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Jul 2, 2008 ... Despite the billions of dollars the United States has spent battling the cartels, it has hardly made a dent in the cocaine trade.
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The War on Drugs; ... Are we winning the war ... By the end of the film, audiences are not only left wondering whether governments will win this so-called "war" but also whether winning is even possible.
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The slaying of Chicago Police Officer Brian T. Strouse, allegedly by a 16-year-old lookout for a drug-dealing street gang, is another item of evidence indicting the war on drugs. ... We must ask: Who's winning the drug war?
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The war on drugs is going badly. ... The drug war has failed. The drug laws pose a far greater threat to public health and safety than does drug abuse. Drug use should be treated as a medical and moral issue, not a criminal one.
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Over the last five years, while no one was paying attention, America has been winning its war on drugs. The cosmopolitan view has long been that the fight against drugs is a losing battle; that the supply of drugs pouring into America is never-ending;
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The Media Awareness Project (MAP) Inc. Has created a nationwide consortium of drug policy experts uniquely qualified to be guests on your show. With one phone call you can select the ideal guest from over 75 talented experts who will inform your audience of new and viable alternatives to the war on drugs.
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Yet for most of the 38-year war on drugs, the United States has put more federal resources into foreign operations and law enforcement than into demand reduction at home. According to experts, only a combination of strategies will work. ... Part 3: Winning the War on Drugs One Life at a Time...
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Sadly, drug warriors are more interested in punishing drug users who threaten no one than in aiding the sick and dying. The drug war has failed. The drug laws pose a far greater threat to public health and safety than does drug abuse. ... ; Which Side is Winning War on Drugs? The war on drugs is going badly.
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