Morally Grey, Confessions of a Career Drug Dealer

The issue of illegal drugs is of great concern, not just to you, but the entire world. Unjust drug laws in our comfortable first world countries, cause countless wars in third world countries and the senseless suffering of millions.

It's not the two decades when I sold drugs that is the main topic of this book, but rather, is a collection of stories from my very unique life path, filled with the whole arc of human emotions. You can expect some laughs, epic suspense and adventures, a few incredibly painful stories caused by mistakes, that have always been followed by wonderful realizations. By the end, not only do I hope you will have enjoyed reading my stories, but will also find some to be insightful and helpful in your own life.

There is one story of obvious significance to everyone. Even if you don't do drugs, this issue still concerns you; at the very least, because of how wasteful it is spending our tax dollars fighting the failed War on Drugs.

While in jail, at 17, I started studying the Charter of Rights. Before I was 20, I discovered a completely new way to challenge drug laws. I was arrested for drug trafficking 7 years ago and had to admit the drugs were mine, so my friend didn't get charged as well. I represented myself in court, and during an off-the-record hearing, I gave the federal prosecutor a copy of the Charter argument my entire defense was based on; two months later, the charges were dropped.

For more details about the legal argument proving illegal drug laws are un-constitutional, please visit: www.daffa.org