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Decades of conflict in Afghanistan have left the country's economy in shambles. The United States' approach to combating drugs in Afghanistan is to eradicate crops and criminalize the cultivators. This approach ignores the lack of economic alternatives that drives many farmers to plant poppy...
The U.S. Govt. Has Been Complicit In Gun & Drug Running For Decades
Barry Seal -- gunrunner, drug trafficker, and covert C.I.A. operative extraordinaire -- is hardly a familiar name in American politics. But nine years after he was murdered in a hail of bullets by Medellin cartel hit men...
QUETTA: Afghanistan, as of March 2010, is the largest illicit opium producer of the world, ahead of Burma, and Pakistan has a clinical role to play in this statistic.
In 2007, Afghanistan produced an extraordinary 8,200 tonnes of opium (34% more than in 2006), becoming practically the exclusive...
نہیں میں نہیں پیوں گی۔۔۔۔’ارے پھرتم یہاں آئی کیوں ہو؟ چلوڈ انسنگ فلور پر چلتےہیں’۔پہلی بار سیٹرڈے نائٹ پارٹی میں آنے والی صنوبر کے منع کرنے کے باوجود اس کی کلاس فیلو اسے گھسیٹ کرساتھ لے ہی آئی۔
ڈانسنگ فلورپرمصروف صنوبراسکول کی ڈانس کلاسزمیں لی ہوئی تربیت اوراپنے شوق کی وجہ سےجلد ہی پوری پارٹی...
Does this mean Mexico, should bomb places by drones where guns are being manufactured in United States ? Borders are hard to monitor in every country, may be US should learn something !!!
Report: Many weapons used by Mexican drug gangs originate in U.S.
By Ed Payne, CNN
June 14, 2011 10:25 a.m...
A good news from Karachi for MQM.
A killer, drug mafia, land mafia and Badmash of Keamari (Tapu Area) Sartaj or famous in area "Sartaja" join yesterday MQM.
Now for sure MQM will bring Inqilaab by protecting him from the Police. I remind you that in Keamari everybody know this man...
A survey on Drug Use in Afghanistan, issued 21 June 2010 by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), showed that around one million Afghans (age 15-64) suffer from drug addiction. At eight per cent of the population, this rate is twice the global average. Many Afghans are taking...