The american elite need those cartels. and not just for drugs.

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What about mercenaries aka private contractors? There is a ratio of six private contractors to one soldier in the US army.
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MERCENARIES had puny role in real fighting - Casualties are only of those in honorable profession of soldiering MathewMaavak
How ever US casualties have been far low er than USSR casualties
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There is nothing honorable in guarding opium fields in Helmand that end up sw amping one's ow n nation (USA) with heroin. There is
nothing remotely honorable about the US or it's vassals. Iguess those Saudi soldiers and pilots w ho are perpetrating a genoc ide in
Yemen are honorable as w ell?
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The USSR w as not facing the combined military support of Greater Eurabia. Which nations support the Taliban today except
Pakistan?
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So, under Obama US needed more drugs ?
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I think so. About 8 years back, the head of Russia's drug agency claimed that the Taliban had laundered it's drugs into a trillion
dollar legit business. Imagine the ROI for the Pentagon. The gung-ho patriotism of many ex-US servicemen here is perhaps
intended to mask the Pentagon's trafficking business. Thankfully many exposed themselves by their insensate trolling.
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Anyway, "The War on Drugs is based on FAKE SCIENCE! -> SHOCK: Drug overdose deaths now kill more Americans every year
than the entire Vietnam War… after Democrats refused to protect the border fromdrug cartels" -
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6262377422902169600/ . And in many aspects related: 'Prisons of
Pleasure or Pain: Huxley’s “Brave New World” vs. Orwell’s “1984”' -
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6262416513010016256/ .
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8. The American elite need those cartels. And not just for drugs.
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