The Dead Speak: Lost Voices of Fentanyl Rally To March on Washington in Demand for Action

Fentanyl is a geopolitical and national security threat different from previous battles in the drug war, with Beijing weaponizing it against America.

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The Faces of Fentanyl Memorial at the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration headquarters on September 27, 2022 at Arlington, Virginia. Alex Wong/Getty Images

The 3rd Annual Lost Voices of Fentanyl Rally: The Dead Speak — highlighting the more than 70,000 dying annually from this synthetic opioid sourced in Communist China — will on Saturday assemble at the Washington Monument and march on the White House, hoping to “wake up” the Biden Administration and Republicans in Congress.

Fentanyl is a geopolitical and national security threat different from previous battles in the drug war, with Beijing weaponizing it against America. “The West once flooded China with opium,” as the Economist wrote in 2018. “China is returning the favor.”

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