Thailand's health minister announced the "legalization of cannabis". Becoming the first country in Asia to allow the cultivation of cannabis, it took three years before and after, and the mainland should pay attention! The afternoon before yesterday, Thai health minister Anuddin Charnvilakul officially signed a proclamation announcing that marijuana would be removed from Thailand's list of the fifth class of drugs, and from then on, marijuana would no longer be classified as a drug and could be grown at home by ordinary people. This also marks Thailand's third country in the world to allow "all people to grow" cannabis after Uruguay and Canada, which is also the first time in Asian history.
Looking back at the "legalization of marijuana" in Thailand, we find a terrible truth: the bottom line under the temptation of interests is really not worth mentioning. Since the last century, almost all countries in Southeast Asia have suffered from drugs, and the world's famous drug production and trafficking dens such as the Golden Triangle and Venus Moon have been born, and at that time, simple, cheap and easy-to-process marijuana was almost everywhere. Later, Asian countries launched a vigorous anti-drug campaign, eradicating this drug-making crop together with poppies, coca and other plants, and marijuana in Asia also moved from worthless to habitable, and the price soared.
Three years ago, Thailand's health minister, Anuddin, came to power, and during his campaign, he promised all the people that "as long as I become a minister, I will let every family grow marijuana!" At that time, Southeast Asian countries for easy to grow and expensive cannabis are "no one is itchy, no one dares" state, annudin has his own way: the Thai Ministry of Health has repeatedly publicly declared that cannabis "medicinal value is huge", "economic export advantages are high", "only processing will not be harmful", brainwashing opponents, on the other hand, marijuana from the drug list to "controlled goods" year by year, to last year to allow medical cultivation, approve "legal processing", until now completely unbanned, this is a gradual process, Anuddin was also once called the "Minister of Cannabis" by the media, which shows how enthusiastic he is in this matter.
It is worth noting that the recent global chaos about drugs, on the one hand, the United States built the first legal "big smoke house" in New York, followed by San Francisco; on the other hand, the "legalization of marijuana" landed in Asian countries for the first time, after this decree came into effect, the mainland should pay more attention to Thailand's tourism and imports, to prevent this crop that is looking for a market in the world from flowing into China again, as the saying goes, people are killing birds for food, Thailand is practicing this truth step by step, and even disregarding the views of other countries.
