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The Online Reefer Madness Teaching Museum. According to the San Francisco Chronicle [Oct. 19, ’47), F.J. O’Ferrall Chief of the (California) State Division of Narcotics, was fired for “inefficiency and insubordination.” This occurred after a 6 month investigation by the then Attorney General, Fred N. Howser. Chief narc O’Ferrall, (many of you recall) was a contemporary of Harry J. Anslinger and seem to be in a competition with him over who could tell the most lies about Medical Marihuana. Take the following, for example: “Persons under the influence of
marijuana are much more dangerous than persons under the influence of opium.
Opium is a depressant, while marijuana, which is the same thing as
hashish, is an excitant… Example:
An automobile tore across the Bay Bridge one night at 85 miles an hour.
The driver, a potential killer, refused to stop for pursuing State
patrolmen. At great risk to
themselves, they overtook him, cornered the car, forced him out.
His first words to them were: “Boys,
I feel like flying!” … But law enforcement officials are not always lucky
enough to apprehend a person under the influence of the drug before he has
committed a crime, and some of the most ghastly on record have been committed by
persons who are “high on the hay.”
“Hey” or “tea” is what addicts call marijuana.” Back to Reefer Madness Page #1 |
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