Hemp to your mother.

Hemp is the powerhouse Cannabis sativa plant God gave us for total self-reliance—a game-changer crushed by corporate greed but clawing back. Its fibers built history: ropes and sails for ships, wagon covers, and paper like the Declaration of Independence, dominating 80% of fabrics until the 1800s. Jack Herer in *The Emperor Wears No Clothes* hits hard: "From more than 1,000 years before the time of Christ until 1883 A.D., cannabis hemp... was our planet’s largest agricultural crop and most important industry, involving thousands of products and enterprises; producing the overall majority of Earth’s fiber, fabric, lighting oil, paper, incense and medicines."

Seeds deliver unbeatable nutrition—a 3:1 omega-3 to omega-6 ratio fights inflammation, with complete proteins no plant rivals, perfect for fueling bodies against modern ills. Hurds craft eco-buildings tougher than concrete, guzzling CO2, needing no chemicals, yielding 10 tons of biomass per acre in four months—10x trees—while fixing soil and reviving farms.

CBD targets your endocannabinoid system to crush pain, halt seizures, and sharpen focus, a 3,500-year remedy buried by Big Pharma. The 1937 Marihuana Tax Act? A scam by DuPont, Hearst, and oil barons to shove nylon and wood pulp, shielding war profiteers. Herer exposes: "The standard fiber of world history, America's traditional crop, hemp, could provide our textiles and paper and be the premier source for cellulose. The war industries—DuPont, Allied Chemical, Monsanto, etc.,—are protected from competition by the marijuana laws. They make war on the natural cycle and the common farmer." And lighting: "Until about 1800, hempseed oil was the most consumed lighting oil in America and the world."

Hemp's revival is divine payback—the ultimate renewable to kill fossil fuels, end deforestation, heal climate wounds, and power us with 6% of U.S. land. Herer seals it: "Hemp is, by far, Earth’s premier, renewable natural resource. This is why hemp is so very important." It's God's tough-love blueprint: grow it, use it, fight for it—or watch the world burn. Embrace the gift,