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Not only do we keep spending more on failure, but we make sure we spend the most on the areas of highest failure
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When you can’t be right, just call your opponents crazy
Statement this morning in Vienna by Antonio Maria Costa, director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: “I attended the meeting of the drug alliance [DPA] in New Orleans last December, 1200 participants, 1000 lunatics, 200 good people … Continue reading
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