…I look in my book. also at the War on Drugs, where it actually comes from. And we all know it comes from Harry J. Anslinger. But I actually went to his archives in Penn State, his archives, like his estate, Penn State University. And it's kind of…

…name was Arthur Giuliani. And he came into Berlin after the Second World War, like in late 45. And his job was to, and Anslinger gave him the job to form like a unified anti-drug regime in the whole of Berlin. Berlin was occupied by four forces, the…

…agree to Anslinger's prohibitionist policies, which were actually very much influenced by the prohibitionist policies of the Nazis. Anslinger knew, Anslinger actually spoke fluent German. He knew exactly, you know, the Rauschgiftbekämpfung that the Nazis did. In…

…Anslinger's prohibitionist policies, which were actually very much influenced by the prohibitionist policies of the Nazis. Anslinger knew, Anslinger actually spoke fluent German. He knew exactly, you know, the Rauschgiftbekämpfung that the Nazis did. In a way,…

…the Rauschgiftbekämpfung that the Nazis did. In a way, the Nazis were the first really radical anti-drug regime at all. So Anslinger... was heavily influenced by the german you know anti-drug law and then sent giuliani there to implement that because his…