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Hemp is essentially cannabis without the psychoactive properties. Yet, big business has been loath to exploit hemp, and governments have treated it like contraband just as with cannabis. Hemp was used for most rope making more than a hundred years ago and makes a soft durable fabric that many consider superior to cotton. Henry Ford successfully made hemp plastic body panels for automobiles decades ago. Hemp makes paper that is of higher quality than made with tree pulp. Yet this highly versatile plant has been virtually unused or at least highly underutilized and categorized as contraband. Is the aversion to hemp simply a case of mistaken identity, or the direct result of manipulation by the Extraterrestrial Alliance?
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Are cannabis and hemp divine creations native to Earth, or are they alien imports?
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