PROHIBITION FAILS AGAIN

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A man has died and six others have been hospitalised after suffering medical episodes at yesterday's Dreamstate music festival in Sydney. Drug overdoses are suspected but no official diagnosis has emerged so-far. Some online chatter suggests the problem was high-dose MDMA pills containing another chemical. News reports do not mention that any drug-testing services were available at the event. By contrast, three testing stations are being provided at today's Laneways festival as recommended by the NSW Government's drugs summit last year. Premier Chris Minns has expressed opposition to drug testing because it "sends the wrong message". I guess people dying needlessly must be "the right message". As usual, no news reports mention the ultimate cause of this carnage: the failed ideology of prohibition.

Failed prohibition threatens forever wars

Trump vs Liberty

Absolutely NOBODY is correctly analysing Trump's kidnap of Nicolas Maduro and his wife (killing 40 people in the process). It's ultimate proof that the PROHIBITION OF DRUGS does more harm than the drugs it fails to control, as another 'forever war' threatens to engulf the Americas. 

It all goes back to the American lies and deceptions that brought in drugs prohibition in the 1930s after the failure of alcohol prohibition. Alcohol was just too popular for it to work but it lingers on for drugs because only a minority of people tolerate and enjoy them, creating a handy way to persecute minorities. Trump has just adopted the whole clusterfuck because it suits his cruel purposes.

The head of the deceptive and self-serving DEA is now crowing about his involvement in the Maduro kidnap. 

The whole deadly house of cards is built on the lies of Henry Anslinger as documented elsewhere in this blog. Or just search 'The lies of Henry Anslinger" for your own edification. Meanwhile it's US demand for drugs that drives the accused 'narco-terrorists'. #Venezuela #Trump #Maduro

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