How To Go To Heaven: www.jesus-is-savior.com www.globalresearch.ca Narco Aggression: Russia accuses the US military of involvement in drug trafficking out of Afghanistan by Vladimir Radyuhin Global Research, February 24, 2008 Global Research Editor's Note The global proceeds of the Afghan drug trade is in excess of 150 billion dollars a year. There is mounting evidence that this illicit trade is protected by the US military. Historically, starting in the early 1980s, the Afghan drug trade was used to finance CIA covert support of the Islamic brigades. The 2003 war on Afghanistan was launched following the Taliban government's 2000-2001 drug eradication program which led to a collapse in opium production in excess of 90 percent. The following report, which accuses the United States of using military transport planes to ship narcotics out of Afghanistan confirms what is already known and documented regarding the Golden Crescent Drug Trade and its insiduous relationship to US intelligence. February 23, 2008 Russia, facing a catastrophic rise in drug addiction, accuses the US military of involvement in drug trafficking from Afghanistan. JOHN MACDOUGALL/AFP Afghan workers cutting open poppy bulbs, the first stage in the harvesting process, in Jalalabad. Afghanistan produced 8200 tonnes of opium last year, enough to make 93 per cent of the world's heroin supply. Could it be that the American military in Afghanistan is involved in drug trafficking? Yes, it is quite possible ...