The Naked Truth About Drugs

by Daniel E. Williams

The difinitive work on the drug crisis in America. Written in compelling style, and all with the unique perspective of the author's drug experience. The premise of the book is that repealing drug prohibition will be the most significant law and order legislation of the 21st century. And the author presents a commonsense blueprint for America post-repeal. Anyone interested in ending America's drug crisis is encouraged to read this book. Excerpts available at thenakedtruthaboutdrugs dotcom Click on Free Excerpts.

192 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[Jill]

Read one chapter and laughed out loud. Written (and not that well) by an anti-prohibitionist, anti-American (if you ask me)hippie. I would never recommend or finish reading this book. The cover made me a little sick too.

[Abdullah · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not the best book written about the war on drugs but still decent. And the fact that he met Albert Hofmann is just wild............and lucky.