Why The War on Drugs Is a Huge Failure

a reply to: seeker1963

There never was a "real" war on drugs.

Simply a war against the unwanted competition.

You know, control the flow and keep the prices up.

a reply to: Ghost147

Why The War on Drugs Is a Huge Failure

About 30 years ago the Australian govt brought a bloke out from the US to appear before some 'hearings' about whether or not they should build the first Casino in Australia.

This blokes name was Vincent Teresa, he was the first bloke to turn against the Mafia. He said he knew he was a dead man walking.

Anyway, he said that if the Australian govt thought they could keep organised crime out of casinos; they would be the first govt in the world to do it.

In a subsequent appearance on a TV talk show he said that if the US govt wanted to win the war on drugs they would need to walk in onto the floor of the US congress and start arresting people.

Yeah we should have crack vending machines like on Futurama.

originally posted by: nOraKat
Yeah we should have crack vending machines like on Futurama.

Art imitating life ...gotta love it, its a funny show

If you can get drugs in a prison past walls, guards, cameras and fences, the odds of keeping it out of the country with wide open borders are pretty slim.

The war on drugs was simply a power move a move by the elite to control the flow of money and drugs and to eliminate the competition in order to gain said control.
It was perpetrated by the highest order of organized crime to fund all black projects and facilitate cash flow for those who work the most evil deeds on earth...
The war on drugs was indeed highly profitable and successful endeavor for the United States government....
For everyone else it is a joke...
This of course must continue for them so thier true success appears as a failure...

drugs cartels has the choke hold on the DEA