Red Cocaine: The Drugging of America
In Red Cocaine, Joseph D. Douglass uncovers the deliberate efforts to flood America with drugs as a means of subversion. Drawing on historical evidence, the book illustrates the calculated impact on national stability and public health. A compelling look at covert operations and their lasting effects.
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Red Cocaine: The Drugging of America by Joseph D. Douglass delves into the geopolitical dimensions of drug proliferation in the United States.
The book examines how external influences contributed to the nation's drug challenges during the Cold War era.
Douglass provides insights into the strategic use of narcotics as a tool in international conflicts.
This work highlights the intersection of espionage and substance abuse in American society.
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