CIA grade heroin - American Smack, top gear to jack.

I call "bullshit" on the content of this article.

1. The American and UK governments, as run by the banks, with the military giving the clout, when they occupy Afghanistan, and install a shit head bunch of crooks for a puppet government - well the opium poppy crops increase with staggering rates of growth, and opium production.

Why? - the three most profitable industries are drugs, weapons and sex.

Heroin is a good cash crop. Keeping it illegal, artificially ramps up the price, and there are huge amounts of money in trafficking, and even in running the prison systems.....

The phoney politics of the justice system - it's all fucking bullshit. Prohibition was introduced by the pricks running the Standard Oil Company (Rockerfeller) to squash Henry Fords cars running on home grown ethanol.

So that is fucking bullshit - and extending it to most other drugs is crap as well.

It simply makes it more profitable for the politicians, the bankers and the military, and more miserable for the population and the users.


2. It was the Taliban, that wiped out the opium poppy crops - which really fucked up the global heroin market. So what did the banker bastards do? Pulled the political strings, sent in the military muscle, cleared out the "Insurgents" from the opium growing regions, put in an American puppet government, and put in all the new opium poppy crops, and have been increasing the tax payer funded drug production ever since....


Year, after year, after year.



And the CIA, which stands for Cunts In Action, can go fuck themselves.


Look up "heroin" "Opium Poppy" and "CIA" in this blog.



https://www.rt.com/news/363843-afghanistan-opium-production-increase/

Afghan opium production up 43 percent in 1 year as eradication effort fails – UN

Published time: 23 Oct, 2016 21:34

Opium production in Afghanistan has increased by a whopping 43 percent over the last year, according to the latest figures from a UN report.

Over 4,800 tons of opium were produced this year, compared to 3,300 tons in 2015, a newly-released report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime revealed on Sunday. Meanwhile, the total area under poppy cultivation grew 10 percent to 201,000 hectares. Eradication efforts, on the other hand, fell by an incredible 91 percent.

“It is very disturbing to see a considerable increase in poppy cultivation in the north which may be linked with a deteriorating security situation in the region,” AP quoted Andrey Avetisyan, head of the UNODC in Afghanistan, as saying in a statement.

The report mentions that launching eradication operations has been difficult due to logistical challenges and the presence of the Taliban, who protect opium crops to fund their insurgency.

But the growth in opium production is due not only to increased cultivation but also a greater yield of product per hectare. In the western and southern regions, which are responsible for 84 percent of the total output, yields grew from around 16 to 22 kilos per hectare, a 46 percent increase.

“The survey shows a worrying reversal in efforts to combat the persistent problem of illicit drugs and their impact on development, health and security,” UNODC
Executive Director Yury Fedotov said in a statement.

“They indicate the scale of the threat confronted by Afghanistan and the international community. But it is worth acknowledging that Afghanistan is also arguably the first of the many victims of this destructive drug. Afghanistan suffers devastating levels of drug addiction; heightened instability and insecurity, and weakened development due to the impact of illicit drugs.”

“Local law enforcement efforts are often conducted against the backdrop of a bitter and violent insurgency that stubbornly endures and hinders progress. For all these reasons, never has the concept of shared responsibility been so important, or more desperately needed for a drug producing country.”