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Congress Gets Its Act Together

21 hours ago ago from Cannabis News - Medical Marijuana, Marijuana News, Hemp, Cannabis

Washington, D.C. finally seems to be getting the message that the war on drugs has failed. Following years of resistance if not outright hostility to reforming our nation's drug laws, Congress has passed two major changes to U.S.drug policy as part of an end-of-year omnibus spending package that President Obama signed into law yesterday. First, the legislation repeals a decades-old policy that prohibited cities and states from using ...

DEA Manipulation in Canada and Abroad

21 hours ago ago from Loopy Lettuce

The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) is a United States federal police agency but they operate in over 60 other countries as well. They conduct investigations worldwide to arrest drug traffickers and producers, seize their assets and prosecute them in the United States. These actions are usually in cooperation with their foreign counterparts but covert illegal operations are frequent. The DEA is legally bound by the US constitution which ...

3 Charged with Narco-Terrorism to Support al Qaeda

14 hours ago ago from Tickle The Wire

By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Three men arrested in Ghana this week arrived in New York on Friday to face charges of trafficking cocaine through Africa to support terrorist organizations including al Qaeda and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the Drug Enforcement Administration said. It was the first time al Qaeda associates had been charged with narco-terrorism, the DEA said, and it was a disturbing reminder of ...

Open Thread

17 hours ago ago from Drug WarRant

Follow-up on the Ashley III Halsey story As a reminder, Halsey reported, as the main point of his story, that a government study said something which it clearly did not. This is not a he-said-he-said situation, or something that's open to interpretation. Either he was duped or he was lazy, but he clearly wrote something that was factually wrong, and then got angry when asked to correct it. It appears now that the Washington Post ...

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