Cocaine for Germany | DW Documentary

[@mitch0078]

I was hooked on cocaine for 8 years. I had to stop drinking alcohol and associating with the people I did before I could stop taking cocaine. I’ve now been clean and sober for nearly 9. I’ve gained everything since quitting drink and drugs. I’ve brought a house, started a successful business and own two cars and bike. I had none of this while addicted, anyone can do it you just have to want it enough.

[@Pepe2727]

Congrats to bike especially

[@mitch0078]

@@Pepe2727 cheers mate, I wish I had more time to ride it. Not much spare time with 3 kids under 5. 🤣👍🏻

[@HdHd-hp6qz]

Bro I do cocaine and have a house and a successful Business.

[@stevefrancis1191]

What kind of business?

[@aimbotwithouttheaim4520]

Plot twist he got clean and became the kingpin himself

[@robertdominicanrepublic]

"Marie, she works as a lobbyist and advises politicians" WTF??? This certainly explains a lot.

[@sps6]

you are absolutely spot on...a junkie influencing the politicians...what else you expect?

[@oimate3]

Explains why Germany is the way it is now lmao

[@420buhalkitesasviti]

@@oimate3Germany is 100% syrely better than your country

[@arachnidae420]

​@@420buhalkitesasvitiyou don't even know where this person is from😂😂😂😂

[@arachnidae420]

​@@420buhalkitesasvitiwhat if they're german too, can germany be better then germany? 🤔🤔

[@JeffBilkins]

Congratulations to drugs for winning the war on drugs

[@CarlBland-cv5zo]

Get your own quotes

[@punksvin]

​@@CarlBland-cv5zoThen it wouldn't be a quote.

[@bendikkirkbakk1833]

It's not a war. Many people enjoy and get a better life. Enjoy your life type of thing👍

[@noelhalwick1568]

😂🎉

[@noelhalwick1568]

@@bendikkirkbakk1833Ty I’m enjoying it right now

[@pete2219]

Decriminalise, regulate and tax it. The tax and the millions that wouldn't have to be spent on customs and police could fund any medical and social services associated with drug use. "The war on drugs" has never and will never work. Pushing it underground only makes gangs rich and makes it more dangerous for users.

[@cikosphysicaltherapist6017]

Thank you! As someone who has struggled with addiction this is the answer. Street drugs make street people rich. Set it up so the government can regulate it and tax it. Invest in rehabs, and prevention . Policing costs too much and only gets a small handful of the streets.

Of course! There's simply everything wrong about the current system that's obviously not working at all. I wonder how long it will take to realize that to the broad society and politics.

[@JollyRogerTheDodger]

Billions*

[@sps6]

You people are stupid … you are trying to legalize drugs because you can’t control it… your woke government is trying to make it legal.., with no idea how this is going to destroy younger generations

[@xhorus88]

It is morally wrong to legalise drugs

[@rook6591]

Man how she says cocaine as kukaine is the best part of this video.

[@josephridler-em5pk]

It's how the posh say it in the uk

[@ChoompMedia]

consyumaz in behlin why is kukain so celebated in gehmany

[@johanpalola]

kokaiini in finnish

[@Shakshuka69]

Sneakokaine

[@jongrotrian5067]

Kuhhhhkane

[@WhyDidYouTurn]

As someone who has used cocaine for a few years in my past, its hurts me deeply that all those kilos cant be put to good use.

[@Alexandra_Wolf]

It’s not physically addictive I don’t get why or how people claim it destroyed their life. Alcohol is far worse. It ruins more lives and kills innocent people every day constantly. DUI’s. Hit and runs.

[@jamiebury1807]

😂

[@Gringohuevon]

What a waste..the problem has always been quality

[@samright4661]

😂

[@rustysphotography]

Im easily influenced , even ad breks can make me hungry . These documentaries are a gateway drug to me lol . i just like how it smells 🤣

[@butchfajardo8832]

For sure, politicians are earning big in this business!

[@MesserschmittReaver]

10% for the big guy

[@louisboshoff9701]

They will get their day😂

[@butchfajardo8832]

@@louisboshoff9701, that's for sure! I didn't get mad, forgave them, prayed and offered them to God!

[@johnh4261]

40%

[@kaynef6637]

It never ends well , ever

[@Dirtmcgirt22]

Especially for “idris” he wanted his identity hidden but they show full body shots of him and close up shots of the scars on his hands lmao

[@interlocutor3723]

It well never end because it’s extremely profitable business . Every body has price to let stuff pass through and finally reach its consumer .

[@ZimZamZee]

Only because I can't get anything decent where I'm from that's the only problem here

[@ciokyigorka773]

Again I raise this question,how these journalists find these dealers and the law enforcement can’t 😊

[@johnfaria100]

The law enforcement can find them or know them, but needs prove or caught them on the act. Remember anyone can sit down and say they drug smugglers.

[@TARKHPERUNOVICH]

Criminals are willing to speak to reputable journalists because they know they don't snitch. Journalists would have no reputation to be able to speak with criminal organizations if they disclosed information about them to the police. After all it's better that Journalists go to these people and document rather than us have nothing at all.

[@Vikram-le1dx]

@@johnfaria100then the govt should keep a constant eye on them so that they cant operate at all?

[@casspirburns]

Dude, suspension of disbelief…

[@anthonydowling3356]

They are actors not dealers .

[@ramel79]

Almost 30 years later it dawned on me my ex father-in-law was a drug runner. He got killed somewhere on the coasts of Spain and the body never recovered!

[@oblivionzzzmike]

Why did you divorce the daughter, if I may ask?

[@ramel79]

@@oblivionzzzmike We grew apart! We were each other’s first, since high school! Funny story : when the dad got killed and they had to move with an uncle 4 hours away, we cried a river. My mom never let me forget 😅

[@safwaanuddin8722]

​@@ramel79grew apart🥱

[@mrrsnlk03]

Nobody will ever be able to stop the drug business.. Instead of legalizing, they continue to allow that tax money to go to these drug cartels. Maybe that's what the law enforcement want all over the world, Job Security I guess..

[@sps6]

people like you will be loved by wokes...drugs can be stopped example : singapore...when your whole government machinery is being bribed by cartels...this is kind of documentary you get...be clear drugs kill children

[@hennerzz3460]

exactly. sadly :(

[@bertoman1990]

Yes, all governments participate in the drug trade including the President. It's an easy money making business so everyone profits quickly from it

[@nocapproductions5471]

They dont want to do it, because it will crush the price and profit. If errybody was able to make it and sell it, it would cost $5 like aspirin once the scientists get involved into mass producing it. Thats why they keep it banned to keep the supply low and price high.

[@MrValy128]

At 5:14 that is really wow quality compared to what other documentaries show. Dude was handling like 50k to 100k street value like it was nothing haha

[@ReginaJune]

16:48 everyone understands there is also a difference between recreational, habitual and addiction use right? Alcohol is legal, alcoholism can be a result, not everyone who drinks is an alcoholic.

[@ingGS]

I am an alcoholic, it is truly a horrible addiction, expensive and unhealthy. I grew up in a religious household where there was no alcohol, zero, even during celebrations… I tried it later in life, around 26 yo and have not been able to stop it. Anyone can fall victim to it.

[@theyayo]

Nope, if you consume it you re an addict and you are indirectly responsible for violence

[@oblivionzzzmike]

@@ingGS not anyone my man. At this point in my life I drink even though I don’t enjoy it anymore. Never in my wildest imagination thought I would be an alcoholic. To me the answer is the unresolved, past traumas that we don’t even think of.

[@cikosphysicaltherapist6017]

​@@oblivionzzzmikeso do you agree or disagree? Bc addiction knows no race, class or boundaries. I agree that People with traumas are most likely to end up addicted something

[@TheSympathon]

Cocaine is extremely addictive, i have abused everything but cocaine was the worst, been sober for years but im still mentally addicted.

[@IHWKR]

If the government really wanted to stop drug smuggling, there's no better way to stop it than legalizing the market.

[@Cacowninja]

I know right? And yet people still want the war on drugs. Go figure.

[@FactStorm]

Or at least decriminalize, it'll help a lot but I wonder why the obvious solution isn't being implemented..I bet many higher-ups have benefits in keeping it illegal

[@IHWKR]

@FactStorm they do but it's a double edged axe. It'll greatly negate drug lords, but physical addiction by the masses will greatly harm the health of the country. No doubt millions would try hard drugs if legalized. The legality does keep many people from even smoking weed like myself. I've done it but I have a life to worry about. Good job with good pay but no drugs. Even if they were legal, they'd still destroy lives.

[@msdadsfsx]

singapore has death penalty so no one dares

[@IHWKR]

@msdadsfsx yes they do, and even that still doesn't work. Watched a documentary a year or so ago about heroin addicts in a certain spot that don't get bothered by the cops or something. I can't remember the name of it, but they're just wasting away in the streets just like here in the states. Wherever there's drug use, there's usually crime and societal decay (barring the offense of drug use, of course). I'm pro organic drugs like weed, mushrooms, dmt. But I still see the problems each has on people. I believe in freedom, but I also believe is policing our societies of legitimate wrongdoing and deterioration of society. I'm not saying there isn't a country or group of people who can defy the odds. But in terms of Americans, almost all of us lack self control. Our society is works off the ideology that we are all individual kings and queens, ruler of our domain and over others. We are extremely childish, selfish individuals. There's little to no hope that legalizing drugs will better society. It really is a catch 22 as it stands right now in my eyes. But generally illegal drugs is probably the lesser of two evils. Even decriminalization doesn't help but may even exacerbate the problem. Complex stuff for sure.

[@ermv]

Shows coke being inhaled and blurs a Coca-Cola bottle 😂

[@IsmetPeci1]

Yeah wonder why 🤔

[@jose-Maki]

​@@IsmetPeci1probably so cocacola doesn't sue them saying you are making out our product is attached to drugs or promoting our drink with drugs

[@smilessmiles7906]

Because cocaine isn't patented.

[@M1cRoWp33N]

What a world eh

[@FactStorm]

Copyrights & lawsuits are more expensive than underground manufacturers who can't complain about their coke being showed lmao

[@Thomas-tf4cm]

In the Netherlands, we face exactly the same issue in major cities with substantial quantities of cocaine drug trade and street-level gang wars fought in public spaces with explosives. Belgium shares a similar story, with municipalities grappling with the common challenge of widespread involvement in drug trafficking, particularly among North African migrants.

[@Loves2Spewge1992]

Just legalise it, tax it and put the proper programs in place who can’t balance use. Stop killing our brothers in South America and let’s move forward.

[@alexandyrmitew9964]

Most of the "western" world is hooked on sosa ...

[@wavell14]

@@PelonTusker They are completely North African and not Dutch in the slightest

[@mauro_skiracer2719]

@@PelonTusker As a Belgian living in Antwerp (cocaïne door to Europe) i can comfirm that it are mostly North-African immigrants or relatives who start and are the cause of drug violence in Antwerp, Belgium and the Netherlands. Previous year, there is more than 120 tons of cocaine seized in Antwerp alone. Also where ther more than 200 related cases of drug violence, where 170 where related with North-African immigrants (mostly from Marocco).

[@QuinnRaknarok]

Watch me comming days

[@MILABRRA]

THANK YOU FOR THIS DOCUMENTARY

[@georgedoganis6708]

There are so many unhappy people in this world life is a gift what a shame

[@hobo1704]

That's why drugs will never stop

[@farmazooticalz]

Life is evil. It's a horrible existence without a little chemical help.

[@digitalscale76]

@@hobo1704 thats not why but yeah they will never stop, its out inherent need for them

[@hobo1704]

@@digitalscale76 it is why..

[@digitalscale76]

@@hobo1704 it is why what my guy

[@richrich7664]

man journalists are so good at finding the drug dealers lol

[@digitalscale76]

It's really really easy nowadays m

[@LonelyTrucker]

Only DW can make a Cocaine Doc very chill and relaxing,

[@notfailarmy]

Fun fact, this video is blocked in Germany)) I use VPN for to warch it..

[@cirodimarzio6238]

Well, nowdays point out problems in Europe is not tolerated ..

[@sararet5]

Move to America. I've learned so much by watching utube's videos.

[@PeteR-sp2zf]

@@sararet5 You mean Amethrica

[@johntezz55]

1:47 you make the drug dealers look so cool with the sick beats accompanied by rap video-like scene.

[@rohanhrangkhawl2614]

I will never forget the deadly withdrawal I was going through.

[@Drakholm]

Pretty shaky, but rarely deadly outside of the suicidal elements. An overdose can kill you but withdrawal will not unless some underlying condition gets triggered or what not. A Heroin/Fent withdrawal is 10x more excruciating. Alcohol and benzos 20x worse if not more. And those two will ACTUALLY kill you if medical attention isn't sought fast.

[@Drakholm]

Not to discredit your pain or anything. Any withdrawal is a bad withdrawal. A price must always be paid.

[@highdefinitionstanleytm9614]

Cocaine withdrawal is similar to caffeine and I would say easier than nicotine. No physical symptoms.

[@chandude3]

@@Drakholm sorry mate but an opioid withdrawal is worse than booze or benzos lol

[@jimmy329]

Fentanyl is the top dog for deadly withdrawal

[@AHLDN]

A drug dealer in one of these documentaries said "You are more likley to make it as a drug dealer in hollywood then to make it in hollywood as an Actor"

[@Chanselleur]

“Like eating chips in front of the TV” that is the best explanation I have ever heard in my life! Once you find yourself needing more and more, think you need it to feel normal I think you need anything at all time to put it down Let your tolerance fall, and it will be fun again. There is genetic disposition, nature and nurture both we’re not immune to addiction or disease, but these are risks that can be mitigated, there are likely 20% at least, who are genetically predisposed, who should not imbibe at all it’s like that with everything

[@niftysin]

To many triggers in this film. Only few will understand

[@Edizzle15]

🎯✔️

[@BASSEDOUTPRODUCTIONS]

I started smoking sour patch kids at the age of 24. i Spent my whole life fighting against the government. i Also suffered severe heart burn and chewing disorder. its Not until a mate recommended me to cocaine treatment. cocaine treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about cocaine.

[@interlocutor3723]

Another excellent documentary from DW …

[@hobeone1192]

As a Floridan I gotta say, I am impressed.

[@minenotyours212]

“There’s an unlimited supply” Let me at that supply and I bet it has a limit!

[@Edizzle15]

✔️

[@sandrapaulinoesilva]

I knew the Maastricht University this year, in August. I recognize the large door of university parking when the professor is coming by his bike 😊 it's a beautiful place. Maastricht is an adorable place.

[@EazyBok-gr7bu]

Joint moi ! Et tkt

[@fok8810]

im glad you dont underplay the difficulty of quitting addiction.

[@digitalscale76]

they underplay the difficulty of becoming addicted

[@besprutad]

Many of the problems described as shootings, deadly risks or money problems is just because the drug is illegal. It would be interesting to see what would happen if it was legal, and all the governments money was instead spend on helping people who can't handle the addiction. I believe that most people who do cocaine do not have big issues with it.

[@NickKont]

People WILL get addicted no matter what, no one can "save" them, indeed a 80% of violence come from the substance being chased that much so the making the profit insanely profitable (i buy for 50% of the price i sell to newcomers for like 150% or more). Also many of symptoms described in the video are opioid's symptoms not coke's, coke being that expensive push people to other stimulants....and there are a HUGE variety to choose from!

[@jonnevangarderen7269]

Look at what happend in canada, they did this. And it didnt turn out great for the people

[@erick289777]

As long as people consume cocaine, South America will live in poverty, corruption and violence.

[@ericacherney3132]

@@jonnevangarderen7269they took away the drugs and sent the people back out into the public, as a Canadian British Columbia’s way of dealing with the issue was the exact thing you don’t want to do and was embarrassing. These people need their drugs taken away and help.

[@JustChill-zd4ib]

Grass is greener... You think it would be better but where is guarantee it would? Ultimately drug is a drug and its something you should not consume. Stay clean and healthy that's the way to have no problems.

[@petersuvara]

Didn’t this documentary happen back in 1978, 1982, 1990 … every damn year the same story. Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results…

[@drewchristenson6775]

No it's not

[@petersuvara]

@@drewchristenson6775 then what is it? Seems like the same story year after year, nothing changes.

[@mariannepedersenhagen6760]

That was a good documentary❤ Drugs never ends well. Never....

[@voreshbo7031]

Helt enig. Men det er muligt at vende om og komme ud

[@somethingelse4878]

Yes its one way, down hill i wish i could get help for a family member who lost his teeth because of monster and redbull and is on cannabis they take it so much, they have not got a gf, job or home

[@mariannepedersenhagen6760]

@@somethingelse4878 I'm sorry ro hear that. It's hard to stop, but not impossble. The person has to want help himself or herself. Don't judge, but motivation, understanding, patient and support ❤️

[@_jamesbro_]

Ok lets shut all pubs and hospitals then

[@mariannepedersenhagen6760]

@@voreshbo7031 IT is😃

[@xamgj]

It'll stop when everyones mental health and cocaine's phycosis explodes

[@johnh1252]

💯

[@bendavies2447]

Have you not heard of the 70s?

[@johnashep109]

Damn I'm moving to Germany

[@HKNYN1]

In Berlin they’re consuming 4kg a day for comparison in London they’re consuming over 23kg a day 😂

[@ujjwalraii]

Impossible

[@HKNYN1]

@@ujjwalraii it’s not impossible it’s a fact. Google is your friend mate

[@dindinj2875]

Same in Scotland where I’m from. Cocaine capital of Europe.

[@philiparmitage]

😂London is the winner

[@alos2099]

Hard to believe a team of journalists managed to find a man who makes 200k a month in the drug trade and convinced him to talk about how the business is run!

[@kriskalpa]

and how did they find him I wonder!

[@artman12]

It’s not just DW. It’s also journalists from Vice and other media networks. How do they do that?

[@tonyyoto8820]

@@artman12dealer are not real, artist or puffs

[@martavdz4972]

@@artman12 The same way policement get to them in the end?

[@wiznz3659]

​@@artman12most times they are "actors". Since 9/10 times the faces are blurred, they can plonk anyone who fits the profile and label them accordingly. The actor will read a script and bobs your uncle. The smuggler in this video may be real, but we heard the same exact story over the decades. Nothing new from him

[@franks9753]

In Holland you got faster cocaïne then a pizza 😂

[@bvedant]

You arent from the netherlands. Dutch people speak better english than that

[@gr0gi1]

@@bvedant maybe he is talking from experience as a foreigner

[@russellsmith1048]

I agree with the decriminalization of all drugs. It would take away the violence here in America and other parts of the world. It would end quite a few jobs. Actually, thousands of jobs. There is a reason why it has not been the criminalized. Careers would end. And of course the norcos would hate that!

[@Mihail2204]

Decriminalisation would not change anything lol

[@tomo_ka3040]

@@Mihail2204 it would make it easier to recieve help since there isnt a huge stigma around it being illegal

[@Mihail2204]

@@tomo_ka3040 you can get help even if it is criminalised, you’re just making excuses and are embarrassed of your addiction, do you think every alcoholic goes to get help just because drinking is legal so there isn’t any stigma around it? No, they’re embarrassed like all addicts, no law will change a persons mind wether or not to get help

[@MrJohnno89]

​@@Mihail2204lol yes it would

[@Mihail2204]

@@MrJohnno89 explain how

[@HoneyLove77]

THE PROBLEM IS THEY CUT IT WITH DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES!! SMH!!

[@whywhywhy9659]

No. Pure cocaine is also dangerous lol, both in terms of addiction and physical effects such as heart attacks...

[@HoneyLove77]

@@whywhywhy9659 Of course but it's worse with the dangerous cuts!

[@digitalscale76]

@@whywhywhy9659 by this margin alcohol is the most dangerous flavoured desinfectant and solvent out there

[@patmalone4559]

Keeps you awake and in a good mood for 16 minutes. After that 16 minutes your pretty keen to bath with the toaster.

[@bigricky5742]

What’s wrong with u??

[@patmalone4559]

@@bigricky5742 to much coke

[@URone2]

So true, for anyone who has adhd you can do blow like you are inhaling air.

[@etziowingeler3173]

Make it legal to be obtained from a pharmacy as prescribed by a medical professional for those that are already doing it, for example. Prohibition against drugs has proven to be harmful and ineffective. Look at Asia. It's a disaster. Best tools are preventive measures, medical health infrastructure, and secondary prevention for those that already are on drugs. Don't make them go on the street buy their substance of choice. They should be property treated, if needed with long term substitution

[@Bloodplayer13]

yup

[@Darth001]

Only substitute technically is methylphenidate aka ritalin or concerta adhd medications as it very chemically simular think of it more as a slow release cocaine. Having adhd myself I know it's enough for people with adhd to get them meds they don't had them out like sweets like media says there's strick controls on them. Can't imagine they would give them for a cocaine addiction but I have heard in Mexico they will give you methylphenidate to get you off coke In spealist clinics

[@calinblaga2055]

I don't see how that could fix the problems, since, I can imagine, the legal ones will cost much compared to the illegal ones.

[@RiaEkin598]

​@@calinblaga2055ive read somewhere that cocaine hydrochloride can be prescribed to heavy users/addicts, although ive never known somebody to have this prescribed. I think certain drugs should be legalised and regulated for purity and Safety, at least you really know what you are getting,alsorts can be put in cocaine like benzocaine,fishscale,etc

[@saddlepiggy]

@@calinblaga2055most of the cost is in middlemen between the cartel manufacturers and the consumer. Like they said, a gram in South America is only $3 while a gram in Germany is $100. Even with the way medicine regulations jack up the price, it should still be achievable to keep it less than the black market value.

[@brucestewart5939]

What comes around, turns around. I was dumb enough to sell it in the 80s when it was beyond huge...from Michigan dwn to FLA. People were snortn it right out in the open, on bar tables, car hoods and the tops of toilet tanks! Germany is just going thru what our country experienced decades ago. Of course Fentanyl, meth and a myriad of other lab drugs have taken over our streets at present...and I kinda wish coke was our only issue cause these evil drugs are killing thousands here and destroying countless families.

[@Lucas-zb2wg]

Not only Germany, everywhere in Europe (except ex-communist countries) coke is as easy to buy as weed now, I keep seeing more and more meth too

[@Naturallygreencleaning]

No demand, no supply.

[@realcoy2115]

Wild you have pure, non tarnished, non fentanyl laced coke. This is a tragedy..where exactly do you keep the coke after you seize it?

[@M1cRoWp33N]

We all know the corrupt are the ones at the "tops" of things...what a world ran by the most disgraced tainted versions of humans

[@mikexhotmail]

That's how "Power" works?

[@sps6]

For profit they are ready to destroy families… you know what’s going to happen if drugs are legalized

[@gavintheavocado2944]

to me its so fascinating how different cocaine and its culture are in gemany from the us. you cant find anything clean here and the dealers they interview seem genuinely chill and they even wear gloves😭

[@digitalscale76]

here in germany its rare to find anything under 83% last hand (consumer) and its even cheaper than they claim, 1.4g for 100€.

[@somerandomfella]

Without demand there is no supply..

[@MrCzech78]

The only way to make it work is to legalise the drugs such as Pot and Coke

[@thehealthylife5715]

100%

[@stefannesic2421]

Man when i see the size of those lines layed out i get anxious. If snybody reeds this.. take a small amount once per hour max.. its easy to overdose on this stuff.. its a very messed up experience that could kill you.

[@jasungraham8325]

Even Escobar said this business will never end and that good education is key to keep yout kids from the drug, i think legalisation is the only way to go.

[@oblivionzzzmike]

Definitely

[@mrHighLifex]

cocaine is a horrible drug, it does not have much of the medical effects like marijuana but have severe side effects. I hope its illegal forever.

[@quilmesdave]

They legalized marihuana, here in California. The business, it is still run by the cartels and they determine the way to go. They didn't go away

[@Brother_frojd]

Now really? That's funny because the vast % of the cocaine users are educated high class people. While other drugs such as heroin/opiods are largely less educated middle and lower class.

[@slavenrasic2173]

So you think it's weird Escobar said his business, over wich he had a monopoly and made trillions, should be made legal? I think car thiefs want the same thing, and they don't produce cars

[@Jameskonigchr]

Drugs should be legalized and regulated for quality. Govt can obtain revenue from tax. If adults want to use drugs (esp in the privacy of their own home), they should have that legal freedom

[@hevalasiti]

No. Just take a look at Kensington, Philadelphia.

[@Jameskonigchr]

​@metalwolf1601 illegalizaton has not improved anything; fuels criminal gangs and activities

[@Zyzyx442]

Totally agree bro, cui bono, who benefits from the war on drugs?

[@오나누리]

What the mindless nonsense..... how dare you say that.... no way drugs at all....

[@Jameskonigchr]

@@Zyzyx442 job security for government employees, lawyers, politicians

[@fusi0nista_bum]

the amount of cocaine captured by the government is not an indicator of any increased supply being imported into Germany. it only reflects the effectiveness of law enforcement in the equation. this can be seen in the constant availability of the product and the stability of prices.

[@eraserhead12]

So depressing, nothings ever gonna change

[@hobo1704]

Nothing's going to change because of depression..

[@roofingcontractors3349]

I dont take cocaine i just like the smell of it

[@stevesalkas9128]

Smell paint 😅😅😅😅

[@TinTin-ov6cg]

Sage Francis?

[@kuebby]

Crazy that Mike is playing basically the same container game they were playing in The Wire Season 2, just non-existent instead of lost.

[@phroenixmedia]

Cops seize 50 tonnes. Smugglers: "meh"

[@stevesalkas9128]

Smugglers well at.least the 200 tonnes got in 😅😅😅😅😅

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

It was an informative and complement documentary shared by an excellent ( DW) documentary channel. Documentary about cocaine drugs dealing with expansionist in Germany 🇩🇪. Thank you for sharing

[@DWDocumentary]

Thank you for watching!

[@sps6]

@@DWDocumentaryyou are getting compliments from drug cartels and you are saying thanks😂where is your responsibility to society DW drug cartel mouthpiece?

[@trinley1167]

​@@DWDocumentaryWhy you never mention the fact that the money obtained through drug trafficking is used to finance P€#@PH!L1*, human trafficking, slavery, illegal sales of arms, political campaigns and terrorism? You should use your platform with a more direct approach and make people aware that drug consumption is not okay, regardless of being legal or illegal.

[@EvilTaco]

0:22 Honestly coke is overrated, it does keep you awake but doesn't really last that long, you gotta redose a lot to go through an entire night. And it doesn't necessarily make you feel good, last time I had it a week ago it made me extremely emotional (altho I did have ket as well so might've been from that)

[@digitalscale76]

someone is sniffing that 25% blow lol, 300 mg can keep you awake for more than half a day

[@EvilTaco]

@@digitalscale76 potentially, but I do live in Rotterdam and I get the "pure" one, so I'd assume it should be halfway decent

[@spikespike1332]

Alcohol is the gateway to all other drugs

[@digitalscale76]

Id argue theres no such thing as a gateway and if there way it would most definitely not be the worst drug in existence which is alcohol

[@jasungraham8325]

Cocaine is one hell of a drug - Rick James

[@griffith500tvr]

A natural high is much better than any drug induced high, go for a hike. This comes from someone who tried nearly everything.

[@Vegan-sj1cv]

It is but i've lost my ability for natural high at the moment

[@MrLVLVA]

@@Vegan-sj1cv but we got fitness clubs, skateparks, tennis courts….

[@digitalscale76]

natural high? lmao your drugs are either 4% or youre lying, nothing even reaches as high as drugs

[@bendavies2447]

You are incorrect

[@digitalscale76]

@@bendavies2447 I can't see my comment for some reason. But I am correct. Prove me wrong.

[@dudepubgm]

Now this is a documentary, make such videos

[@daveharringbone8512]

Berlin was like this in the 1920s.

[@pakoreans]

Very sad ...😢 life is beautiful without drugs doing any drugs can ruin relationships life family business everything..

[@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477]

My first boyfriend was addicted to cocaine. I was 16 when I caught him in the bathroom doing a line.

[@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477]

2021 was the highest production year on record, exceeded only by 2022 in demand and production

[@ThePizzaGoblin]

Man that guy talking at about 40:30 kinda has a point

[@gbean229]

What point? That "I didn't go to school so now I earn less so yeah I deserve more?" Isn't school free in Germany? That's just the irresponsible, whitewashing, handwashing kind of talk guilty people do to justify to themselves that what they do is right when they know full well it's wrong.

[@martavdz4972]

He´s influenced by living in Berlin where he sees the extremes. It´s like saying it´s not worth learning how to use the computer because the most successful IT guys have health problems from sitting at the computer all the time. There are other places with educated and/or successful people who aren´t as severely stressed out and don´t take cocaine. I get where the dealer coming from, but his logic is a bit off.

[@thehappybeard]

I hope you do research on Montreal. The Old Port is known for smuggling drugs in. More frequent stabbings, shootings of schools and neighborhoods, gangs struggle to fill the vacuum that the Italian Mafia left behind. It's wild. Ps: Love your work. That's why I'm asking you guys are amazing ♡

[@ramel79]

@thehappybeard Speaking of violence, didn’t a Haitian drug kingpin got killed in Montreal not long ago?

[@Grimeyhoob]

In Russia no drugs. Lord Putin keeps everyone healthy and strong. Russia is heaven on earth. We bow, we pray, we worship our lord Putin.

[@pdub4600]

@@GrimeyhoobPutin is dead

[@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477]

Hey, do you have any insight on the Quebec biker wars during the 90s? Furthmore, to what extent are Italian and biker organizations involved in the trade today? Are there transnational elements present?

[@ShortReviewerRetroGames]

Italian mafia? French connection buddy not mob, french connection runs MTL port, mafia goes through MTL port to get there drugs, mob controls it but doesn't run the operation if that makes sense, And I want someone do story on my grampa He did biggest armed robbery in Canada history, Windsor off bet armor truck robbery, cash, bonds, and other stuff was close to 19million CAD, they got ratted on gramps did 17yrs for it, raided his place on xmas, was in the 1970s

[@RiaEkin598]

$3000 per kilo from south America source? Wow thats cheap,i mean in England its in the region of £38-40000 . Wow

[@Wakeylad1981]

And that coke will be in the 90’s %!pure in 011 they were saying average street purity was 21-22% so 1KG @ $3000 can make 4KG @ £37-£40K so that £3K can turn into a £157K profit madness

[@stevesalkas9128]

$450 FOR A GRAM IN AUSTRALIA .55 TO 60 PERCENT

[@erroneous6947]

9,000$ a kilo here in Florida. But there’s a 33% chance you’re talking to a fed.

[@jamaljames2578]

Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477]

I really want to visit your country and city someday, I’m very curious about what music is like there

[@jamaljames2578]

@@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477 it's cool

[@serget2168]

The jails in Germany are hotels with everything, and I literally mean that if there was any place in the world to do time it's Germany

[@beltigussin81]

Germany is still playing around.

[@niclas_furt5446]

I guess you dont know about Danish prisons then they are even better

[@edwardhernandez8079]

Then Norway cell block is the Bellagio

[@lil-neutron1437]

Well I was in a friends restaurant full of customers and the first thing that blared out at full volume was "cocaine"

[@fyriss_]

🤣

[@naveedzaman8252]

Exercise is the best drug I ve ever had

[@digitalscale76]

you havent had many drugs obviously

[@stevesalkas9128]

Funny car 490ks😅😅😅😅

[@chasecentario5308]

When I was sent to Columbia in 1972 by the U.S. Army to Cali. A gram was $5 a gram.

[@dstaff7373]

How much was $5 buck back in 72?? You could buy a bag of chips for 10 cents I heard...

[@a8f235]

40:53 *_... I didn't choose where I was born..._* And so did *_NOBODY_* else!

[@Q-Ball.]

The translations are very good

[@ivanov89]

Just make it legal ...

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

"....it's like eating chips in front of the TV" Christ! I'm so glad I can't relate and hope to never will!

[@FactStorm]

I am shocked how world officials are so oblivious to the benefits of decriminalization. They are going about it the wrong way, and in essence have blood on their hands for badly handling this.

[@saksit247]

I agree with you 100% but I am not shocked. I am a lot more cynical than a typical person I guess. I say I am not shocked because there are a lot of people making money leaving things exactly the way it is. If I you are a DEA Agent/police, transport company, people making the little plastic bags, clinics, doctors, counselors, you have no interest in ending the drug war. You have job securities, benefits (in the USA, most of the time, your healthcare is subsidized by your employer), pension etc etc etc to worry about. That is just one example. Non-profits that help addicts are not non-profit for the people who run them. The volunteers work for free but the Director, Accountant, Marketing, IT etc etc have salaries (and benefits). So the most realistic goal is probably to reduce addition? But eliminating is not going to happen.

[@quickbets6061]

They don't want "those" countries and it's people making a profit

[@saksit247]

@@quickbets6061 In the war on drugs (and war in general) everyone is making a profit besides the soldiers & civilians getting killed. But when it comes to money, they are treated as casualties of war.

[@FactStorm]

@jackylynn Nobody said anything about skin color

[@alicedoors4826]

cause they're all in on the take, you don't really think things are coming in through the ports without the people in charge getting their cut do you? The guy with the hat making 200K a month, he pays people off, that's how he's able to successfully conduct his business.

[@leonorfeio3948]

Drugs have been around forever so it is not going to stop, what should change is how we view users, as already said mentioned in the comments, I can drink a glass of wine a week and I am not a alcoholic. If I drink one every hour, that is a different story.. Addiction is the major issue, not drugs per se. If drugs were regulated I believe there would not be as many deaths because of fentanyl for example.

[@plundaphonikz2570]

From the moment you are born you experience your first hight after trying to run in circles to make your head spin as a child, It is natural to pursuit out of body experiences etc. No point in trying to fight it just make it safe for people and regulate that shit period. We have been doing this since the dawn of humankind. On a second note I am amazed how we like to look at people using drugs to get by but we never look at society to find the reason for why maybe people need it to get by. I've met so many people who work their asses off and just to have a social life they need stimulants to not fall asleep when being with friends etc.

[@IsmetPeci1]

⁠@@zeken4413lol you believe humans were monkeys 😂 So you worship darwin?

[@blyt5046]

A drink out with your friends every now and then is fine tho some people have a propensity for abuse. Those people don’t need to touch mind altering substances.

[@Wolfy420]

@@IsmetPeci1 and you believe in?

[@craven5328]

Agreed. I think in certain countries, particularly the US, there's too much money to be made by perpetuating the war on drugs, rather than solving for the root cause that are making people desperate for any escape. Private prisons, private health-care / addiction services - it's all geared towards making money off the "symptoms" rather than taking a real crack at solving underlying drivers.

[@libGODFATHER]

I accidentally came across a kid 22yrs old while I'm 32 .... He was telling me he was once an addict.... I try asking him how was he having access to drugs .... It was at this moment I knew I was really living a virgin life ... This guy introduce me to the dark web and how to have access I got chills...... I mean there's just nothing you can't find online ...

[@Mihail2204]

I got chills reading this knowing that you will get scammed

[@Lucas-zb2wg]

@@Mihail2204 I’m sure you know so well, did you try it before? 😂

[@Mihail2204]

@@Lucas-zb2wg it’s common knowledge, an average joe will not get access to a legitimate website(anymore), only middlemen or retailers would because these websites get taken down or exit scam very frequently because they can sense they’re about to be shut down, so why let the police have all of the money when they can just take everything and leave? You have to be deep in the criminal underworld to find a legit website

[@Rc-a322]

We need to tackle addiction as a root cause. Everything else is treating symptoms.. i know it seems impossible, but i am hopeful.. Ive seen great many people destroyed by drugs.. good people..

[@ZimZamZee]

The drugs didn't destroy them they destroyed themself with drugs. It's like anything take it in moderation and have every other aspect of life in check then they would be okay. Drugs don't make people bad they are already bad

[@c2225]

It's root cause is depression

[@ZimZamZee]

@@c2225 not for everyone some people do drugs for fun not even to medicate

[@rscott2247]

@@c2225 Depression could be another word for unmet needs, prolonged unhappiness, never ending bad, painful memories, job stress, etc ?

[@c2225]

@@rscott2247 yes. Can you resolve it? You probably don't even help homeless people to buy bread. Needless to say you won't meet all people's needs

[@Skoopyghost]

I heard from bubbies that a coke habbit is cheap, but the cost goes up quickly.

[@0stre]

The only way to cure society is by better education. The education system really needs colossal changes and I believe that proper education can stop this problem.

[@seanedwards94]

Nah

[@Knight4humanityOG]

And just like that the air checking tactic is outdated.

[@qamachi69]

In any/every society when the drugs are widely spread, this means one of possibilities, either the authorities don't know what is going on in the society or the authorities are partners with others to spread these drugs within society. I hope DW will keep/let my comment on and not delete it as usual.

[@sps6]

Authorities are hands in glove...change the government

[@AIRPLAYBROADCASTON]

Interesting and informative

[@DWDocumentary]

Thanks for watching and sharing your positive feedback!

[@nebyuabu9083]

1 min on Mount Everest, 6 hrs deep down in the Sahara broke

[@thitiphatwannatan1354]

great video, really insightful and well done! however, i can't help but feel that there's a bit of glorification happening around drug culture in some parts of the content. it's a complex issue, and while it's important to discuss, we should also be cautious about the messages we send, don't you think?

[@DWDocumentary]

Thanks for watching and sharing your feedback!

[@johnh1252]

Drugs are very overrated. And drug dealing isnt as glamorous as it looks on tv. The more serious people may come and take your drugs off you. What are you going to do?

[@louroaldebaran2047]

Because of coke, people are fighting eachother.

[@kennethvenezia4400]

I don't do it. It's not fair. Where's my cocaine?😢I'm feeling left out😮

[@sitindogmas]

legalize and regulate drugs. save lives, save families and face it, our workforce would be booming

[@kennyo1]

I wasn’t just ready to see my city in this video 0.27. Heartbreaking 😢😢

[@kayak9306]

Regulate the drugs market immediately and end this madness!

[@samshepperrd]

39:50 The pusher brags about being able to afford a lawyer that keeps him out of prison. Then he rails about how his impoverished upbringing entitles him to ruin the lives of others. Classic self pittying career criminal.

[@Selbstdenkender]

You mean 40:17 thanks.

[@perfectallycromulent]

so having money now means you were never poor growing up? that's nonsense.

[@arsenal0095]

Why blame the supplier solely? The consumer has some blame as well.

[@samshepperrd]

@@arsenal0095 The supplier is taking advantage of a lack of information on drug addiction. And they often prey upon the young, undereducated and naive. the supplier knows how many he's killing. He is not lacking that information. He just doesn't care.

[@milica7455]

All the blame is on the consumer. Why would we blame the suppliers? Do you blame stores for selling alcohol to alcoholics?