winning the war on drugs

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First of all like with most wars, Marshall law is declared. All constitutional rights are temporarily removed by the United States government. Any person that has ever been convicted of any drug related crime, either felony or misdemeanor, they are to be swiftly executed. Any person that has been to a rehab center, or has a suboxone prescription is hunted down and executed. Mandatory checkpoints in every major city set up by the Marine corps. Full searches for EVERY car that passes through. Pat downs, metal detectors, mandatory cavity searches, cars torn to pieces to look for federally illegal drugs. Any resistance whatsoever will result in a roadside execution. If any drugs or drug paraphernalia is found a roadside execution will take place. If there is any suspicion that drugs have ever been on the person or in their car a roadside execution will occur. If the driver makes it all the way through the search he is given a mandatory urine drug test. If there is any resistance the person is executed. If the test comes back positive the person is executed. If an execution takes place a mandatory "biological search warrant" is automatically granted to all persons in the addicts immediate family and social circle. All of the potential addicts are raided, searched, and hair tested for federally illegal drugs. If anybody fails a drug test they are executed and the process restarts. Anybody caught protesting this new measure can be assumed to be a drug addict and they are executed and a new biological search warrant is granted. Any persons working in the drug rehabilitation business will be executed. All people with medical marijuana cards will be executed. Millions of people will more than likely die but the society that remains will be the most glorious, pure, intelligent society that has ever existed. After 200 or so years of these policies marshall law is withdrawn. So /pol/, can you come up with any good reason that this plan wouldn't win the war on drugs?