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In the discussion thread: 'War on drugs' has failed, say Latin American leaders [View all]

Sun Apr 8, 2012, 07:41 AM

8. Right, good point.

Guatemala is such a messed up country (thanks, CIA and right wing oligarchs), but I have been intensely curious about Perez Molina's pronouncements of late.

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17 replies	Author	Time	Post
'War on drugs' has failed, say Latin American leaders [View all]	alp227	Apr 2012	OP
This guy is making way to much sense.	Arctic Dave	Apr 2012	#1
And in other news water is wet.	cstanleytech	Apr 2012	#2
When you have an international hegemony dedicated to the opposite proposition, then it is news.	JackRiddler	Apr 2012	#16
I didnt say it wasnt news, its just not "new" news because its been known for decades that	cstanleytech	Apr 2012	#17
It disturbs me when a right wing, military leader, and former...	a la izquierda	Apr 2012	#3
I wonder who he is afraid of.	bemildred	Apr 2012	#4
Right, good point.	a la izquierda	Apr 2012	#8
Yes.	bemildred	Apr 2012	#9
I'm a historian of the region...	a la izquierda	Apr 2012	#12
Yeah, I read history, but news is another matter.	bemildred	Apr 2012	#14
They should be regulated. The people who use hard drugs should have altered license plates	truthisfreedom	Apr 2012	#5
Oh or about little patches say in the shape of a star of david on their clothing!!!	cstanleytech	Apr 2012	#6
It is already illegal to drive when impaired, for any reason.	bemildred	Apr 2012	#7
Are you talking about what to do if drugs are legalized?	lunatica	Apr 2012	#10
Should that also be extended to those who use antidepressants, psychoactives, cold medication,	Tom Ripley	Apr 2012	#11
It's good that some political leaders can admit this.	Uncle Joe	Apr 2012	#13
the sky is blue?! NO WAY	starfox172	Apr 2012	#15

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