Who is the Drug Policy Alliance?

The Stanislaus County Insider

“George Soros is so pivotal to the British opium war operations …. whether in Afghanistan/Pakistan, or in Mexico and other parts of the Western Hemisphere, that no victory is possible in either of these areas, so long as Soros is allowed to operate. …There is no hope for Afghanistan or Pakistan, so long as the drug trade is allowed to flourish.” (LaRouche, Dope, Inc.)

“The most direct way to shut down that trade, and establish the necessary conditions for a viable policy for South and Central Asia, is to first eliminate George Soros. Shut down his offshore operations, remove him from any access to the American political process. Cart him off to jail.” (LaRouche, Dope, Inc)

So here we are with the enemy in our camp, controlling the government(s) that were elected first and foremost to protect us from harm. While addiction to drugs is a preventable disease, not only does the government do little or nothing to prevent the disease, they allow the source of the disease (i.e. Soros and the DPA) free access to kids and the nation to keep the dollars flowing.

Soros himself said it best in his book the Bubble of American Supremacy in stating “The primary responsibility for the protection of its people lies with the state itself, and … prevention is the single most important dimension of the responsibility to protect.” I recall he also said sooner or later if the government fails to protect the people, the people will revolt. Are we there yet?

The Drug Policy Alliance is George Soros.

ROGER MORGAN is Chairman and Executive Director of the Coalition for A Drug-Free California has been an entrepreneur and businessman in California for 30 years. Formerly, he was Vice President of Volvo of America and General Manager of Volvo Penta of America; and engaged in sales, marketing and dealer administration with Caterpillar Tractor Company and Caterpillar Overseas. He is a graduate of Colorado College (1963) and The Thunderbird Graduate School of Global Management (1964). He was Founding Chairman of the Coronado SAFE Foundation, a non-profit dealing with drug prevention; prior Board Member of the San Diego Prevention Coalition; member of the National Coalition for Student Drug Testing; Co-Founder of Californians for Drug-Free Schools and Special Advisor to the Golden Rule Society in Coronado. His passion for drug prevention stems from two step-children who became drug addicted at age 12 and 14 roughly 29 years ago, and two nephews who died from drug related causes.