18.02.09 - Operation Diesel Seizes £50m of Heroin in Afghanistan

[kierankillerfish]

Luckily all of that beautiful dope will still make it to the streets as the cia is the biggest drug ring in the world.

[micknm]

really you are full of shit people big brother is in charge of growing poppies and the farmers are nothing but slaves they dont get shit goto south america and who makes the money the fucking same people cia and bushes and clinton and gores and obamas and then some under this creature named rothchildes got that

and the queen of england own that shit you dont mess with organized crime bosses

[dudupile]

better than nothing. but its better to tackle the root of the problem than snatching finished products. help the afghan farmers produce normal crops efficiently enough that their profits are equal or better than growing opium.

[YesWeCannabis20]

legalize marijuana

[Mo0nBugGy1]

I see that they only caputure properlly produced heroin but leave farmers to tend to there opium fields, it seem kinda strange considering the way heroin is made and all.

[ricksimmonds]

reason being the farmers need to farm the opium to support their families, destroy the opium and you destroy a farmers income. he will then be jobless, hate us and probably join the taliban

once the opium has been sold the taliban and made into heroin it can then be seized, farmer still has his money, taliban dont have their heroin which they then sell and with the profits by weaponary etc

[Mo0nBugGy1]

Ahhhhhh i see. I heard that coalition forces backed by their government are trying to persuade the farmers to farm something else, and their going to give them alot of money to help them do so.

[ricksimmonds]

yeah your right, thats the very long time plan lol

[Mo0nBugGy1]

I doubt it will work at all.

[JukemDrawles89]

yeah but if we destroy most of the opium the taliban wouldnt be able to buy weapons or ammo

[rodders2yk]

nice haul... However, why are we hearing about this now? What has been happening to the opium & the growing infrastructure in the past few years?