Monday, May 28, 2012

War on Drugs

Barack Obama drug warrior, Clarence Aaron collateral damage
San Francisco Chronicle (blog)
This story provides another example of how Barack Obama is worse in the war on drugs than George W. Bush. Pardon expert/blogger extraordinaire PS Ruckman alerted me to this MSNBC appearance in which former pardon attorney Sam Morison talks about how ...
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Women on the rise in Mexican drug cartels
Bangkok Post
The high mortality rate in Mexico's drug war has seen women progress quickly in the shadowy underworld of the cartels and they are increasingly taking on key management roles, a new book says. Mexican Army soldiers guard Irasema Lopez Garza, ...
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NARCOTICS: CIA-Pentagon Death Squads and Mexico's 'War on Drugs"
Center for Research on Globalization
In the context of the misbegotten "War on Drugs," that "client" is the US government and the nexus of bent banks, crooked cops, shady airplane brokers, chemical manufacturers, and spooky defense and surveillance firms who all profit from the chaos they ...
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Gone but not forgotten: Hampton hosts Memorial Day ceremony
Seacoastonline.com
"Chief Maloney was killed in action in the war on drugs," Fatello said. "The Global War on Terrorism and the global war on drugs are closely related. The sales of these dangerous drugs help finance the war on terror." The American Legion also paid a ...
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Sasquatch! 2012: The War On Drugs
SSG Music
The War On Drugs took on the Bigfoot stage at Sasquatch! with a blend of folk/mountain music approached from a riff-heavy rock/shoegaze approach. The War On Drugs are a band that falls easily in line with both riff-rock and folk-rock traditions.
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Sinaloa cartel, Zetas push Mexico's drug violence to new depths
Los Angeles Times
(Alexandre Meneghini, Associated Press / May 21, 2012) By Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times CULIACAN, Mexico — The cartel henchman nicknamed "El Loco" was reported behind the latest atrocity in Mexico's ever-more-depraved drug war: mutilating 49 ...
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Establishment on a Witch Hunt?
Tenth Amendment Center
... civil liberty violating aspects of the Patriot Act and presidential war power abuses, not to mention an unconstitutional federal "War on Drugs" that cages millions of minorities and criminalizes thousands of people simply seeking some pain relief.
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Going beyond scandal to substance
Trinidad & Tobago Express
Recently, many national leaders and citizens have joined the list of strident critics of the "war on drugs" approach. Clearly, the "war" cannot be won. Guatemala's President, Otto Pérez Molina, has even advocated legalising drug consumption and ...
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At the heart of American justice (Part I)
allvoices
The grisly War on Drugs is, perhaps, the pinnacle example of policy adoption to augment imprisonment of civilians. Despite a glaring report by the Global Commission on Drug Policy, which condemned the drug war as utterly counterproductive, ...
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If you're using illegal drugs, you're accessory to murder
Mansfield News Journal
Then I suspect that many of these same concerned citizens go on home, kick back and light up a joint or maybe they even might lay out a line of coke or some other drug of choice. The war on drugs will not succeed until the demand for drugs in this ...
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