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36 of 40 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars A bone-chilling web of crime and deception in modern times.
This book focuses on the enormity of the dope trade, and the pernicious bankers who hide its corpulent wealth. It also introduces the reader to an extensive and well-documented history of drug use and narcotics trafficking, from the peak of prominence of the British Empire, to the early 1990's. Be forewarned, this magnum opus not only discusses the forces that seek...
Published on May 1, 2000

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16 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Exaggerated truth
Jeff Steinberg is the chief editor of the Larouche political organization. Though a skilled writer I find most members a bit excitable & hyper. I sensed this through the book as I read it. The book takes one through the time Adam Smith managed the British East India Co. to most of the 20th century. It is obvious that they have an ax to grind with the Rockefellers,...
Published on April 30, 2002 by Paul LaCross Simonton


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36 of 40 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars A bone-chilling web of crime and deception in modern times., May 1, 2000
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This review is from: Dope, Inc.: The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy (Paperback)
This book focuses on the enormity of the dope trade, and the pernicious bankers who hide its corpulent wealth. It also introduces the reader to an extensive and well-documented history of drug use and narcotics trafficking, from the peak of prominence of the British Empire, to the early 1990's. Be forewarned, this magnum opus not only discusses the forces that seek to corrupt and control the lives of millions, but also those who obfuscate the truth. If you can, please introduce yourself to this volume of volatile material.
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21 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Penetrating Historical Analysis, February 16, 2004
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This review is from: Dope, Inc.: The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy (Paperback)
Although the Larouchies have done some speculative work, this is not entirely of a low-grade quality. In fact, much of the historical information on the Opium Wars is widely known and accurate. Before disregarding EIR, because of their solution to world problems is bigger global government, give this book a close read. It points in the right direction and read in combination with other similar works it can really cause an awakening.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars LaRouche doesn't "speculate.", February 10, 2009
This review is from: Dope, Inc.: The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy (Paperback)
For those interested in finding out the Truth about Dope, Inc. no other book can put the political and economic realities into perspective as this one does. Dope, Inc. goes way beyond the Opium Wars, and exposes the criminal government element in the drug running and laundering industry, nearly a trillion dollar a year death machine that needs to be put out of it's misery. I also have known many victims of this primarily British elite oligarchical operation upon the citizens of this world, many of them baby boomers who experienced the death dealing flood of drugs along with the other counter-culture "shock" operations, which entered in upon American culture after the death of FDR, then JFK, RFK, MLK, and others. I myself witnessed the deaths of at least 1/2 dozen acquaintances from drug related causes, suicides and overdoses. The damage is much bigger than we assume in collateral effects socially, economically, and criminally. One can only wonder what the same criminal element have in mind for our next generations, now as we enter the new Millennium End Game. As for LaRouche, he became Kissinger's target when he published this book...LaRouche is one man of integrity in a world of cowards and politicians on the take from the same cartel. I have read him for a long time, and know his economic forecasts to be the only reliable perspective, and his solutions as well. I highly recommend this book because everyone who cares at all for their children, and life, will want to end this insidious death machine, especially if you know about the battle going on on our southern border for access to the U.S. by the drug cartels in Mexico--the same people. It is open warfare, but what else would you expect when 60% of the cities in Mexico are controlled by the Drug Lords? Time for the War Lords and the Drug Lords to take a hike, to hell, where they belong. Thanks to LaRouche for the courage and honesty to publish the truth, when most do not have the stomach for it.
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33 of 41 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars The War With Drugs, April 20, 2001
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This review is from: Dope, Inc.: The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy (Paperback)
When my sister committed suicide due to her herione addiction, I went on a campaign to discover exactly who it was who was responsible fundamentally for her plight, as well as the plight of millions of other people caught up in this sordid world. At first I couldn't believe what I was reading, but as I went deeper and deeper into this expose' I began to realize that the posited information fit together much too well to be considered fantasy at all - that what I was holding in my hand was the kind of truth for which people do, indeed, get thrown into prison or worse, for revealing, and that few of those I know could even handle acknowledging without having their sensibilities go through a painful reordering. This book is a must read for anyone who even thinks they can stomach the truth about the business of drugs worldwide, and who actually runs it.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A life saver, October 5, 2008
This review is from: Dope, Inc.: The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy (Paperback)
Although "DOPE, INC." was already written in the 1970s it contains many
names of people and organizations who turn out to be the bad guys.
Many play a vital role still today. In this aspect "DOPE, INC." is a
real life saver might one of them make a unsolicited house call.
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15 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars The Truth Will Wake You UP!, August 6, 2001
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This review is from: Dope, Inc.: The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy (Paperback)
I remember the day that this book was given to me for free. I started reading it from day one. I was amazed to reallize that there is really nothing this country or any other country can do about the drug trade. That the current war on drugs is a total waste of time and effort. That people in "Law Enforcement" are truely lost if they think they are making a difference.
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16 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Exaggerated truth, April 30, 2002
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Paul LaCross Simonton (Lynnwood, Washington United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dope, Inc.: The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy (Paperback)
Jeff Steinberg is the chief editor of the Larouche political organization. Though a skilled writer I find most members a bit excitable & hyper. I sensed this through the book as I read it. The book takes one through the time Adam Smith managed the British East India Co. to most of the 20th century. It is obvious that they have an ax to grind with the Rockefellers, Kissinger, Theodore Schackley, and, the Bush family. This organization does have some good information as they have moles that work in our government. I am just as certain the CIA have opereratives inside the LaRouche organization. The book has good information about things the average person has no control over except our own personal choices.
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11 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars Increase the War on Drugs?, April 30, 2003
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This review is from: Dope, Inc.: The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy (Paperback)
From what little i read of the book i found it to be overly dramatic. ... The writer, ... makes the conviction that if the american people don't move to quickly crush the international drug mafia, the US and Western Civilization will fall into a new dark age. He goes on to say we need to launch a full-scale War on Drugs as the Allied nations used to defeat Nazism. I have no doubts that many governments are involved with the mafia and drugs, but my view is for legalization and not increasing the "lost cause" on drugs.
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