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Stories by Kevin Zeese

The Catastrophic Iraq Occupation the U.S. Media Rarely Reports: Interview with Dahr Jamail

"The bogus idea that if the U.S. leaves things will worsen is both inherently racist and ignorant."
Posted on Oct 30, 2007

The Futility of Drug Prohibition

The government's war on drugs is never-ending. Instead of enforcing drug prohibition, we should be spending money on treatment and rehab.
Posted on Dec 13, 2006

Will the Rosenthal Case Destroy Federal Medical Marijuana Enforcement?

The disappointing verdict in the Ed Rosenthal case may end up doing more to ignite California voters than a hung jury would have done.
Posted on Feb 9, 2003

Activism Against the US Drug Gulag Grows

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Posted on Nov 7, 2002

Activism Against the US Drug Gulag Grows

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Posted on Nov 7, 2002

Why I Am Willing to Go to Jail For Medical Marijuana

An activist explains why we need to take direct action to stop the government from punishing the seriously ill in order to prop up a failed drug war.
Posted on Jun 7, 2002

Once-Secret "Nixon Tapes" Show Why the U.S. Outlawed Pot

Lumping marijuana, homosexuality, Jews and Commies into one grand conspiracy, a paranoid Richard Nixon launched America's "war on pot" 30 years ago. Here are the tapes to prove it.
Posted on Mar 21, 2002

Enron Style Accounting Hides Real Costs of the Drug War

Taking a page from the Enron Accounting Manual, the drug czar is blatantly underreporting some costs while inflating others to make the drug war seem less expensive and punitive.
Posted on Feb 25, 2002

Bush's New Plan Puts the Drug War on Autopilot

Bush's "new" national strategy for fighting drug abuse offers no significant new approaches to treatment or prevention. It looks like the drug war is on autopilot.
Posted on Feb 13, 2002