Narco-Dollars for Dummies: "How the Money Works" in the Illicit Drug Trade

NarcoNews ^ | Catherine Austin Fitts

[A CA Guy]

Using illegal drugs in the name of Liberty and the Constitution is sick! The logic ...... ROTFLMAO!

[Sir Gawain]

I support legalized pot anyway.

Since when? Not longer than a year, I know.

[Liberty Teeth]

Thanks I will. And thanks for holding my family responsible for a small % of idiots.

[Texaggie79]

Since when? Not longer than a year, I know.

Oh, you KNOW? Prove it then. Never have I said anything supportive of pot laws.

[Sir Gawain]

Well, the archives are currently disabled.

[Texaggie79]

well, how conveeeeeeeeeeeeeenient

[Victoria Delsoul]

The drug warriors have increased the size of government. They have converted tort laws into an instrument of economic redistribution and the principle of buyer's risk taken into that of buyer's risk selling. They have perverted the medical criteria of disease and treatment by defining certain "bad" choices as diseases, and certain "good" coercions as treatments. They have redefined the relationship between drug seller and drug buyer from a contract between two responsible adults into a victimization relationship.

The war on drugs has by all accounts failed. Yet our national dialogue about how to address this failure is trapped in a dead-end, partisan debate over whom stands tougher against drug use and dealing.

[Republicus2001]

And ADDICTED WARRIORS are too buzzed to care!

Apocalypse Now...(the movie)

[Buckeroo]

Don't you think a "good" government ensures that you, as a free citizen is separate and removed from the trivial riff-raff law breakers that government declares?

[Fixit]

It occurs to me, after sleeping on this, that this pretty much explains the Clinton pardon of a drug kingpin out in California.