Virtually an entire book was derived from the ONDCP’s twisting science and statistical data during Murray’s eight-year tenure—Dr. Matthew Robinson’s Lies, Damn Lies and Drug War Statistics, A Critical Analysis Of Claims Made By The ONDCP. You can watch Murray and Robinson debate about the drug war and ONDCP’s methodology at the Cato Institute here.
Question: When will Obama and Holder finally kick Murray to the curb and replace him with someone other than another anti-cannabis zealot masquerading as a ‘scientist’?
The Bushie Obama Can’t FireObama vowed to reverse Bush’s hard-line drug policies, but Dubya still has a man raising havoc in the White House drug office. Problem is, Obama can’t fire him.
The Bush years were not the finest hour for the White House’s Office of National Drug Control Policy. Drug czar John Walters, who ran the place beginning in late 2001, waged a militaristic drug war, pouring money into dubiously effective efforts to fight trafficking abroad while letting treatment programs stagnate at home, and obsessing over marijuana at the expense of more dangerous drugs.
It’s an approach that Barack Obama’s drug czar, Gil Kerlikowske, is now trying to steer away from. He has vowed to end the use of the phrase “war on drugs,” and the hard-liners who filled out Walters’ office are now gone. All of them, that is, except one guy: David Murray, the drug czar’s chief scientist, and Walters’ most enthusiastic disciple.David Murray is a lone human memento of the Bush administration’s drug war, surrounded bypeople who are trying to undo the work on which he has spent the past eight years.
“He was brought in as a political hatchet man,” says Ross Deck, a former ONDCP analyst and a 16-year-veteran of the office who quit during the Walters years. Before joining in the ONDCP, Murray had no prior experience in addiction science, or law enforcement, or anything else particularly related to drug policy.
He is on the record questioning many of the drug policies espoused by Kerlikowske. Congress has spent three years trying to get him fired.
Why, then, does Murray somehow still have a job in the Obama administration? The reason can be found in the fine print of the federal bureaucracy. Midway through his tenure, Walters moved Murray—at the time his special assistant—from a politically appointed job to the chief scientist’s post, a theoretically apolitical position that makes him much harder to fire. By law, Kerlikowske can’t touch a hair on his head for the first 120 days of his own stint as drug czar. Which means that until the middle of September, Murray is living in a peculiar limbo: a lone human memento of the Bush administration’s botched prosecution of the drug war, surrounded by people who are trying to undo the work on which he has spent the past eight years.
ONDCP veterans speak fondly of Murray’s predecessor, a defense research veteran named Al Brandenstein, who was the drug czar office’s only previous chief scientist from 1991 until Walters removed him in 2004. Brandenstein worked to put advanced drug-detection technologies in the hands of law-enforcement agencies, but he was also interested in advancing the understanding of the demand side of the drug-use equation. In the 1990s, he got government funding for brain-scanning equipment that medical researchers would use to better understand the biochemistry of addiction. Critics in the drug-policy community argue that Brandenstein’s work produced little of value, and that his post existed mostly to provide a pretext for government spending on gadgetry—but for better or worse, that was what Congress had asked for when it created the chief scientist job.
Murray, on the other hand, was not. A former cultural anthropologist who had left academia for the conservative think-tank circuit, he had made a name for himself in Washington a decade earlier with an article in Policy Review about the danger out-of-wedlock births posed to the fabric of American society. (It began, memorably, “America is becoming a nation of bastards.”) As Walters’ special assistant, he had made headlines in Canada in 2003 by suggesting that the U.S.’s northern neighbor’s experiments with marijuana decriminalization could cause diplomatic problems along the border.
Shelving most of Brandenstein’s work, Murray pursued the occasional science project—he was enthusiastic about testing the Beltway’s sewage for traces of cocaine—but mostly used his office as a political soapbox, lambasting opponents and burying unflattering data that suggested his boss wasn’t exactly winning the drug war. (The Statistical Assessment Service, a research organization that Murray himself launched in 1994, has in recent years devoted much ink to debunking its own founder’s claims on drug-policy issues like needle exchange.)
In congressional testimony, Murray branded medical-marijuana advocates “modern-day snake-oil proponents”; in a 2007 appearance on a panel at the libertarian Cato Institute, he derided the think tank’s pro-legalization stance to be “an illusion” that “grows out of late-night dormitory engagements in college that one hopes one outgrows.” He also alienated more middle-of-the-road drug-policy experts both inside and outside the bureaucracy; one outside expert recalls attending a drug-research group meeting with Murray and hearing him offhandedly refer to the pot-friendly Netherlands as a “narco-state.”
“David acted as though he had said nothing the least bit unusual in saying that,” the expert says. “It’s indicative of how off the map he is—he simply doesn’t understand how strange his own views are about these things.”
Congress felt similarly. In the fall of 2005, as the panic over methamphetamine use in rural America was reaching its apex, Walters sent Murray to brief the members the House of Representatives’ Meth Caucus—a group formed by mostly rural and Western congressmen in 2001—on what the administration planned to do about the burgeoning problem. The assembled lawmakers were so spectacularly unimpressed that one of them, Indiana Republican Mark Souder, marched out of the meeting and promptly demanded that Murray step down from his post, calling his briefing “pathetic” and an “embarrassment.” Murray’s performance was so bad, Souder declared, that “if Director Walters and anyone else in that office agrees with what was said today, they should resign.”
This was grandstanding, of course. But Congress made more substantial efforts to oust Murray after the Democrats came to power in 2006. Over the next three years, the Senate Appropriations Committee—which controls the federal government’s purse strings—used its annual report to criticize the chief scientist directly, a highly unusual gesture. “The Committee,” one of the reports reads, “is highly disappointed in the director of this program”—Murray—“and is troubled by his ideas for research and development that appear to have little or no value.” When Walters insisted on keeping him in the post in the face of such criticism, the Appropriations Committee responded by slashing funding for it. Murray’s office, which received nearly $47 million in 2003, got just $1 million this year.
The committee has made it clear that ONDCP’s science shop won’t see another dime until Murray is gone, at least from his current job. What happens after that is an open question. (Repeated calls to the ONDCP’s press office for an interview with Murray or a comment on his future prospects went unreturned.) While most drug-policy watchers assume Kerlikowske will kick him out of the chief scientist post as soon as he can, actually firing him is trickier. There are ways to encourage burrowed-in ideologues to quit, however—ONDCP veterans recall that George Bush Sr.’s drug czar, Bob Martinez, used to do it by assigning them to an office with no windows, phones, or computers.
“He’ll be there until somebody runs him off,” Ross Deck, the former ONDCP analyst, says of Murray. “What can they do with him? They can give him a job counting paperclips.”
Charles Homans is an editor of the Washington Monthly.
Wish I had a nickel for every idiot on the public payroll. And these are the people telling us how to run our lives.
Too many people know the truth about cannabis’s medical efficacy and several thousand year history as a medicine for our government to pay people to spread blatant lies about cannabis.
Obscuring, distorting and/or concealing vital medical information is unconscionable and un-American. Even more unconscionable is the fact Murray gets paid 6-figures to spread fear and blatant lies.
Hopefully, Gil or Barack will collar Murray and assign Murray to the window-less, computer-less room ASAP. And if Gil continues to lie about cannabis’s medical efficacy, maybe he can get his special room too.
Watching the debate with Murray is absolutely infuriating. It took all I had to make it through the entirety of it. He needs to be fired immediately.
go David Murray go…get the hell out of here….we don’t want you any more; you have overstayed your welcome
Dam relic bastard. Representative of archaic and inhumane ideals and beliefs. Like a prohibitionist Frankenstein locked away safely in keep. Id like to lead a pitchfork and torch equiped mob to oust him from his government paid sanctuary.
Murray has definitely got to go. Help him get a job that pays better with a conservative think tank that we can ignore.
(I make plenty of spelling mistakes myself and have let spellcheck change things to the wrong word and missed it so I’m no one to criticize, but as a city boy I believe the expresson is to kick someone to the curb, as in put them out on the street.)
Kick him the hell out of the country, along with El Sohly! Singapore can have them!
Kerlikowske had better show everyone he is in charge, he is running the place and get rid of this prohibitionist. If he doesn’t it just demonstrates the the prohibitionists are still in charge and Murray still has enough influence to be calling the shots. If he doesn’t change things around, it’s a sick and twisted ONDCP version on Animal Farm where Kerlikowske says beforehand that he’s going to change things but once he gets in charge keeps things the same for all of us misrerable wretches beneath him while he covers his own ass and serves only imself and networks to enrich himself with the DC elite.
“kick Murray to the curb,” not “kick Murray to the curve.” The latter makes no sense.
[Editor’s note: Thank you!]
Man 47 million dollars to lie must be nice to work in the government. Now only if we could get real change and stop wasting our resources fighting the devil weed. Then we could spend that extra money on violent crimes, improving education, and bringing the cost of secondary education down to a resonable level. These are things i support changes that will change the US instead of the same old same old with a new face and name. So whats so funny Mr.Obama you did pot so have millions americans. Stop wasting our money on bad policies it is not funny so I suggest you change your attitude if you want to have my support.
Edit to my earlier post spend the money catching violent criminals not on them like giving it to them.
everyone should watch the ONDCP video at the top of this page! the only thing i dont like about it is that the quality is very poor and you cant read whats displayed from the projector and of course i dont like how insanely cocky and unprofessional David Murray is. I am convinced that if you put David Murray and Allen St. Pierre in a marijuana only debate that Murray would crumble, just like he did after Allen’s 3rd question. We need to get this guy out of Washington! Great work Allen and to all at NORML!
Well… Someone has to kick him to the curb. Why should we have a drug czar trying to protect us from what he knows very little about? He flat out said Marijuana has no medical use, up until people started correcting him reminding him how clueless he is. Hint to the drug czar: Medical marijuana dispensaries exist for a reason, BECAUSE IT DOES IN FACT HAVE A MEDICAL USE. Just from him saying Marijuana had no medical use should of been enough reason to kick him to the curb, considering you have to be pretty clueless to state such a terribly incorrect statement. We need people who know what they’re talking about to run as drug czars, not just some clueless dude who hates pot smokers because of his incorrect beliefs.
wow.. Murray is an asshole. He really believes his bullshit lies.I hope he gets canned in Sep
Sounds like a good time to flood the ONDCP with letters and emails demanding the removal of Mr. Murray. It’s people like this who refuse to understand that what they are doing is causing more harm than good that need a reality check and a pink slip.
Maybe they could assign him the job of researching the use of cannabis through the ages. He did a lot of research about marriage through the years, how about pot through the years. I can’t wait to here his science based research on medical uses, food uses, clothing, building materials and all the other things cannabis can be used for.
uhh hello, http://stallman.org/extra/billS2633.html
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The Senate is poised to pass legislation that would give federal prosecutors new powers to shut down hemp festivals, marijuana rallies and other events and punish business owners and activists for hosting or promoting them. The proposed law would also potentially subject people to enormous federal sentences if some of their guests smoked marijuana at their party or barbecue. It would also effectively make it a federal crime to rent property to medical marijuana patients and their caregivers.
The bill, known as the Reducing American’s Vulnerability to Ecstasy Act (RAVE Act), was just introduced in the Senate on June 18th and has already passed the Senate Judiciary Committee. It is moving VERY rapidly and could be passed by the Senate as early as this week. While it purports to be aimed at ecstasy and other club drugs, it gives the federal government enormous power to fine and imprison supporters of marijuana legalization, even if they’ve never smoked marijuana.
[Editor’s note: The RAVE act was passed and signed into law in 2003…about the group it has been used against is….NORML.]
What a nice guy, that Murray. Perhaps we can have lunch some time
Great example of how fucked up things can get in Washington. You have an asshole in a position and you can’t get rid of him. I think he should be sent to help fight the war on the Mexican border. If he really wants to stop drugs thats where all the action is. I don’t think it would be a good idea to give him a gun as he might hurt himself or someone else by accident.
THis article tries to make it seem like Bush is still in power and if only Obama could get rid of this guy, things would really change. However, what power does this guy have? I mean, if the rest of the department is completely against him, his position should be essentially meaningless. Do you really think, after what we’ve seen, that obama has any different a stance on drugs as Bush?
We wont get it legalized until we all get out and vote for candidates who promise to legalize……
Fire this fool now! And have kerlikowsky follow him to. For lying to the ppl! I don’t care who u are or what position you have, you should never have the right to lie to ppl the drug czars have lied to us! Both of yuall should be fire and everyone that’s a anti-cannabis! (added by Mobile using Mippin)
One can only hope that Murray is a dinosaur, and needs an appropriate job, not counting paper clips, but assessing the scientific value of haveing paper clips at all. Perhaps he will come up with a reason paper clips are dangerous, and need to be eliminated. We need to be patient, but not complacent.
bravo,when you remove this idiot,only about 100 senators
and 200 reps to go to remove all the corruption from our system.
How much money do the ones that profit form the war on us. Pay to have a person in this position? That advocates more of our children be locked up and destroyed. Why don’t they use to same money (ours) they use to destroy us and help the few that need help and leave the rest of us the hell alone….
CFHJ
well may-be he can fire him now for not doing his job in Beverly hills and Holly Wood checking the drug stores where the rich force the doctors to write powerful drugs for them…yes this is right mike jacksons famly should go after the DEA instead of the doctor,just think if they were out thir doing thir jop mike jackson may still be alive today. but instead they pull old people out of bed smokeing weed.some one go to the jacksons and let them know and let them think about it thank you Bill
and people believe this propaganda bull shit aswell.
Just another tick to be burned off, there are a lot of those in government.
obama is an usher for the new world order criminals you think he cares about weed as medicine .obama is only for big parma.obama is a lier!
as the war on drugs is on the people,who do you think is controlling most of the drug trade to pay for there black operations?
Reading this today just irritates me. I just lost my job today. I took a really crappy job after being laid off in Feb. from a really good one, spending months on unemployment before taking a job I really didn’t want. I am actually glad to be gone. Now I am back out in the market again although I may have a new one to go to (fingers crossed) next week, out of town though, so will have to commute. These Bush idiots ran our economy into the ground and us workers are paying for it. When I read about these guys who can’t be fired it makes me angry.
prison labor replaces slave labor. outlaw what the minorities are using instead of drinking the white man’s alcohol. Lock up minorities, stop them from voting. can’t have minorities in control, that would distort the WHITE way of life.*
*I in no way endorse this.
But it’s a multibillion dollar industry; keeps gun suppliers busy, keeps police busy, keeps minorities in prison.
tinyurl.com/1mn
tinyurl.com/potconviction
half.com/themarihuanaconviction
/burn your wicked garden down
Make him count the ways in which marijuana has helped millions of people to live better, more productive lives. Basically, his new job should be to undo everything he’s done.
Fuckin Pot Nazi
Screw Oblama he lost most his pot smoking constituents when he laughed us out of the online townhall back in march. called us a bunch of special interest online hijackers and now the ass wants our support for his shit!!? Ha and Ha Ha Ha, homiedonthnkso president rhetoric
In 2010 vote our every single incumbent possible. Vote 3rd party where possible. In 2011, register as republican if you aren’t sabotage the neo-con republican primary by voting for the most libertarian politician (who will be pro-legalization). Then in 2012 it will be Obama against a libertarian. If you aren’t down with libertarians, then vote green party or another 3rd party. This will ensure obama is a 1-term president and prevent us from swinging to another neo-con Bush 3.0. FUCK OBAMA.
Excellent information, thank you.
#29:ol tex: Yeah an to get one of their permanent fed jobs they force drug testing… The Feds got a nice game going on they make sure only people who play like them get permanent jobs with the fed gov. look at opm.gov they don’t want anyone who’s not from their cookie cutter mold. Next time we have to vote for some real change not this same crap we end up with again and again and again! but good luck on your job search bro i hope we all find work soon.
Nuff said. Murray needs to go. I think Obama is sending a message by only appropriating $1 million (probably enough to pay Murray’s salary!). Get rid of the S.O.B!!!!!
Well said number 22 claygooding. Our problem doesnt lie with jus one man. (Tho he is a dick.) There are several hundred corrupt government men to be rid of as well. Most of our government now reminds me of that diseased and corrupt council that screws leonidas over in that movie 300.
what happen when that bill was use agains NORML? The rave bill?
[Editor’s note: The next time NORML was targeted using the Rave Act, NORML and ACLU challenged the government and prevailed.]
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-9077214414651731007 This documentary is one of the best ones ive seen on cannabis….. its called The Union: The Business of Getting High. this should be shown to EVERYone.
These people are left in place to stone wall MJ activist and this one must be very good at frustrating all of us on a national level. What can we say other than leave sarcastic comments here and vote the bastard out someday in the future.
F-R-U-S-T-R-A-T-E-D
After moving from Tennessee to Colorado this past week, my previous title, “Tennessee Activist” is now the “Colorado Activist.” I’m the new man at the FUND company. A national legislative group that pays us to legislate political issues. If I can be of assistance on MJ issues, please click on my name and send me an e-mail message.
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I would like to apply for the paper clip counting job. I’m ok with no windows, phone or computer too. I’ll just stay in my office, open the door now & again to should some inane idea into the general direction of the director. wonder what that job pays anyway?
Unrelated but big news. Vermont Governor Jim Douglas is not going to seek reelection in 2010. Governor Douglas has been the biggest opsticle in passing dercriminalization in Vermont as he has haulted the progressive legislatures attempts to pass a decrim bill. This is an opening to get a 14th state Decrmininalized.
These Pple in Congress,senate need to jus back off cuz were not givin up this fight.By wht i see lmao its millions vs 1 srry murray u dont stand a chance we DAMN near to the top of the hill u 1 measly person is not gonna control U.S
Glad to see our tax money going to good use once again, Murray should be on the unemployment line. This is a prime example of wasteful government spending. With all the real dangerous drugs to have a war on he pick’s “POT” to waste a whole eight years on. Come on people whats wrong with this picture, people are overdosing on Heroin and Morphine STILL……and still spreading epidemic’s with reuse of syringes. And for the record all of these racy comments is America’s number one issue why nobody see’s eye to eye. To be ONE NATION UNDER GOD WE NEED UNITY.
Will someone please post a video of the cato institute debate on youtube or google video so that I don’t have to download crappy bloated realplayer to watch it off of the cato institute’s website?
You make this sound like news… This is the same old game in Washington D.C. It happens at least every 8 years; maybe even 4.
Murray is a completely unprofessional smooth talking bastard. I think the last person to speak was the most intelligent person there.
this is truly frustrating. this guy should not be employed by the government. my taxes going up in smoke to pay a moron.
obama, you have 3 years to shape up on this issue. you better start quickly. hemp & cannabis prohibition and the harm it causes is possible the number one ISSUE WE CAN SOLVE NOW and move forward on. the world will be a better place no doubt.
its been a long time, we NEED A NEW AMENDMANT, legalize cannabis, hemp, and the right to marry whoever you choose as long as they’re over 18…21 for cannabis.
interesting stuff!! # Real Change Says:
August 27th, 2009 at 8:12 am
In 2010 vote our every single incumbent possible. Vote 3rd party where possible. In 2011, register as republican if you aren’t sabotage the neo-con republican primary by voting for the most libertarian politician (who will be pro-legalization). Then in 2012 it will be Obama against a libertarian. If you aren’t down with libertarians, then vote green party or another 3rd party. This will ensure obama is a 1-term president and prevent us from swinging to another neo-con Bush 3.0. FUCK OBAMA.
This is a sign that government is so powerful that it can`t even control itself, let alone control the country.
As long as rich drunks decide what is morally right or wrong, America will spiral down a chaotic abyss. This is the red tape created by greedy alcohol producers. If there were ever a time to force alcohol companies to pick a side now is the time. Which side are the drunks on? Sobriety or level playing field. All this talking, and debating and waiting is idiotic. While the drunks run around like children throwing broken glass all over the road while they drive drunk, enjoying their “freedom” to get buzzed legally. It is even legal to get drunk around children. So I ask again why waste time with the government path for another 72 freakin` years when all we have to do is get the rest of the country a.k.a “the drunks” to either live life sober in fear of the government or live free and take back our freedoms. And of course if the drunks say why should we care our drug is already legal hahahaha. Then tell them a shitstorm is coming riding on the tail of sobriety and the drunks are there main target. EITHER THE DRUNKS HELP US LEGALIZE MARIJUANA NOW!!!! Or Alcohol will be illegal in a few years. Its up to you drunk America. Sober or free
Looks like Jeff newman hit the nail on the head, good job.
I was watching cops of broward county fla. It made me sick over and over they harass people over small possession charges. Many with small amounts of cannabis. This is why our jails and legal system is in such a growth mode. YOU CANNOT DICTATED TO A GROWN HUMAN WHAT HE LIKES AND DOES NOT LIKE. THEN PUT THEM IN JAIL FOR MAKING A PERSONAL CHOICE.
CFHJ
I helped elect Obama but will withhold and further support . UNTIL
Take Cannabis legalization serious, a lot of Americans could then live in peace.
We stop the contract with hired hit squads (blackwater)
This bothers me (being an activist) that we have an above the law army run by a religious right wing fanatic. That states he is on a crusade to kill all non Christians worldwide. Why are we paying the Hitler like group millions ever year?? Racism is alive and well and paid for with our money???
Go to change.org and vote for ending our 122 million contract with blackwater.
http://www.change.org/actions/view/take_the_profit_out_of_war
and legalize cannabis and stop enslaving the back bone of America…
http://www.change.org/ideas/116/view_action/legalize_marijuana
Please let your voice be heard vote today its easy…
Cherokee Fred Hussein Jesus
Polls show Obama’s favorable rating among his own constituents has slipped 39% ending the work week of 08/28/09 His overall favorability rating is now at 50% There appears to be a conflict between his ability to please those who voted him into office and his new lobbyists friends from the pharmaceutical industries.
#41 Colorado Acitivist/Mr. Rick Seymour: You went to Colorado, I was wondering. ‘A national legislative group that pays you to legislate political issues’. So a legislative activist for what cause(s)?
And I don’t quite understand the ‘If I can be of any assistance on MJ issues’ statement. MJ is no longer your first priority? (just asking)…….
How Can President Obama Regain His Political Footing?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/28/AR2009082803158.html
I left my comment have you left yours?
Wow… did Mr. Murray really claim that men beat up their wives while stoned?
What a huge gulf there is between the reality of cannabis and the policymakers running the drug war. Absolutlely insane.
did my part too How Can President Obama Regain His Political Footing?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/28/AR2009082803158.html
My comment: End Cannabis Prohibition
Someone at NORML needs to take on this twit Barrett Duke at the Baptist Press. He’s arguing for continued prohibition based on “moral standards” (read: ultra-biased, close-minded religious oppressiveness) and this article of his is astounding in its ignorance and gall. It makes me sick to my stomach.
I would have commented on it, but of course, they don’t allow that there, either.
Can someone at NORML contact this buffoon?
http://baptistpress.net/BPFirstPerson.asp?ID=30379
I agree with fuck it all.. (Fuckin Pot Nazis)
What difference does it make? I’ve given up on the current administration actually handling anything differently that it’s always been. Honestly I think there would have been a better shot at federal decriminalization if Clinton had won. It’s all in the state’s hands now.
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This is Quick and simple if you want big change you better call or E-mail the president and your senators and congressperson’s and make them understand that we elected them and we will not be ignored,we voted for big change.Legalization of marijuana is big change we need to show support big time we are a “unrecognized” majority.Our elected official’s seem to hear only the corporate media and lobbyists we are invisible.
http://stillahippsblog.blogspot.com/
put those drug war losers onto something more sensible-going after real criminals or border patrol -keeping mexicans in mexico where they belong!!!!!!!!!!!!
The war on marijuana is so wasteful and waste of tax payers money just as war on alcohol was -seed carried onto someone’s properties by animals birds,weather and the misidentification of plants for marijuana has police busting down the now victims doors -tearing up house and property-cutting locks-slicing clearly marked meat packages-valuables come up missing-victim and victim’s family and friends are tormented with helicopters constantly hovering over their houses-place of employment being called by police causing loss of employment before any report is wrote up -police running their mouths saying the victim is a druggie and a drug ring leader even when the victims have passed the 9 layer panel hair tests.They cause so much hardship,heartache,sadness and the list goes on what the victims feel and go through.This happens in douglas county and surrounding counties in missouri.It is a war on the good American people.GOD created this beautiful plant to grow along side all other plants and to be used as intented by everyone and not just those greedy criminal and law thugs that are making everyone else miserable!!!!!!!!!!
the war on drugs what has it solved’ It has destroyed and enslaved us it has sent your daughters in to the hands of pimps It has caused doctors to hate there own people and wish them dead’ The very people who are supposed to be healers of mankind ‘ None of us are perfect not one’ here walking on earth now and don’t you think the real one god has held his hand for a reason? So we can change or a hope to because once he does start playing again it might not be that fun Because I don’t think where playing much where judging and killing teaching to in movies- and raping -hurting-using-lying-stealing-And a loving god does not play with people like that he will not allow us to ether and the day is coming I see it everywhere so guard what is good and stop fighting it doesn’t bring a thing to fun.Planex x is comming and it will destroy us all your bunkers will not save you’ Your underwater caves will not make you safe ‘ A monster is comming and if you do not bring fun back I can/’\not even save you’
Fiscal Year 2013 budget. See page 13, Table 1
http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/ondcp/fy_2013_budget_highlights.pdf