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Prohibition Poisonings
They may have called it the "Noble Experiment," but the prohibition of alcohol in the United States did more than create an underground economy, speakeasies, the growth of mob violence and more.
The US Government actually poisoned people.
Sources from the National Institute of Health as well as the CATO Institute.
Music in this episode:
"Nightfall (Man-O-Madic)" and "Barefoot in the Rain" by Dave Manoucheri, both from the album "When the Giants Fell"
Also: "Like a Country Song" by Adam Manoucheri from the LP "Blind Leading the Blind" by Manoucheri.
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By Dave Manoucheri
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They may have called it the "Noble Experiment," but the prohibition of alcohol in the United States did more than create an underground economy, speakeasies, the growth of mob violence and more.
The US Government actually poisoned people.
Sources from the National Institute of Health as well as the CATO Institute.
Music in this episode:
"Nightfall (Man-O-Madic)" and "Barefoot in the Rain" by Dave Manoucheri, both from the album "When the Giants Fell"
Also: "Like a Country Song" by Adam Manoucheri from the LP "Blind Leading the Blind" by Manoucheri.