The War On Drugs

Self ^ | August 4 2011 | He Rides A White Horse

[He Rides A White Horse]

The market forces of a father's backhand and a requirement to be coherent on the job were all it took for me to dismiss drugs as an unnecessary risk.

An employer has the right to hire whomever they wish to. If you are driving a truck for example, the employer assumes the risk and should be concerned about a loaded driver. I had to think about the horse statement. Never have.

It is the government's tendency to exploit social issues that concerns me the most. That is the problem.

[RowdyFFC]

I will tell you right now, I am not for legalizing street drugs. This hue and cry is being raised by those already addicted who could care less if our children who have no clue about addiction have the legal ability to buy mind-altering drugs.

Just like alcohol. In the history of our country the mind-altering affects of alcohol caused the many to bang bang shoot ‘em up, and after prohibition failed because the many were already addicted to it, it was once again legalized. And today we have 37% of the deaths in the US thanks to idiots getting in their cars drunker than Cooter Brown. Not only drunk, but also high on wacky weed at the same time.

If you want to get rid of the US DEA, I’m certainly for that. We already have enough fire power on the streets in every city, county and state to uphold the drug laws locally where they are accountable to local citizens.

We already have US customs officials on our borders and shipping yards. Why aren’t they doing their jobs? Perhaps if they were made accountable to local citizens they might do a better job.

As for the Border Patrol, it should be disbanded and our borders protected by US soldiers stationed every 100 miles whose responsibility is to patrol their section to prevent the smuggling of humans and drugs.

[Species8472]

Documents: Feds allegedly allowed Sinaloa cartel to move cocaine into U.S. for information

Snip - U.S. federal agents allegedly allowed the Sinaloa drug cartel to traffic several tons of cocaine into the United States in exchange for information about rival cartels, according to court documents filed in a U.S. federal court. -Snip

Worse than the Gunrunner scandal, the feds have allowed TONS of cocaine into the country (Chicago Area!!!) in exchange for information on rival cartels. This corruption extends to the highest level of our government.

[He Rides A White Horse]

This guy will be released every Monday for 4 months.

Violent criminals are those that should be put away. So I'm not soft on crime if that is what you are trying to imply. Some of the sentences I see for the crimes of that nature is a joke.

[Mr. Bird]

I completely agree. Much like "hate" crimes, those transgressions associated with drugs (other than the underlying possession or distribution crimes currently in existence) are already against the law. I should be able to consume an eight-ball in the privacy of my home without concern. If that consumption results in a crime, away I go. Right now, the illegality of the blow tends to make me commit crimes to acquire more of it.

Much like the famous "now madam we are just haggling about the price" hypothetical about prostitution, with legal alcohol, we are merely haggling about who gets the money.

[He Rides A White Horse]

We already have US customs officials on our borders and shipping yards. Why aren’t they doing their jobs? Perhaps if they were made accountable to local citizens they might do a better job.

Border Patrol agents who are handcuffed by the government, and at times have been prosecuted for doing their job.

As for the Border Patrol, it should be disbanded and our borders protected by US soldiers stationed every 100 miles whose responsibility is to patrol their section to prevent the smuggling of humans and drugs.

Don't forget about the wall. (no sarcasm). The problem is that so many illegals are here that politicians only think about getting potentional votes. We get screwed in the process. As always.

[Misterioso]

The War on Murder and Rape has also failed.

Where in the Ten Commandments does it mention drug abuse?

[PhilDragoo]

In the wake of Ramos and Compean, punished by “my good friend” Johnny Sutton for interfering with Aldrete Davila and the Mexican government, we have Border Patrol Agent JESUS DIAZ.

Welcome to the FreeAgentDiaz.com webpage hosted by the Law Enforcement Officers Advocates Council.

LEOAC is the sole entity legally authorized by Jesus and Diana Diaz to represent them. We are the best source of information when it comes to bad government persecutions by way of prosecutions in what we call the "War on Law Enforcement". The Diaz case has continued a pattern that goes back as far as the Clinton Administration.

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The rule is:

Do not interfere with the drug trade.

Former U.S. Customs Officer JOHN CARMAN was framed and held in Federal prison from Fall 2007 until May 2011. He was a whistleblower on Customs corruption regarding the drug trade:

2007 Letter to House Judiciary re John Carman

The following letter to the House Judiciary Committee was written by an attorney that witnessed the criminal trail by Department of Justice personnel against former U.S. Customs agent John Carman, who had been exposing corruption in upper management through his Internet site, www.customscorruption.com.

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I sent a fax of this to Senate Judiciary, namely Grassley, after speaking with his staff person at the committee on the eve of its next F & F hearing.

The original was sent to Grassley and others in 2007, apparently without effect.

The border is open for business.

Afghanistan's poppy crop is apparently on the rebound.

The Karzai brother accused of being a CIA tool and a druglord was assassinated.

ATF arms the drug cartels while DEA busts the little meth lab here, the little pot op there.

USG is a Chamber of Commerce for large dealers.

There is just. So much. Money.

A new team in DC could do the Hercules Augean Stables Servicemaster cleaning that town needs.

Toward a drug- and thug-free America.

[GeronL]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2759201/posts

lol.

You mentioned a child abuser getting out four or five times and killing the child. I got it confused with that story. heh

[He Rides A White Horse]

Violent offenders are what concerns me the most. Courts are too lenient with this. I've known people who smoked pot and the ‘Reefer Madness’ simply wasn't there. I don't care too much what people do. Just don't cause me problems. I wouldn't be consuming a eight-ball. My problem is that our Constitutional rights are being stripped from us because they care about our welfare. Yeah right.

[He Rides A White Horse]

I'm sure it does. A simple logical statement.

If the government refuses to defend our borders, while at the same time stating that it is fighting a War On Drugs, how can it do so? It doesn't add up. The only people feeling the heat is the citizens of this country being forced to endure our liberties taken and also to put up with the violent crime associated with these illegals. I doubt that our liberal leaders reside in such neighborhoods. It's not their problem. They don't care.

[He Rides A White Horse]

I don’t post often. I’m not here to win some popularity contest. So say whatever you want to. I don’t care.

[He Rides A White Horse]

I knew that I would catch flak on this articles when I posted it. People will slap a label on me for it, “he’s one of them” and I don’t care at all. If they want to flush the Constitution down the toilet, go ahead. They won’t be taking me with them if I can help it. We are a police state, I would suggest a fledgling totalitarian state. A government that essentially has stated through Homeland Security that all conservatives are a terrorist threat. There is nothing funny about that.

[He Rides A White Horse]

Snip - U.S. federal agents allegedly allowed the Sinaloa drug cartel to traffic several tons of cocaine into the United States in exchange for information about rival cartels, according to court documents filed in a U.S. federal court. -Snip

I don't believe that this is an anomaly.

[jmacusa]

Rape and murder aren’t commodities, drugs are. Drugs involve money. get control of the money, you get control of the problem.

[saleman]

“the Sinaloa drug cartel”

Dang! They allowed the shit to sinaloa!

[mad_as_he$$]

Wow for a brief second I thought you were channeling MO!

[He Rides A White Horse]

One other thing, I don't want to argue.

I have a friend whose daughter is giving her a really hard time. This kid stood up in the school cafeteria and announced that she was going home to smoke pot, and that she had a plant.

Within a short time, the police went to my friends house and upended EVERYTHING in her place. That may have been to the tipping point for me. My friend is straight as an arrow. She was crying and shaking. Coming apart.

Keep in mind that somebody could do the same to you if they don't like you. It's a witch hunt.

[RowdyFFC]

Customs agents are a whole new agency different from BPA’s. They’re stationed at every port of entry. Way far away from their DC bureaucrats. They need to be made accuntable to local jurisdictions.

There’s not a fence high enough that the rats can chew through, ladder over or dig under. Only armed manpower is going to stop it. Get rid of the BPA’s, the many who have family across the border and replace them with soldiers subject to the USMJS.

[GeronL]

If someone announces to the world that they are going to go home and comit a crime what do you want the cops to do, ignore it?