Why These Former Law Enforcement Officers Say End The War On Drugs

If law enforcement said we need to legalise all drugs, would you ask them why?

Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) are a global and domestic organisation of police, intelligence personnel, judges, undercover drug detectives and military who have all seen the failures of current drug policy from their up-close and personal perspective.

The global illicit drug trade is worth around $320billion a year, with enforcement costs around $100billion, are our children really protected, are we a healthier society for the criminalisation of drug users, does the war on drugs work or does it simply serve to make drugs a more lucrative trade at the cost of communities?

When those on the front-line say we should reform drug laws then it’s time we looked at the alternatives. Maidstone Skeptics in the Pub exclusively host:

– Neill Franklin, LEAP’s global Executive Director and a 34 year veteran in the U.S police force retiring as a Major.

– Annie Machon, a former MI5 Officer turned international commentator with specialist interest in counter-terrorism and security.

– Neil Woods was an undercover drugs detective for over a decade in his 26 years in the police.

– Diane Goldstein retired as a Lieutenant Commander and has over 20 years of experience in the U.S police service.
Come along and join the frank debate on how we should best form a drug policy: Should drugs be based on morals or evidence?

To find out more, visit www.ukleap.org and www.leap.cc

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