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Or so this St. Louis, MO. liberal rag would have you believe:
http://www.riverfronttimes.com/2010...-american-burial-grounds-finance-meth-habits/
Some bullet points:
Tweakers 'N Diggers: Looters are pillaging Native American burial grounds to finance their meth habits
In March 2006 Donaldson received a tip: A car was often seen parked on private land near a remote corner of Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge, about 25 miles east of Cape Girardeau. He found the vehicle, peeked inside and found some hand-digging tools. People sometimes gather ginseng in these parts, he knew. But something didn't feel right.
Donaldson peered over his left shoulder and froze. A mere twenty feet away, Leslie Jones had stopped in his tracks. He was gripping a hand shovel and staring at Donaldson's neck. The officer assumed his cover was blown and prepared to show his badge. But Jones only blinked, looked past him and trudged off to dig someplace else. The camouflage had worked. "It was a heart-pounding experience," Donaldson recalls.
Want more? Check the link.
http://www.riverfronttimes.com/2010...-american-burial-grounds-finance-meth-habits/
Some bullet points:
Tweakers 'N Diggers: Looters are pillaging Native American burial grounds to finance their meth habits
In March 2006 Donaldson received a tip: A car was often seen parked on private land near a remote corner of Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge, about 25 miles east of Cape Girardeau. He found the vehicle, peeked inside and found some hand-digging tools. People sometimes gather ginseng in these parts, he knew. But something didn't feel right.
Donaldson peered over his left shoulder and froze. A mere twenty feet away, Leslie Jones had stopped in his tracks. He was gripping a hand shovel and staring at Donaldson's neck. The officer assumed his cover was blown and prepared to show his badge. But Jones only blinked, looked past him and trudged off to dig someplace else. The camouflage had worked. "It was a heart-pounding experience," Donaldson recalls.
Want more? Check the link.
Actually, Ive been clean & "almost" sober for many years now, the 80's are just a blur to me! 
Tweakers suck & Ive gotten to where I can spot em a mile away!
