Why Criminalise Drugs?
Dialect | 11.09.2009 00:18 | Analysis | Culture | World
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00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - Why Criminalise Drugs? Drug Decriminalisation - David Southwell, author 'The History Of Organised Crime' and 'Secrets And Lies'
http://www.davidsouthwell.com/blog.html
http://tinyurl.com/osu4lc
26:30 - John Pilger - Final part of Obama talk - Something Is Stirring In America
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXL998q7skI
42:30 - What's On Guide from Geoff Sparks
48:15 - Katy Austin participates in and reports on the Bristol Poetry Slam
http://www.poetrycan.co.uk/
52:00 - An Innkeeper's Diary by John Fothergill
58:45 - Credits
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Credits
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Presenter: John Peters-Coleman
Reporters: Katy Austin & Tony Gosling
What's On Guide: Jeff Sparks
Studio Engineer: Mark Condon
Producer: John Peters-Coleman
From the back streets of London to neon-soaked Las Vegas, organized crime is the world's biggest and most profitable business. A truly global enterprise, no country can claim to be free from the taint of this ever-growing threat to established society. This explosive investigation reveals the past, present and future of organized crime, from the mysterious origins of the Sicilian Mafia and the Chinese Triads to the new emerging global powers in organized crime including the Russian Organizatsiya and the Mexican Cartels. Bypassing the codes of silence that often surround the activities of those involved, in "The History of Organized Crime" David Southwell sets out the history, rules and secrets of every major criminal network across the globe and tackles their crimes, methods and key figures in chilling and compelling detail.
Hi Fi Stereo listen
http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/35638 Hi Fi Stereo download
http://www.radio4all.net/files/ tony@cultureshop.org.uk/2149-1-16-1-dialect120909ver2.mp3 Times on the mp3 file
00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - Why Criminalise Drugs? Drug Decriminalisation - David Southwell, author 'The History Of Organised Crime' and 'Secrets And Lies'
http://www.davidsouthwell.com/blog.html http://tinyurl.com/osu4lc 26:30 - John Pilger - Final part of Obama talk - Something Is Stirring In America
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXL998q7skI 42:30 - What's On Guide from Geoff Sparks
48:15 - Katy Austin participates in and reports on the Bristol Poetry Slam
http://www.poetrycan.co.uk/ 52:00 - An Innkeeper's Diary by John Fothergill
58:45 - Credits
http://www.dialectradio.co.uk Credits
----------
Presenter: John Peters-Coleman
Reporters: Katy Austin & Tony Gosling
What's On Guide: Jeff Sparks
Studio Engineer: Mark Condon
Producer: John Peters-Coleman
From the back streets of London to neon-soaked Las Vegas, organized crime is the world's biggest and most profitable business. A truly global enterprise, no country can claim to be free from the taint of this ever-growing threat to established society. This explosive investigation reveals the past, present and future of organized crime, from the mysterious origins of the Sicilian Mafia and the Chinese Triads to the new emerging global powers in organized crime including the Russian Organizatsiya and the Mexican Cartels. Bypassing the codes of silence that often surround the activities of those involved, in "The History of Organized Crime" David Southwell sets out the history, rules and secrets of every major criminal network across the globe and tackles their crimes, methods and key figures in chilling and compelling detail.
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