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3 Jun 2011, 6:55 am

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''Mariguan'', meaning "prisoner" in Mexican-Spanish. This word is closely associated with [[marijuana|"marijuana"]] which is the term used by many for the flowers from the [[cannabis|Cannabis Sativa/Indic]] plant which contain psychoactive properties. The term "marijuana" derived from "mariguan" during the times of massive drug operations/cartels from the Mexican/U.S.A border and the smugglers were considered "prisoners" by the U.S.A Federal Law.

''Mariguan'', meaning "prisoner" in Mexican-Spanish. This word is closely associated with [[marijuana|"marijuana"]] which is the term used by many for the flowers from the [[cannabis|Cannabis Sativa/Indic]] plant which contain psychoactive properties. The term "marijuana" derived from "mariguan" during the times of massive drug operations/cartels from the Mexican/U.S.A border and the smugglers were considered "prisoners" by the U.S.A Federal Law.


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Mariguan, meaning "prisoner" in Mexican-Spanish. This word is closely associated with "marijuana" which is the term used by many for the flowers from the Cannabis Sativa/Indic plant which contain psychoactive properties. The term "marijuana" derived from "mariguan" during the times of massive drug operations/cartels from the Mexican/U.S.A border and the smugglers were considered "prisoners" by the U.S.A Federal Law.

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