Society Cocaine: A True Story of America's Crack Epidemic and the CIA

Introduction

In the 1980s, the United States was gripped by a crack cocaine epidemic that devastated communities and claimed countless lives. In his book, "Society Cocaine," Percival de Souza tells the true story of how the CIA played a role in the spread of crack cocaine in the United States.

The CIA's Involvement in the Drug Trade

De Souza's book reveals that the CIA was involved in the drug trade in order to fund its covert operations in Central America. The CIA worked with drug traffickers to smuggle cocaine into the United States, and then used the profits from the drug trade to fund its operations.

The Spread of Crack Cocaine

The CIA's involvement in the drug trade led to the spread of crack cocaine in the United States. Crack cocaine is a highly addictive form of cocaine that is easy to produce and distribute. It quickly became the drug of choice for many Americans, and its use led to a wave of violence and crime.

The Devastating Impact of Crack Cocaine

The crack cocaine epidemic had a devastating impact on the United States. It destroyed families, communities, and lives. It also led to a sharp increase in crime and violence.

The Government's Response

The government's response to the crack cocaine epidemic was slow and ineffective. The government did not take action to stop the CIA from its involvement in the drug trade, and it did not provide adequate resources to help those who were addicted to crack cocaine.

The Legacy of the Crack Cocaine Epidemic

The crack cocaine epidemic left a lasting legacy of pain and suffering in the United States. It is a reminder of the dangers of government involvement in the drug trade, and the importance of providing adequate resources to help those who are addicted to drugs.

Conclusion

"Society Cocaine" is a powerful and disturbing book that tells the true story of how the CIA played a role in the spread of crack cocaine in the United States. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the history of the crack cocaine epidemic and its devastating impact on the United States.

Call to Action

If you are interested in learning more about the crack cocaine epidemic and the CIA's involvement in the drug trade, I encourage you to read "Society Cocaine" by Percival de Souza. It is a powerful and important book that will change the way you think about the drug war.