U.S. anti-drugs policy focuses on the supply of drugs not the root problem of demand
Come up with some evidence to support this claim.
1. Back in 1992 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori declared the war a failure while claiming that between 1980 and 1990 , when the U.S. was engaging in military efforts to stop production and transportation , coca production increased tenfold .
2. The U.S. war on drugs focusing on supply and transit routes has clearly failed and has been failing for decades .
3. Making it a ` war on drugs ' forces a fight back from the drugs cartels leading to gunfights and instability in the countries en route .
4. For the last two decades the USA has been focused on the supply side of reducing the drugs trade .
5. The focus on supply , or else the containment of drugs in Mexico , is shown by the Obama 's US-Mexico border policy press release that devotes a lot more space to extra boarder security to catching the drugs as they reach the US compared with one small paragraph on demand .
6. This happened in Columbia , in Peru and now in Mexico .