Soros Out to Impose Drug Legalization on Argentina

The president of Argentina's Anti-Drug Association Claudio Izaguirre is warning about the drug legalization schemes of drug kingpin George Soros's Open Society Institute, and the British and the Dutch embassies in Argentina, all sponsors of the August 6-7 "Seventh Annual Drug Policy Conference" to be held in the Annex to the Argentine Congress.

In two articles published by BWN-Patagonia on July 29, Izaguirre charges that the "dark" purpose of this conference is nothing less than to overturn Argentina's existing National Drug Law which criminalizes drug possession for personal consumption. The intent is to discredit any action which criminalizes drug possession, he states, thus paving the way for passage of a bill that creates the figure of "the neutral possessor of drugs," while removing any federal punishment of retail drug vendors.

Izaguirre is correct in pointing out that former President Nestor Kirchner and current President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner are stupidly backing drug decriminalization, and letting Presidential Chief of Staff Anibal Fernandez run amok on behalf of Soros's drug decriminalization policy, while the country is mired in economic and political crisis. But he wrongly attributes their motives to financial corruption, even implying that they are involved in the lucrative drug business as well.

This latter assertion leads him to the erroneous conclusion that Argentina is Dope Inc.'s only target in Ibero-America allegedly facilitated by the Kirchners, ignoring the new Opium War that the British Empire has unleashed against all of the Americas. That is the real answer to Izaguirre's question, "what is the real interest of George Soros, the British and the Dutch in decriminalizing drugs in Argentina, and what do they get out of it?"