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Is President of US legalising mass murder? Why is Pentagon lying on Drug Trade and National Security Concerns?

 The President of US Donald Trump is claiming to be the apt recipient for Nobel Peace Prize as he commits mass murder and displays it with pride on social networking sites. The question is why should global governance be held hostage by a lying or insane US President.

According to US laws, mass murder is a violent crime of killing more than three people during an event with no “cooling-off period” between the homicides. Interestingly while 30 percent of mass murderers die in the act, the US President sits in his Oval Office and carries out mass murder from a distance.  US legal apparatus sanctions it and feels it is legal?

Both US President and Pentagon are lying about drug trade between Latin American countries and US; they are falsifying reality because:

a) Both US data and UN data indicate drug trade from Venezuela is not the major cause of concern for US in the region.

b) A boat is a boat; it cannot carry tons of drugs that makes it visible and clear threat for US.

c) Mass murder is not a live sport for US President to entertain himself online. US President is totally delusional and disconnected with reality. Is SCOTUS also disconnected with reality and rule of law?

d) Drug trade through boats is not the major source of drug trade to US, much larger quantities reach US through large ships managed by major shipping companies. US has not been able take any significant legal measures against the same.

e) US government has always tried to portray drug laws in Gulf countries and China as the most inhumane examples. The attempt here is not to state capital punishment of drug traders will be a solution for  human beings fascination for drugs, for the issue is complex; linked to human’s desire for altered states of consciousness, the association between drug use and existential reality user experienced or is experiencing and his/her interpretation of the same, the scope for pharmaceutical products to replace existing drugs that are plant based, the probability of pharmaceutical products taking over and energy hungry dysfunctional surveillance mechanisms being opted for by government for joy of tech industry; list can go on.

f) The issue here is America tends to hide its inhumane reality on governance especially with regard to incarceration in general and drug offenders in particular.  US has the largest number of persons incarcerated in the world, it beats most populous countries India and China. In US there are over 1.8 million persons incarcerated, the next country with highest number of incarcerations is China with 1.69 million and India has 573,220 persons incarcerated. When considering rate of incarceration per 100,000 population, the rate is 541 for US, 119 for China and 41 for India. Since US President is found indicate how inhumane Iran’s system of governance is, there are 189,000 persons incarcerated in Iran and rate of incarceration is 228.

h) Unlike what US President loves to indicate which at presents Pentagon seems to support that national security is a major issue in America. But the data from US (Bureau of Prisons) indicate otherwise, the percentage of individuals incarcerated for national security related crime is less than 0.001 percent of the incarcerated population, majority of incarceration is for drug related offences.

Why is this myth of national security being created?


Molly Charles

 Reference

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_incarceration_rate

2. https://www.bop.gov/about/Statistics/Statistics_inmates_offenses.jsp


                                                                             

 

 

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