Read the original story. Then watch the video: Subsequent reporting. See also Radley Balko.
Tag: The War On (Some Classes of People Who Use Some) Drugs
Some radical Trotskyites on the Kentucky Supreme Court decided to ignore the new, annotated Federalist Society version of the Constitution, which includes the crucial provision “please disregard
Pretty much everything Caple says here is right, but this is especially important: I would agree more with your pompous Hall of Fame voting stance if it weren’t so hypocritical, inconsistent and
This is genuinely fascinating: When police found a russian-engineered submarine under construction on the outskirts of landlocked Bogota last week, one senior officer swore they had stumbled on “irrefutable proof of the presence of the Russian mafia” in Colombia. Before the 100ft vessel could be bolted together in order to “run silent, run deep” with […]
Given that this particular manifestation of the War On (Some Classes of People Who Use Some) Drugs has resulted in another federal prosecution, this research by Eric Walker couldn’t be more esse
The measure was introduced by Dianne Feinstein as a replacement bill for the Hysterical Moral Panic Act of 2009. Our incredible offers for 70-579 and MB7-849 study guides prepare you well for the fina
This is incomparably awesome: Via Duss.
LCS-1 USS Freedom has now seized upwards of 3/4 ton cocaine. At a street value of $20000/kilo, that’s roughly $15 million. If the Navy just sold that cocaine instead of uselessly destroying it,
Eli Lake and I talk QDR, and Long Wars against abstractions. Here we venture into the War on Drugs:
Thank heavens, that after years of fluffing incompetents and war criminals, Brian Williams has discovered the gumption to attack History’s Second Greatest Monster for his role in the Worst Scandal In Known Human History. When History’s Greatest Monster finally confesses I assume Williams will take the whole 22 minutes.
Allen Barra and Will Weiss say much of what needs to be said about Toure’s review of three books largely about steroids in baseball. (Amazingly, a second Times review has considered and uncritic
While I was wondering how much I could quote from his pay site and be within the boundaries of fair use, I see via Neyer that Bill James’s excellent article on baseball and steroids is now avail