Drugs, Inc. Episode: Cocaine

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About National Geographic: Drugs, Inc centers on true stories of people behind the supply chain of the world’s major illegal drugs. The four episodes are centered on one drug per episode. Over the course of the episodes Drugs, Inc will follow stories along the drug chain in command around the world, from Columbia to the Afghanistan, Missouri to London and Jamaica, all the way to the DEA Agents busting deals in Texas. Drugs, Inc documents the lives changed forever by the production, smuggling, selling, using and policing of Cocaine, Heroin, Methamphetamine and Marijuana. The balanced opinion offers allows viewers to take a fair look into the mind of dealers, traffickers, users and law enforcement.
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JULY 8, 2010 2:46PM

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The supply chain of cocaine stretches around our world, bringing vast wealth to a few ... and misery to millions. Follow its trail through the eyes of peasant farmers producing cocaine paste, a trafficker tied to Mexican cartels and a 28-year-old crack dealer in Miami's poorest neighborhood. And literally see the true nature of cocaine addiction via revolutionary brain photography in a leading lab in Brookhaven, N.Y.

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When segregation became obsolete drug war became the race policy, leaving jack booted agents and gang bangers to destroy urban america's social and political structures - and eventually enabled the selection of Bush in 2000.

Drug addiction is horrible, indeed - but pales in comparison to the horrors of decades of repression via internal state sponsored terrorism that has been employed under the guise of law enforcement.