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North Korea bans cannabis based on Norwegian model

Submitted by Marijuana News on Mon, 11/02/2015 - 08:45
According to North Korean authorities there must be something wrong with the cannabis plant seeing that the USA is about to legalize it. North Korean authorities claim to have found a genetically modified variety that may have caused a large outbreak of independent thoughts in Colorado. North Korea now fears that seeds from this variety will be spread along the North Korean border from airplanes.
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