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| Welcome back to the Alex Jones Show. | |
| I'm David Knight, your host today, and we're going to go back to what I was just talking about in the last segment, the Washington Post article saying that the pot business may be legal in many states, but now the U.S. Postal Service is sending out notifications to newspapers that they cannot run ads for what is has been declared in their state as a legal business. | |
| And this brings up a core issue on how we get our freedom back. | |
| Many people on the right get motivated by guns. | |
| Many people on the left get motivated by this insane war on drugs. | |
| We've got a drug czar who went on CBS 60 Minutes this last Sunday and said, don't call me a drug czar. | |
| He says, reminds me of... | |
| An authoritarian approach he doesn't like. | |
| I'm putting words in his mouth. | |
| What he says is, go quote, it's failed policies and failed practices for the last 44 years that this has been involved with us. | |
| And I have to say to the conservatives who support this insane failed policy that... | |
| This is a U.N. agenda. | |
| You need to understand where this is coming from. | |
| You need to understand why they did this. | |
| And of course, he talks about it in terms of it being failed. | |
| He says it's given us a costly, bloated prison system. | |
| It has failed to curtail Americans' drug habits. | |
| Yeah, that's the obvious outcome about it. | |
| But also understand that this has given us a militarized police force to fight this war that they have declared on American users. | |
| This is far worse. | |
| Then alcohol prohibition. | |
| They never went after the users with that. | |
| They never militarized the police with that. | |
| It didn't last that long. | |
| Interestingly, though, it was done constitutionally, unlike this. | |
| Now, when we go back to the story, this is what brings up the interesting legal issues. | |
| They point out that in November, in Portland, the postal district there issued a memo to newspaper publishers telling them they're breaking the law by running ads for pot and then using the U.S. mail to deliver their papers. | |
| Well, what about that? | |
| Democrats in the state were upset about that. | |
| They said the agency should respect the voters' decisions to legalize pot. | |
| Well, why would they respect that? | |
| They don't respect the Constitution they swore to. | |
| They said in this article from the Washington Post, there's a twist. | |
| The Postal Service apparently has no authority to stop the mailers if their publications contain pot ads. | |
| The new policy directs postmasters to send a report to the local Postal Inspection Service, the law enforcement arm of the... | |
| Well, guess what? | |
| Not only do they not have any authority to do anything about this, they don't have any authority for their entire prohibition war. | |
| Just as I said, how did we get two of the 20-some-odd amendments that are in the Constitution? | |
| One of them gave specific authority to outlaw alcohol. | |
| Why did they need that? | |
| Why did they go to all the trouble to create a constitutional amendment? | |
| It's because there is no authority for the federal government to prohibit anything. | |
| Understand that, anything. | |
| And that includes your prescription drugs with the FDA, because the FDA has got their own prohibition program going as well. | |
| So they have this illegal war on drugs. | |
| We've got two constitutional amendments. | |
| It's one of them to prohibit, give them the power and the authority to prohibit alcohol. | |
| Another one, To revoke that. | |
| Those are two of the 20-some-odd amendments, but we don't have any amendment for pot. | |
| We don't have one for heroin or cocaine or any of these things. | |
| Now, the interesting thing that this guy had to say, as I pointed out, was, okay, we've got a giant prison system. | |
| Yeah, talk about it being bloated. | |
| We've got more people per capita than any country in the history of the world, many times more than you see in authoritarian regimes like China. | |
| And it hasn't done anything to get people off drugs, but it's given us a militarized police force. | |
| It's given us corrupted law enforcement and court systems where they act as thieves on the road with the fiction of civil asset forfeiture where they do not give you due process. | |
| They say, no, this is a civil action. | |
| I'm coming after your property. | |
| You see them saying the U.S. versus a stack of cash and certain denominations, the U.S. versus a car, the U.S. versus a plane. | |
| They just steal your property under the legal fiction, and it is total fiction, That somehow it was involved in this crime. | |
| That is a lie. | |
| That is an Alice in Wonderland lie. | |
| It has absolutely corrupted our legal system. | |
| It has turned our police who use this, who often fund their police departments off of this, it has turned them into highway robbers. | |
| It has also given a lucrative monopoly to organize crime. | |
| And it has had, not only has it not stopped drug use, but understand that just like alcohol, it has increased the intensity of what they're trying to prohibit. | |
| It always does that. | |
| And it increases the diversity and the availability of it when you create a black market out of something. | |
| And so this guy comes back, and he comes at it from a perspective. | |
| This is Michael Botticelli. | |
| He's now the current drug czar. | |
| And he says that he takes this position because he was once an alcoholic. | |
| Now, how did he get off of that? | |
| Would he have been saved by an amendment to prohibit alcohol? | |
| No, of course he wouldn't. | |
| But he went through it with... | |
| He had to confront this. | |
| He says he was arrested. | |
| He lost his apartment. | |
| He lost all of his money. | |
| The judge said to him, well, you can continue to lose everything and go to jail or you can get some help. | |
| And at that point, he went to AA. And he talks about how we need to treat this as a medical issue. | |
| Exactly right. | |
| But he will not stop treating it like it's a law enforcement issue. | |
| That's the problem. | |
| That's the lie. | |
| They're trying to save face. | |
| By talking about this, because they don't want you to realize they have no legal authority. | |
| Stay with us. | |
| with us we'll be right back. | |
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