An
Addict Is a Victim of Some Drug
Supplier's
Greed,
A
Victim of the Lies Which Every
Supplier
Tells
In
An Effort to Satisfy that Greed,
and
Thus a Victim of Their Chemically
Addictive &
Hypnotic Drug Supplies.
Surveys
over the last 50 years show that there is still a majority of Judges,
Magistrates, Ministers,
Politicians, Officials,
Press and other Media
Editors as well as the General Public, who have been well
and truly conned into
believing that addicts are stupid, criminal and to blame for their
condition, when the truth is
that addicts are victims of addiction, inflicted
on them deliberately and
sometimes incidentally –
for criminal as well as
commercial profit reasons.
We
are falsely told
by psychiatrists that addicts have “addictive personalities”, are
told by alcoholic drinks distributors &
pharmaceutical companies that addicts “abuse” alcohol and addicts
“misuse” drugs.
Quite
ludicrous, evil and misleading when you recognise that
it is totally
impossible to become
addicted to a drug you never ever take, because,
with the exception of
alcohol, sugar and tobacco, it is the taking of two
or more doses of any addictive drug which CREATES addiction !
It
is because of their
totally incorrect and jaundiced view of addicts that government
policies over the last 68 years have mainly been directed against the
addicts rather than against the alcoholic drink distributors, the
addictive pharmaceutical
drug producers &
prescribers and the local
criminal suppliers
of illegal products, all of
whose businesses make
addiction possible and even certain.
All
of these suppliers
deliberately use the
addictive nature of their products to
create a lengthening list of consumers who must irresistibly demand
daily or multi-daily doses in order to avoid the devastating
cold-turkey aches, pains, vomiting, diarrhoea, anxiety &
feelings of impotence which their
attempts to “quit
using”
inevitably inflict upon them.
Adding
to the usual commercial goals of the producers, governments see
consumers and suppliers of
alcohol, tobacco and
pharmaceutical products as vast and vital tax-revenue sources, which
governments will do anything to avoid losing – even preferring to
see up to 5% of our population hopelessly and
expensively addicted (as
some 3 million currently are)
to the ridiculous
point where handling
and compensating for those addicts likely
costs more
than the amounts collected
in taxes.
Proof
that Parliament is
committed to taxing
&
punishing consumers rather
than the suppliers who
instigate addiction, lies in
the fact that they are about
to impose a new tax on addictive sugar, to offset the rising
incidence and
costs of treating body weight and
obesity under the N.H.S.
If
Westminster wants to cut sugar consumption, it should legislate
against its production and limit its usage in a whole range of
products and outlets.
As
it should also do with alcohol and pharmaceutical products,
where the legal production,
distribution and consumption volumes MASSIVELY exceed the
distribution and
usage of ALL criminal drug
supplies. (i.e.
addictive pharmaceutical drug supply is 6 times greater than
addictive criminal drug supply.)
For
example, the U.K. has 2.4
MILLION N.H.S. funded “patients” living in their own homes or in
care-homes who are involuntarily addicted to legally but
excessively prescribed
pharmaceutical drugs, which they take three or four times a day, at
an overall cost of at least some £1,095 per patient per year. A
total of at least £2.63
BILLION per annum.
But
if they are “patients”- WHAT IS THE MEDICAL CONDITION FOR WHICH
THEY ARE STILL BEING TREATED ? When they started “treatment”
three months, one year or ten years ago, their problem might have
been worry, grief, anxiety, depression, stomach-ache, tooth-ache,
head-ache or pain from a healing injury, etc., etc.
But
in 99 out of a hundred cases those conditions will have cleared up in
a few weeks, and what they are now suffering from is not an illness
or disorder, but merely “cold turkey” addiction withdrawal
symptoms, when they
go too long without their continuously addicting daily or 3 times a
day prescribed benzodiazepines or opioid based pain-killing drugs,
etc.
In
addition, 180,000 former
heroin addicts now on daily N.H.S. supplied
O.S.T.
methadone, are
reported by the Government's
own National Audit Office to
each cost the Exchequer over
£47,000 per annum. Currently
a total ANNUAL COST of £84.6 BILLION every
year for up to 40 years.
On
the other hand, it costs a ONCE ONLY fee of £29,000 to
£39,000 per addict to bring
69+%
of all methadone prescription users to lasting relaxed abstinence (on
a guaranteed Payment by Results financing
basis) using a residential
addiction recovery training service already proven
and available for 50 years,
and today delivered at nearly one hundred Centres (including prison
units) in 49 countries.
But
in the U.K. we
don't use this half century
proven self-help addiction recovery training programme because our
legal, political and media establishment have swallowed hook, line
and sinker the totally false idea,
put out for 65 years by drug producers and their psychiatric
marketing arm, that the psycho-pharms are the only experts, that
addiction is essentially incurable and that those who claim they can
deliver recovery from addiction are ridiculous
charlatans, and
should not even be listened to or talked with.
So
ever since the formation of the National Health Service in 1948,
there has never been a year when any form of drug addiction – legal
or criminal – actually fell, because the N.H.S. has no idea how to
cure drug addiction, and proves this by either commissioning Service
Providers to try and
“rehabilitate”
addicts, OR feeds addictive
pharmaceutical drugs to addicts in order to stop them using
criminally supplied drugs, a
legal addiction for
which the NHS also has no
cure !
“Restricting
Supply”, “Reducing Demand”, “Building Recovery Locally” and
“Supporting People to Live A Drug Free Life” are the main
over-arching features of the 2010 Drug Strategy, which is still
current today.
To progress in THE RESTRICTION OF SUPPLY, it is essential, that we stop wasting our resources by committing them to fighting the so-called “War on Drugs” outside Great Britain.
The main reason that our local police do not have sufficient resources to handle our local drug-pushers is because we commit to expensively taking actions in Colombia, Afghanistan, Mexico and numerous other distant foreign locations, when the pipeline of supplies which stretches from those countries to our own pubs, school gates and clubs, etc., can be more easily, effectively and inexpensively CUT by taking zero tolerance action much closer to the users being supplied by that pipeline.
To progress in THE RESTRICTION OF SUPPLY, it is essential, that we stop wasting our resources by committing them to fighting the so-called “War on Drugs” outside Great Britain.
The main reason that our local police do not have sufficient resources to handle our local drug-pushers is because we commit to expensively taking actions in Colombia, Afghanistan, Mexico and numerous other distant foreign locations, when the pipeline of supplies which stretches from those countries to our own pubs, school gates and clubs, etc., can be more easily, effectively and inexpensively CUT by taking zero tolerance action much closer to the users being supplied by that pipeline.
By
initially in a sense mainly ignoring the foreign supply pipeline up
to the local pusher and concentrating on home production suppliers,
millions of £pounds plus millions of police, customs & excise
hours can be saved and concentrated on the last link in the supply
chain. i.e. THE LOCAL PUSHER / DEALER who has to reveal
him or her self in order to do business with the addicted user (who
is most sensibly, accurately and usefully
regarded as the ADDICTION VICTIM who should be rescued rather than
criminalised).
The police target should be anyone producing or growing addictive supplies in the U.K. and anyone who is found in possession of more than one dose or more than a personal supply of one or more drugs.
The police target should be anyone producing or growing addictive supplies in the U.K. and anyone who is found in possession of more than one dose or more than a personal supply of one or more drugs.
Possession
of a single dose of just one drug usually equals an addicted user who
needs rescuing rather than criminalising.
Two
or more doses, carried by the individual, or found in
his or her car or at home, etc., most
often equals “pusher” - the last link in the supply line
– and he or she should be hit with every punishment available to
the police, the prosecutors and the courts on a Zero Tolerance
basis.
It
doesn't matter if the supply line is one, ten, one hundred, one
thousand or ten thousand miles long, the last link is to be
found in every U.K. city, town or village, close to the user AND
CLOSE TO A LOCAL BRITISH BOBBY.
Furthermore,
that last link can be identified by the user (the pusher's client),
and if that user knows the police are not after him or her, it is not
going to be all that difficult to get the users' co-operation,
especially, if instead of being criminalised, the user is offered
anonymity and effective treatment for their
addiction – which 70 to 75% want desperately to quit.
Even
pushers can be offered an opportunity to be cured if it is clear that
he or she is selling drugs solely to support their own habit.
But
only if they are prepared to give up their own immediate supplier.
Working
back down the supply line from the user towards the initial
supplier works effectively
only when
the user is protected and rescued,
and when government resources are diverted away from
overseas spending and concentrated on local U.K. situations.
To progress in REDUCING DEMAND we must stop making the mistake of interpreting demand reduction as the beefing up of “prevention and avoidance” which, although important is aimed at stopping the development of future demand and not at reducing current demand.
To progress in REDUCING DEMAND we must stop making the mistake of interpreting demand reduction as the beefing up of “prevention and avoidance” which, although important is aimed at stopping the development of future demand and not at reducing current demand.
ONLY
CURRENT ADDICTS
DEMAND DRUG SUPPLIES
!
Non-users
quite obviously don't
!
So
the only way we can possibly Reduce Demand is by bringing addicts to
lasting relaxed abstinence, and for 50 years this has provably been
best achieved by withdrawing addicts and training them in self help
addiction recovery techniques.
It
is not achieved by prescribing expensive addictive substitute
pharmaceutical drugs to addicts. It is nowhere near achieved often
enough by either residential or local daily 12 Steps groups, although
local groups must not be ignored when affordability is a major
barrier.
Fifty
years of success and expansion confirm that self-help addiction
recovery training on a three month residential basis leads to lasting
relaxed abstinence in 55 to 69+% of cases.
To
cure the approximately half
a million U.K. addicts
currently on criminal drugs and / or on O.S.T., and
using the other two over-arching features of the 2010 Drug Strategy,
(SUPPORTING
PEOPLE TO LIVE A DRUG FREE LIFE,
and
BUILDING RECOVERY LOCALLY)
is going to take 30
years if, over
the next 4
years, we establish 100
addiction recovery training centres (nearly
one per major
local authority),
each with accommodation for 25
students, plus 15 staff and
executives.
The
present total spending by “all government departments” involved
in one or more aspect of addiction spending, reported by the
government's National Audit office, is £8.46 BILLION EACH
AND EVERY YEAR.
With
100 centres each with 25 or
more student beds, turning
out some 10,000 recovered addicts per year, the
total cost with every centre in full operation would be only some
£340
MILLION per annum – which
is a ONCE ONLY cost of 4%
of the current ANNUAL government
reported inter-departmental
spending on O.S.T. methadone alone !
But,
for up to 40 years, our addiction affected
Departmental Ministers between
them go on spending EVERY
YEAR, many
many times
the amount they would
have to
pay ONCE ONLY
in order to cure all current U.K. drug addicts !
Even
on the above basis it would take 30 years to cure the existing
national group of illegal addicts, and of course in that period there
would doubtless be new addicts getting hooked every month.
Why
don't Ministers know this and do something about it. Are
they mad, can't do simple arithmetic or are they
themselves taking drugs ?
NO.
None of these. Their problem is that they go on listening to and
believing the downright lies which government psychiatrists and
pharmaceutical company marketing departments tell them, in order to
hold on to the millions of profitable “multi-daily-dose” addicts
the Government are unwittingly paying the psycho-pharms to keep
addicted !
If
you really want to know why the National Health Service is
financially crippled, you have only to look at the regularly
increasing amounts of money being spent on addictive medication which
cures nothing, AND SO NEVER REDUCES THE NUMBER OF “PATIENTS”.
And
this is NOT because involuntary addiction is incurable. It is
because
the pharmaceutical companies who recommend small-dose step down
gradual withdrawal from addictive prescription drugs, JUST DO NOT
MANUFACTURE THE RANGES OF SMALL DOSAGE UNITS needed to apply this
viable withdrawal
procedure.
Instead
of saying that they refuse to cut the throats of their own marketing
men and their own profitability by helping to cure addiction, they
say "small doses are too difficult and too expensive to manufacture
and hold in stock." Especially, they will also say, “because they
are not in demand”.
So
what is required is legislation to ensure that for every addictive
and hypnotic drug a manufacturer makes, he must also produce dose
units which are 2.5%, 5%, 10%, 20% and 50% of the size the
manufacturer recommends as a “normal” dose.
This
will stop 70 year old patients who are trying to withdraw from their
addiction, from needing to cut tablets into 2, 4, 8, 16
and even 32
pieces, and also trying to perform similarly
impossible daily exercises
with the contents of powder or liquid capsules.
With
2.4 Million NHS patients involuntarily addicted to prescription
drugs, there is a need for an organised approach to “Addiction
Withdrawal Advisory Services and Help (AWASH),” and an organisation
of that name, at the same address as the “Society for an Addiction
Free Europe (SAFE)”, is able to recommend a plan which can be
funded entirely from the savings to be made by reducing the massive
over-spending on unnecessary prescription drugs.
Most
forms of drug addiction and
a majority of drug addicts are
curable on a three month self-help residential addiction recovery
training programme, costing
ONCE ONLY some 60 to 80% of what the U.K. Government EVERY YEAR
spends on OST prescribed methadone “therapy”, as
a result of which the providers of such programmes have for 50 years
been attacked, reviled and
abused by criminal and pharmaceutical drug producers in an effort to
avoid having their customers taken away by letting someone cure them
!
But
around the world those self-help recovery training providers go on
expanding every year – solely because they deliver what they
promise.
To
know more, phone +44 (0)1342 810151 or 811099 any weekday between
11.00am and 9.00pm, or e-mail keneck@btinternet.com.
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