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distribute 220 pounds of cocaine. In addition, a former federal prosecutor with whom I
served in the U.S. Attorney’s Office was subsequently convicted, as a practicing criminal
defense attorney, of stealing his client’s cocaine and drug money and then attempting to
arrange for his client’s murder.” (James P Gray, Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed And What
We Can Do About It; A Judical Indictment of the War on Drugs, (Temple University Press
2001) s 73.)
James Ostrowski sier dette om korrupsjonen: ”Drug corruption charges have been leveled
against FBI agents, police officers, prison guards, U.S. customs inspectors, even prosecutors.
In 1986, in New York City's 77th Precinct, twelve police officers were arrested for stealing
and selling drugs. Miami's problem is worse. In June 1986, seven officers there were indicted
for using their jobs to run a drug operation that used murders, threats, and bribery. Add to
that two dozen other cases of corruption in the last three years in Miami alone.” (James
Ostrowski, Has the Time Come to Legalize Drugs? USA Today Magazine 119, July 1990)
Tidligere politisjef Joseph D McNamara sa dette i et avisinnlegg i 1996: ”As someone who
spent 35 years wearing a police uniform, I’ve come to believe that hundreds of thousands of
law enforcement-officers commit felony perjury every year testifying about drug arrests.
These are not cops who take bribes or commit other crimes. Other than routinely lying, they
are law-abiding and dedicated. They don’t feel lying under oath is wrong because politicians
tell them they are engaged in a ‘holy war’ fighting evil. Then, too, the enemy these mostly
white cops are testifying against are poor blacks and Latinos.” (James P Gray, Why Our Drug
Laws Have Failed And What We Can Do About It; A Judical Indictment of the War on Drugs,
(Temple University Press 2001) s 112.)
Norm Stamper, en politimann i 34 år og lederen av Seattles Politi Avdeling, sier dette i et
innleggg i LA Times 4. desember 2005, kalt Legalize drugs — all of them: “As an illicit
commodity, drugs cost and generate extravagant sums of (laundered, untaxed) money, a
powerful magnet for character-challenged police officers. Although small in numbers of
offenders, there isn't a major police force — the Los Angeles Police Department included —
that has escaped the problem: cops, sworn to uphold the law, seizing and converting drugs
to their own use, planting dope on suspects, robbing and extorting pushers, taking up
dealing themselves, intimidating or murdering witnesses.”
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Barry Cooper kommer med dette tallet i et intervju med på Alex Jones, på The Alex Jones
Show 7. Januar 2009. Finnes tilgjengelig på www.googlevideo.
Barry Cooper:
Barry Cooper etterforsket, som politimann, narkotikaforbrytelser i Texas i 8 år. Han var selv
overbevist om at alt hans overordnede lærte han om cannabis var sant, og han trodde derfor
at alle som brukte rusmiddelet var samfunnsfiender som fortjente den behandlingen de fikk.
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