okay then:
look at the differences between the Netherlands and Portugal/Spain cannabis club associations, and Uruguay's and America's way of approaching weed regularization, there you have the main proof that the weed legalization movement has been high-jacked by special interests
then look for weed magazines (not zines or blogs, magazines with actual magazine paper and sold in actual newsstands, exceptions being maybe Haze and the old-school ones) and see who owns them, and how they temporally appear at the same time that weed legalization starts being discussed at the countries were they are being sold
then read them, see what their content consists of, and see how the content is fairly similar issue after issue after issue, see how its different from content in zines, blogs and magazines that have been publishing weed-related stuff since way before approx 2005
also pay attention to the way the arguments they use are phrased, then do a google search on "weed disinformation", and see how many times you can spot this same arguments
Tell me if they don't feel like "How to beat Donald Trump" dossier that leaked from DNC email server or the "How to beat your Conservative family this Christmas" handed out by US universities this last two years. They are constructed arguments, prepared for easily controlling debates against fairly uninformed people, all using the same quotes and references, the same metaphors.
Then look at long-known adovcates of frequent weed use like the pope of The Church of Weed, if you have one near go talk to this people, if you don't, look for online reports on them, tell me if this people seem connected to earth. This are guys that have been smoking for years and years without lowering down the dose at any point cause they have built a dogma around it.
Then if you have a growers-club near you go see them, you will spot some old people there, talk to them.
See the difference.
Spot the Jew.
Learn from them.