"Straatdrugs, chemtrails, fluorisering van het watersysteem en zogenaamde 'medicatie' bij geestesziektes zijn alle tesamen niks meer als een poging van de wereld elite om hun Brave New World te stichten en de gehele wereld populatie te drogeren. "

En geestverruiimende dingen worden gilligaliseerd!

http://www.vpro.nl/programma/tegenlicht/aflever...

[Q]
Door de 'War on Drugs' worden de contouren zichtbaar van een samenleving die winstmaximalisatie en moraal heeft gecombineerd met de drugsproblematiek, die zo een hele, vooral zwarte generatie totaal dreigt te criminaliseren en zo het beeld oproept van een dronken reus die niet weet dat hij in zijn eigen voeten schiet.

samenstelling: Frank Wiering
research: Cristina Berio en Olaf Oudheusden

De War on Drugs werd eerder uitgezonden bij De Nieuwe Wereld[Q]

We kijken allemaal machteloos toe hoe de waanzin doorgaat.

Waarom zou je het grootste gedeelte van de mensheid willen drogeren?
Om macht?

Kun je beter 80% verzieken tot de dood volgt.

@pompompom
Ja, idd en dat komt ook aan bod in deze docu! Daarom is deze docu zo goed:-)

@Nerva
Dit is een andere docu. De volledige titel is American Drug War: the last white hope
http://www.americandrugwar.com/

@Sjuad Kirosat
Ik denk dat beiden nu gebeuren.

@ staatsgevaarlijk: ik moet nog een uurtje ;)

hmmmm mogen nog wel wat stemmen bij he!

Geld
Het gaat voor een groot deel om het geld!, diverse amerikaanse overheidsinstellingen en onderdelen zijn self-suporting geworden, zoals de DEA van justitie DoJ en diverse CIA onderdelen.
- Door 'plukze' regelingen wordt zo crimineel verkregen geld in beslag genomen en voor toekomstige overheidsoperaties gebruikt.

En ja de CIA was er ook bij toen de eerste Crack-cocaine handel opdook...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA_drug_trafficking
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA_and_Contras_co...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran-Contra_Affair

"Gary Webb

Former DEA agent Celerino Castillo alleged that during the 1980s Ilopango Airport in El Salvador was used by Contras for drug smuggling flights with the knowledge and complicity of the CIA. These allegations were part of an investigation by the United States Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General.[9] Castillo also testified before the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Between 1996 and 1998 the Central Intelligence Agency investigated and then published a report about its alleged involvement in cocaine sales in the US. This was prompted by the journalist Gary Webb's report in the Mercury News which alleged that the CIA was behind the 1980s crack epidemic.[10]"
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Webb also alleged that Central American narcotics traffickers could distribute cocaine in U.S. cities in the 1980s without the interference of normal law enforcement agencies, and that the CIA intervened to prevent the prosecution of drug dealers who were helping to fund the Contras. The Mercury News ultimately retracted Webb's conclusions, and Webb was not authorized to conduct any further investigative reporting. Webb was transferred to cover non-controversial suburban stories and subsequently gave up journalism and committed suicide.

(jaja GEZELFMOORD dus....en toen werd het weer stil en de journalisten gewaarschuwd , don't mess with us....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA_transnational_...

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Perspective on CIA role

" For more than 13 years, the Agency directed native forces that fought major North Vietnamese units to a standstill. As Joseph Westermeyer, who spent the years 1965 to 1975 in Laos as a physician, public health worker, and researcher, wrote in Poppies, Pipes, and People: "American-owned airlines never knowingly transported opium in or out of Laos, nor did their American pilots ever profit from its transport. Yet every plane in Laos undoubtedly carried opium at some time, unknown to the pilot and his superiors--just as had virtually every pedicab, every Mekong River sampan, and every missionary jeep between China and the Gulf of Siam."

If the CIA was not involved in the drug trade, it did know about it. As former DCI William Colby acknowledged, the Agency did little about it during the 1960s, but later took action against the traders as drugs became a problem among American troops in Vietnam. The CIA's main focus in Laos remained on fighting the war, not on policing the drug trade.[4]"
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" During the long years of the cold war the CIA mounted major covert guerilla operations along the Soviet-Chinese border. The CIA recruited as allies people we now call drug lords for their operation against communist China in northeastern Burma in 1950, then from 1965 to 1975 [during the Vietnam war] their operation in northern Laos and throughout the decade of the 1980s, the Afghan operation against Soviet forces in Afghanistan.

Powerful, upland political figures control the societies and economies in these regions and part of that panoply of power is the opium trade. The CIA extended the mantle of their alliance to these drug lords and in every case the drug lords used it to expand a small local trade in opium into a major source of supply for the world markets and the United States.

While they were allied with the United States these drug lords were absolutely immune to any kind of investigation. If you're involved in any kind of illicit commodity trade, organized crime activity like drug trafficking, there is only one requisite for success, immunity, and the CIA gave them that. As long as they were allied with the CIA, the local police and then the DEA stayed away from the drug lords."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA_transnational_...

(als je wilt weten hoe het met de CIA-Afghanistan-opium/ heroine connectie zit, heb je hier een goed begin linkje, Al CIAda;-)

http://www.gnn.tv/videos/video.php?id=1

Videos : War on Drugs
Crack The CIA
Fri, 22 Oct 2004 05:26:19 -0500
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GNN's award winning documentry on the CIA's involvement with selling of narcotics

Tracking the covert history of CIA drug smuggling from Nicaragua to Arkansas and South Central Los Angeles, GNN sheds light on the darkest secret of the Agency’s operational directorate. Cut to the ambient Hip Hop loops of DJ Trek-e, Crack The CIA features explosive footage of Mike Ruppert’s historical televised confrontation with CIA Director John Deutch.
Don’t blink!

Awards
2001 Streaming Media Festival Audience Award
2002 Sundance On-Line Film Festival (‘Live Action’ Category)
1st Annual Drug War Vigil Video Contest (Ist Prize)