America's corrupt War On Drugs: and the People, details years of drug smuggling by people working for, or by, agents of the U.S. government, known to and covered up by Department of Justice personnel, members of Congress, and mainstream media personnel. Also, while simultaneously setting up for long prison terms people innocent of drug charges, using planted evidence or paid witnesses engaging in perjury. Massive amount of insider information from former government agents and former drug smugglers.
This information-packed book contains the information in the first edition and considerably more, including drug smuggling in the Texas National Guard with Mexican drug cartels. The matter of drug smuggling, its victims in the United States, is still the issue affecting all Americans as it was in the past. Attention has been focused on still other and very serious matters. But Americans as victims still exist. The book details information discovered and conveyed to the author by government agents, former drug smugglers, former Mafia figures.
Sampling of issues detailed and documented in that book:
Years of drug smuggling into the United States by people in or associated with the CIA, and with the knowledge or direction of many other people in government offices, including the White House.
Drug smuggling activities in Governor Bill Clinton's Arkansas.
Secret CIA financial institutions dealing in drugs.
Anatomy of a covert CIA airline and its drug transport activities.
CIA drug smuggling protected by Department of Justice personnel and 16 U.S. intelligence agencies.
U.S. Customs and DEA's complicity in drug smuggling.
FBI veteran reveals CIA-Mafia drug ties.
Montana drug smuggling and FBI complicity.
United Airlines pilot to drug smuggler to government betrayal.
Mexico's involvement in drug smuggling.
Attractive blonde and discovery of Bush's drug ties.
Involvement of Texas National Guard personnel in drug smuggling with Gulf Cartel.
Perils of anyone exposing CIA drug smuggling.
How innocent people, including elderly widows, are fraudulent set up by government agents and government informants for drug-related crimes and then sent to federal prison, showing how anyone, including the readers, can be easily put into the same life-destroying situation.
The cover-ups of these crimes by media people, members of Congress, DOJ personnel.
How these crimes constituted crimes against the United States, perpetrated by those paid and entrusted to prevent such offenses.
The book shows the corrupt role of people in government relating to drug crimes.
This book was first published with the title of Drugging America, then went to the second edition, before being retitled, America's Corrupt War on Drugs.