The quiet period in the Drug War. Two through to the Great Smoke-In of the Sixties. From the Sixties to the end of the millennium. Presidents Nixon and Reagan. Thurgood Marshall's cry of anguish about dragnet testing for drugs.
Federal judge resigns in protest over mandatory sentences.
The ideas the writer got from the kids. Tea, coffee, chocolate, sugar, alcohol and cigarettes. Our unsustainable environment. The damage done by generating the power we need, and the pressing need for a solution. Eighty per cent of the wealth of humankind is invested in getting or distributing power.