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Norm Stamper has an outstanding piece at Alternet: How Legalizing Drugs Will End the Violence … Virtually every analysis of the Mexican “drug problem” points to the themes raised here: the inducements of big money and wide fame; the crushing … Continue reading →

CDEX is developing a “drug gun” that is expected to be available in March 2007, that uses ultraviolet light to detect trace residue of meth, heroin, cocaine, and marijuana on clothing, skin, cars, houses… Wow! Pretty smart ultraviolet light, eh? … Continue reading →

Our DEA museum response site now has its own domain: DEAtargetsAmerica.com

An incoherent report by Stefanie Hausner in the Washington Times about a half-assed measure in Congress to bring us to a slightly improved situation regarding institutionalized racism by the government… but I guess we should be pleased. A bipartisan group … Continue reading →

Something to brighten up your day at YouTube– Cab Calloway sings “Reefer Man” [Via Hit and Run]

Thanks to everyone who helped out — between the online donations, the poster purchases, and checks in the mail, we’ve got the cost of the flyers completely covered. You guys are the greatest! If you’re upset about missing out on … Continue reading →

Yes, this is that time when blog readers have to put up with the inevitable annoying recap of a blogging “career.” In a normal job, this wouldn’t happen until someone retired with a gold watch for decades of service, but … Continue reading →

Relax. Take a moment. No gifts are necessary. Just have a seat next to the plants and grab some espresso. (If George Soros stops by, though, have him take a look at this little item.)

To the People turned one year old this month and is turning it into weeks of partying. Go join them, but be careful — they’re serving PBR, and doing strange things with an intern. Drug WarRant turns three tomorrow. We’ll … Continue reading →

This is priceless. A week ago, Donald Rumsfeld was saying that Europe needs to take a stronger role in dealing with the opium problem in Afghanistan. So… Senior Conservative MPs are urging David Cameron to push for the licensing of … Continue reading →