<p>When the first edition of Dope, Inc. was published in 1978, everyone from the U.S. Federal Reserve Board to the gangsters' Anti-Defamation League, erupted into a frenzy. Why? Because Dope Inc. bared the biggest secret of a $200 billion a year multinational business, by exposing the real "godfathers" of the worldwide narcotics traffic - as some of the world's major banks, insurance companies, and "First Families" of Britain and the United States. Names were named and careers exposed. No wonder that in 1984 Boston Brahmin families in the command structure of Dope, Inc. for 200 years, opened up a series of grand jury witchhunts against political associates of Lyndon LaRouche, the presidential candidate who inspired this book. No wonder that in 1985, when the Spanish-language edition of Dope, Inc. was published, David Rockefeller's (and Fidel Castro's) friends in Ibero-America went berserk. The Cisneros family ordered the book to be banned in Venezuela. Peru's Manuel Ulloa launched a lawsuit disputing its conclusions - and lost. And Castro himself confirmed the Soviet connection, when he admitted drug czar Robert Vesco was being protected in Havana. Today, narcotics traffic has grown to $500 billion a year, turning the world financial system into a giant slush fund for corrupting presidents and destroying nations. Dope, Inc. has become a "government" in its own right - and nothing short of an all out war on Dope, Inc. can save Western civilization. This book is your combat manual.</p>

Dope Inc: Boston Bankers and Soviet Commissars

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