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“It’s not about style for style’s sake. These archetypes are payloads. Modular tools in a war chest built to breach bureaucracy, dignify the discarded, and tell the truth in a way people can hear.”

“Now, in 2025, amid national debates over cannabis de-scheduling, VA access for veterans, and ethical concerns over pharmaceutical dominance, these documents re-enter the conversation as evidence—not opinion.”

Randall’s sworn affidavit, and exhibits 1-28.

Grab some water, tea, or coffee… you’ll be reading for a while.

“Randall’s affidavit, totaling 57 paragraphs and backed by over a dozen federal exhibits, details not only the medical necessity of cannabis but the federal government’s active role in suppressing this truth.”

“It was the summer of 1875—no, forgive me, 1975—but one might be forgiven the confusion….”

Location: The Federal City, once noble, now obstinate—WASHINGTON, D.C.

The VA said, “You stay with me.”

“To keep that dark shadow of blindness away.”

“So maybe we try things outside of the plan.”

“So they snipped out the lens and they patched up his eye,
But the pressure shot up—oh, up to the sky!”

“…in the style of Shel Silverstein”

“A terrible, unending quarrel.”

“Choose life.”

Another “operation,” another “campaign,” another “wave of terror,” another “small war,” another memory.

“The tension builds, impossibly,
beyond anything I imagined.”

“Between memory and independence,
and the quantum weave that binds them”

“Let us examine the affair, exhibit by absurd exhibit.”

“Compassion Theater.”

“No veteran should have their health care disrupted by red tape,”