Police & liquor companies claims drunk driving is decreasing and drugged driving is increasing

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Anyone who claims that law enforcement, liquor, beer and wine companies are independent will be ‘hard pressed’ to explain this one. (pun intended.)

Approximately 25 seconds into the video below, MADD spokeswoman Rosalind Donald admits ‘they’re getting the people in place to take care of drugged driving’. 

What the mass media doesn’t want the public to know is, who “they” are?

“They” are the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility (FAAR) and the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA). Their latest report titled Drunk Driving Fatalities in America, claims that drugged driving is on the rise and drunk driving is decreasing.

Sadly, even AAA has jumped on the FAAR bandwagon, claiming drugged driving is increasing and alleging “drugged impaired driving is a national epidemic.”  AAA is one of many GHSA [corporate] associate members. (FAAR also has an entire YouTube webpage of videos.)

Shouldn’t we be happy that drunk driving is decreasing?

“As drunken driving has declined, drugged driving has increased dramatically, and many of today’s impaired drivers are combining two or more substances,” said Ralph S. Blackman, president of the foundation, a nonprofit founded and funded by a group of distillers.

Liquor companies claim drugged driving accidents have increased

Mr. Blackman also claims, that during the past decade 2/3 of drunk driving fatalities had a BAC of .15 or higher and …“during this same period, drugged driving increased nearly 55% .proportionally. Among fatally injured drivers with a known test result, drugs were present in 43% of drivers in 2015, up from 28% in 2006.”

What the report doesn’t mention, is what percentage of drugs were in a person’s blood stream or even if drugs were just found on a passenger. Fyi, there are no scientific tests to determine how much marijuana will make a driver impaired.

Below, is a list of FAAR’s Board of Directors:

• Barcardi U.S.A. Inc. (They’re the largest privately held, family owned spirits company in the world.)
• Pernod Ricrad USA They own at least 45 brands of liquor and spirits in the U.S. and Europe)
• Beam Suntory Inc. (Suntory bought Beam for $13.6 billion)
• Brown-Forman (They’re one of the largest American-owned companies in the spirits and wine business.)
• Constellation Brands, Inc. (They’re largest beer import company measured by sales and the largest wine producer in the world.)
• DIAGEO (They own two of the largest spirit brands in the world and 20 of the 100 liquor brands in the world.)
• Edrington
• Hood River Distillers, Inc.

FAAR’s Advisory Board consists of a former Attorney General, nine former judges, a former Superior Court Judge and an Illinois Police Chief to name a few.

Twenty two Attorney’s General work with FAAR

No conflict of interest there right?

It’s as though the liquor companies are following the tobacco companies playbook. Tobacco companies funded their own doctors and research and spent millions to keep the public from discovering the truth about cancer.

The only difference between the two is, liquor companies have the justice system and law enforcement working with them!

This is what happens, when the Feds allow corporations to become more powerful than the state.

“The corporation has become more powerful than the state because the state has allowed it to happen. Over decades, by both Democrats and Republicans, unaccountability has become normalized, barely opposed by politicians or the media class.”

Page 30 of a report titled ‘Drug-Impaired Driving’ reveals, that FAAR has spent $80,000 to train cops to become ‘Drug Recognition Experts’ (DRE). DRE’s can allegedly tell what kind of drugs a person is on simply by looking at their pupils! (To find out more about DRE’s click here & here.)

So what’s the truth about drugged driving?

Two years ago, I wrote an article revealing how the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) admitted that drunk and drugged driving is on the decline. And last year, during a congressional hearing on the threat posed by stoned drivers, a representative of the NHTSA was asked how many crash fatalities are caused by marijuana each year…

“That’s difficult to say,” replied Jeff Michael, NHTSA’s associate administrator for research and program development. “We don’t have a precise estimate.” The most he was willing to affirm was that the number is “probably not” zero.

In 2015, I warned everyone that the Feds were keeping inaccurate Police drug tests a secret.

“It is your duty (police) to keep the promise of confidentiality. Never tell facts about or reveal information about any participant.”

Do you still believe a self-serving liquor companies report ? 

Click here to see another video of the mass media claiming drugged driving is increasing.

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