Is there a special ribbon for serving in Afghanistan? Some kind of Opium Expeditionary Force citation? Or a Joint Meritorious Smack War Commendation? When those men under your command go home in body bags, do you include a note to their loved ones, a note saying that they died defending your banker master's heroin trade, the trade that the Taliban had successfully terminated?
A bombshell article in today’s edition of the New York
Times lifts the lid on how the brother of Afghan President Hamid
Karzai, a suspected kingpin of the country’s booming opium trade, has
been on the CIA payroll for the past eight years. However, the article
serves as little more than a whitewash because it fails to address the
fact that one of the primary reasons behind the 2001 invasion of
Afghanistan was the agenda to reinstate the Golden Crescent drug trade.
“The agency pays (Ahmed Wali) Karzai for a variety of
services, including helping to recruit an Afghan paramilitary force
that operates at the C.I.A.’s direction in and around the southern city
of Kandahar, Mr. Karzai’s home,” reports the Times.
...
The Afghan opium trade has exploded since the U.S.
invasion of Afghanistan, following a lull after the Taliban had imposed
a crackdown. According to the U.N., the drug trade is now worth $65
billion. Afghanistan produces 92 per cent of the world’s opium, with
the equivalent of 3,500 tonnes leaving the country each year. Other
figures put the number far higher, at around 6,100 tonnes a year.
The New York Times exposé pins the blame on Karzai, but
fails to explain that one of the primary reasons behind the 2001
invasion of Afghanistan was the United States’ agenda to restore, not
eradicate, the drug trade.
Before the invasion, the Taliban collaborated closely
with the U.N. to reduce opium production down to just 185 tonnes, a
figure at least 2000% below current levels. The notion that the
“Taliban benefits from the drug trade” and that the U.S. is trying to
stop it, as both Bush and Obama claimed, is the complete opposite of
what is actually happening.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/ny-times-afghan-opium-kingpin-on-cia-payroll.html
I saw a bumper sticker on someone's car the other day. It read, "My Daddy is fighting for our freedom." I just shook my head. While I appreciate that her Daddy's heart is in the right place, this nation's Generals' and Admirals' hearts are, most certainly, not.
You just keep racking up the accomplishments, don't you? You use your E-4B command and control aircraft to direct drones with 747 engines into the Twin Towers under cover of your Global Guardian exercise, you roll out your long-planned NORTHCOM for the purpose of putting down the population when they finally come around to the knowledge that their country's been stolen, and you can't even win an opium war. Gettin' your asses kicked, I see.
How did you ever come to believe that you would prevail against an armed population who don't want you there? Was it by the same genius train of logic that led you to believe that no one would identify that drone engine on Murray Street and use it to annihilate your jurisdiction?
Some Vermont National Guardsman came into the store the other day. We get them in all the time. Vermont sends a lot of her sons to those foreign hellholes. They're fighting for freedom, don't you know. So the guy --a senior sergeant of some kind-- hooks a thumb at my blue Saturn Vue and says, "Is that your car? What's with the license plate?" He seemed innocently curious.
I said, "That's my own government." I continued ringing up someone's Life Water or Smart Water or whatever. Some make you smart and some make you beautiful. But they all make you three dollars lighter.
He says, "What do you mean? How do you get away with having your own government?"
I said, "Well, I figure that if the Pentagon can fly planes into the World Trade Center and get away with it, then I get to have my own government." I said it loud enough so that everyone in the store could hear me. They all looked at the Guardsman with that facial expression that says, "Mm hm. He's exactly right, you know."
He knew precisely what I was talking about. He's not stupid; he knows full well what happened on 9-11. He just shook his head and said, "Man, you got some balls."
I said, "It's not balls when you're dealing with criminals. It's revulsion."
Mullen, you and your disgusting, dishonorable fraternity of Officer Club thieves and murderous cowards make me want to vomit. How do you do it? How does your kind get up on TV and make like you're defennin' freedom all day long when you know that people know that you're a fraud? I mean, I can understand maintaining the charade as long as you're getting away with it, but a simple sense of embarrassment would seem to necessitate coming clean at some point. What capacity for embarrassment must one possess to carry on like you do?
When you kneel before your banker masters to worship and service their cocks, do they make you disrobe completely as submissive little bitches are to do, or do they permit you to fellate them in your khakis and your shoulder boards and your fruit salad? (Maybe it's more satisfying to them, to see you defile your uniform as you wrap your plump, loving lips around their fat poles and look up at them with a smile as you relish every last curve of that fat, veiny, frightful thing they've hung in your face.)
Mullen, you make me sick. You and all those faggoty-ass Generals, scuffing up their Corfams in their haste to suck banker cock and feel fat nuts slap their chins.
Don't ask and don't tell, right?
You. are. disgusting, Mullen. You and that entire, fraudulent officer corps.