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Clinton Makes No Apologies for Oil Sands Pipeline

02 min 36 sec

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton defends her approval of the Alberta Clipper pipeline. Until the U.S. passes more aggressive clean energy legislation, she explains, "we're either going to be dependent on dirty oil from the Gulf, or dependent on dirty oil from Canada."
Clinton: US Shares Responsibility for Mexican Drug War

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton claims shared responsibility, on behalf of the U.S., for Mexico's drug war. She offers complete U.S. support to the Mexican government in their efforts to build an independent judiciary, build a more effective corrections system, and to help professionalize its police force.
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Caz Loth

Posted: 11.04.10, 07:42 AM

Wrong approach! More police. Better guns. Helicopters. More prisons means more lawyers and the viscous cycle continues. Legalize the drugs and bring it all up onto the table for everyone to see. Stop imprisoning people who take drugs. 70% of the incarcerations in the US is because of drug use. What a pathetic business. Preying on the addicted just to make money. Try helping for once. The same old tactics don't work but the establishment already knows that. They're not interested in the anatomy of the drug problem. They're only interested in the "War on Drugs" because it's lucrative. To "war" on anything only promotes what you're "waring" on. Why don't don't you try a new approach? Something different and innovative?

jezreel4

Posted: 10.29.10, 12:41 PM

well if Mariguana does become legal that will lessen the demand of the drug from mexico, wont it? since it will now be a buisness in America.

Andrew Siebert

Posted: 10.27.10, 09:27 PM

Heelrah needs more flags behind her. Unimpressive. About as cool as a drunk Dick Cheney on the drive home on Sunday morning. No, go away, thanks.

GLambarry

Posted: 10.27.10, 11:52 AM

Regarding the Mexican drug trafficking violence, if California decides to make mariguana legal, how can we fight the drug cartels in Mexico for something that is legal in the country next door? Do not forget that the vast majority of weapons used by the drug cartels are bought within the US. The US is selling the weapons that the Mexican government is fighting and the US is consuming the drug that cartels sell.

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