31 year old Reverend Khrystus Wallace, Founder and President of KVK Enterprises and Dare 2 Be Different International arrives at Prime Minister Dr Timothy Harris Sponsored Caricom Marijuana Consultative Forum at The Ministry of Health Conference room facilitated by Dr Hazel Laws, Chief Medical Officer and Chair of The National Marijuana Commission in St. Kitts - Nevis (covered by The Jesus Is Boss International Media -www.daretobedifferentskn.c
Representing The Rastafarian Community at The Caricom Marijuana Commission Consultative Talks, Elder Ras Franki (covered by The Jesus Is Boss International Media - www.daretobedifferentskn.com)
Bishop Simeon Hall from The Baptist Convention in The Bahamas and Caricom Commission Member calls for RESPECT for other people's faith, beliefs and ways they run their gospel or religious organizations. Too many churches and pastors are too CONSERVATIVE and not open to change or ACCEPTANCE. We must learn to respect how other organizations do their thing and not let it affect us once we train and guide our members properly (covered by The Jesus Is Boss International Media - www.daretobedifferentskn.com)
Reverend Khrystus Wallace's contribution to the CARICOM Marijuana Commission Forum: Over the years, I have been following the legalization of marijuana debate very, very closely. I have also done extensive reading on the topic from The Rastafarian point of view and the medical point of view. KVK Enterprises - www.kvklives.com has been open for 14 years and many of my customers smoke marijuana and they have never bothered me or hurt me or try to rob me. Sometimes weed smoking RASTAS bring provisions for my JESUS GOSPEL MINISTRY when CHRISTIANS DON'T EVEN SUPPORT IT and condemn howI run my ministry.
To be honest, I get more LOVE AND SUPPORT from them than I get from my FELLOW CHRISTIANS AND PASTORS. I would agree with from a medical standpoint that induced methods of getting high to relieve oneselves from life stresses is cause for concern but from following CNNs Dr Sanjay Gupta's Documentaries and the documentaries of others, it is a proven fact that Marijuana does wonders medically. In Jamaica, the government there decriminalized having and growing up to a certain amount.
Can we use that as a guide? If our Nation and Caricom countries are concerned about every street corner becoming a WEED BLOCK, then countries can designate an APPROVED WEED ZONE in a fenced area where folks can go and freely smoke with a MEDICAL DOCTOR who would ensure that they are back to an acceptable LOW before re-entering our communities. Can we think of establishing a MARIJUANA HOSPITAL in St. Kitts - Nevis? I know traditional doctors won't like to hear this type of talk because it is a threat to their bank book. But let's look at COUNTRY ABOVE SELF.
CNN's Dr Sanjay Gupta's studies proved that traditional medicine didn't work at times but MARIJUANA did. Can a Marijuana Hospital increase MEDICAL TOURISM? Can a Marijuana Hospital add more money to our nation's treasury as it is a fact that with the Citizenship by Investment business so competitive now that small island states have to reduce the costs in order to get sales, RIGHT THINKING AND INTELLIGENT SMART LEADERS must therefore Dare 2 Be Different. Intelligent and creative leaders must begin thinking outside the box if we want to see a BOOMING ST. KITTS - NEVIS again - A BOOMING ST. KITTS - NEVIS AGAIN.
This certainly doesn't mean that I will ever smoke and encourage my following to smoke. But life is about CHOICE and CONSEQUENCE. If one day I go ill and traditional medicine isn't working or I decide to want to try A MARIJUANA HOSPITAL first before a traditonal hospital -- I should have a FREE CHOICE. Religion, Pastors and Priests have blocked many things through the ages even from Biblical times. SPIRITUALITY and a personal connection with God frees the mind, body and soul.
I want to use this forum to call for THE CRIMINAL RECORD to be wiped clean for persons who were arrested and served jail time for having a spiff or a small amount of marijuana. Www.daretobedifferentskn.com
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