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November 21 Crow's Nest Fair13 Oct 06
Drugs cost us billions of dollars in lost work from those effected, in drug
enforcement, in medical treatment, and so on. The human cost in lost loved
ones and heartbreak, is uncountable.
In musicland we know the stellar fallen stars of Kurt Cobain or in times
past, Jimi Hendrix, both died due to drugs and their effects.
At the Crow's Nest Fair, the Church of Scientology's initiative Drug Free
Ambassadors, releases 10 new booklets to educate and prevent youth from
taking drugs.
"Prevention is the key," said spokesperson Cyrus Brooks. "The cost for
handling drugs after the fact is so much greater; plus the person is
influenced by the drug itself and may not be able to see for himself it's
terrible effects until they are irreversible."
Drug Free Ambassadors release booklets on Speed, Marijuana, Ecstasy,
Cocaine, Crack, Heroin, LSD, abuse of Painkillers and Ritalin and The Truth
about Drugs, summarizing it all at the festival.
"The booklets we've had are very popular," said Cyrus, "police, teachers,
youth and community groups use them. And this is important because law
enforcement can seize kilo after kilo of the stuff, but there will always be
a supply for drugs if there is a market for them. This campaign is key as
education and prevention will cut the demand for drugs."
The Drug Free Ambassadors is based on drug research by L. Ron Hubbard on the
effects to the mind as well as the body, and this is the new thing.
Cyrus summed it up, "When youth know that the effects of the drug aren't
fully eliminated after a month or two, but go on for years, and it makes you
mentally sluggish and hazy, they think twice before doing it. When they get
the full data, they make better decisions. We can deliver that."
For more information contact 02 9692 7308, info@drugfreeambassadors.com.au
or www.drugfreeambassadors.com.au
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