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.
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[[ 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, and doomed millions of non-violent offenders to incarceration and prosecution. Now, those swearing by the healing power of medicinal marijuana as well as those who simply refuse to be outlawed by a hypocritical rogue government are daring to stand up and declare that the violence, corruption and uncontrolled flow of drugs is due to the prohibition of the substance, not the substance itself.

Big Pharma has put millions of non-"drug" users on hallucinogenic prescription drugs and instituted new forms of addiction and dependency, challenging our outdated notions that is only "illegal" drugs doing harm to our people.

The State of California, in a key position to assert its 10th Amendment rights under the Constitution, has pushed the issue to a tipping point. The bankrupt government hopes to capitalize on taxation of a legal and prosperous marijuana trade that could, ironically, fight off big government and offer free humanity new hope. Whether or not you love or loathe marijuana or the drug culture, everyone needs to fight for a more peaceful solution to the drug dilemma. How can we best manage the reality of drug use and minimize the harm to individuals and society at large? Clearly seventy years plus has proven that the drug war has the wrong approach.

In How Weed Won the West, filmmaker Kevin Booth dares to tackle these difficult questions. He infiltrates psuedo-legal California growers, investigates DEA raids on licensed dispensaries and even undertakes to sample the disputed 'medicine' for himself. He interviews radio host Alex Jones, former drug dealers, real-life gang members, legal-weed pitch men, activists and advocates to find the truth.

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[bobdole57]

Alcohol, in my opinion at least, is clearly more dangerous and destructive than marijuana.

But thats not even the point, the point is, why is it any damn business of the government at all? LEAVE US ALONE.

[Nathaniel Manzi]

it needs to be FULLY legalized. like alcohol is.. how much more useful is alcohol? what medicinal value does it have?! we can have alcohol for pure recreation.. knowing full well how it can kill you in many ways.... but if they only make it legal medicinally.. the drug dealers and the CIA and such will still make money off it on the streets. and people will still be incarcerated. but if its fully legal though.. people will be more free to use it in many ways, and it will create many jobs.

[Chris Hardin]

Somepass.......go die

[EnjoyMarijuana]

make alcohol illegal, fuck tabacco. grow marijuana everywhere

[TheAtheistworld]

NWO is saving this world from man-created gods: religion and money.

when u gonna stop fighting and start unite as a ONE planet??? systems r failing, but we need to find new ways of living in UNITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!! U FOOLS, STOP FIGHTING AND DIVIDING PEOPLE WITH MONEY AND RELIGIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[matthewme23]

You mentioned Monsanto...they are pure evil! And very probable they will do that, they would LOVE to 'own' the patents on all those strains of Marijuana! I wonder if the patenting of strains has already begun?!

[Serpentium7]

i think a real revolt instead of all this political nonsense..everyone in the nation go plant about 100 guerrilla gardens and just leave them alone....if everyone did this it would be everywhere and wtf they gonna do then?

[Arejek]

Ever since all the dealers in my area got their licenses they have been passing on the discounts to me, except they can't buy it en mass... lots of places limit how much weed you can walk out of there with per day. I am totally for more than legalization... let's do complete normalization! I want to be able to light up a joint in broad daylight downtown without people freaking out on me.

[GirlloveYou382]

lol, you tool. Just because i like sex doesn't make me a slut.

[tylorjames4]

Im sorry but government medical marijuana is not even half as good as the stuff I can get. And I speak as a smoker and as a grower, No medical weed is ever going to be as natural and as good as mine. So the "creepy dealer on the corner" that has my weed, is always going to have better stuff than the dispensaries and at better prices also. I mean have you seen them try to rip people off??! it makes me sick. (75-80 an oz. thats the price!!) not $260 thats just insane.

[epicenter Lee]

these people are so criminal, gmo weed. lol i say let it be simply legal and relatively unregulated.