Afghanistan's Fastest Growing Industry: Opium
This is what our presence has accomplished in Afghanistan:
This means that Heroin will be coming to neighborhood near you, courtesy of al Qaeda.
A "cancer of insurgency" in southern Afghanistan could drive the 2007 opium poppy harvest to record levels, the U.N. drug agency chief said Monday.
The U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime predicted that last year's harvest record would be broken by an increase in 15 provinces, including Helmand — the world's largest poppy-growing region and the scene of a growing number of attacks by Taliban fighters who use opium to fund their insurgency.
This means that Heroin will be coming to neighborhood near you, courtesy of al Qaeda.