YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE!
THIS WEBSITE IS
UNDER RECONSTRUCTION!
|
|
|
THIS WEBSITE UNDER RECONSTRUCTION!
|
|
Drug
Free Can Be Just As Debilitating As Drug Abuse
In
January 2006, the U.S. Congress stated: "Too little is known about drug
abuse, especially the causes, ways to treat, and prevent drug
abuse." Coping in a chemically altered world without drugs to
restore the balance can lead to chronic medical disorders. One
of the most devastating consequences is a "panic attack".
Left untreated, a severe panic attack can lead to suicidal ideation as
it produces uncontrollable anxiety. Imagine experiencing a pain
so severe that will only end with death.
|
The
Dose
Time
Scale
|
Quantitative
Drug Administration Mathematically Defined
At
the 2007 International Drug Policy Reform Conference in New Orleans last December
, Richard Gicomeng unveiled the first mathematical model that
shows the relationship between Drug Use, Drug Abuse, Chemical Dependency,
and Anti-Drug Disorder, the four approaches to drug administration. The Dose-Time Scale, an
x,y graph, which defines drug quantity as the sole factor that
distinguishes abuse from use. This model highlights the artifacts born from
an absence of education that has been caused directly by the war on
drugs. The posture of anti-drug disorder, tells us that no matter what, sooner or later,
those who are attracted to drugs are prone to develop a "drug
problem". That's because in the American society there is
no such behavior as drug use. Only drug abuse and chemical dependency
are recognized. Drug use is synonymous with drug abuse and anti-drug
is strangely regarded as politically correct behavior.
|
|
2008
SEP 18: Changing Attitudes About Drug Use
How
long will it take for the U.S. Government to adopt more pro-positive attitudes about
drug use? Attitudes
about drug use have shifted long ago as measured by the number of drug
policy reformists and dwindling numbers of anti-drug proponents. All that many
Americans want and need is a good, old-fashioned, strong, charismatic leader
who can bring about an end to the violence and deliver a drug policy that is
sensible.
Negative
attitudes about sorcery and witchcraft prevailed throughout the Medieval
period and are embedded in religious and cultural traditions today... Thomas
Brattle, the Massachusetts Bay Colony merchant whose letter to the Salem
magistrates presiding over the infamous witch trials, eliminated spectral evidence
that resulted in verdicts favorable to the defendants, thus, ending one of the
grimmest periods in American History. Government hostility towards its
enemies has always spawned ignorance and fear... but today, drugs have taken
center stage as "public enemy number one" ever since Richard Nixon
gave drugs such christening in 1971. Nearly 40 years have passed,
millions have died in the WOD, and billions have been impacted. The
spotlight must be on transforming attitudes about drug use.
|
|
Here's
Your Chance to DIE FOR YOUR COUNTRY!
...just
don't expect to get any medals of honor! Here's the battle plan for
2008 right from the ONDCP. Find out why they are stepping up the war
on drugs during the last year of George "cokehead" Bush's
reign. Are you a target? So far, there have been millions of
false arrests, millions of ruined lives, and it's no wonder why the
battlefields have the poorest healthcare record. More DEA means fewer
healthcare providers are willing to take the risk to provide medications for
pain. Notice how some states -- like Idaho -- have no DEA.
Meanwhile Idaho, home to wealthy Hollywood socialites, has by far more
illicit drug trafficking from Canada than any other state. Compare
this map to declining property values! It isn't the drugs. It's
the drug LAWS that are making mincemeat out of our real estate and our
economy!
|
|
The
War on Drugs is a Moratorium on the Evolution of Humanity in the
Electro-Chemical Age
Richard
Gicomeng's Presentation for the 2007 International Conference on Drug
Policy Reform
2007
December 5, 6, 7, & 8 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
MS
PowerPoint Presentation now in HTML format. Click on the icon and allow
a few minutes to download. Be patient! Why not clean your desk space
while you wait.
|
|
It's
Cool to be "Drug Free"; But "Anti Drug" is
Offensive, Malicious, and a Disorder.
Should
non-violent drug offenders be subjected to vigilantism? Should ordinary
people who take drugs for medical reasons be subjected to abuse? What
about self-medicators? What about anyone...? Being "drug
free" is a plausible achievement, but for many, it is
impractical. There are many people in our society who use drugs to
achieve normalcy in their lives. If you're having difficulty
determining what Gicomeng's message is, here's the best place to
start. This will give you a clear perspective of why we feel there
needs to be a radical revolution rather than simple reform. Here you
will find the foundation of why Drug Use Education (DUE) is so important
and hopefully anyone who fears drugs will realize that the concern here is
for a healthier, more productive society because the drugs themselves are
nothing to fear, the quantity and other factors are what needs to be
controlled. And that we can accomplish....
|
|
Every
Body Has A Brain
A
Different Shade of Gray
Richard
Gicomeng's Presentation to the 2nd Annual Conference on Methamphetamine,
AIDS, & Hepatitis;
2007
February 1, 2, & 3 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
MS PowerPoint Presentation now
in HTML format. Click on the icon and allow a few minutes to
download. Be patient! Why not clean your desk space while you
wait.
|
|
Drug
Use Education (DUE)...
We teach our kids how to
drive a car... swim in water... we don't teach them how to get into an
accident or how to drown or just say 'NO!' Then why do we
teach our kids about drug abuse...? Drug use is not a crime, a
disease, or a disorder. DUE brings kids into hospitals and
clinics to learn pharmacology, nursing, and medicine. The purpose of this
program is designed to strengthen healthcare and promote knowledge,
safety, and responsible drug use.
|
|
STOP!
The War on Drugs
Potentially 19 million
American citizens remain unable to work due to lack of a controlled
substance to treat chronic disorders. Since the war on drugs was launched
in 1971, almost 15 million deaths worldwide have been implicated to the
war on drugs. About 25% of the current US prison population of
nearly 2.4 million remain incarcerated for non-violent drug-related
crimes. The healthcare system in the US continually degrades every
year because the war on drugs undermines the ability of providers to treat
patients. If you are looking for 15 of the most powerful reasons why
to end the war on drugs, you'll find it on this page prepared in June
2007. This is just the tip of the iceberg.
|
The
2008 US Presidential Campaign:
More of the Same? Last
year's U.S. presidential election will not have a desirable impact on drug
policy for anyone. The Obama administration has made a conservative
move to preserve the climate of fear and ignorance that has resulted in a
society where the educated recognize the president's failure to
revolutionize drug policy as a fatal error while the uneducated and
undereducated cling to the hope that turning drug abuse into a medical
anomaly will prove effective, while the absolutely stupid members
of society cling to the hope for a Drug Free America.
Healthcare resolution begins with providing all citizens with medical
training and Drug Use Education...
|
|
Hatred from Oppressed
Drug User Wannabes There's
a difference between a loved one who is concerned about someone's drug
abuse and a loved one who intimidates, threatens, and berates a drug
user. Anti-drug disorder(ADD2) is very real in
our society. It exists in government, healthcare, and every
business. Because it's recognized as acceptable behavior, it's
become commonly used by even those who use and abuse drugs. Apply a
little common sense. It's not acceptable to hate anyone for
any reason. ADD2 is often violent, threatening, discriminating, and it
has been a direct cause of student gun violence, gang warefare, and police
brutality. Any behavior that causes harm or is overly
punitive is abnormal and must be stopped. It is the number one
reason for stopping the WOD.
|
|
Comparison of Chemical
Substances The
US government gets an "F" in their mission to control the most
dangerous substances. The chemicals they control are just the
ones that they don't want you to have because they might be useful to
you. We analyzed 4 substances that are considered "recreational
drugs". Surprisingly, the one that was considered the least
harmful and often prescribed for six-year olds, is a controlled substance.
The two that cause the most harm are available to the public. The
fourth is made in a clandestine lab.
|
|
The Yellow Rose Mission
The Yellow Rose Mission
was launched in December 2006 by Richard Gicomeng. The purpose of
the mission is to form a network of volunteers who campaign against the
promotion of ignorance, death, drug abuse, and other abnormal behavior
associated with the war on drugs. Our team members join us because
they are fed up with the high mortality of victims who are often
entrapped. Today, the mission is a team of more than 5,000 volunteers from various cities who
campaign on the Internet and door-to-door. We
don't ask for money. We want your time. JOIN US!
richard@gicomeng.com
|
|
"Junkies" in the White House Here's
some useless trivia for you. Or maybe you'll find it very useful! What is
the difference between the Clintons and the Bushes? The first families
have bizarre attitudes and practices with drugs. Laura Bush sold
illicit drugs on a regular basis while in college and the Bush family are
regular drug users. The Clintons are adamantly opposed to
drugs. Both families have shown a great deal of interest in keeping
up the drug war. DRUGS BELONG IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE NOT
POLITICS!
|
DrugUseEducation.org
WATCH
OUT!
... for these forthcoming
additions to this website.
|
|
The War on Drugs is Genocide Imposed by US
Government
|
|
For
Sacrificing Their Lives In the War on Drugs -- The Purple Heart
Drug
war victims who gave up their lives in SWAT raids -- many of them innocent
women and children -- remain the unsung heroes of a war that should have
never been. They should be remembered as should those who accidentally
overdosed from drugs or those in law enforcement who gave up their lives
that have already been eulogized and remembered. Here is the
recommendation for changes in AR 600-8-22 to include those who gave up their
lives for American freedom which is expected to be introduced to the 111th
Congress in 2009 along with a Drug War Remembrance Day, June 17, to
commemorate those on the day that the war had begun. With over 145
million U.S. citizens impacted by the WOD and 77% of the general public
disapproving of the WOD, this is extremely likely to pass and predictably
have a domino impact to end the the war.
|
Work,
Not
Prison,
Beats
Drug
Addiction
|
Employment
Puts an End to Addictions
During
the administration of George W. Bush, drug use and abuse in the U.S. doubled
as a result of the presidential administration's fear tactics, increasing
incidents of self-medication, and the inability of many to find jobs.
Loss of employment doesn't stop drug abuse. In fact, unemployment is
the foundation for drug addiction. After an 8-year reign of terror,
what drug users in America need is the chance to work.
|