The Golden Triangle is the area in southeastern Asia that has been known for Heroin Cultivation. It extends from former French Indo-China (Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia) to Thailand and west to Burma (Myanmar). The French and the British were known to encourage/allow the cultivation of opium as a cash crop in Indo China and Burma when they controlled those areas. Money is money. After World War Two, the CIA was rumored to have considerable interest in the money that could be generated from exporting Heroin from southeast Asia to the United States and Europe, and there are numerous reports of CIAs airline Air America being used to ship tremendous amounts of heroin out of the growing area. The revenue, of course, could be used to fund illicit CIA operations. Congressional limitation on money was no longer a problem. The Golden Crescent is the area in southern Asia that is also known for Heroin Cultivation. It extends from India through Pakistan, Afghanistan and into Eastern Iran. Since most of that area was controlled by British force of Arms, cultivation of Opium as a cash crop was encouraged/allowed. Money is Money. The British went out of their way to make it a very profitable cash crop by using force of arms to distribute Heroin in China while growing it in India. The object, of course, was to promote the addiction (reliable buying customers) of hundreds of millions of Chinese by making it abundantly available. The Chinese Emperor was strongly opposed to this satanic behavior of the British and he confiscated massive quantities of opium in an effort to try to stop the aggressive opium distribution. This led to two Opium Wars in 1839 and 1858, in which Britain suppressed China and liberally distributed opium all over the country, creating millions of addicts/users. The British saw the Chinese as an inferior species of human being that was not Christian, and thus could be victimized for tremendous profit, and profit they did. Money is Money. Strict Islam is opposed to any intoxicants for public consumption, and when the very strict Taliban took over Afghanistan, they outlawed Opium cultivation and distribution. They effectively shut down opium cultivation in their country and their leader, Mullah Omar, received United Nations acclaim. For some reason the CIA did not like this and was negotiating with the Northern Alliance of Drug Merchants who had their cash crop removed by Mullah Omar. The Northern Alliance of Drug Merchants controlled the northern 40% of Afghanistan and wanted the southern 60% of the country. The CIA was willing to assist them in that effort. This was being done BEFORE 9/11. In fact, at the same time the CIA was negotiating with the Northern Alliance the Taliban was warning us about the coming 9/11 attack (Full Details) that their network found out was coming from an overly zealous Al Qaeda member in the country of Uzbekistan. The Taliban at that time asked for United States assistance to remove Osama bin Ladin who was at a remote cave complex called Tora Bora, a Northern Alliance of Drug Merchant controlled region. The US president Bush refused to provide the assistance and deliberately ignored the Many warnings. There were a dozen countries that had told us in advance of the coming 9/11 attack. The most obvious conclusion was that Bush wanted the attack to proceed so we could use the attack as an excuse to assist the Northern Alliance in taking over the country and reestablishing the Heroin Trade. The Karzai family was the largest Heroin growers in the history of the country. Once we put them back into power, Heroin was being grown all over the fertile areas of the country. In addition with US Military help, they expanded into hashish. Afghanistan now produces over 90% of the worlds non-pharmaceutical-grade opium (I.e. Illegal Opium). In addition to opiates, Afghanistan is also the worlds largest producer of hashish. The CIA gets a cut of the profit. When we let Republiscam like the Bush family into government, nothing but Total Evil can come from it.
Posted on: Fri, 28 Feb 2014 15:53:52 +0000
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