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POPSThe best secret government money can buy I hate cocaine and heroin ...It's a killer. And our own Gov't deals...I wonder about all those poppy fields in Afghanistan with the troops just walkin by while the CIA makes deals with the warlords and growers to finance their Renditions.
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POPSComments on Haloscan Hooks some Big ones If anyone wants to get things off there chest follow the political comments made on Haloscan...there are a few who could use a good talking to. That way we can be civil on Clipmarks...maybe.
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POPSmeth crime Drugs and crime are often related, When a person is "high" he can commit any crime due to not being in senses.I wonder why people don’t think about it.
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POPScrime substance Theft, in many forms, is the most common type of crime committed to support heroin addiction.There are many surprising facts of drugs on this page, worth bookmarking.
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POPScannabis crime I never thought marijuana can be that much harmful and disastrous, it is stated on this website " In fact, this is the most used illegal drug in the United States with nearly 69 million Americans over the age of 12 having tried it. Oddly enough, It is also the largest crop in California."
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POPScocaine crime These numbers have made me think about the prohibition times; I know it will be almost impossible to go back to those “happy days” but I think it will be possible to decrease the consume by raising the alcohol taxes.
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POPSmarijuana crime Here is another interesting article about the relationship between drugs and murders; everybody knows these two are related from “childhood” and here are some interesting facts and statistics.
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POPSFBI Wanted Obama Plotters Charged, But A Rove Appointee Said No Cont.... Note the language used by Eid in dismissing the gravity of the case: the case isn't serious because they were "more aspirational, perhaps, than operational"? Well, when it was the Liberty Seven -- black Muslim men who were described by the FBI as "aspirational rather than operational" -- there was no hesitation by the Justice Department in bringing charges. Another funny thing: When a black man in prison sent a threatening letter containing baby powder to John McCain, Troy Eid brought down the full force of the law, complete with press conferences and public declarations that "We won't stand for threats of this kind in Colorado." But when it’s a claque of white men with rifles, disguises, and all the accoutrement of a conspiracy – as well as open admissions to it – Troy Eid isn’t worried. After all, they just a bunch of harmless, tweakers, right? … Just like little Timmy McVeigh.
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POPSWebsite for Nerds Well they may be nerds, but I am nosey and a clipper. This site has a lot of info, with a lot of traffic. The comments alone are for each article reaches in the 100's...so somebody must know something... :)
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POPSThe Mafia, the CIA and Bush Sr. When you consider that Reagan was probably out of it from Day One of his term and that Bill Clinton is a close associate of George Bush Sr., the Bush crime syndicate has been influencing when not outright running the executive branch continuously since 1980, which, perhaps not so coincidentally, marks the earliest days of the credit bubble the economy is now having serious trouble digesting.
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POPSScottsdale police use Twitter to keep updated Anyone can view alerts online at Twitter.com a free service that relays information on the Web. In addition, people may subscribe to text-message updates on mobile phones or instant messages on a range of devices from Twitter, said Sgt. Mark Clark, public information officer for the Scottsdale Police Department.
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POPSYouth, violence, illiteracy The lack of functional literacy is blamed for violence amongst young people, leaving them unable to respond effectively emotionally laden situations. It is suggested that an emphasis on testing and targets leads to teachers providing a minimal imput wrt literacy skills.
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POPSKaradzic brings Humor in The Court Twelve and a half years ago, when the corpses in these mass graves were still fresh, the arrest of Radovan Karadzic might have made a difference. True, the world knew even then that the so-called president of the breakaway Serb region of Bosnia and Herzegovina was more the foreman than the architect of the worst massacres in Europe since World War II: the siege of Sarajevo, which killed at least 10,000 people, and the slaughter at Srebrenica, which killed more than 7,000 men, some of whose bodies had filled the site at Glogova. It was former Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic, who died in jail in 2006, who had hatched and orchestrated the overall plan for the ethnic cleansing and violent division of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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