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Daily Archives: July 5, 2011
International Terrorist Organization Continues Efforts Towards World Domination
The INCB (International Narcotics Control Board) is an international terrorist organization with influence in more countries than al-Qaeda. It even receives material support for its activities from the U.N. The INCB has members from around the world who meet in … Continue reading
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If it comes out of the drug czar’s mouth…
What a kidder… The Obama Administration has made clear that science and research – not politics – should determine what is safe and effective medicine. Right. And, of course, he just can’t resist throwing out completely irrelevant treatment numbers. … … Continue reading
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Portugal again
Portugal drug law show results ten years on, experts say Health experts in Portugal said Friday that Portugal’s decision 10 years ago to decriminalise drug use and treat addicts rather than punishing them is an experiment that has worked. “There … Continue reading
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