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NPT Sunday Under the Tree: Debating the Drug War
And other things to think about on a Sunday in the Center of North America.
Opinion
A U.S. war with Mexican consequences
by Jorge Castañeda
 As long as criminalization, its hypocrisy, and serious discussions of the alternatives are banned from public discussion, U.S. drug policy will remain what it has been for the past forty years: a supply-side, foreign-policy, nickel-and-dime war waged beyond U.S. borders.
Posted on August 28, 2009 • read more »
Making "Hamsterdam" an option
by Stephanie Hanson
 It’s time for the United States to listen to the countries that have borne the brunt of the violence associated with drug trafficking.
Posted on August 28, 2009 • read more »
Features
Roy's Media Matters: No threat to silence conservative talk radio
by Roy Ortega
 Despite claims from the right, the FCC is not moving to censor conservative radio. But broadcasters should be encouraged to bring a greater range of viewpoints. The current health care debate proves a single viewpoint can easily confuse and misinform segments of the population.
Posted on August 27, 2009 • read more »
Opinion
Letter from Lomas: "A prolonged, complex and painful struggle"
by Fr. Bill Morton
 Your prayers and support are still asked for all involved in this case. Above all for the small community of courageous settlers of Lomas del Poleo whose willingness to peacefully resist the evils inflicted upon them and faithfully remain in the way of the laws and constitution of Mexico.
Posted on August 24, 2009 • read more »
Features
WLGTDW/it: About Ted Kennedy and redemption
by Patricia Martinez
 I don't know if the Kopechne's ever forgave Kennedy for what he did to their daughter. I wouldn't blame them if they didn't. But I do hope that all the good that Kennedy managed in his later years will balance the scales when he meets his Supreme Judge. We all should because we'll all be in his shoes one day.
Posted on August 27, 2009 • read more »
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