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NATO and the European Union participate in terrorism

How Bulgaria supplied drugs and weapons to Al-Qaïda and Daesh

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 4 January 2016

The best-kept secrets must be revealed in the end. The mafia cartel which governs Bulgaria has been caught supplying drugs and weapons to Al-Qaïda and Daesh, at the demand of the CIA, both in Libya and Syria. The affair is all the more serious since Bulgaria is a member of NATO and the (...)

Captagon® is jihadists’ main weapon

2 April 2014

While the Western and Gulf media lead people to believe that jihadists get their nourishment primarily from the verses of the Koran, the seizures made in Syria show that in reality, they feed on Captagon.
In two days, the Syrian Arab Army took hold of a car full of Captagon tablets and a (...)

The Afghan economy is reconverting to opium

21 November 2013

According to the UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime), the opium production in Afghanistan has increased by 49% in 2012, and should still go up by another 36% in 2013. By 2014, the country will account for 90% of world’s opium supply.
The Afghan economy is reverting almost (...)

Afghanistan

The NATO Afghanistan War and US-Russian Relations: Drugs, Oil, and War

by Peter Dale Scott

Moscow (Russia) | 7 June 2013

Peter Dale Scott continues his analysis of the U.S. system of domination. In a conference held in Moscow, this former Canadian diplomat summed up the findings of his investigation into the funding of the system with money deriving from drug trafficking and hydrocarbon deals. Although widely (...)

Is US Triumph in Drug-Addicted War possible?

Afghanistan: Opium, the CIA and the Karzai Administration

by Peter Dale Scott

13 December 2010

According to Peter Dale Scott, there is no point in deploring the expansion of drug production in Afghanistan and the heroin epidemic gripping great parts of the world. Conclusions must be drawn from the established facts: the Taliban eradicated poppy cultivation; NATO promoted it; drug (...)

U.S. strategy in Eurasia and drug production in Afghanistan

by Tiberio Graziani

Rome (Italy) | 17 June 2010

The following analysis offers a geopolitical perspective as a key for understanding the relationship between U.S. global strategy and the presence of North American forces in Afghanistan. U.S. penetration in the Eurasian landmass is examined with special emphasis on the Central Asian region, (...)

Former Thai Prime Minister on the run acquires Montenegro nationality

20 March 2010

Recently gathered in the Thai capital, several tens of thousand "red shirts" (UDD/DAAD), partisans of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, collected 300 litres of blood, which they spilled at the front gate of current Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva’ residence.
Thakson Shinawatra (...)

Hamid Kazai invents presidency-for-life democracy

28 February 2010

Afghan President Hamid Kazai has changed the law to give himself control over the Electoral Complaints Commission by appointing all of its five members.
In August 2009, Hamid Karzai supporters had rigged the first round of the presidential elections to ensure his victory over his contender (...)