Tag Archives: Mexico

Analyzing the Illicit and Licit Opium and Cocaine Markets, US Government Protection and Distribution, and the Correlation Between GDP, Smuggling Routes, Drug laws, and Addiction

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As stated countries that are the primary sources of lethal drugs are generally poor, addiction there is not very prevalent, drugs there are cheap, and they only become valuable when […]

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Gentrification, Terrorism, and the Real Reasons for the Selective Criminalization of Drugs

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Many rich, powerful people have always wanted poor people out of their neighborhoods to reduce their political involvement, organization, presence, and awareness of economic inequities. And when money determines the […]

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The TPP, TTIP, TiSA, CETA, NAFTA, and other “Free-trade” Disasters

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A quarter of a million people took to the streets of Berlin last month to protest the TTIP and CETA trade accords. Corporations have consolidated their power in the recent […]

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