
The Book
The Crows of Sunset Park
by Jason Detamore
A memoir of Grace Medical, legalization, betrayal, survival, and the long road toward a campaign about structural power. From Santa Monica to the halls of American politics.
Table of Contents
Prologue
Prologue
Fire On The Mountain
4,190 words · 3 photos
Angel Of The Lord
3,434 words · 5 photos
Stay High Forever
3,982 words
The Cult Of Bhakti
1,111 words · 3 photos
Vrindavan The Land Of Krishna
3,729 words
Jihad
3,329 words · 4 photos
America The Beautiful
3,596 words · 1 photo
Death In The Family
3,363 words · 1 photo
The American Fiscal Regeneration Act
554 words
A Single Tear
4,631 words
Karma To Burn
5,176 words · 2 photos
Viking Glory
1,811 words
Just My Luck
8,628 words
Green Goblins
7,885 words · 1 photo
And Then I Lost It.
4,167 words · 1 photo
Defending The White Castle
4,078 words · 1 photo
Hail Mary
13,492 words · 3 photos
Policy Appendix
Appendix: The American Fiscal Regeneration Act (AFRA)
2,015 words

About the book
A memoir from the road to a broader fiscal fight.
Jason Detamore grew up in the Hare Krishna community of Los Angeles, navigating spirituality, counterculture, and the emerging cannabis economy of California. As founder of Grace Medical, he built one of the state's most respected medical cannabis operations — only to see it dismantled by regulatory capture, a fraudulent search warrant, and the political machinery of a system designed to protect the powerful.
The Crows of Sunset Park is the story of that fight — and of the crows themselves, the family of birds Jason protected for over twenty years from the palm trees of Sunset Park, who became a symbol of loyalty, intelligence, and the cost of standing your ground.
It is also the origin story of AFRA — the American Fiscal Regeneration Act — Jason's blueprint for universal healthcare, national debt elimination, and a sovereign wealth fund that could transform the United States from the world's largest debtor into its greatest asset holder.