Why we can't win the war against drug abuse The name of the game is supply and demand, the giver and the receiver. Drug abuse is a disease which has being in a continuous pandemic in our country for decades and drug dealers is like an elephant in a china shop who don't know where the door is, the more you chase it is the more the shop looses. If we want to win the war against drug abuse we have to rethink our attack strategy, the drug dealer is the elephant in the china shop. If you want to get it out the shop without damaging or reducing the damage to the store well chasing the elephant in the store is not the best way. Law enforcement agencies have exhausted billions of dollars and thousands of lives in an attempt to win this war, all in vain, chasing the elephant around the store and loosing lives. This book suggests we change our focus from the supplier to the demander, if no demand the supplier will give up the ghost. Can you imagine seeing your son, your daughter, your mother, father, brother, sister or friend face being uncovered as the lay dead on a table in the morgue after overdosing on prescription or illegal drugs?