When DeSaulnier was still a county supervisior I spoke before the supervisiors about the wrongfulness of the prohibition of marijuana.

He turned seven shades of red and squirmed like a scolded four year old in his seat. I wondered about his strange reaction.

Apparently he had promised to help my people get a dispensary in Pacheco, but was politically moving on just before the vote.

His replacement voted for discrimination against us, just like he knew she would. Sucks for us, we were had by a politician.

That was my first meeting with him, but I soon discovered why he acted like that. He was in the pocket of the police. Meaning he would NEVER support the freedom of my people.

He would always be in favor of the public consumption of alchol, but never our basic civil rights. Marijuana prohibition is a holy war against us, these people are in it for blood.

I am not a fake leader.

I was an adult girl scout volunteer in the Pleasant Hill Association for ten years before I started on this little project to end the Drug War. I am doing it for my people. This is for real, I have a plan to end war globally.

I have been connecting with people, it just doesn’t get covered by the Contra Costa Times. I am leading a native American religious reformation, and a third party political movement, but I cant get in the local paper.

So what does the CCT editor say to me about that?

“You are not a story.”

He is so wrong, I am a story.

If you want to read more about what I am doing, you can find my comments, arguments and political advice in AlterNet.org. I blog there as Sister Lauren in the comments.

AlterNet.org is a very libertarian, youth oriented news website. It was the best place I could find for free speech. It is my opinion that arguments made in AlterNet have been critical in moving our national conversation forward.

I like to say we have the best trolls, because I think the arguments we have attract many different world leaders to come and make their case.

I am also a minister in the THC Ministry.

Peace.