The cannabis in century XX (7)
All the investigations that were made as much in the EE.UU in New Orleans, as in New York gave like result that was no relation between the drug and the delinquency and the addiction.
That year, in Italy, there are the news on the first case of "habit" in relation to the hashish; genovés is a chemistry, that uses it with playful aims.
This "nonauthorized medicinal product salesman", the culprit risked between two to six months of arrest.
The F.B.N considered that he was opportune to make a project of repressive norm on the hemp, with views to their approval on the part of the Camera.
The manufacturers, possessors and dispensadores had to declare it in certain forms and to thus pay a tax.
Anslinger used like legal support a recent law (1935) on migratory birds. In 1937 an incredible harvest was expected gives hemp and it hoped that the next harvest would double the previous one.
In articles of the Popular Mechanics and the Mechanical Engineering the mechanized new industry of the hemp took way to become the extended culture more of EE.UU. again
The action of the F.B.N and its long campaigns on the part of newspapers of William Randolph Hearst obtain a law that prohibits the marijuana in all the states of EE.UU.; destroying all the existing industry.
Anslinger testifies before the congress that the "marijuana is the drug greater cause of well-known violence by the man" and continued telling that approximately 50% of all the committed violent crimes in the EE.UU had been perpetrated by Hispanic, Mexican, Latin American, black and Greek and who these crimes could be related directly to the marijuana.
Anslinger kept a "file from extracted macabre events" of the newspaper of Hearst; histories of crimes, for example, committed with axes, where one said that one of the assassins smoked porro four days before committing a crime (certainly all lies invented by Hearst).
Harry Anslinger declared before the congress that was of 50,000 to 100,000 smokers of marijuana in the EE.UU., the majority black, Mexican and artists, and that its music, the jazz and swing, was an extension of the use of the marijuana.
He made emphasis that "satanic" music and the consumption of marijuana caused that the white women "looked for sexual relations with the black".
The objections of the American Medical Association were disregarded (Ansliger used in the preliminary information the Mexican word "marijuana". The American Medical Association only knew that the marijuana was cannabis two days before the meeting of the Congress).
