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In America, 11,000 deaths per year are linked to illegal drug use, while the Tobacco, Alcohol and Pharmaceutical companies are responsible for over a half a million deaths every year.

* Cost of Drug War - $60 Billion Dollars/year
* 80% of all illegal Drug Users only smoke Marijuana
* Over one million non-violent Drug offenders are living behind bars

I was raised to believe that people who sold & used drugs belonged behind bars, and that the government had my best interests at heart. Following the loss of friends and several family members to legal & illegal drugs, I was moved to explore America's failed Drug War. This was the start of a 4 year mission to sort the facts from fiction and dissect the paradoxes of America's longest running war. I interviewed DEA agents, CIA officers, judges, politicians, gang leaders, addicts, & Celebrities.

Some of the questions I wanted answered were:

* Has our government participated in smuggling drugs?
* Who profits from the Drug War?
* Is there a connection between legal & illegal drug use?
* Why has the media swept the Drug War under the carpet?
*Why has our government combined the War on Terror with the War on Drugs?

High Times Magazine - Mary Ought Six
Four Pot Leafs
"Brace yourself for Afghani opium, interviews with a former drug czar and Amsterdam's lone crack connoisseur, and basic bad-guy bedlam in this informative documentary"

Ain't it Cool News - Elston Gunn
"And oh, the things he discovers" "An eye-opening and compelling examination of the war on drugs"

To see a clip of the show: http://www.americandrugwar.com/Video_CIA/NACA_reel1_367.mov

For more information visit AmericanDrugWar.com & SacredCow.com

The film was well received by attendees and the question and answer period after the screening was insightful.  By sharing your own personal stories about legal and illegal drug use, I felt the audience could easily relate to the questions you posed in the film.  In addition, your persistence in getting top of the line interviews was very impressive, and appreciated by the audience.  I want to thank you for taking the initiative to create this documentary that reveals a variety of opinions on the war on drugs and the corruption it has lead to in our government.  Thank you for making our event at CSU a success.

Amanda B.

Colorado State University

Comments received:

“I think the film empowered people with knowledge and stayed true to its title.”

“It was right on!"

“I always thought the government was corrupt, but I had no idea it went so far.”

“I was amazed that so many of the people implicated in the Iran-Contra scandal are still holding positions of power in our government!”