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Abe 0 To 0 The Honorable George Soros Open Society Institute and The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner " !_. Geneva, Switzerland '98 DEL 23 PM 3 30 Paul J. von Hartmann Project P. E. A. C. E. COL ,.- Planet Ecology Acing Conscious Economyicsi;.:' 20 yunt 1998 The Fundamental Challenge of Our Time Cannabis prohibition is transcended by understanding Truth. Truth The "green herb"' Cannabis, is an uniquely essential Natural resource. • Corollary Understanding The 'marijuana' plant (Cannabis, hemp, hennep, hanf, canvas, ma, `Santa Maria:..) has never been, is not, and can never be objectively judged as truly illegal. Strength of Law, Bias of Reason Considering the primary, abiding consequence of Natural Law; and by weight of reason in ancient theological traditions, common law, the Republic of the United States' Constitutional Law, the Sherman Anti -Trust Act, the United Nations International Declaration of Human Rights, the U.N. Single Convention Treaty of 1961, the U.N. Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights, and the U.N. Covenant on Civil and Political Rights The Natural Right to farm "every herb bearing seed" is immutable, beyond morally accountab government jurisdiction. Formal Challenge of Judicial Authority J On behalf of All Our Relations 65 , this is a formal and public individual cr. - challenge of the legitimate authority of any government or individual who presumes to prohibit or otherwise constrict availability of the Cannabis plant -J v c, for any reason. In the absence of government accountability for supremely 0 relevant, abundant, factual, ancient knowledge and wisdom; and considering 4. w the apocalyptic consequences of prolonged, imposed essential resource d CI scarcity z There can be no truly legal obligation to obey disingenuous prohibition statutes, devolving mankind through spiritual fraud g to eventual extinction. n A2 in