Found a great video on YouTube about the detrimental effects of
drugs on the indigenous tribe of Panama. Those pushing for a for-
profit legalized drug industry in America are obviously those who
are in the illegal drug trade mechanism known to our government
for decades. Legalizing drugs for experience junkies without being
honest about the impact of economic domination of smaller nations
and small American economies would lead to another "tobacco"
monster industry for boutique elitists.
The Wall Street Journal and BBC news have an upper class academic
voice trying to limit Obama's drug czar policy-maker discussion and
dialogue to a choice between treatment vs. enforcement.
If it is the poor being caught in this problem, the solution is obviously
not to create another drug industry to mimic the tobacco model.
CUT OFF THE SUPPLY - PROSECUTE IN A TIMELY MANNER - KEEP
LOW-LEVEL ADDICT TRAFFICKING OUT OF THE PUBLIC WITH
REHAB/ADVOCACY INCARCERATION. THEY HAVE A SOCIAL CONTRACT
TO FULFILL LIKE WHITE COLLAR USERS HAVE A SOCIAL CONTRACT
TO FULFILL WHEN CAUGHT RED-HANDED TRYING TO PROFIT FROM
ADDICTS. DECRIMINALIZE IN A WAY THAT LEAVES COUNTY LAWS
EMPOWERED TO DETERMINE ENFORCEMENT.
These upper class academics are evil. Druggies are delusional. Their
pain is not more important than anyone else's pain. Being poor is a
result of a lack of sustainable economic planning more than being
fat and lazy, tho' I have seen that frequently.
Maui is an international crime hub for drugs. The war on drugs
and it's hypocrisy was my complaint to Congressman Hal Rogers
from Kentucky, Republican Chair of House Appropriations.
I wrote to him about a recent television documentary saying that
Kentucky has a vigorous counter-drug effort. It is reported on
this documentary that the illegal marijuana growing trade in Kentucky
is worth about $1 billion. Whoa. Take a look at the poverty rate in
their state, including their state budget. Who do you suppose is
making the dough from the billion-dollar harvests?
Some watching thought making $800/hour like those who work
counter-drug efforts in the Appalacian might be a nice way to
make a living with job security. Anyway, I sent him the video from
the BBC about the major drug tunnel, train tracks and all, "found"
by investigators from a warehouse in San Diego and a residence
in Mexico.
I warned those here a few years ago on Maui that the feds would
storm in, go house-to-house and find all of the illegal surveillance
going on with illegal drug trades and illegal investigations with
illegal officials. They didn't believe me.
haha. Elsewhere in the world, they want to know the truth about
America's war on drugs, after all, this impacts how they are
able to persevere without corruption starving them during
winter in smaller economies. Democrats are in denial, and a
few Republicans are wondering what to say about Nixon's own
declaration against illegal drugs many decades ago.
Americans are lost without honesty about what our dominant
economic, military systems represent. Obama's a liar, the drug
issue is not complex. It is only complex to protect the powers-
that-be from being exposed. The truth is dawning: the war on
terror is really the war on terror financing is really the war on
our illegal drug trade.
Fernie
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