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Shadow of the Swastika:



The Real Reason the Government won't Debate

Medical Cannabis and Industrial Hemp Relegalization



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The five parts which follow this introduction contain

the results of my three years of research into the

connection between the prime suspects in the "hemp and

marijuana conspiracy," namely William Randolph Hearst, the

du Ponts, and Andrew Mellon, and the Nazis.  This document,

published as an Open Letter to all Americans, reveals evidence

I have gathered that these powerful Americans, prominent in

the Media, Petrochemical, and Banking industries in the 1930s

and 1940s, were involved in a much larger conspiracy as well,

during this same time period.



This larger conspiracy, which is extensively documented in

Congressional Records, criminal indictments, and Justice

Department files, involved a secret business and financial

alliance between several major American corporations, and

the Nazis, during World War II.  This is not a conspiracy

"theory."  It is history, and I have included a listing of all

my sources.



I believe that after you read this paper, and review the

extensive documentation included, you will agree that the

evidence shows that the government- and corporate-sponsored

repression of medicinal, industrial and, yes, even personal,

use of cannabis hemp in America today, is being enforced for

two reasons: (1) to prevent public discovery of the truth that

marijuana is not the "deadly" drug the government claimed it

was and was supressed only to protect the profits of patented

medicines, wood-pulp paper and petrochemicals and, (2) to

prevent any serious investigation into certain events and

circumstances which existed during the creation of Marijuana

Prohibition in the years leading up to World War II.



As you will see, such an investigation would reveal to the

American public not only the fact that Hearst, the du Ponts,

and Mellon were Nazi collaborators, but that many other U.S.

corporations - among them Ford Motor Company, General Motors,

ITT and Standard Oil - actively aided Nazi Germany

throughout World War II, owning and operating Nazi war

factories inside Germany, producing weapons, equipment and

fuel which was used to kill American soldiers and sailors

and airmen. Not only did these corporations directly profit

financially from the blood of Americans, in 1967, the U.S.

Congress awarded millions of dollars in war reparations

payments and tax breaks to American corporations whose Nazi

war factories were damaged during the war, on the basis that

they were American property damaged by Allied attacks.



"Shadow of the Swastika" documents the pro-Nazi, pro-Fascist,

anti-American roots of the present-day Cannabis Prohibition,

and includes evidence that, after the end of World War II,

fugitive Nazi war criminals were recruited into U.S.

intelligence agencies, the U.S. State Department and the

Republican Party, and more recently, into the Presidential

Administrations of the three most anti-cannabis Republicans

in modern history - Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and George

Bush.



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