Posted on 03/15/2004 3:04:00 PM PST by Wolfie
Amigula Incorporated -- The World's First Publicly Traded Medical Marijuana Company
Beverly Hills, Calif. -- Amigula Incorporated (OTC:AMJL), the world's first publicly traded medical marijuana company, today announced that several Hollywood agents and management groups have been working with their clients at the bequest of Amigula Inc., negotiating contracts with "Super Stars" willing to endorse medical marijuana as a viable medicinal therapy for a variety of extreme illnesses, including multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, arthritis, glaucoma, AIDS, nausea - chemotherapy, anxiety and stress, as well as for several other dysfunctions.
"We approached several well-known talent agents and managers to request that they approach their talent and present our cause and opportunity to them. Some of the stars wished us well and declined at first, then called their agents back after thinking things over and said 'Let's talk,'" said Warren Eugene, president, Amigula Inc.
"We require a star who is well known and trusted by a geriatric and maturing population. We require someone to educate people with us. There is so much by way of misconception and myth surrounding marijuana; it needs a star to assist us in getting the message right. That message is a simple one -- that marijuana is an excellent alternative homeopic therapy for those truly suffering and requiring medications. We are an agricultural pharmaceutical company on a mission to do good for others.
"So that's when it hit me, what about stars who have excelled at fighting for others with illness. These stars are heroes to millions of people the world over.
"One star actually did a TV episode where she smoked marijuana. She is of the right age and high quality to endorse our company and products. We are pursuing her. There are several stars who would be naturals for us.
"Some have had to personally battle major illness; they had to go through treatment for illness and could empathize with millions of other people requiring therapeutic relief.
"There will be many stars, before too long, who will come to our side and join us in this important quest, of that I'm certain. It's still early; we just got started a few months ago. I'm confident that things will work out well for us. This is history in the making," said Eugene.
About Amigula Inc.
Amigula Inc. -- has recently completed the purchase of 51% of Medical Cannabis Inc. and has announced their plans to file as a reporting issuer. The company plans to list on a major exchange beginning with an application for a listing on the American Stock Exchange (AMEX) or Nasdaq, as well as several European exchanges. The company views the current prohibition of marijuana as similar to that of alcohol, beer and tobacco. Canada's marijuana crop alone is estimated at $4 billion to $7 billion. If a single company controlled it, it would be larger than Canada's oil and gas business and agricultural industries.
On October 7, 2003, the Ontario Superior Court ruled that business and individuals be allowed to grow and supply medical marijuana, effectively relieving the Canadian government of its often criticized and fairly unsuccessful attempts. Health Canada "permitted persons" (exemptees) can now pay Amigula to grow marijuana for them. The ruling makes it easier for sick people to get marijuana by allowing them easier access -- more choice and fair prices. The company has a mandate to develop and improve the medical marijuana business worldwide and is on the acquisition and consolidation trail of other legal licensed marijuana operations with notable international brands.
I ever tell you how much I miss that son of a gun?
Anywhoo, gotta run. Off to drink ridiculous amounts of Guiness and make fun of the Irish. Be good.
Interestingly stupid thing to do.
You did it again - a lie. When your argument is weak, you lie.
No honest person could go from word usage to an attack of "all your problems will go up in smoke."
You have successfully countered your own proposition.
Where's the lie?
If you consider marijuana as a cure for tetanus and uterine hemmorhaging but I don't think I would want you for my doctor.
You did not source it so I had to take it as your claim. You posted it and my claim against it so I assumed that it was your position.
The discussion - 1800's use of marijuana as a treatment
The statement - "Those of us in medicine know that the medical usage of treatment is to address symptoms to stabilize and alleviate them "
The response - "I can just see someone visiting Ophicus with a case of tetanus. He says 'just go home and smoke some dope'. All your problems will go up in smoke."
The lie - You tell people to to smoke dope to make their problems go away and treat their tetanus.
That is a lie, it is also libelous and defamatory.
"further illustrates the point that marijuana, smoked and in preparations, has been used as a medicine."
If you consider marijuana as a cure for tetanus and uterine hemmorhaging but I don't think I would want you for my doctor.
Marijuana ONCE was used as a TREATMENT NOT A CURE as you well know but continue to LIE about.
Check back to the original post in the original thread, liar. It is sourced.
Never did I ever use the word cure - that was always your lie.
We have been through this before. You used "effective treatment". An effective treatment for tentanus and uterine hemmorrhaging.
It is not a lie. It was just my vision of you as I posted. Based on your repeated postings of marijuana being used as an effective treatment for tetanus and uterine hemmorrhaging.
I never said that marijuana can never be a medicine.
The source used effective treatment and you twisted that into cure - thus the start of your lie.
A lie compounded by a lie. I posted one historical reference "In 1830's, there were published papers regarding the use of cannibus as an analgesic, anti-spasmodic, and muscle relaxant. Medical papers of the late 1800's and early 1900's listed cannabis as an effective treatment for tetanus, neuralgia, analgesia for persistent pain, uterine hemmorhage, and to relieve withdrawal symptoms of alcoholics."
Nothing was repeated by me, that was stated once. You have repeated the same edited remark, ignoring the dates, the usage for neuralgia, persistent pain, and withdrawal with the distortion of cure instead of treatment. It is not surprising that you dropped withdrawal as that is what the new drug is being used for - withdrawal and addiction.
See how you lie.
It was just my vision of you as I posted.
Right - an ad hominem attack stating that I would tell patients to smoke dope for all their problems.
Blatant lie. In the Rimonabant thread:
#14 - Research has shown that smoked marijuana will never be a medicine.
#17 - I repeat: Research has shown that smoked marijuana will never be a medicine.
#19 - I repeat: Research has shown that smoked marijuana will never be a medicine
#33 - Smoked marijuana is not going to be a medicine. #104 - My point is that research has shown that smoked marijuana will never be a medicine.
This thread:
#68 - The Institute of Medicine report I quoted says that smoked marijuana will never be a medicine.
As the discussion renewed from your post in #55 of this thread, using the lie about smoked marijuana as a cure, it has continued about the use of smoked marijuana as a medicine which you have argued many times it can not be a medicine. You've even argued against it further in this thread.
Correct that it was used in a tea combination, China especially, and ticture, or tincture. It was also used in alcohol solution much like opium.
However, you are incorrect about smoked form. In ancient China and Egypt, it is thought to have been one of the earliest uses. Yet, the preparations from marijuana became much more common as medicine progressed into the late 1800's just as the use dropped during the 1900s as other drugs were developed.
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