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butchersapron said:'bumchums'?
And no, you're wrong. The Taliban made $100 million from the drug trade in 1994 and $20 million in both 1995 and 1997. Primarily by charging 10% on all drugs it guaranteed the safety of drugs smuggled across the areas that it controlled or by hiring themselves out to safely carry the drugs across acreas that they didn't. They did later outlaw opium years later in 1999 only after benefirting directly and massively from it for some eyars and only in order to gain international recognition - which, of course, largley failed.
Do you think your 'producing' point in any way clears the Taliban of being up to the drug trade to it's eyesballs?
Indeed.
Fatboy - check the book "The Politics of Heroin" by Alfred W. McCoy. A very enlightening read.
in afghanistan its back up to around the 90% mark again, despite the technology the west has such as herbicides and crop sprayers that can destroy the opium plants
