Over 350,000 Americans have died from drug overdoses in the last three years. That is more deaths than combat fatalities from World War I, the Korean War and the Vietnam War combined. Our elected officials do next to nothing. States and cities act to deciminalize or legalize drugs, and everywhere this has been done it has resulted in expanded drug usage and more deaths. This book addresses what it will take to defeat this drug scourge. Chapters include material on fentanyl, the Mexican drug cartels, Chinese organized crime, the history of global drug trafficking, the creation of the drug culture in America, the role of Big Pharma, money-laundering, drug financing, and the role of the major banks and offshore financial centers.