Kevin Booth Exposes CIA Controlled Drug Running Business in Latest Dvd on the Alex Jones Show 3/4

Published October 12, 2012

Kevin Booth Exposes CIA Controlled Drug Running Business in Latest Dvd on The Alex Jones Show 3/4 – Alex talks with film and video director, producer, and musician Kevin Booth. Booth’s film, American Drug War – The Last White Hope, has won three consecutive awards for “Best Feature Length Documentary” and was featured on Showtime. In his latest film, How Weed Won the West, Booth traces the fight against Federal drug regulation in the State of California. He interviews radio host Alex Jones, former drug dealers, real-life gang members, legal-weed pitch men, activists and advocates to find the truth. www.kevinbooth.com prisonplanet.tv infowars.com [[ How Weed Won The West ]] In the follow-up to his ground-breaking documentary ‘American Drug War,’ filmmaker Kevin Booth traces the fight against Federal drug regulation in the State of California. A public majority has spoken and said yes to states rights, allowing for the use of medicinal marijuana and opening up a new front in controversial medicinal ‘dispensaries.’ While users herald the freedom of legally-licensed “weed,” powerful forces at the DEA and law enforcement haven’t given up their federal enforcement power yet. Many dispensaries have been raided, targeting their distribution of marijuana and challenging their authority to rise into legitimate business. In the backdrop of this public dispute is the Dark Alliance– where governments handle the volume of drug trafficking and work with cartels and drug dealers to manage the drug flow. Just like the prohibition of alcohol, drugs have thrived on their illicit appeal …

KPD: State wiretap leads to bust of 31 people on drug charges

Filed under: California Drug Use

Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch describes Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012 how investigators spent two years working to crack a drug-dealing network that stretched from East Tennessee to California. The investigation led to the indictment of 31 people on …
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