Flashpoint: Examining Michigan’s ethical challenges in the marijuana industry



We’re going to dig into the state of the weed business, but as we look back on when it felt like a license to print money, why is Michigan so ethically challenged? If you’ve ever tried to file a Freedom of Information Act request on the upper reaches of government, you may understand part of the problem.

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10 thoughts on “Flashpoint: Examining Michigan’s ethical challenges in the marijuana industry”

  1. Try to get a video from the court system about a (fraud upon the courts) case. If the video exposes corruption the courts will deny you that video evadance. I know because they are doing it to me.

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  2. How they are processing some of the wax rn needs to be looked into, also letting it sit for a year in some cases before selling it, VIBE in Inkster has sketchy specials fr.

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  3. Stocks are falling and bond yields are rising, but markets still don't seem convinced the Federal Reserve will pursue plans to keep increasing interest rates until inflation is under control. I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $ 850k,000 stock portfolio, what's the best way to take advantage of this bear market?

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  4. Michigan reminds me of the William Reddie case (and hence of his orphaned son). For them it just came to late, not to mention there was no cannabis found in the dead man's pockets as i recall… All to please a mother declared unfit parent in court who gave a "tip" to the CPS for revenge.

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