When the CIA smuggled drugs into the United States did it feed the black mans hysteria .?

Seems we have the truth that the CIA did in fact smuggle cocaine into America and much of it was converted and sold as crack to black men .

So when blacks say the government sold crack to the black community are they telling a story or the truth .

Could someone have introduced Aids into the African community to reduce the numbers of Africans restoring Whites to power in Africa .

You have to wonder some times if up is really up .

Or, as some of my older friends say, "sometimes I wonder, other times I'm sure..."

I lived in East LA for a couple of years, and got a chance to see what was going on in the drug war, and it wasn't right. At the time, the authorities were big on the so-called "civil forfeiture of assets", which meant that if you were caught with a bunch of property (cars, vcr's, jewelry, cash, whatever) and you didn't have receipts to show where it came from AND proof that you earned all of the money legally, they would take all of the stuff, sell it, and keep all of the money for the war on drugs.

This is a nice little racket if you think about it--introduce an instantly-addictive drug into a target community, knowing that some will spend all of their money on the drug, then start stealing from their neighbors to support the habit, until at some point John Law swoops in on the dealer, takes all the property, and sells it, making no effort to get whatever might have been stolen back to those from whom it was stolen.

Sweet--bring in cheap cocaine, and use it to seize and keep millions of dollars of cash and property from the 'hood.

If you have questions about AIDS, just ask yourself how we would have responded to the crisis if middle-class heterosexual white teenagers had been the primary victims, and not junkies and gays.


'Nuff said?

Histaria and distrust of the government was already pervasive. There are people who also don't trust the government on 9/11, JFK, Pearl Harbor, the USS Maine, and various sundy plots, assassinations, coups, and incidents.