# BOYCOTT @ Foreign Cannabis On February 9th We, The People of the Cannabis Community of Thailand comprising of over 153,000 Cannabis Farmers, 18,000 Cannabis Clinics and Dispensaries and much more.. Are calling for a BOYCOTT of foreign cannabis agricultural products whether illegally smuggled into Thailand or by the abuse and criminal misuse of R&D permits. Making the prices of medical cannabis the most expensive in the entire world in a veritable paradise where Cannabis grows it's best naturally. This blatant robbery will be put to a stop . with people power. Yah Lum Dua.
Don Land
1y
Here's a free bit of advice I learned very early in my life in Thailand...and this is true for all Southeast Asia. Never-Ever Mess With Another Man's Rice Bowl .
Bret Bogue
1y
This is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen in my life. Please have your government ban every cannabis strain from the US. All the lies the hype and the garbage these companies, at least the ones that are supposedly leading the cannabis industry right now are fake. They are not geneticist they are not breeders. They are great hype, masters (At best) Thailand plays a major part too the cannabis genetics pool worldwide.. I’d start by setting up a social media brand and licensing through the government. All genetics have to go through the government in order to be grown then set up all the history the true stories not hype. social media will be our champion facts, truth, honesty, and integrity. Will be our weapon. Blessings
So should the rest of the world boycott thai cannabis? Just asking...
I'm sorry u are upset but the only extremely expensive is like Cookies which is ridiculously expensive. Not all foreign is bad it's just important to learn. Amd understand the truth of worldwide cammabis. Indicainnovations.com
Luke Moratti
1y
What do they think will happen to price if the supply is suddenly slashed but demand stays the same? Until domestic production is seriously ramped up then this plan will probably achieve the exact opposite of what they hope.
Local cannabis communities and cultivation are important for the national economy because they provide a source of jobs, revenue, and economic growth. Additionally, local communities and cultivators often have more knowledge and experience in growing and cultivating cannabis, which can lead to better quality products. However, it is important for all members of the cannabis community to come together and work towards a common goal, even if they may not agree on everything. Divisive behavior and toxic attitudes will only hinder progress and unity within the industry. Overall, it is important to recognize and appreciate the hardwork and contributions of localcultivators, who are the backbone of the cannabis industry. There is so much we can learn from one another. Julius Caesar: “Divide and Conquer.” Respectfully, Trường M Nguyên #madeinthailand
Stephanie Beno Trường M Nguyên Bryan Lunt
Ordained Administrator
1y600 BAHT per gram = 1 day of work for a clerk at 7/11, farm workers , civil servants. 2,800 BAHT for an 1/8th = a months apt rent + internet. If ..one consumes 1 gram per day x 30 = 18,000 BAHT. The Thai work week is 6 days @ 10 hrs per day for 24 days per month. = 14,400 BAHT per month wages ,meaning ... They are short 4,400 BAHT ... The temerity...the absolute audacity and contempt to call this "Medicine" Makes me SICK .