war on drugs

We all have heard how prescription drugs are overtaking other drugs (cocaine, heroine, etc.) as the most dangerous drugs that our youth are taking…but our government isn’t just sitting on the side for this one; they are actually enabling the problem!  Read More »

The United States is building a fence between it an Mexico. Until recently, I was often skeptical of a wall between us and our southern neighbor. I thought, for no reason other than that I had heard this, that it would ineffective. But even more so, I feared a wall would give the U.S. an imperialist, racist, separatist, image.  Read More »

in a nut shell here are some basic reasons to legalize drugs that I will explain

1- Its not Governments place to make them illegal in the first place.
2- Lower Crime rates
3- help develop the third world
4- Save Money and Make Money  Read More »

Think back . . . before the "War for the Whitehouse", before "World of Warcraft", before the "War on Terror" . . . there was the "War on Drugs", that wonderful incredible thing that was supposed to get crack off the streets, end poverty, and make America a magical place to be.  Read More »

Salvia is probably a lot less known than marijuana is, so let me just give a brief description of it. It is a plant, like cannabis, but when smoked has fairly strong hallucinogenic effects. The duration is much unlike cannabis, in that its peak lasts for only about 5 minutes, and the overall "high" is only about a 20 minute affair.  Read More »

Before i write this, i just want to say, as always, this is my opinion, and i dont want to push it on anyone... i just want to say it out. Now for the feature presentation!  Read More »

I was reading this great article on former presidential candidate Ron Paul. I wish that more people would have heard his message because its a pretty good one. He is a libertarian. So he feels that certain decisions should be made by the individual instead of the government.  Read More »

Drug is a dangerous word. Webster defines it as "something and often an illegal substance that causes addiction, habituation, or a marked change in consciousness". When using this vague term, one must be aware that he is talking about a wide variety of substances, ranging from LSD (the anti-christ of the seventies), to Caffeine (did somebody say cocaine?).  Read More »