DENVER —A United Nations-based drug agency urged the United States government on Tuesday to challenge the legalization of marijuana for recreational use in Colorado and Washington, saying the state laws violate international drug treaties.
The International Narcotics Control Board made its appeal in an annual drug report. It called on Washington, D.C., to act to "ensure full compliance with the international drug control treaties on its entire territory."
The International Narcotics Control Board made its appeal in an annual drug report. It called on Washington, D.C., to act to "ensure full compliance with the international drug control treaties on its entire territory."
I care not what the UN says.
ReplyDeletewell if this happens, then guess what, guns are gone in america because we to are in a treaty with the UN on gun control...
ReplyDeleteLet's just make the UN illegal in the USA.
ReplyDeleteDefund the useless UN we are soverign nation states have the right to do as they please
ReplyDeleteDont care what the UN says. Majority of the nations represented are communist and muslim (sound familiar?).
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