Cannabis is a Tree of Life. A strategic resource and a sacred plant.
Tigerdrops offers Kiwis world leading products at world leading prices. The best way to get them cheaper is to grow your own. Which we recommend.
If you can find Tigerdrops equal cheaper, we will match it. Overseas purchasers, we can supply Britain, Europe, and the USA too. Possibly others. Ask us!
CSC holders, ask about our special "deals".
Tigerdrops grew out of my work with the Hemp Foundation.org.nz
Cannabis Sativa is freed of all controls by international treaty when grown for horticultural purposes; although in NZ it is a prohibited food. Despite being perhaps the most perfect food plant in the world. These are two examples of the Cannabis paradox. There are many more.
Like, did our Ministry of Health do moral and legal fraud to deny us foods for life and health, in a time of health crisis? To create a pharmaceutical monopoly? Evidence suggests yes.
Any Americans reading this; please note that the current talk to reschedule Cannabis to 'Schedule 3' seems likely to lead to a similar outcome, where C.Sativa becomes a pharmaceutical.
In 2016, our Food Safety Authority (fsanz) recognised cbd was safe, beneficial (for pain, cancer, more) was good food; and could legally be food.
But Medsafe, determined to stop it, said no. It can’t be food. It’s a controlled drug. So it can’t be a food, a supplement, or a herbal remedy.
Meaning, it could only ever be a pharmaceutical. Which seems an example of cartel formation for which a regulator gets a financial benefit at a cost to the public that also strikes at the idea of a public right to health. It specifically locates New Zealanders as consumer units, not sovereign citizens of worth. Tigerdrops does not like this. Do you?
But! ESR, the police forensic laboratory, told Medsafe to fuck off; because it was not a controlled drug (according to science and law). Independently, they had come to the same conclusions as medsafes internal expert. (Citations/sources are at end of text)
So Medsafe seems to have conjured a legal fist in the velvet glove, from fiction. Which its kept the source code for hidden from scrutiny. Seemingly a perverse interpretation of international law, its hidden behind legal privilege. Initially withheld as being of "no public interest", it's "legally privileged" these days.
However, FSANZ accepted its false assertion, and has never seen the opinion. CBD became a contolled drug, and the pathways to foods and herbal remedies were locked shut. As a controlled drug, only 75 milligrams CBD was permitted per 1000 grams (KG) of food. Well below the 120mg therapeutic dose.
However, kiwi hemp farm CBD oils were legal until 2018. This was due to the 2006 Hemp Regs permitting "any product of industrial hemp" under the then license conditions.
But MedSafe threatened famers with huge fines if they did.
It gets more obvious though. In 2018, the govt promised 'to legalise medical cannabis".
This sounds good.
But what actually happened was, laws and licenses were changed, and only licensed drug companies could extract hemp extracts; as pharmaceuticals.
These are the strictest rules in the world. They have wasted many millions of dollars, and stopped farmers from providing CBD to the people. which has seen many tens of millions of dollars wasted by medical cannabis companies so far.
Until then, the hemp regs allowed hemp farmers “to make any product of hemp.”
Afterwards? Only MedCan cos.
Here in NZ, Tigerdrops are Novelty Cannabis Collectables, "for political discourse."
eg. "Why are Hemp extracts like CBG prohibited foods in NZ?"
In America and Europe, they are cosmetic and supplement type products.
As a historian, Im also pleased to offer you Tigerdrops as 'Holy Hemp Oils', in accordance with Scripture. Its crazy, but its true. Cannabis is sacred to many major religions, including Judeo-Christianity and Hinduism; and cultures throughout Eurasia and Western Europe.
On this site you will find historical evidence that may challenge your worldview, but its worth exploring. Hemp is truly Sacred. Its more important than you may think. Use Tigerdrops religiously (at dusk and dawn), and Peace be with us.
The history of Hemp is one that leads to ideas of sovereignty, and Constitutional rights and responsibilities.
To use your holy hemp oil: start low, go slow, and let god guide you.
Owing to *politics* payment is by Bank transfer only. Payment details are provided after you complete your order. Thank you for your understanding.
'Tigerdrops are not intended for consumption, or the treatment or prevention of any disease or condition.'
Tigerdrops needs to raise $20 - $200,000 for the Judicial Review of what seems govt funny business over Hemp. Its c.20k if I do it, and its c.200k if a lawyer does it. Im probably going to do it myself. So, please, support my work by purchasing Tigerdrops and "spreading the gospel of hemp" to your family and friends. They gave us pharma grade, now we need food grade. You can find out more at www.thehempfoundation.org.nz, although it does need a big update. Soon!...
Thank you for your trust.
Yes. NZs rarest and Holiest Hemp Oils are at Tigerdrops. This is a labour of love rooted in my family history, personal experience, and the inspiring work of Helen Kelly. Her courageous truth telling led me to found both the Hemp Foundation, and Tigerdrops Hemp.
OIAs show Mrs Kelly was denied food grade CBD/THC products from the USA for her lung cancer. Ironic, given evidence suggests CBD and THC could have potentially saved her life. See here, here, here, and here.
Bizarrely, those same OIAs also show the Ministry of Health sought and received "Ethics approval" that if any US or EU food grade products were eventually approved for any patient in New zealand, that this 'would not set a precedent'.
Furthermore, the same year that Ms Kelly was being denied food grade products for her lung cancer, NZs own Ministry of Health seems to have potentially committed Criminal Nuisance and/or Public Malfeasance to ensure that every ANZAC was denied Cannabinoids as foods. By a seemingly perverse interpretation of international law.
"to distinguish between a food and a therapeutic good...to avoid blurring the line between food and therapeutic" ....despite the Food Regulator knowing them to be both safe and beneficial.
This apparent fraud was later cemented when the 2006 Hemp Regulations were broken under the guise of 'legalising medical cannabis'. Counter to public perceptions at the time, what this meant was that Hemp farmers lost their existing legal right to make 'any product of hemp', and all privileges for extracting compounds from hemp fell to 'medical cannabis companies'. Thus ensuring an inquitable and unfair pharmaceutical monopoly.
Might the Ministry have a conflict of interest? $10m of its $12.2m total budget comes from 'third party revenue', which sounds fraught. Seems worth a look? If most funding of MedSafe (the brain of MoH) is reliant on industry; Might it be a genuine problem for them if cannabis reduced many medicine sales? We can fix this by funding them. Which we can do. Its our financial system. But when the bankers beat us in the 80s and 90s, and broke us down from Citizens to consumers, did we forgot that fact? It doesnt have to be rigged against us. But, if we want change, we should probably stand up for the public interest being served in public service. Markets can be a bull that ploughs, or a leopard that eats our faces. We should choose carefully. Its a strange thing that forty years of neoliberal market reforms has destroyed public monopolies to create private monopolies.With most of us getting poorer as a result, and our infrastructure falling apart.
Hippocrates, the father of Western medicine said "let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food. Because the physician tends, but nature mends." How odd that our public servants should seek to deny us natural justice by deceit. Lets improve things.
Please support the Hemp Foundation by spreading the gospel of Hemp; and by purchasing Tigerdrops Novelty Cannabis Collectables and Holy Hemp OIls.
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Thanks, tadhg
