[…] is Lobster to Covert Action that they waited until issue 33? 34? before referring to us at all.’ *new* America’s opioid disaster ‘When a judge ordered the DEA to share the statistics, they revealed that the drug distributors had overwhelmed America with 76 billion oxycodone and hydrocodone pills from 2006 to 2012.’8 This theme […]
[PDF file]: […] withdrew from LSD production but he was still Available as a free PDF at . 2 arrested in the roundup of Brotherhood members by the FBI and DEA that took place in 1973. He was subsequently sentenced to twenty years imprisonment – later reduced to ten. Nick Sand jumped bail, fled to Canada and […]
[PDF file]: […] of US drug law enforcement (part 2).2 Then in part 3 he uses previous interviews and articles to explain the interrelationships between the CIA business and the DEA business and how they led to the Homeland Security business. Part 4 is devoted to the various ways in which everything known from parts 1–3 are […]
[PDF file]: […] support sought and readily given by the both corporate sectors in combatting Cuba’s revolution. One of the executive functions of the secret police and ‘invisible armies’ (CIA, DEA, FBI, et al.) is to manage relations between the state and these two competing and yet interlocking corporate blocks. 14 Barack Obama, address of 17 December […]
[PDF file]: […] loser in the English system. Michael Heseltine also espouses this approach – and never became leader of the Conservative Party. George Brown and his team at the DEA in 1964-1966 thought the same. All have come to nothing. Perhaps Alex Salmon will succeed in Scotland in the near future where they have failed. From […]
[PDF file]: […] and early sixties the Conservatives began to think about ways of getting more growth out of the economy without impeding the overseas lobby. Economic planning, an i dea largely imported from France, which was perceived to have outperformed the UK, began to be considered; but the framework had barely been put in place before […]
