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  • ‘Not In Vein’: America’s Terrifying Drug Problem

    11/28/2018 7:39:03 PM PST · by bitt · 19 replies
    spector.org ^ | 10/16/2018 | Jeffrey Lord
    The “Southern Border” is now the whole country. It is without doubt one of the most powerful documentary films out there. The subject: “The drugs your kids don’t know they’re taking — a documentary about open borders and the cartels crossing them to kill our kids.” Not in Vein, co-produced by the Dark Wire company’s Lynda McLaughlin (Sean Hannity’s radio producer) and investigative reporter Sara Carter, the latter also a Fox contributor, screened their new film Not in Vein in Washington the other week. And for those — like myself — who were only vaguely familiar with the details of...
  • Courtney Love Says Drug Problem Behind Her

    02/05/2006 9:59:31 AM PST · by NormsRevenge · 9 replies · 261+ views
    AP on Yahoo ^ | 2/5/06 | AP
    LOS ANGELES - Rocker Courtney Love told a judge that she has put her drug problems behind her and said she has a renewed outlook on life. Love, 41, appeared in court Friday as part of a progress report after violating probation in three criminal cases. Judge Rand Rubin sentenced Love to 180 days at a drug treatment facility but was released to an outpatient program in November. Rubin ended that requirement but ordered her to return to court on May 12. "You're doing really, really well," Rubin said. "We're all pleased with your progress." Love, the former lead singer...
  • China Appeals for Public Aid in Drug Fight(ecstasy,ketamine,heroin)

    05/27/2005 5:08:31 AM PDT · by TigerLikesRooster · 8 replies · 340+ views
    AP ^ | 05/26/05 | JOE McDONALD
    China Appeals for Public Aid in Drug Fight By JOE McDONALD, Associated Press Writer Thu May 26,11:00 PM ET BEIJING - Chinese officials issued an unusual appeal to the public on Thursday for help fighting drug trafficking, acknowledging in a nationally televised news conference that they have failed to stop surging narcotics abuse despite repeated crackdowns. Drug smuggling and the difficulty of fighting it are rising as a result of globalization and freer trade, the officials said, citing the seizure this month of 900 pounds of the party drug ketamine brought in from India via the Middle East. "Although we've...