Hell freezes over: White House Drug Czar backs decriminalization

Soros Seeks De-Criminalization

August 29, 2008 (LPAC)--George Soros, who at the age of 14 assisted Adolf Eichmann's program of the mass murder of Jews in Hungary, seeks de-criminalization in Massachusetts.

Associated Press reported yesterday, that "A measure that would decriminalize minor marijuana-possession cases is on the ballot in Massachusetts largely because of one man: billionaire financier and liberal activist George Soros. Of the $429,000 collected last year by the group advancing the measure, $400,000 came from Soros, who has championed similar efforts in several states and spent $24 million to fight President Bush's 2004 re-election bid. The Committee for Sensible Marijuana Policy needed about $315,000 of that just to collect the more than 100,000 signatures that secured a spot on the ballot, according to campaign finance reports reviewed by The Associated Press." LPAC has shown, that Soros recently completed a "hostile takeover" of the Democratic Party, and a forthcoming article in EIR magazine will reportedly show how Soros and company have similarly financially taken over other aspects of the U.S. political process such as petitioning and voter-registration.

Soros Spends $1.4 Million On Drug Decriminalization Ballot Initiative In California

Los Angeles, September 5, 2008 (LPAC)--Fascist drug-pusher George Soros has put $1.4 million behind the passage of a ballot initiative in California, the misnamed Nonviolent Offender Rehabilitation Act, which will be on the November ballot as Proposition 5. While the initiative claims to be about rehabilitation, it is designed to reward drug users who commit crimes, by keeping them out of jail, if they accept drug treatment.

However, while promising rehabilitation, it actually favors continuing drug use, as it allows drug users to continue using drugs while in treatment! As actor Martin Sheen elaborates in an op ed in the Sacramento Bee, in which he opposes the initiative, Soros' bill would prohibit funding of ongoing drug testing, so that the offenders may continue using drugs, while avoiding incarceration. The initiative is being pushed as one to reduce prison overcrowding.

This is the third time Soros has intervened in California to promote drug usage. In 1996, he donated nearly $500,000 to support passage of the state's medical marijuana law; and he gave $1 million in 2000 to back Proposition 36, a "drug treatment" initiative. Soros' backing of Prop. 5 is part of his present global offensive to promote drug usage.

Soros Pushes Drugs On Uribe; Uribe Says "No"

October 18, 2008 (LPAC)--George Soros's hit-squad yesterday launched an assault against Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, the one Ibero-American President who is insisting that legalized "personal consumption" of drugs must be reversed, because it is a cover for increasing drug mob activities. Soros's Human Rights Watch/Americas (HRW) held a press conference yesterday in New York City to release a new report alleging that Uribe is covering up links between his administration and the paramilitaries. BBC TV, naturally, played up the HRW report for all it is worth.

Soros' attack on President Uribe occurs in the context of that Nazi-trained British asset's drive to destroy the legitimate governments of Ibero-America and empower the drug trade networks through legalized drug consumption policies. Soros founded the Latin American Commission on Drugs and Democracy, headed by former Presidents of Brazil, Colombia and Mexico, in April 2008, to lead that drive.

The Commission held its second meeting in Bogota, Colombia on Sept. 4-5, closeting itself behind closed-doors with Soros's personal drug lobby strategist, Ethan Nadelmann. Within weeks, governments fell in line. On Oct. 1 Mexican President Felipe Calderon sent legislation to Congress, to legalize "personal doses" of every narcotic known, including cocaine, heroin and the synthetic killers. On Oct. 13, Honduran President Manuel Zelaya joined the crowd, telling a regional meeting of top anti-narcotics officials, that consumption of "chemical, synthetic and natural" drugs should be legalized, and abusers "educated" on lowering their use. If Argentina's Justice Minister has his way, Argentina will follow suit quickly.

Colombia's Uribe, however, refuses to buckle on this one, pointing out loudly, at home and internationally, that the legalization of "personal doses"--the sophist fraud championed by Soros--has increased drug consumption and provided impunity for the traffickers.

Soros' Doping of America

October 21 2008 (LPAC)-- George Soros is burning money as if he were growing it in his backyard, in order to get dope legalized. There are three states which have some form of marijuana legislation on the ballot next month, and, in total, they have received over $6 million in funding, with Soros himself responsible for almost $2 million of it.

In California is Proposition 5, NORA, the "Nonviolent Offender Rehabilitation Act," which would provide for mandated treatment, instead of prison, for low-level offenders. This is the third initiative Soros has sponsored in California in 12 years; this one drew a rough total of $3.4 million in funds. In Michigan is Proposal 1, a medical marijuana bill which would also allow "patients" the right to grow 12 plants of their own. In Massachusetts is Question 2, which would decriminalize dope, making it a civil offense, punishable with a $100 fine. The Soros-connected Marijuana Policy Project has put $1.2 million into Michigan, and $200,000 into Massachusetts.

Since 1996, Soros-led ballot initiatives have managed to legalize "medical marijuana" in 11 states, beginning with California's Proposition 215. The exact wording of each of these varies, but many of these (like Michigan's) include a provision that "patients" can raise their own dope, as well as consume it. Despite their promoters' insistence that these are not "drug legalization" efforts, subsequent "follow-on" amendments and revisions tell otherwise.

Next month, residents of Oakland, Calif., will have a chance to vote on a local initiative, Proposition JJ, which will "remove the limits" on the amount of "medicine" that one person can cultivate, and establish "collectives" for overview, instead of state regulators. In Oregon, the number of medical marijuana "cardholders" has jumped 23% (to almost 20,000) in the last year, and police seizures of plants from unauthorized "medicine men" have jumped from 248 to 1,507. Paul Stanford, head of the local Hemp & Cannabis Foundation, waxes philosophical, noting, "Of course, the real solution is to legalize it."

how can you expect me to stretch my attention span like that

it lasts 20 minutes at best

but my personal beliefs on this issue are that weed mushrooms and DMT should be legal everything else is fine at it's current legal status

and if you disagree please don't have an extremely long response

because i wont be able to read it all

fortunately mass addictions don't happen when drugs are decriminalized or legalized like in other countries. drug use will go down and so will the drug pushers.

uh, remember needle park in Switzerland? Everyone and anyone could go there and do anything. Well, it was a disaster...I watched some films where many young people just overdosed and lay dying in the middle of the park. Now weed, I am from the 60s...I think it is far better than the deadly curse of alcohol. You just cannot over do it because it is proven to kill you motivation. But as a w/end cocktail...I would love it. It makes you so mellow...just don't drive because you generally go 2 mph!LOL

where are you getting these articles?

if its corporate media i should slap you.

i totally agree

i don't drink
i stick to weed

i do community service
i am a good citizen
i am not hurting anybody
why do i deserve 6 months probation or time in jail

"John Walters for backing a Mexican government proposal that would remove criminal penalties for possession of small amounts of marijuana."

it depends on how much a small amount is

Why the hell would the drug cartels want to legalize drugs?? That would severely cut their profits. I think you're on dope dope!

the only reason cartels exist is the illegality of their product.

cause and effect.