Examining the practicality of the “War on Drugs”, and reasoning whether it’s even viable on any level.

It is coming on a state and federal level in the United States sooner than you think! Get informed!

The United States, along with much of the world, is engaged in a "war on drugs," and the legal system is the main weapon in that war. Although governments spend some money on education and drug treatment, by far the greatest expenditures are for legal interdiction, confiscation, and incarceration.

Legalization of Drugs – The Addiction Treatment and Education Alternatives.

Today, we live in a nation that is morally bankrupt. Not only are there few consequences for incompetence, but outright corruption is allowed to fester until institutions collapse.

Would you be able to tell if your child is doing drugs? In this article I will show you some ways to tell if your child is doing drugs.

A sarcastic diatribe about a few things in the world that bug me to no end!

It is clear that the war on drugs has failed. TThe drug war is such a failure that even law enforcement personnel have formed an organization, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) (http://www.leap.cc/cms/images/logo.jpg) to get the word out about drug law enforcement and how futile the drug war is. Proposition 19 in coming up for vote in California, legalizing the production and use of marijuana for personal use. This article discusses this, substance abuse, and health care as an alternative to keeping criminalized.

With Marijuana being the most used narcotic on Earth and with research showing Marijuana as a pretty safe substance is it time for Governments to legalise and make money.

All the appointed Drug Czars since the first President Bush have come out in support against California’s Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act 2010 with a ludicrous article in the LA Times.