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To: Digger
Seriously, if we had leaders that were truly independent, had the people in mind for the future rather than the elites, was a visionary, etc we would be producing alternative energy at 1/10th the current cost with as much as we would ever use. Instead millions will be dying maybe before this decade ends. Thanks to the OIL cartel & thanks to our political "Two-Party Cartel".

No political leader wants to be a visionary - it's much safer to stick with what can be easily explained to the lowest common denominator voters.

You left out the drug war aspect - we aren't serious about it at all. If we fought WWII like we fought the drug war, Germany would still rule most of Europe. We'd only engage them when they left the continent and landed in England.

I think a lot of drug money is flowing into groups that nobody will care about until it is too late.

6 posted on 03/30/2004 1:35:40 PM PST by af_vet_rr
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To: af_vet_rr
Making drugs illegal is a *GUARANTEE* that the Communists in Latin America will remain well financed.

Legalize drugs and the rug is pulled out from under these scum, but, i guess a lot of people would rather control what people put into their own bodies than fight those who want to take away their freedom.

why is it that back at the turn of the century, when all drugs were completely legal, drugs weren't a problem??????????

the group that is most in favor of keeping drugs illegal? why the drug dealers of course... the second largest? those who want more government control, since "illegal drugs" gives them the ideal excuse for taking away more and more of our freedoms... (can you say search and seizure?)

10 posted on 03/30/2004 2:23:41 PM PST by chilepepper (The map is not the territory -- Alfred Korzybski)
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