Militants operating in Syria receive training on the outskirts of Azaz, in northern Syria, September 19, 2012. Sat Nov 2, 2013, Tony Cartalucci >> CIA agents on way to Syria <<
A
recent Daily Telegraph article reveals that armies of Al Qaeda
terrorists are using NATO-member Turkey as a springboard for their
invasion of neighboring Syria ... NATO is the chief executor of the so-called "War on Terror," started
in 2001 after Al Qaeda terrorists allegedly flew four passenger planes
into various targets on America's east coast, including the World Trade
Towers and the Pentagon. Nearly 3,000 people died in a single day. The
invasion of Afghanistan promptly followed based on the pretense that it
was "harboring" members of Al Qaeda. The invasion and nearly decade-long
occupation of Iraq followed shortly thereafter.
Matt Sullivan/Getty Images, Former President George W. Bush and the PGA Tour commissioner, Tim Finchem, at a golf tournament in Ohio last month. By
PETER BAKER Published: November 2, 2013
As Bush Settles Into Dallas, Golf Tees and Family Time Now Trump Politics DALLAS — When the executive director of former President George W. Bush’s public policy institute decided to move on recently, he stopped by for an exit interview. Mr. Bush asked if he had anything in particular he wanted to talk about. >>http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/03/us/bush-in-dallas-easels-and-tees-trump-politics.html?<<
That Other Big Afghan Crisis, the Growing Army of Addicts
Daniel Berehulak for The New York Times, Reeling From War, Afghan Society Ill-Equipped to Face Addiction:
Afghanistan’s western border towns with Iran have become veritable
zombie villages in recent years — encampments where entire families are
shambling addicts. By
AZAM AHMED November 2, 2013
ISLAM QALA, Afghanistan — The addicts stalk the streets of this border
post like hollowed-out skeletons, hair matted by filth and eyes glassy.
The villages that hug the roads are veritable zombie towns, where
families of men, women and children hide their addiction within barren
mud compounds.
“Sometimes I feel it is better to die than live like this,” said Haidar,
30, seated on the floor of his living room beside a small tin of
sugarlike powder.
His family, a wife and young children, bore the gaunt faces of addiction as well.
In western Herat Province, held up as an island of stability and
progress in Afghanistan, this forlorn border town is instead a showcase
for an intensifying crisis: Long the global leader in opium production,
Afghanistan has now also become one of the world’s most addicted
societies.
The number of drug users in Afghanistan is estimated to be as high as
1.6 million, or about 5.3 percent of the population, among the highest
rates in the world. Nationwide, one in 10 urban households has at least
one drug user, according to a recent report from the Bureau of
International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs. In the city of
Herat, it is one in five.
From 2005 to 2009, the use of opiates doubled, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime,
putting Afghanistan on par with Russia and Iran, and the number of
heroin users jumped more than 140 percent. Most drug experts think the
rate of drug use has only increased since then.
[SIDEBAR: There are no regrets in heads that are addicts. George W. Bush, Jr. and Barry Soetero POTUS#44 are both serious drug addicts and degenerates that do whatever they're told or they suffer an incredible withdrawal. What the US-ZioCons have done to World Earth is not going to need regrets, the WE knows exactly how to handle the children when they become too toxic.]
When News Isn't Propaganda Does IT really matter now anyway?!
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