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You speaking from experience? Because, within the past 10 years, I am personally aware of rural Americans forming buying clubs and dealing directly with very high profile brokers in Santa Marta, Columbia. These folks were dealing the Peace and Justice coffee, as well. Made just another of their many legit covers.

The organizers of this little venture include one in Federal custody and another sad soul who lives on the run under 3 Federal felonies. At one point he supplied up to half the dealers operating around one of the Midwest's largest universities.

There is truth in those commercials and not just about cocaine. And not one of these self-styled revolutionaries would have given a d^**n had they know they were funding Islamic terrorists. The money still spends.

Legalization might help take the excess profits out of this, but remember: they are illegal in the countries of origin and not just because of the big bad old DEA. A good percentage of the cost is for the bribes paid in the country where they are grown/processed. Thee are also cases recently of US grown pot grown by Mexican drug lords in the National Parks. Domestic isn't necessarily guilt-free.

The biggest money behind the drug legalization in the US comes from George Soros, who is also a proponent and active player in the cause of global socialism.

The campus alternative types usually tell me that they don't care who is funding and organizing their demonstrations "as long as we share the same goal." Do the libertarian, anti-WOD types think the same way?