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Why the DEA Admitted Legal Cannabis is Hurting Drug Cartels and Slowing Black Market Activities

I personally believe that the folks at the DEA have seen cannabis legalization coming for a long time now. They know it’s nearly impossible to sustain a lie – and they have been successfully attempting to do so for 50-years and it seems that they are finally starting to realize that people have called their bluff.

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