DRUG TESTING 'INVASIVE AND INCONCLUSIVE'

Re: Editorial headlined "Drug impaired driving good for no one", on
page 4 of the October 20, 2009 Sundre Round Up.

A law that allows invasive and inconclusive drug testing for drivers
suspected of impairment has no place in a free and open society.
We're watching the slow insidious rise of a narco-police state.
People are being led by the nose by liars in politics who will
sacrifice any civil liberties for their brand of social order. The
current puppet government wants to spend $20,000,000,000 on prisons
when the overall crime rate has been going down since 1992.Meanwhile,
arrests for Cannabis are at an all-time high. Cannabis is Earth's
best medicine, but governments for decades have kept it illegal for
the benefit of the corporate elite.Denial is the most powerful coping
mechanism. So while a gullible public will believe their best
interest is being served, what is really happening is we are all
losing freedom and rights.The roots of the word government mean to
control the mind. People get the government they deserve.

Bruce Codere
Fox Creek, Alberta