“War on Drugs” A One Minute Survey By James E. Gierach and James Brauer Directions: Click on “Agree”, “Disagree”, or “I don’t know” to each question below. Question Title * 1. The War on Drugs has led to less illegal drug production. Agree Disagree I don't know Question Title * 2. The War on Drugs has led to less illegal drug availability. Agree Disagree I don't know Question Title * 3. The War on Drugs has led to less illegal drug use. Agree Disagree I don't know Question Title * 4. The War on Drugs has led to less violence. Agree Disagree I don't know Question Title * 5. The War on Drugs has been a success. Agree Disagree I don't know Question Title * 6. The War on Drugs has led to fewer drug overdoses and deaths. Agree Disagree I don't know Question Title * 7. The “Treaty” (see Background below) should be repealed. Background:By signing the United Nations 1961 “Single Conventions on Narcotic Drugs” (“Treaty”) (www.unodc.org/pdf/convention_1961_en.pdf )the US agreed to “adopt such measures as will ensure that cultivation, production,…possession,... shall be punishable offences… and… when abusers of drugs have committed such offences… (in addition to or instead of )... conviction or punishment… (the US) may provide… treatment, education, after-care, rehabilitation and social reintegration…”The UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs will meet in Vienna in March 2025 where National Leaders may call for the repeal of the "Treaty.” Agree Disagree I don't know Question Title * 8. The Leader of my country should call for the repeal of the Treaty in Vienna? Agree Disagree I don't know Done