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    The Drug Addict Pattern

    By Jacobus Kotze

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    It seems that Society blames the parents of the drug addict for his feebleness in life. In this short book you will not find any sympathy for the drug addict as we deal with the real victims which are the abused parents. It shows you how to spot a drug addict for they all manifest the same pattern which is impossible to hide. We answer the legal questions which go with drug abuse.

    Extract:
    Addicts strive on misguided sympathy (which is why I have none to give) and play that card as much as possible. We have a saying in law that you cannot claim the courts sympathy as an orphan after you killed your parents. Same thing here. You take the drugs knowingly and willingly and keep on doing so and then want sympathy? Everyone must now feel sorry for you! Bit ridiculous is it not?

    Unfortunately not in our modern liberal Society! Most charities (all long haired liberals by nature) are only concerned with the poor addict. They offer zero assistance for the parents and loved once and condemn them as bad parents. That is absolute nonsense in most cases I dealt with. As said, I wrote this briefing for the parents and the loved ones and the need for it is great.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJacobus Kotze
    Release dateJan 9, 2013
    ISBN9781301252978
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    The Drug Addict Pattern
    Author

    Jacobus Kotze

    Koos Kotze is a former member of the South African Police Force. He served between 1985 and 1991 primarily as a sergeant in the Pretoria Flying Squad. After leaving the Police Force he obtained the law degrees B Iuris & LLB at the University of the Free State (Bloemfontein, South Africa) and was a commercial law attorney for eight years. During his police years he was awarded the South African Police Medal for Combating Terrorism twice besides lesser awards. These days he is the owner of JKLS Africa and Associates, a specialist legal consultancy which specializes in hostage survival training and reducing legal risk in Sub Saharan Africa. He wrote nine books on business, law, counter terrorism and security issues. At times he is asked to participate on the Voice of America regarding legal forensic matters. Koos is a widower and lives in Bloemfontein, South Africa.

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