Showing posts with label War on Drugs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label War on Drugs. Show all posts

Friday, June 9, 2017

The Sacred Plant: Healing Secrets Exposed - 7-part Docu-series


The Sacred Plant: Healing Secrets Exposed  -  7-part Docu-series
Uploaded on Jun 6, 2017


Welcome to the first episode of the eye-opening documentary series "The Sacred Plant: Healing Secrets Exposed".

This episode is entitled: The Sacred Plant...Revealed.

This is the largest and most comprehensive series ever produced on the topic of plant medicine.

Each episode is up 24 hours for you to watch FREE, starting June 7th. We will be showing 7 episodes in 7 days.

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If you or a loved one is looking to prevent, treat and even beat a life threatening disease, this eye-opening docu-series will provide you with the tools you need to make informed and empowered decisions about the health of you and your family.

What you'll learn in this episode:

* You’ll discover the name of The Sacred Plant as well as some background on it.

* You’ll meet the doctors who appear throughout the series.

* You’ll learn about a new system in the body that was only recently discovered and how it works together with The Sacred Plant.

* You’ll hear about “The War on The Sacred Plant” — how it started and how it has negatively affected millions of people.

* Plus, you’ll meet Amber, Kristin, and Patricia and hear their personal stories, including what they suffer from and how The Sacred Plant has helped them.


The Sacred Plant: Healing Secrets: Episode 1

History of Cannabis Sativa and using it for healing Cancer and managing chronic health conditions


https://youtu.be/wb0fcOoemNc

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Monday, March 7, 2016

The Disastrous Legacy Of Nancy Reagan’s ‘Just Say No’ Campaign by Aviva Shen | Think Progress

The Disastrous Legacy Of Nancy Reagan’s ‘Just Say No’ Campaign by Aviva Shen | Think Progress

CREDIT: AP Photo/Barry Thumma
Nancy Reagan died at the age of 94.

In what is perhaps Nancy Reagan’s most well-known cultural contribution, the First Lady stared gravely into the camera and told the American people to “Just Say No.”


“Our job is never easy because drug criminals are ingenious,” she said in the 1986 address. “They work everyday to plot a new and better way to steal our children’s lives, just as they’ve done by developing this new drug, crack. For every door that we close, they open a new door to death.”
And then the famous line: “Say yes to your life. And when it comes to drugs and alcohol just say no.”


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQXgVM30mIY


Nancy Reagan passed away Sunday at the age of 94 after suffering congestive heart failure, according to the Reagan Library. Along with her involvement in the Reagan administration’s efforts to fight AIDS in Africa, she will likely be remembered best for her ad campaign to prevent teenagers from using drugs.


Decades after the First Lady’s address to the nation, “Just Say No” is best known as a punchline. It also became emblematic of her husband’s War on Drugs. “Just Say No” was the cultural, family-oriented prong of the White House’s assault on America’s drug problem.


The problem was, “just saying no” to drugs didn’t actually work.


DARE, the most widespread educational program operating under the “just say no” philosophy, was essentially a failure at dissuading young people from doing drugs. DARE brought law enforcement officers into classrooms once a week or so to tell young people why they should stay away from drugs. But researchers found that teenagers who were enrolled in the program were just as likely to use drugs as those who did not receive this training, according to Scientific American.


Programs that did make a difference acknowledged the difficulty of just saying no, coaching kids on how to handle social expectation and peer pressure. “They teach students the social skills they need to refuse drugs and give them opportunities to practice these skills with other students—for example, by asking students to play roles on both sides of a conversation about drugs, while instructors coach them about what to say and do,” Scientific American explained. “In addition, programs that work take into account the importance of behavioral norms: they emphasize to students that substance use is not especially common and thereby attempt to counteract the misconception that abstaining from drugs makes a person an oddball.”


Instead of convincing kids not to use drugs, the hysteria around drug use by young people helped create some of the most destructive mechanisms of mass incarceration.


Fears of children getting addicted to drugs gave rise to the school-to-prison pipeline. Shortly after the First Lady launched her Just Say No campaign, Congress passed the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act in 1986, mandating zero tolerance for any drugs or alcohol found on public school grounds. That brought police officers into schools. Those police officers then started arresting students not only for drug possession but also for minor school code infractions, such as throwing Skittles or violating the dress code.


Black and Latino kids are far more likely to be arrested at school for these kinds of offenses. Once they enter the juvenile justice system, their ability to graduate from high school, get a job, and stay out of the criminal justice system as adults essentially vanishes.


Another idea that came out of the fears of youth drug abuse were drug-free zones. These zones were meant to keep drug dealers from selling to children by enhancing penalties for dealing near schools or other places children go. But the no-go areas have become so expansive that they have criminalized entire cities — and generally failed to keep dealers away.


The fears behind “Just Say No” are close to obsolete today, as marijuana legalization becomes a reality in more and more states. In fact, successful state legalization campaigns targeted middle class parents, much like Nancy Reagan’s ad campaign did. And some of those parents’ interests have changed. Rather than battle drugs, many parents are now fighting for their right to give medical marijuana to their children for chronic illnesses.


Thursday, July 16, 2015

Dillon Read & Co. Inc. & the Aristocracy of Prison Profits by Catherine Austin Fitts

Catherine Austin Fitts


  "...And so I decided it was time to lay down a few ground rules

that would help newcomers understand what was involved with working with me. I said:


    “Gentlemen, I am obedient to the laws of God and there is nothing that you can say or do that will cause me to violate them. If that means that I am going to jail, then I am going to jail, if only to organize the last group of entrepreneurs I need to run the country when the government collapses. Because if people like me are going to prison, then it is only a matter of time until this government fails.”


Interestingly enough, the lawyer who threatened me, told me many months later that this was the moment in which he realized that we were going to win..."   


~Catherine Austin-Fitts



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No matter how much I have heard, read about, or seen with my own eyes regarding blatant corruption by those in high positions in Government, in Corporate management, or in Finance, I am always astonished at the sheer greed, disrespect, callousness, and outright Sociopathic tendencies of these "men", who garner success at the expense of the good, intelligent and trusting common, intelligent and honest business person. What disgust me even more is the pride they take in their deceptive ability to gain via subterfuge. Money, power, control are the spoils of the heartless.  How can that not feel empty and wrong to them?


I have long admired Catherine Austen-Fitts, and this story helps us to understand how the world, and in particular, the Good Ol' Boy Corporate America, came to be what it is today, and how interwoven everything became, like a spider web. Fascinating expose from one of the few women and one of the few people with integrity to have served in positions of power at a company that played a key role in the power shifts of Corporate America. We see her thought process and what she was up against as the status quo shifted from people doing what is right and best, to people doing what served not only the self, but the Corporate Personhood, The Government, the Drug Cartels, etc. and those willing to wheel and deal to feed her growing thirst for power.


~Phoenix Boulay



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Dillon Read & Co. Inc. & the Aristocracy of Prison Profits
by Catherine Austin Fitts

http://www.dunwalke.com/


Table of Contents

http://www.dunwalke.com/contents.htm


Why I Wrote This Story

Introduction:
http://www.dunwalke.com/introduction.htm


A tapeworm injects chemicals into a host that causes the host to crave what is good for the tapeworm. In America, we despair for our deterioration, but we crave the next injection of chemicals from the Tapeworm ...    


1. Brady, Bush, Bechtel & “the Boys”
http://www.dunwalke.com/1_Brady_Bush_Bechtel.htm
Dillon Read’s Chairman, Nicholas F. Brady, was considered one of George H. W. Bush’s most intimate friends and advisors ...    


2. A Rothschild Man
http://www.dunwalke.com/2_Rothschild_Man.htm
The French Rothschilds, in response to the nationalization of Banque Rothschild by President Mitterrand, moved significant operations and focus to the U.S. ...    


3. RJR Nabisco
http://www.dunwalke.com/3_RJR_Nabisco.htm
In 1984 and 1985, Dillon Read helped RJR merge with Nabsico Brands, making the combined RJR Nabisco one of the world’s largest consumer products corporations ...    


4. Narco Dollars in the 1980s — Mena, Arkansas; South Central L.A.
http://www.dunwalke.com/4_Narco_Dollars.htm
Gary Webb’s "Dark Alliance" story was persuasive that the U.S. government and their allies were involved in narcotics trafficking ...    


5. Leveraged Buyouts
http://www.dunwalke.com/5_Leveraged_Buyouts.htm
Perhaps KKR had simply sheltered one of the world's premier money laundering networks and, behind the veil of a private company, taken this network to a whole new level ...    


6. A Parting of the Ways
http://www.dunwalke.com/6_A_Parting_of_the_Ways.htm
That was when I decided that we might be losing sight of the line between financial engineering and financial fraud. I left the boardroom to make a call to Washington, D.C. There was nothing else to learn at Dillon Read ...    


7. “HUD is a Sewer”
http://www.dunwalke.com/7_HUD_is_a_Sewer.htm
When I told Nick Brady in 1989 that I was going to work at HUD, he said, “You can’t go to HUD — HUD is a sewer.”    


8. Dillon’s Investment in Cornell
http://www.dunwalke.com/8_Dillon_Investment_in_Cornell.htm
To understand Dillon’s investments in Cornell it is essential to understand who governed Dillon Read, who at Dillon invested personally, as well as who at Dillon helped to govern the venture funds that invested in Cornell ...    


9. Cornell Corrections
http://www.dunwalke.com/9_Cornell_Corrections.htm
Cornell arranged for the prison to be constructed by Brown & Root of Houston, Texas, a subsidiary of Halliburton.
   

10. The Clinton Administration: Progressives for For-Profit Prisons
http://www.dunwalke.com/10_Clinton_Administration.htm
The Clinton Administration took the groundwork laid by Nixon, Reagan and Bush and embraced the promotion of federal support for police, enforcement and the War on Drugs with a passion that was hard to understand ...    


11. Hamilton Securities Group
http://www.dunwalke.com/11_Hamilton_Securities.htm
One of Hamilton Securities’ goals was to map out how the flows of money worked in the U.S. and create software tools that would make this information accessible to communities ...    


12. A Note on Protecting the Brand with Dirty Tricks
http://www.dunwalke.com/12_Protecting_the_Brand_with_Dirty_Tricks.htm
The supremacy of the central banking-warfare investment model that has ruled our planet for the last 500 years depends on being able to combine the high margin profits of organized crime with a low cost of capital ...    


13. “You are Going to Prison” — 1996
http://www.dunwalke.com/12_Protecting_the_Brand_with_Dirty_Tricks.htm
One day I was a wealthy entrepreneur with a successful business and money in the bank. The next day I was hunted, business assets seized, living through eighteen audits and investigations, a smear campaign directed not just at me but also members of my family ...    


14. Enforcement Terrorism — 1997
http://www.dunwalke.com/14_Enforcement_Terrorism.htm
My favorite Judge Sporkin quote was his retort from the bench, something to the effect of “I disagree with the law and if you have a problem with that, take it up with Congress.”
   

15. Dillon Read — Cashing Out on Cornell
http://www.dunwalke.com/15_Cashing_Out_on_Cornell.htm
These are the kind of profits you get when you buy stock for a price of $3.8 million and several years later sell that stock for $29.9 million — or an almost 800% increase on your investment ...    


16. Financial Coup d’Etat — 1998
http://www.dunwalke.com/16_Financial_Coup_d-Etat.htm
In June of 1999, Richard Grasso, Chairman of the New York stock exchange, went to Colombia to visit a Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia Commander to encourage him to reinvest in the New York Stock Exchange ...
   

17. Private Banking & the Profitable Liquidation of Every Place
http://www.dunwalke.com/17_Private_Banking.htm
An all-to-familiar impersonal financial mechanism was now in place that created yet another incentive system with global reach, to drive the financial returns of investors up by driving down the Popsicle Index of faceless people and communities, far removed.
   

18. Through the Via Dolorosa
http://www.dunwalke.com/18_Through_the_Via_Dolorosa.htm
The Via Dolorosa is the street in the Old City of Jerusalem which Jesus is said to have walked on the way to his crucifixion. It means “the way of grief.”    



This article was originally published by Narco News
           

© 2006-2007 Catherine Austin Fitts


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