fight for medicine. Medical cannabis helps PTSD, chronic pain, and reduces opioid use — yet many veterans still lack safe access. Honor the Promise. Let Veterans Choose. #Veterans #MedicalCannabis #SupportOurVets #LegalizeKansas #CannabisReform

  24. THE SCHEDULE III SCAM

    Filed Under: Policy Theater

    Washington announced a move. Headlines exploded. Cable news rushed alerts. Cannabis was suddenly “rescheduled,” according to the narrative. The sound was historic. The substance was not.

    The White House issued executive direction and public signaling, urging federal agencies to continue the rescheduling process

    What it does is restart a process that has already been stalled for years.

    In August 2023, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Food and Drug Administration completed a scientific review. They formally recommended moving cannabis to Schedule III, concluding that it has accepted medical use and a lower abuse potential than Schedule I and II substances. That recommendation was sent to the Department of Justice, which proposed a rule change in 2024 and opened a public comment period.

    By late 2024, the Drug Enforcement Administration appointed Judge John Mulrooney (DEA Administrative Law Judge) to oversee rescheduling hearings and named 25 witnesses, including several individuals who had previously opposed rescheduling. Legal challenges followed. The hearings were delayed and effectively stalled

    None of that changed today.

    The executive order does not bypass rulemaking. It does not force the DEA to act. It does not deschedule cannabis. It does not reconcile federal prohibition with state legal markets serving more than half of the U.S. population. It applies pressure without delivering results.

    The Marijuana Policy Project made that clear.

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    MPP Executive Director Adam J. Smith said,

    “While we welcome the proposal to move cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III, neither the plant itself nor its naturally occurring component cannabinoids belong on the schedule at all,”

    Smith did not soften the rest.

    “A move to Schedule III does nothing to end hundreds of thousands of possession arrests each year, nor does it fix the ongoing disconnect between federal prohibition and the regulated state markets under which more than half of American adults live.”

    Those are the facts missing from most coverage.

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    The Digital Cage: Saint Lucia’s Traceability Trap

    Saint Lucia has selected GrowerIQ as its national seed-to-sale traceability backbone, effectively finalizing a digital surveillance grid for its cannabis industry. By mandating enterprise software before establishing licensing frameworks, the government risks automating the exclusion of legacy farmers. This move trades cultural sovereignty for state-managed control, turning the cannabis industry into an extension of the…

    by Pot Culture Magazine EditorsApril 23, 2026April 22, 2026

    Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s Virginia Sabotage

    Virginia legalized possession, but Governor Abigail Spanberger sabotaged the retail market. By delaying sales until 2027 and gutting equity provisions, the Commonwealth institutionalized a half-legal trap. Consumers now navigate a system that treats possession as a right but supply as a crime, fueling an unchecked illicit market while abandoning promised reform. Spanberger’s public safety rhetoric…

    by Pot Culture Magazine EditorsApril 21, 2026April 20, 2026

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    Schedule III would matter if finalized. It could expand medical research. It could ease prescribing barriers. It could remove Section 280E tax penalties that punish state-legal cannabis businesses. Those are structural changes, not symbolic ones.

    But Schedule III would still leave cannabis illegal at the federal level. Criminal penalties would remain. DEA authority would remain. The contradiction would remain.

    This is why advocacy groups have warned against mistaking rescheduling for reform. Rescheduling is not legalization. It is not justice. It is not freedom.

    NORML has said this for years. Regulation must reflect science, not fear. Moving cannabis between schedules without removing it from the Controlled Substances Act simply reshuffles prohibition.

    Calling this moment historic ignores the timeline. The science was settled more than a year ago. The rulemaking already exists. The hearings are frozen. An executive order does not resolve any of that.

    It signals intent, not outcome.

    Cannabis users have seen this cycle before. Announcements. Promises. Press releases. Then delays, stalls, and silence. The system survives by substituting motion for progress.

    The only reason this moment exists at all is public pressure. Patients. Advocates. Industry workers. Voters. Pressure forced the system to blink.

    But blinking is not surrender.

    Until cannabis is fully descheduled and prohibition is dismantled, every move like this remains partial, conditional, and fragile. The Schedule III scam is not about what was done. It is about what was not.

    Rescheduling is not reform.

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    4/20 is Dead

    4/20 has been hollowed out by branding, corporate silence, and a culture that forgot its own history. While the industry sells holiday merch, Singapore executed a man for cannabis. The movement that once fought for autonomy now treats the plant like a commodity. This piece examines the cost of that betrayal and the culture left…

    by Pot Culture Magazine EditorsApril 20, 2026April 21, 2026

    Ed Rosenthal and the Origins of High Times

    Ed Rosenthal recounts how the magazine was born not from psychedelic myth but from hard numbers. Rolling paper import data, underground press experience, and market logic revealed a massive hidden cannabis audience. His account challenges the romantic origin story and offers a rare firsthand look at the early mechanics behind one of cannabis culture’s most…

    by MW Roberts-Publisher/Executive EditorApril 16, 2026April 21, 2026

    Ohio’s Hemp Ban Hits a Wall in Court

    Ohio’s attempt to restrict intoxicating hemp sales is already facing legal resistance. A judge has blocked enforcement of key provisions, raising questions about whether the law protects consumers or reshapes the cannabis market. The case could set a precedent for how states regulate hemp derived THC products across the country.

    by Pot Culture Magazine EditorsApril 14, 2026April 13, 2026 #AdamJSmith #cannabis #CannabisCommunity #CannabisCulture #CannabisPolicy #CannabisReform #cannabisRescheduling #CannabisCommunity #ControlledSubstancesAct #DEA #DrugScheduling #FDA #federalCannabisLaw #FederalProhibition #Marijuana #MarijuanaNews #MarijuanaPolicyProject #MedicalCannabis #MPP #NORML #PotCultureMagazine #ScheduleIII #Weed
  25. MWG Holdings partners with Last Prisoner Project to support cannabis criminal justice reform, hosting fundraising campaign across California dispensaries to help those impacted by drug criminalization #CannabisReform #SocialJustice

  26. 🚨 A new bill could finally ease restrictions on researching cannabis and other Schedule I drugs.

    But seriously—why is cannabis still grouped with heroin and LSD as a Schedule I drug?
    It’s 2025. We’ve got dispensaries on every corner, doctors prescribing it, and studies piling up.

    💬 **What do YOU think? Should weed stay Schedule I—or is it time for change?**👇

    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m?
    #CannabisReform #ScheduleIReform #LegalizeWeed #CannabisResearch #CannabisLegalization #CannabisDebate

  27. 📣 420 - Zeit für eine aufgeklärte Drogenpolitik in Bayern!

    Während in anderen Bundesländern Cannabis-Clubs entstehen und Konsumenten endlich entkriminalisiert werden, bleibt Bayern auf Prohibitionskurs. Kein einziger Anbauverein genehmigt. Konsum in Parks, Biergärten und auf Festen verboten.

    🛑Das ist nicht Schutz – das ist Bevormundung.

    #420 #PdHBayern #Cannabis #LegalisierungJetzt #Selbstbestimmung #EvidenzbasiertePolitik #FaktenStattMythen #CannabisReform #Drogenpolitik #Bayern

  28. Let’s Talk Housing & Cannabis Reform 🏡🌿

    With an election around the corner, housing affordability & availability are major issues. The Age is reporting on Dutton’s property empire while Labor pitches its plan—but let’s be real, we need action beyond party promises.

    Last week, I was in New York on a fact-finding mission about cannabis legalisation. One standout visit—Housing Works, a not-for-profit organisation that received the first cannabis retail license. Last year the store turned over $24 million US with every dollar going back into helping people.

    New York is using legalisation to drive real social change.

    🚨 Legalising cannabis benefits everyone. It’s time for Australia to catch up! 💚

    #HousingCrisis #CannabisReform #LegaliseIt #NewYork #SocialChange #Election2025 #AusPol

  29. #Cannabisreform tauchte zum ersten Mal im Protokoll der 201. Sitzung des 20. Deutschen Bundestages am 15.11.2024 auf. Es wurde im Rahmen der Rede von Kirsten Kappert-Gonther (GRÜNE) gesagt.

    Video: de.openparliament.tv/media/DE-

  30. 🌱 Die ersten beiden Cannabis Social Clubs in Baden-Württemberg haben ihre Erlaubnis erhalten! Das @RPFreiburg hat dem „Cannabis Club Südwest e.V.“ in #Achern (#Ortenaukreis) und dem „CSC Grüne Liebe Rhein-Neckar e.V.“ in @mannheim den Anbau von Cannabis genehmigt.

    💡 Cannabis Social Clubs bieten eine legale Alternative, die den Schwarzmarkt eindämmt und gesundheitliche Risiken minimiert. Die Vereine ermöglichen den gemeinschaftlichen Anbau und die Weitergabe von Cannabis für den Eigenbedarf – unter strengen gesetzlichen Vorgaben. Das Ziel: kontrollierter, sicherer Konsum und Stärkung des Gesundheits-, Kinder- und Jugendschutzes.

    📢 Gesundheitsminister Manne Lucha: „ Ich freue mich, dass mit den ersten Genehmigungen nun in Baden-Württemberg der kontrollierte und verantwortungsbewusste Anbau zum Eigenkonsum von Cannabis durch Erwachsene ermöglicht wird. Ich danke den Regierungspräsidien Freiburg und Tübingen, die hier als Erlaubnis- und Überwachungsbehörden für die #Cannabisanbauvereinigungen eine große Verantwortung tragen.“

    Mehr dazu ➡️ t1p.de/zofyf

    #KonsumCannabisGesetz #Cannabis #Anbauvereingungen #CannabisSocialClub #CannabisReform #Gesundheit #Kinderschutz #Jugendschutz #BadenWurttemberg

  31. 🌿🇺🇸 The White House champions President Biden's marijuana pardon as part of the "Fight for Our Freedom" campaign, targeting the youth for the upcoming election. #Biden2024 #CannabisReform #Cannabis 🗳️🍃

  32. @Weedmob
    Eine Legalisierung hätte nur positive Folgen. Zugelassene Verkaufsstellen hätten wohl kaum härteren Stoff auf Lager und würden versuchen Konsument*innen Proben davon anzudrehen um mal nur ein Beispiel zu nennen.

    #gefangenenratesenken #cannabisreform

  33. It was announced in 2022 by Rebecca Buttigeg , Secretary for Reforms that licence applications for cannabis associations will open in February. This is the second timeline authorities have given for the establishment of associations since the reform was passed in 2021. It was confirmed non-profit organisations will be able to register for a license to grow and sell cannabis to the public as of February 28th, 2023.

    thecannabisreview.ie/post/regi

    #Cannabis #Cannabisreform

  34. A report by Health Canada on medical cannabis access and consumption in Canada showed that legalisation improved access, and information sharing, and reduced the stigma associated with cannabis.

    #CannabisReform
    #Cannabis

    thecannabisreview.ie/post/acce

  35. marijuanamoment.net/as-biden-i President #Biden officially signed a #marijuana research bill into law this month, making history by enacting the first piece of standalone federal #CannabisReform legislation in U.S. history.

  36. Governor Beshear calls for legalization of medical cannabis for Kentucky in his State of the Commonwealth address on Jan 4, 2023 #norml #kentucky #medicalcannabis #cannabisreform
    Solidarity share for our friends at #kentuckynorml

  37. Dead In Congress After Objections From Republicans huffpost.com/entry/marijuana-c
    Lawmakers couldn’t even agree to approve a modest bill allowing cannabis businesses access to banking.

  38. Interesting read. It seems all the pieces are in place for cannabis reform in this Parliament, but will the Premier take it up?
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    A new leaf? Push for Victoria to lead the way on cannabis legalisation theage.com.au/national/victori

    #SpringSt #VicPol #Cannabis #CannabisReform #LawReform

  39. Time to legalise it in Victoria at least; especially since some Legalise Cannabis MPs were just elected to the state’s upper house.
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    Disjointed pot policy puts dopey Australia behind rest of world theage.com.au/national/disjoin

    #SpringSt #VicPol #Cannabis #CannabisReform

  40. An Irish politician is introducing a bill to our parliament today that aims to decriminalise the personal possession of cannabis.

    This is a massive step in Ireland for #CannabisReform, as we haven't seen a bill like this since 2013.

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