triprey
Concerned Medical Patient
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When will they learn that the "War on Drugs" will never work? Hope you all express your disagreement to the so called "War on Drugs" at the voting polls during our next Presidential election.:holysheep:
C&P Cannabis Culture Magazine
[SIZE=+2]US CO: McCain: Step Up Drug War[/SIZE]
(03 Sep 2007) Denver Post Colorado
Republican presidential hopeful John McCain on Sunday said the U.S. should step up its war on drugs as part of efforts to secure the country's borders.
He said that's because Americans are to blame for "creating the demand" for illegal drugs that come into the country and give too much power to drug cartels that terrorize border areas.
"We are creating the demand. We are creating the demand for these drugs coming across our border, which maybe means that we should go back more trying to make some progress and in telling Americans, particularly young Americans, that the use of drugs is a terrible thing for them to do," he said.
The Arizona senator spoke during an appearance at a central Iowa farm where he devoted much of the conversation with a few dozen supporters to foreign relations and immigration.
[SIZE=-1]MAP posted-by: Steve Heath[/SIZE]
Pubdate: Mon, 03 Sep 2007
Source: Denver Post (CO)
Copyright: 2007 The Denver Post Corp
Contact: [email protected]
Website: http://www.denverpost.com/
Details: http://www.mapinc.org/media/122
C&P Cannabis Culture Magazine
[SIZE=+2]US CO: McCain: Step Up Drug War[/SIZE]
(03 Sep 2007) Denver Post Colorado
Republican presidential hopeful John McCain on Sunday said the U.S. should step up its war on drugs as part of efforts to secure the country's borders.
He said that's because Americans are to blame for "creating the demand" for illegal drugs that come into the country and give too much power to drug cartels that terrorize border areas.
"We are creating the demand. We are creating the demand for these drugs coming across our border, which maybe means that we should go back more trying to make some progress and in telling Americans, particularly young Americans, that the use of drugs is a terrible thing for them to do," he said.
The Arizona senator spoke during an appearance at a central Iowa farm where he devoted much of the conversation with a few dozen supporters to foreign relations and immigration.
[SIZE=-1]MAP posted-by: Steve Heath[/SIZE]Pubdate: Mon, 03 Sep 2007
Source: Denver Post (CO)
Copyright: 2007 The Denver Post Corp
Contact: [email protected]
Website: http://www.denverpost.com/
Details: http://www.mapinc.org/media/122
