Sisters of the Valley “activism”

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/weed-nuns-sisters-of-the-valley_us_5a81b553e4b044b3821fb074 ^

[normbal]

Others took notice of her flair for activism and encouraged her to participate in the Occupy Wall Street movement as “Sister Occupy,” which she did, attending protests in a habit and long black dress.

Sister Kate told HuffPost that assuming the “nun” identity was not simply a middle finger to a government falsely declaring one thing as another, but a nod to images she’d long associated sisterhood and radical activism

[normbal]

Not sure where or how to post, I can’t recall if I’ve EVER started a post.

I’m interested in trying CBD oil for myself and for my dog. Me for neuropathy, dog for separation anxiety.

My sister referred me to a company “Sisters of the Valley” and in reading about them on their website, the mention of “activism” piquied my interest. “Feminist” caught my eye.

So I googled (duckduckgo actually, but nobody says “I duckduckgo’d” something - yet) them, and found little except some vague references to one of the founders and the “Occupy” terrorists.

Can someone whose “google-fu” is better than mine help me out here?

Is this a group/company I want to send money to considering how vehemently opposed I am to communists in any of their many manifestations (liberal, progressive, democrat, socialist, homo-leftist, feminazi and more)?

Thanks in advance.

[Rebelbase]

Doper nuns?

[Robert DeLong]

Is this what you are looking for?

[Mrs. Don-o]

Don't send them any money. They are fake leftist nuns. Possibly very nice ladies of a mystical/THC bent, bless their smoky contralto hearts, but fakes and leftists nonetheless.

Sorry I can't offer any alternatives. Maybe other FReepers will jump in with some recommendations.

[normbal]

Thanks. That’s how I’m seeing them, too. NOT a group I want to turn over my hard-earned post-tax dollars to help them undermine our republic.