Marvin Aborca Sotelo
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Marvin "Knife" Sotelo better known as Knifer, is a minister and campaigner against the US drug policy as well as a musician and the author of "Yes I Cannabis" known for popularizing the Knife hit, it was mostly used for smoking cannabis and it promoted innovative ideas in smoking marijuana. He was born in Los Angeles, California.
A former Democratic-Republican, Knife is now a pro-marijuana and hemp activist from the American Independent Party. He has written over a dozen books and only 5 were published, one being the aforementioned Yes I Cannabis. There has also been a documentary made about his life in the indie music scene. He believes that the hemp plant (as well as inmates convicted of marijuana charges) should be decriminalized because it has been shown to be a renewable source of fuel, food, and medicine, and can be grown in virtually any part of the world, and that the U.S. government deliberately hides the proof of this. He has devoted his life to the support of cannabis, hemp and marijuana.
"Knife" Sotelo also gave his name to a specific technique in cannabis consumption.
In 2004, he joined the THC Ministry, a religion that considers cannabis to be a sacrament.
