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Orcs ambush Tolkien heir and seize supply of Halflings’ leaf
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Privatizing the Drug War
It’s bad enough when government agencies are all lobbying for a chunk of drug war cash. But when you get private companies into the act as well, then the entire power structure has a financial stake in continuing and escalating … Continue reading
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Where are the African-American leaders when it comes to the War on Drugs?
I bring this up from time to time… partly in the hopes of provoking a response. No particular bit of news that set this one off — I just happened to be looking up something at the Black Congressional Caucus … Continue reading
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