So this no-knock involved drugs? Show me where. You can't.
No-Knock Searches Get People KilledCharles P. Garcia, in "The Knock and Announce Rule: A New Approach to the Destruction-of-Evidence Exception," 1993, reports: "In 1970, the Nixon administration declared a War on Drugs. The Justice Department urged Congress to enact a comprehensive anti-drug strategy and suggested that a general no-knock provision could constitutionally be added to aid in enforcement. ...
"The no-knock experience lasted four years. ... During the four-year period when no-knock warrants were issued, horror stories were legion. ... In an exhaustive eight-week investigation by The New York Times, consisting of interviews with victims of no-knock raids, reporters found that Innocent Americans around the country have been subject to dozens of mistaken, violent and often illegal police raids by local, state and Federal narcotics agents in search of illicit drugs and their dealers.
Perhaps the most prominent common thread between leftists, statists and fascists is their complete detachment from the most basic factor of reality; cause and effect. That is; actions have consequences, conditions have causes. This basic uprooting from reality is what makes leftists, statists and fascists mentally and emotionally unstable and dangerous.
Your reality is divorced from the actuality that no-knock warrants were illegal until Nixon, Reagan, Bush I, Congress and finally the SCOTUS made them legal for one reason only to fight the WODs.
Without that most basic grounding in reality you probably think you are telling the truth as it enables you to treat events as if they randomly occur having no connection to what has gone before. That disconnect from the fact that all phenomena is conditioned by previous actions only exists in your mind. Which is itself further proof of cause and effect as, at some point, you chose to isolate your thinking from that fundamental truth. In essence you are more of a mental cripple than a liar. The shame of it is it is self-imposed.