Resources for Law Enforcement

Law enforcement is our central defense against counterfeit drugs in the United States. Federal agents and police officers all over the country are working at capacity to stop fake drug operations that threaten Americans. Opening the United States' borders to imported medicines will overwhelm law enforcement's resources and undercut their mission. In a 2017 investigation about the impacts of drug importation, former FBI Director Louis Freeh learned that the DEA, FBI, FDA, Interpol, and local police all agree that "proposals to allow drug importation from or through Canada would turn the advantage from law enforcement to criminal organizations."

First Responders and Fentanyl

Illicit, imported fentanyl and its analogues have become a significant driver in the opioid epidemic.The drugs–which may be sold as powder; mixed into heroin, cocainecuts and/or tax hikes, the legislatively mandated alternative of massive across-the-board cuts at arbitrarily set percentages will take place in 2013.

The European Union and its common currency, the euro, is a prime example of the contradictory phenomena inherently besetting the capitalist economic system—phenomena that actually explain far more of the system’s workings than simple greed.

The EU itself was a product of the global unevenness of the post-World War II period, in which the leading European powers, having lost their global dominance to the United States, realized they had to combine forces. Yet they could only do so on the basis of political states reflecting the particular interests of individual ruling classes. And each of the latter was torn between the desire to outcompete their European revivals and the