If
you’re familiar with the American war on drugs, then it may not
surprise you to learn that the CIA represents one of the largest drug dealing
organizations in history. The CIA originally designed LSD with the help
of a Swiss manufacturer as a “mind control drug” as part of their MK
Ultra program, hoping that it would allow patients under the influence
to commit unspeakable acts commanded by the government and then forget
they ever happened. Of course, this plan backfired, and then the CIA
introduced LSD to the American population.
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The CIA has played a crucial role in
producing, trafficking, and/or selling numerous drugs both in the U.S.
and all over the world. The CIA is no stranger to money laundering,
performing dangerous tests on unwilling patients, and even committing murder over drugs. One of the drugs the CIA has focused on for decades is heroin, which is created using opium. The CIA actually owned and operated a covert drug smuggling airline, referred to as Air America, which was used to transport numerous goods, including heroin.
The CIA’s involvement with the opium
industry doesn’t just stop there. The CIA consciously turned a blind eye
to the opium trade in Afghanistan in the 1980s, until the Taliban took
control and attempted to put an end to production. The opium industry in
Afghanistan, which represented 90% of the world’s opium production,
then plummeted. 9/11 occurred only a year later, giving the U.S. a
perfect “reason” to invade Afghanistan. Well, shortly afterwards, the
U.S. seized the opium fields and took control of them, and then we
witnessed opium production in Afghanistan skyrocketing again.
It’s clear that the U.S. government has an opium problem, one that’s likely making them a lot of money in the process.
What Is Air America?
No, I’m not referring to the hit 1990
movie starring Mel Gibson and Robert Downey Jr., though that movie
arguably contained more fact than fiction. The movie was centred around
the CIA’s private airline, Air America, which was used during the
Vietnam War to transport food, supplies, and other items, which happened
to include opium.
Those parts of the movie were actually
correct, and it seems that the CIA-operated airline was in fact used to
smuggle drugs. In Southeast Asia (SEA), during the Vietnam War, the
CIA worked alongside Laotian general Vang Pao in an effort to help make
Laos the world’s largest exporter of heroin. The CIA then flew drugs all
over SEA, allowing the Golden Triangle (parts of Burma, Thailand, and
Laos) to become the world hub for heroin.
Agents from the Bureau of Narcotics and
Dangerous Drugs managed to seize an Air America aircraft that contained
large amounts of heroin, but the CIA ordered the agents to release the
plane and halt any further investigations.
The CIA wasn’t just involved with the
transportation of the drugs, however. The heroin was refined in a
laboratory built at the CIA headquarters in Northern Laos. After about a
decade of U.S. military intervention, SEA represented 70% of the world’s opium
supplier. Unfortunately, many of the operatives became addicted to the
heroin themselves. At the same time, SEA also became the main supplier
of raw materials for the U.S. heroin industry. Though Air America
apparently stopped operations in 1976, the CIA’s involvement in the
opium and heroin industries continued in other parts of the world.
Though the CIA’s website still denies
that Air America was used to transport drugs, this is no longer a
conspiracy theory. Mainstream media has even addressed this issue, as
the History Channel just came out with a new series titled America’s War on Drugs,
which so far has addressed fairly accurate information regarding the
war on drugs, including Air America’s role in transporting heroin (at
least within the first two episodes that were released this week).
According to a New York Times article
written in 1993, the CIA’s involvement with the heroin industry
began slightly before the Vietnam War. During the Korean War, in 1950,
the CIA allegedly traded weapons and heroin in exchange for
intelligence.
Well, it seems the CIA’s “heroin problem” didn’t start nor end in SEA.
The U.S. Government’s Role in the Afghan Heroin Trade
Afghanistan is another country with a
complicated history of involvement in the opium and heroin industries,
much of which implicates the CIA. In the 1980s,
CIA-supported Moujahedeen rebels were heavily involved in drug
trafficking heroin. The CIA supplied trucks and mules, which were used
to transport opium.
Despite the fact that Afghanistan supplied approximately 50% of the heroin
used by Americans, the U.S. failed to intervene or investigate the
Afghan drug industry for years. Instead, many of the individuals
trafficking the drugs in Afghanistan were actually trained, armed, and
funded by the CIA at the time.
Opium production came to a gradual halt
thanks to Taliban rule. By 2000, the Taliban had completely banned opium
production, practically eradicating 90% of the world’s heroin. The
following UN diagram outlines the history of opium production in
Afghanistan:
After 9/11 occurred and the U.S. invaded
Afghanistan, opium production suddenly skyrocketed. There have been
tons of photos of U.S. soldiers guarding the opium fields, yet today,
more than a decade later, they still have not destroyed them (view some
of the photos here).
Meanwhile, a propaganda campaign by the
Bush administration promised to destroy all drugs and assured zero drug
tolerance, as the American war on drugs continued. Throughout the Nixon,
Reagan, and Clinton eras, the public had already witnessed multiple
presidents promising to crack down on drug use, which turned out to be a
giant sham to mass incarcerate Americans, primarily blacks and hippies
(read more about that here).
While these presidents were promising to
put an end to different drug epidemics, they were actually fuelling
them, as the CIA and other forms of law enforcement were heavily
involved in the drug trade.
It’s no secret that 9/11 was an inside
job, otherwise referred to as a false-flag terrorist attack. If you
didn’t know that, please read this CE article.
So, this begs the question: Given that Afghan opium production skyrocketed once the U.S. invaded the country…
Was Opium One of the Motives Behind 9/11?
It was President Richard Nixon who
originally started promoting the “law and order” mentality the elite are
still pushing now, and Nixon was also the one who waged a “war on
drugs” in 1971. Disguised as a tactic to decrease drug usage, this was
actually a strategy to incarcerate people by the masses, particularly
black citizens. Between 1970 and 1980, the U.S. prison population
increased from around 300K to 500K. The irony was thick, as it was the
CIA who was introducing some of these drugs onto the streets in the
first place.
The war on drugs continued for decades,
and by 2000, the U.S. prison population had almost doubled, skyrocketing
to over 2 million as a result of these new drug laws. As long as more
drugs were on the streets, presidents were able to conduct these
propaganda campaigns against drugs and reap the benefits. At the same
time, corporations were making a killing off the privatization of the
prison system, and so it was a win-win for the both of them. The elite
were also apparently pleased, as it was a Rockefeller who proposed the
“15 years to life” rule in the first place.
However, the Taliban then took over
Afghanistan, decreasing the opium and heroin on the streets of America
(except for what Big Pharma was still providing). The CIA is no stranger
to drug trafficking, so it’s possible they saw this as an opportunity
to commit a false flag terrorist attack in order to justify the invasion
of Afghanistan so they could take over the opium drug trade. The motive
would make sense, as the American war on drugs was still an issue in
2001.
The CIA already had ties to this area,
as the CIA created, trained, and funded “Al Qaeda/Taliban” during the
Mujahideen. Ask yourself: If the U.S. government were actually against
these organizations, then why are they still funding them?
“Al Qaeda and the Al Qaeda
affiliated organizations, including the Islamic State, are not
independent organizations, they are sponsored, and they are sponsored by
the United States and its allies. It is documented that prior to
2011, there was a process of recruitment of mujahideen to fight in
Syria, and this was coordinated by NATO and the Turkish high command.
This report is confirmed by Israeli news sources and unequivocally, we
are dealing with a state-sponsorship of terrorism, the recruitment of
mercenaries, the training and the financing of terrorism.”
– Dr. Michel Choissudovsky (source)
Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard was quoted as saying that the “CIA has also been funneling weapons and money
through Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar and others who provide direct and
indirect support to groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda. This support has
allowed al-Qaeda and their fellow terrorist organizations to establish
strongholds throughout Syria, including in Aleppo.” Gabbard even
proposed a bill recently, titled “Stop Arming Terrorists Act,” which only received an alarming 13 supporters.
It’s certain that 9/11 was an inside
job, but the entire truth behind the motive is still undetermined. The
opium theory seems to be a strong possibility, but of course the elite
had their own agenda and the U.S. government had other motives as well.
The only thing that is considered to be fact is that 9/11 was a
controlled demolition, and that the war on drugs in America was a
propaganda campaign. Who knows if the two are related, but it seems to
me that this is a potential link!
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