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Okay, gang, you had me down last issue with a stomach split from sternum to belly button. And now you’ve got me wearing a girdle to keep my insides in. But that doesn’t mean I’m not
2: Drug War Follies - Skunk Magazine Issue #21
This column is coming in late and it’s not the best I’ve written.. It’s not even about the Drug War. It’s about me and being sick in Peru and coming close enough to death to wa
3: Drug War Follies - Skunk Magazine Issue #20
If the story had been written on April 1, I’d be sure it was an April Fool’s gag. But no, it was written on the 11th, and it purported to be serious. The headline read: Colombia and Mexico
4: Drug War Follies - Skunk Magazine Issue #19
Okay, gang. I don’t want any interruptions while you’re reading this time, so get your bongs filled, roll your joints, find the damned matches….that’s it, take a deep breath&h
5: Drug War Follies - Skunk Magazine Issue #18
Okay, before y’all go out and do something stupid then tell the local police that I was the one told you to do it, let me make something perfectly clear: I’m not gonna write a column telli
6: Drug War Follies - Skunk Magazine Issue #17
It’s not often that there’s good news in the war on drugs, but it’s happened a couple of times in recent weeks and the instances are worth noting. It’s not as though these are
7: Drug War Follies - Skunk Magazine Issue #16
Yeah, sometimes it sucks. Two ballot measures, one in Colorado and one in Nevada, had a shot at shredding a bit of the wretched fabric of the Drug War last November 7, and neither made it out of the b
8: Drug War Follies - Skunk Magazine Issue #15
Since moving down here to Texas from New York a couple of years ago I’ve been nosing around the drug war situation in these parts and from what I can tell, it stinks. It’s not as bad as it
9: Drug War Follies - Skunk Magazine Issue #14
Well, this stinks! There’s still a goddamned drug war going on. Just did two months in the jungles of Peru, during which I didn’t look at a newspaper. Returned home hoping to find that som
10: Drug War Follies - Skunk Magazine Issue #13
What a difference a country makes. For nearly 25-years Peru has been my second home. I got married there, my kids were born there and much of my work has been there. My first home is the US—New
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