The Department of Health and Human Services has announced the names of the last two non-profit corporations selected to sell medical marijuana in Maine.
Safe Harbor Maine Inc. of Biddeford has been chosen to serve York County, and Primary Organic Therapy Inc. of Whitneyville will serve both Washington and Hancock counties.
The two entities were chosen from a group of seventeen applications.
State officials say it will take between two and four months for the dispensaries to be open.
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According to the ONDCP, at least sixty percent of Mexican drug cartel money comes from selling marijuana in the U.S., they protect this revenue by brutally torturing, murdering and dismembering thousands of innocent people.
If we can STOP people using marijuana then we need to do so NOW, but if we can't then we need to legalize the production and sale of marijuana to adults with after-tax prices set too low for the cartels to match. One way or another, we have to force the cartels out of the marijuana market and eliminate their highly lucrative marijuana incomes - no business can withstand the loss of sixty percent of its revenue!
To date, the cartels have amassed more than 100,000 "foot soldiers" and operate in 230 U.S. cities, and the longer they're able to exploit the prohibition the more powerful they get and the more our own personal security is put at risk.
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