Truth About the Arrogant and Corrupt War on Drugs, From Government Agents and Other Insiders. Several dozen present and former government agents and operatives, and former drug traffickers, provide the author, Rodney Stich--also a former federal investigator--with thousands of hours of secret insider information, thousands of documents, and other data during the past 20+ years, revealing the government's arrogant and sham war-on-drugs. Their information can provide you with case studies and evidence revealing a spreading cancer of corruption within the three branches of the federal government. It is important to realize that the corruption in key government offices and the tragic effects upon the American public goes far beyond the area of drugs. For a fuller understanding of this complex scenario, read and understand the contents in the books written by former federal agent Rodney Stich in collaboration with dozens of other former government agents and insiders, including the classic, Defrauding America and Drugging America. Understand how this misconduct by people in control of key government offices have caused or made possible great harm upon the people in many areas, often on sham or greatly exaggerated drug charges, or upon being set up, or through the use of perjury and bought testimony.  Stich began his insider experiences in the U.S. Navy, starting in 1940, a year before the Japanese attack upon Pearl Harbour. He was a Navy Patrol Plane Commander, the youngest PPC in the Navy during World War II. He was an international airline captain, with periodic residence and flying in the Middle East at a time when Iranians and Arabs throughout the Middle East liked Americans. It was the covert activities ordered by U.S. politicians that changed this friendship in each of these countries to where more people want to kill Americans than at any time in the world's history. In lieu of the vast numbers of people and groups implicated, and the extent of the cover-ups, deception, and outright lying from media people, corporate media, and political pundits, it is doubtful that this culture will be addressed. Therefore, younger people should expect a continuing and worsening number of catastrophic consequences.  Countless lives have been ruined, families torn apart, innocent people, or those guilty of minor offences, have been sentenced to prison for many years, or for life. These conditions will continue, until enough good people exercise some semblance of outrage and courage to halt these human tragedies. Hardcover, 519pgs.