"He compensates for the failure of the Golden Passports with cannabis"/ MP Shehu 'explodes the bomb' to Rama: The legalization of medical cannabis before Borrel, a provocation! Seeking to create...

The deputy of the Democratic Party, Tritan Shehu, said he reacted to yesterday's statement by Prime Minister Edi Rama in the presence of EU Foreign Policy chief Josep Borrell, regarding medical cannabis.

Shehu said that Rama's statement was a provocation, while adding that with the failure of the "Golden Passports" he is trying to compensate with cannabis.

Shehu has also listed the damages that the implementation of such a law would bring to our country.

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Rama is announcing the "Republic of Cannabis"!
He "compensates" for the failure of "Golden Passports" with Cannabis.
His statement about "Medical Cannabis" in the presence of Borrel was a provocation!
- So he wants to "legalize" criminal groups.
- He wants to promote the cultivation of cannabis when the area planted with it in 2021 was 50% more than in 2020. - He wants to
deceive the villagers again, whose agriculture and livestock, but also their freedom earlier, by that criminal activity.
- He wants to create a smoke about the catastrophic state of the country.

Cannabis is used in the overwhelming majority as a "drug", for traffic!
In Albania, about 70% of 13-year-old students, in small centers, smoke.
Cannabis creates profound impairments of the intellect and can lead to schizophrenia.
Cannabis is a precursor to "hard" drugs, 85% of those hospitalized with overdoses in toxicology started with cannabis.
The medical use of cannabis is experimental and in very small quantities.
It is limited as a palliative therapy of tumors, in HIV, multiple sclerosis, processed.
Albania does not have the capacities for these scientific researches or processing.
Italy produces the small amount it uses for these purposes under the control of the army.
MV failed with such a project in terms of finance and criminal transformation.
Albania, the country with incriminated and corrupt institutions, with rampant criminality, drug trafficking, would sink further into the "mud" of crime like this.
Its international image would deteriorate more and our European path would become more difficult.
Poverty and the violation of democracy would deepen, as in every country where crime rules.
Long live the "Republic of Cannabis", according to Rames!