The wages of drugs are death and are mainly due to boredom.
1. Pay all school children a scholarship of $50 a month provided they
get more than 50% in ten gcse subjects
2. Cold turkey works the best as in Singapore , where the addicts are
put in prison and they get the confidence they can survive without
drugs .The point is that IT WORKS  and is kinder for addicts if their
lives are changed.

People who get caught with small amounts of drugs are not hanged, but
they are sentenced to harsh rehabilitation programs. In Singapore,
rehabilitation is a method of punishment, not a method of curing a
medical problem. According to Dr. Ong Tech Hong in Drug Abuse in
Singapore: "Drug abuse is a social and behavioural problem and not a
medical issue. Drug abusers are responsible for their own drug-seeking
behavioural problem, and therefore for their own change for the
better."19   Conditions during rehabilitation range from rough to
severe. While a person is undergoing treatment and rehabilitation, no
person should supply inmates with liquor, tobacco, drugs, money,
clothing, provisions, and so on, without first obtaining permission
from the proper authority.20  Those determined to be physically able
to handle it are detoxified with the "cold turkey" method. The
detoxification by "cold turkey" treatment was adopted as it was felt
that the traumatic experience of "cold turkey" or detoxification would
serve as a deterrent to ex-drug-takers going back to drugs.21

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excerpt
The trial heard that Ms Wood was clearly confused after her arrest in
Louth, Lincolnshire, where the "shoplifting expedition" was allegedly
planned. She behaved oddly and told one officer that she had flown to
the town from Grimsby in an aircraft.

She was taken to the force boundary by the two constables on the
orders of Sgt Hickinbottom, after being released from Skegness police
station without charge. Peter Carter QC, for Sgt Hickinbottom, said
the sergeant had given careful consideration to dropping her off
somewhere with light and shelter. There was a garage and a callbox
near the spot, but she appeared to have wandered in a state of
confusion into the field. Her body was found a month later within
sight of the A16 where she had been left.

Wood's mother Joan Call, 48, said outside the court: "We are saddened
that despite this we still do not know why Michelle had to die."