Governor Albert Bryan believes that legalizing marijuana for recreational use in the U.S. Virgin Islands could provide enough funding to save the Government Employees’ Retirement System, the beleaguered, government-run pension plan that is on life support and is projected to collapse in a few years.  Mr. Bryan has called the Senate into session on Dec. 18, where the governor hopes lawmakers will approve the wide-ranging amendment. With an unfunded liability of more than $4 billion, the continuous separation of government employees who are not vested into the system, and an investment portfolio that has remained mostly flat, G.E.R.S., which is paying out substantially more than it’s collecting, is on a path of destruction that research has shown could bring down the entire USVI economy. On Tuesday, during a press conference at Government House…