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Sources Select ResourcesAssassination as Policy in Washington and How It Failed: 1990-2015The Kingpin Strategy Cockburn, Andrew Article 2015 CounterPunch The "kingpin strategy" refers to the elimination of the kingpins dominating cartels. Cockburn analyzes how this method was used by the U.S. government, how it failed to work in the "drug war," and how... Banks Are "Where the Money Is" In The Drug War Big Lenders Face Few Hard Consequences for Violating Anti-Money Laundering Laws Conroy, Bill Article 2012 NarcoNews Man of the largest banks in the world have been accused of failing to comply with anti-money laundering laws — thereby enabling, collectively, hundreds of billions of dollars worth of suspicious trans... Convicts, Collateral Damage, and the "War on Drugs"The Real Crime is the War Itself Nevins, Joseph Article 2012 CounterPunch Two recent court cases in southern California provide insight into the identity of those smuggle drugs across the international boundary between the two countries. But more importantly what they do is... Drug War Winners and LosersYoung, Kevin Article 2015 Against the Current A review of Dawn Paley's book "Drug War Capitalism." 15 Benefits of the War on DrugsTraining Your Kid to be a Snitch (Against You) Carson, Kevin Article 2013 Counterpunch Mocking the government's 'War on Drugs'. How Drug Courier Profiles Begot Terrorism Watch ListsThe Drug War and the Fourth Amendment Bovard, James Article 2013 Counter Punch More than a million names are now included on the catch-all terrorist watch list maintained by U.S. government agencies. The Importance of Journalism and Communications to Social MovementsSicilia, Javier Article 2012 Narco News Remarks of Javier Sicilia to the School of Authentic Journalism. Mexico's war on drugs is one big lieVulliamy, Ed Article 2013 Guardian Weekly Anabel Hernández, journalist and author, accuses the Mexican state of complicity with the cartels, and says the 'war on drugs' is a sham. She's had headless animals left at her door and her family hav... Pharmageddon: how the US got hooked on prescription drugsWhite House declares prescription drug abuse in US 'alarming' as thousands flock to Florida – the home of oxycodone pill mills Pilkington, Ed Article 2011 The Guardian An investigation into the underground trade of oxycodone, a widely abused prescription drug. Ninety-eight percent of prescriptions in the United States come from southern Florida, where doctors at "pi... Philippines secret death squads: officer claims police teams behind wave of killingsLamb, Kate Article 2016 The Guardian Thousands of people have been killed since Rodrigo Duterte became president and, according to one officer, secret police teams are partly responsible. TSA Drug-Running Scandal Betrays Drug War’s PretenseConroy, Bill Article 2012 Narco News The cost of bribing US border and airport security personnel is chump change in the narco-trafficking business. The Will of the People Doesn’t Mean Jack Shit to the Drug WarriorsGangsters With Federal Pensions Hummels, David Article 2013 Counterpunch The DEA vs. voter-approved marijuana legalization in Washington and Colorado. Sources BookshelfThe Candy MachineHow Cocaine Took Over the World Feiling, Tom Book 2010 Cocaine is big business, and getting bigger. Governments spend millions on an unwinnable war against it, yet it's now the drug of choice in the West. How did the cocaine economy get so huge? Who keeps...
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