The USA and drugs
This is a Tucker Carlson interview and is worth watching to get an up-to-date view on the real drug problem in the USofA. Our Mr P mentions short vignettes now and again in the open thread in the Hearty Salon, but not enough to see the scope of the problem.
Tucker Carlson is not a favorite in these climes, and in his first soliloquy, you will undoubtedly have your knee-jerk moments. When he interviews Col Douglas Macgregor, you will soon see those knee-jerk moments were set up to open the conversation with Doug Macgregor.
An interesting issue, that went under the radar, is mentioned: the planned meeting of the five Central Asia Stans with the US. (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan). Doug Macgregor explains why both Russia and China are concerned about this meeting.
The final part of the interview is with a previous drug addict, Ginny Burden (sp?). The videos featured give a vivid view of what it actually looks like and why regime-changing Maduro is like Viagra to Lindsey Graham, but unfortunately, it won’t prevent a single fentanyl death.
Ginny steps into the finances and the economics of the drug problem. As we suspected, it is all within the USA and the NGO’s exist because they exacerbate the problem in order to stay in business. The Tucker Carlson soliloquy and series of interviews expose the drug problem, and for that, it is worth watching, as it is an aspect of a declining empire.
You will know with certainty that the USofA’s government is completely complicit in terms of financial support, and why the abject jingoism that outsiders cause the drug problem is fake news, hiding the appetite in the USofA to maintain its so-called empire and consistently blame someone else.
China solved the two opium wars against them. It took decades. China did not start shooting at other countries but solved it internally, while negotiating with Britain and Portugal, confiscating and destroying opium that came into their harbors and waters, and closing opium dens.
The lesson that Chinese students learn today about the Opium Wars is that China should never again let itself become weak, ‘backward,’ and vulnerable to other countries. As one British historian says, “If you talk to many Chinese about the Opium War, a phrase you will quickly hear is ‘luo hou jiu yao ai da,’ which literally means that if you are backward, you will take a beating.”
https://asiapacificcurriculum.ca/learning-module/opium-wars-china
The issue of drugs will make the declining empire take yet another beating of their own making, as it is taking beatings in other vectors.
The USofA does not seem to have the internal ability or will to solve its own drug use. Unlike the Chinese opium wars, I do not buy that it is a ‘war against them’. It is their own war against themselves. China closed opium dens. As you will see from the video, the USofA keeps them open and, in reality, builds new ones. China confiscated and destroyed opium deliveries in its own waters and ports, actively dealing with its own problem. The USofA tries to shoot little boats in the Caribbean and in the East Pacific and jingoistically makes its own problem someone else’s. This is typical of these times of a declining empire. It is always someone else’s fault. As Russia says continually, the issue with Ukraine must be solved at the level of root causes. Somehow, there is no empirical will to understand this drug problem within the USofA, and it is again not being solved at the level of root causes. I would propose that one of those root causes is an utter desperation among the American population because they have been so propagandised and so polarized. In the age of the Demented Donald, this has now increased to a deafening level.
[Bear in mind, I have friends on our site who have experienced the loss of family members to drugs. I have no Schadenfreude in this instance. My heart breaks for them in those circumstances as they are victims.]
You will find the interview here: https://tuckercarlson.com/live-show-october-29
Off topic, since the topic is US, but close ‘nuf since the US occupies western europe…a charming tale of a stimulatin’ sort…https://youtu.be/K4E1u3_S1p8 How Meth Is Killing Europe For whatever it’s worth, I don’t think the several kinds of dope are all that addictive in adults who have self-esteem and maturity… Read more »
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Please post more information on the US meeting with Central Asians
Meeting is scheduled for somewhere in the next few days. I certainly will post what we get.
Riddle me this. If it is mainly the CIA as many people have written, why did the US leave Afghanistan? It was such a trouble-free and easy harvest and part could be legitimately sold to the medical industry. (Forget about the war stuff – that was only shooting some villages… Read more »
They had the synthesis labs in Mexico ready, so the troublesome semi-synthetic process of moving and converting afnamistani opium paste was no longer competitive…and Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic similar to morphine but is 50 to 100 times more potent. So easier to move, and due to imprecise dilution, more… Read more »
Thinking Darker, Mexican labs are likely temporizing move. Mexico’s herself a target, with hypocritical excuse “obliterating” the very labs they built.
The most effective way to raise civil hell is to suddenly cut off the checks, food, electricity — and drugs.
Soon: drugs = currency, just as in jails
Oh yes! The process is dynamic and adaptive while serving several purposes. Ahem rememberin’ the “Amero” currency stories. And that the US stole by force almost half of Mexico…already.
The memory’s vague, but when Rockefeller was VP and Nixon P the feds had a problem with the people, the blacks and whites were becoming aligned against the regime’s policies…and Nixon was told that really draconian dope laws would help destroy the civil rights push by jailing masses of people,… Read more »
“The USofA does not seem to have the internal ability or will to solve its own drug use.” On the contrary! Whatever the deviants say, it is projection and gaslighting. Just as the “War on Terror” was a war OF terror, so the risible “War on Drugs.” Used to corner… Read more »
https://www.chemistry.bristol.ac.uk/motm/codeine/codeineh.htm some details of definitions and outline of synthesis. My own understanding is that starting with cutting a poppy field with a hay cutter and baler… (no kidding!) the stuff is very cheap to synthesize. I did not know that: “Oxycontin was introduced in 1995 as a controlled-release formulation for… Read more »
America’s War on Drugs is just like its War on Terrorism. They are phony wars that the supposed “alternative media” (i.e. Controlled Opposition media) like Tucker Carlson or Douglas MacGregor do not question the legitimacy of. The same America that claims to be fighting “drug cartels” or “terrorist groups” is… Read more »
Oh xvfsb, I so wish you would listen to that before kicking off and saying things that we all know. I work hard to present it with a new angle, and I tell you, it may be hidden, but there is much questioning of legitimacy, both of the zionist-israel angle… Read more »
It’s revealing that some of the “alternative media” can complain ad nauseum about drugs and narco-trafficking yet studiously downplay the 1000 pound Elephant-In-The-Living-Room: America is the world’s leading narco-state. These people cannot even bring themselves to utter that simple statement, as it’s a virtual Thought Crime. That’s the bottom line.… Read more »