War On Drugs DVD Combo

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War On Drugs DVD Combo

Get three incredible DVDs covering the fraudulent War on Drugs.

In the first and second volumes of his powerful Never Get Busted DVD series, Former DEA Agent Barry Cooper reveals secret police tactics to help you protect your precious liberties while celebrated filmmaker Kevin Booth delves into the American Drug War to uncover the police state being constructed in the name of protecting the nations' children.

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Never Get Busted Volume 1: Traffic Stops (DVD)

This DVD is truly a one-of-a-kind, never before seen, information packed tool which can help you save thousands in legal fees and stay out of jail!

Watch Real Footage of former DEA Agent Barry Cooper Making Marijuana Arrests, Learn Secret Drug Enforcement Tactics, Avoid Narcotics Profiling, Where Not to Hide Your Stash (Do Coffee Grounds Really Work?), How Police Cause Drug Dogs to False Alert, Search & Seizure Law Made Easy, How Police Can Tell When You’re Lying, 90 Minutes of One-On-One Training.

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Never Get Busted Volume 2: Never Get Raided (DVD)

This newly released film is the second in Barry Cooper's' series of controversial NeverGetBusted videos. The title, NeverGetRaided, describes the DVD perfectly. Part documentary and all instruction, NeverGetRaided promises to reveal all the latest drug enforcement tactics giving the viewer confidence in maintaining a cannabis culture lifestyle without ever being raided!

Alongside the cannabis friendly citizens, the non-smoker will enjoy the film as well because it interestingly catalogs secret police tactics and gives the audience an insider's view into what caused one of America's top drug cops to "switch sides."

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT Never Get Busted

"Cooper is a former narcotics officer once considered among the top cops in Texas, where more marijuana is seized each year than in any other state."

---USA Today

This hard hitting film contains 90 minutes of non-stop instruction taught in the same "shocking but polite" teaching style delivered in Barry's first film, Traffic Stops that recently gained world attention.

"Totally amazing. It's incredible watching Barry and Candi sneak into the marijuana field. Barry will need an agent soon to help him manage becoming one of today's top documentary film makers."

---Jim Grimes, Channel 33 Dallas,Texas

""The audience laughed, cheered, cried and cursed. It was amazing. More than I could've ever imagined. Truly an educational experience for whomever watches it."

--Mark Meisinger, Attorney At Law

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Chapter 1: Guerrilla Growing Undetected

Barry teaches from the DEA training he received on how to spot marijuana fields from the air. He takes you on a helicopter ride over a genuine clandestine marijuana patch and then "creeps" you into the field while pointing out the grower's mistakes.

Chapter 2: Spotting Undercovers and Informants

Undercover officers and informants are perhaps the strongest and most dangerous tool used against American Citizens in the unjust War on Drugs. Barry points out only 28 officers have lost their lives in the War on Drugs in a ten year period (1996-2005) compared to millions of non-violent citizens who have lost their lives or have been placed in prisons to be raped or stabbed. Barry uses his experience as an undercover officer and interviews a seasoned drug dealer to teach you exactly how to detect these secret government agents.

Chapter 3: Selling Marijuana Safely (Cops are more dangerous than Dealers)

Discover a GUARANTEED method to sell marijuana and NeverGetRaided. The alcohol dealers do not have police invading their homes in the middle of the night and neither should pot dealers. Barry explains a method to use that even he could not bust! It really works.

Chapter 4: Growing Indoor Plants That Are Invisible To Law Enforcement

Are you currently growing your medicine indoors? Do you want to grow indoors but haven't because you don't want to get raided? Heat from lights are the grower's worst enemy so Barry teaches how to beat the heat by explaining FLIR (Forward Looking Infra-Red Radar.) Walk into an actual grow room and witness real police FLIR footage of an indoor grow operation. Not only does Barry teach how to confuse these heat imaging video cams but he also explains how to obtain grow equipment undetected. You will also learn how to spot police surveillance, tails and stakeouts and learn how to counter these efforts.

Chapter 5: Knock and Talks and K-9 Proofing.

Learn tips that GUARANTEE how to win 100% of the time when facing a police encounter at your door. Learn how to fool the dogs in case you didn't listen to Barry's advice and you get raided.

Chapter 6: A Message To DEA.

Barry pulls no punches when outlining an effective way to conduct search warrants without the violence. The DEA and other drug enforcement agencies will owe an answer after Barry exposes this non-violent method to seizing persons and property.

Chapter 7: Those Are Your Kids! Drugs Are Not Harming Them...The Police Are.

This "no holds bar" chapter challenges government propaganda programs such as D.A.R.E and encourages parents to take charge of their families by teaching the truth about drugs. In this chapter, Barry says what the "closet smoking parents" can't say...highly charged and controversial. Note: We currently have 1.5 million children missing one or both parents because of the Drug War.

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American Drug War DVD

Order This Incredible New Exposé Today!

Over 4 years, 4 festival wins – Sold out screenings from California to Manchester England.

Angered by the death of several family members from the "legal Drugs" of Alcohol, Tobacco and Pharmaceuticals - Texas filmmaker Kevin Booth delves into a world of deceit and corruption controlled by a drug dealing government who's only allegiance is to its corporate masters.

The official DVD contains over THREE HOURS of BONUS features. Including a sixty minute mini doc about Tommy Chong’s arrest. Sheriff Joe Arpaio serving rotten food to non-violent drug offenders. Mike Ruppert going into great detail about various CIA operations. Ricky Ross talking from a prison Pay Phone. And much much more making the DVD a must have especially if you have already seen the film.

This final version of the film features extensive sound mixing and post production for the SHOWTIME broadcast, and is the version we would like to have spread across the country and the world.

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Never Get Busted Again Combo

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Alex Jones' terrifying new film End Game: Blueprint For Global Enslavement explores the history of eugenics and answers why the elite are so obsessed with thinning the human population. Order the DVD or Subscribe to prison planet.tv and watch the documentary in high quality online streaming format.

Now every order gets a free copy of the powerful Citizen's Rule Book!

a/k/a Tommy Chong

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a/k/a Tommy Chong
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a/k/a Tommy Chong chronicles the entrapment and incarceration of comedic legend Tommy Chong. Josh Gilbert's award winning documentary offers a sometimes frightening, often hilarious account of "Operation PipeDreams", a nationwide drug paraphernalia sting operation spearheaded by former Attorney General John Ashcroft.

Cheech and Chong reunite

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Cheech and Chong reunite as feud goes up in smoke
By EDWIN TAMARA
7-30-8

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Their feud finally having gone up in smoke, Cheech and Chong say they're eager to get back on the road for their first comedy tour in more than 25 years.

"We had such a legacy, such a history. We couldn't escape it, even if we tried," Tommy Chong told reporters at a news conference Wednesday at the Troubadour, the Los Angeles nightclub where the pair were discovered more than 35 years ago.

The duo said their "Light Up America" tour will kick off Sept. 12 in Philadelphia.

"It's going to be very theatrical," said Cheech Marin.

If Wednesday's news conference was an indication, it won't spare the pothead humor, either.

"We're definitely still smoking," Chong said when asked.

"I get transfusions now," quipped Marin.

"I like the taste," Chong said. "I'm old fashioned."

Marin told AP Radio earlier this month that he and the 70-year-old Chong had recently decided that if ever they were to reunite the time was now because, "You're not getting any younger and neither am I."

They tossed around some ideas and figured a comedy tour would be "the most fun" and "the least hassle," the 62-year-old Marin said.

Marin and Chong, who broke up amid creative differences, have tried to reunite before, but have always fought too much.

"It takes about three minutes for that to happen, Marin said. "There's this veiled hatred." But he added: "We've kind of resolved that."

During their original run, Marin and Chong released nine comedy albums between 1972 and 1985, were nominated for four Grammy Awards and won one. They also starred in eight feature films, almost always portraying a pair of comical stoners.

"We've gotten to the age where we don't feel like fighting anymore," Marin said, "because the end is a lot closer than the beginning."

Associated Press writers Michael Weinfeld in Washington and John Rogers in Los Angeles contributed to this report.

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Tommy Chong

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Tommy Chong
Interviewed by Brian Polk
January 30th, 2008

Tommy Chong is more of a rite of passage than a comedian. As half of the stoner-focused comedy duo Cheech & Chong—not to mention his role as burnout Leo Chingkwake in That '70s Show—he's given generations of high-school kids something to giggle at while experimenting with pot. But the Bush administration wasn't laughing four years ago, when former Attorney General John Ashcroft launched Operation Pipe Dream—which targeted, among companies, Chong's son's Nice Dreams Enterprises, which sold bongs across state lines. Although Chong wasn't an active owner of the company, he was sentenced to nine months in federal prison, as documented in Josh Gilbert's new documentary A/K/A Tommy Chong. While serving his time, he wrote his first book, The I Chong: Meditations From The Joint, a memoir and account of the bust. Now 69 years old and still smokin', Chong recently spoke with The A.V. Club about prison, the demonic nature of the War On Drugs, and performing stand-up with his wife Shelby.

The A.V. Club: It's hard to believe you served nine months in federal prison for selling bongs.

Tommy Chong: It was one of those defining moments in someone's career. You have to be careful what you ask for. I remember just before I got busted, I was saying to the guy that did the documentary, "You know, we need some kind of publicity gimmick." And then the next week, I got busted. [Laughs.] It was weird.

AVC: In The I Chong, you present yourself in a light that's very different from your stoner persona. If the Bush administration knew you were a family man who has a personal relationship with God, do you think they would have gone after you?

TC: Oh, yeah. These guys are really demons. You look at Cheney, Rumsfeld, Karl Rove, and Bush—if you saw them on Halloween, they wouldn't need a costume. You'd give them a treat and compliment them on what great-looking demons they were. They are demons. There's no doubt about it.

AVC: Why were you such a high priority for them?

TC: Because they're trivial. These guys were doing wrong, and they knew they were doing wrong. They knew they had no business going into Iraq. And for all we know, they have something to do with 9/11—maybe not physically doing it, but they knew it was coming. It was the only way they could grab the power they grabbed. Had it not been for 9/11, they would've never been elected the second time, for sure. As trivial as they are, they don't look at the big picture, ever. So when they saw the chance to take a stoner like me down—I'm like a right-wing wet dream. While I'm walking around touting the joys of pot-smoking, these guys are looking to put black and brown people in jail for life for just having possession of a joint. And I played right into their hands.

AVC: Do you think the raid deterred people from buying bongs and smoking pot?

TC: [Laughs.] No, not at all. That's never been their intent. They want to control the population. It's all about control with these guys: mind control, thought control. They're thought police. There's no end to it. They're exactly what the founders of the Constitution were talking about when they wrote the Constitution. They were saying, "We don't want these idiots to be able to do this." That's why Bush and the boys are doing their best to tear [the Constitution] up. You can't become a dictator through checks and balances.

AVC: Did your sentence inspire your political activism?

TC: Totally. Before that, I used to pride myself on being just a pot-smoker, a musician more than anything. Cheech and I used to call ourselves musicians; we never called ourselves comedians. We were musicians that were funny. I never gave a thought about the activism part of it. Marijuana and marching don't go good together. Marijuana and munching, maybe. But I've really evolved into quite a spokesman.

AVC: When you make appearances on talk shows, they don't seem to be expecting your vehement criticisms of the government. Is it frustrating when they imply you must be high to say things like that?

TC: [Laughs.] I love it when they say that. "Are you high right now, Tommy Chong? What are you thinking?" I am high, as a matter of fact. I stay as high as I can now. But I do have a plan for the country. It needs education. And there should be drug education—only they should teach people how to smoke pot, because even potheads don't know how to smoke pot. I intend to make that part of my lifestyle from now on. I've evolved into not only an activist, but an educator. I want to show people how, when, and why they should smoke pot.

AVC: How should they smoke pot?

TC: First of all, you have to be involved in the arts. If you're not a writer, actor, musician, poet, astronomer, athlete—people should only smoke pot who absolutely need to smoke pot. If you're a right-wing Republican, pot would hold you back. But if you feel you need to smoke pot, then you should smoke it.

AVC: How have the events of the last few years shaped your stand-up act? Are you more political?

TC: More spiritual. I think there's something very comedic about a pothead getting spiritual. [Laughs.] But awakening your spiritual side is really what artists do. When you hit a groove, it's not you; it's the spirit world. The spirits whisper the ideas in your brain and prod you along. They're the ones that are really happy.

AVC: And you claim the demons in power are keeping people from experiencing their personal spirituality.

TC: That's the difference between religion and spirituality. Religion is run by thought police. "Obey. Listen. This is what you do. Don't ask questions. Go die for your country." The spirituality says, "Okay, you can die for your country, but know what you're doing while you're doing it."

AVC: Based on the reactions from talk-show hosts, mainstream America doesn't appear to be ready to embrace your message.

TC: Mainstream America will never be ready. Mainstream anybody. I look at the world like musicians do. Jazz, for instance, will never be mainstream, no matter how much a jazz person would like it to be. It's just like good literature—the average person will never read the great literature that's available. Only a handful of people will understand even a fraction of what I know now. But I don't care about mainstream people. I never have. There's no reason to.

AVC: How did you end up performing with your wife, Shelby?

TC: My wife started out introducing me onstage, and now she does 20-30 minutes on her own. She's really come into her own. Women come out to see her; they don't give a shit about me. That's the biggest compliment ever, though, because I help her write her stuff. When I had my wife onstage with me, I was told by a few comics, "What are you doing? What are you getting your wife out here for?" It makes them look like assholes. Their wives are going, "Tommy Chong's wife's working, why can't I?" That's really my biggest thrill—to see her evolve.

AVC: Are you two the new Cheech & Chong?

TC: We're coming into our own, Shelby and I, to the point where I don't get questioned about Cheech anymore. It was a sad but beautiful transition that's almost completed. Eventually, I'll do a show where I won't have to sign a Cheech & Chong album. I sign quite a few still. But Shelby and I are coming into our own, and that's the exciting part about comedy. If you catch an act just before they go mainstream, that's the best. After they hit the mainstream, everything gets watered down a little bit.