British soldiers suspected of smuggling heroin out of Afghanistan برطانوی فوجی ہیروئین اسمگل می¬
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Muhammad Ikhlaq Siddiqui
Minister (2k+ posts)
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Muhammad Ikhlaq Siddiqui
Minister (2k+ posts)
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Muhammad Tauseef A. Bajwa
Senator (1k+ posts)
Nothing New. Read my post on Siasi Forum entitled "Drugs Mafia & War-lords in Afghanistan!" with "Photographs". If could not find ask me directly on [email protected]. It however reads as below:
"USA, NATO, NGOs and Drug Mafia are all collaborated in Afghanistan to cultivate poppy for manufacturing drugs (Heroine) and ensure safe and secure trafficking of much needed chemicals in most modern and sophisticated state of an art laboratories developed in the hilly trains bordering Afghanistan & Pakistan for an ultimate safe supply in Markets other than USA,CANADA, UK, FRANCE, GERMANY, JAPAN, TURKEY etc. to accumulate huge wealth no other trade or industry can match to offset their collective war losses and financial deficits at the cost of all other human beings (gamy pigs) belonging to member countries of UNO (United Nations Organization). This is neither a farce nor a hidden motive behind USA & NATO forces occupation in Afghanistan. Indian & Afghan governments are both beneficiaries and are seeking favors which they would have not gotten even with Israels blessings.
As narrated earlier such indicators are eminently visible. NGOs are funded and vacillated by USA to accomplish their evil design in Pakistan. On surface their causes are noble and for the welfare of people but hidden endeavors are known to be carrying arms & ammunition for terrorist activities, supply of chemicals to Drug Manufacturing laboratories set-up in (mountain ray regions of both) Pakistan & Afghanistan. Since decades supplies are being made from India routing Wahga Border to North Waziristan & adjoining Afghan hilly areas. NATO presence in Afghanistan is to ensure commercial supplies for marketing in European Countries and Islamic World simultaneously otherwise, Afghanistan is not rich in Petroleum resources like Iraq.
Government agencies in Pakistan are knowledgeable of this clandestine operation but had no will and command to challenge America. NATO supply channel is now more in operation as Pakistan is forbidden to check the special containers carrying requirements of NATO forces. Similarly, Afghan Transit Trade is playing a pivotal role in sinister activities. Photographs showing houses carved out in hilly mountains with most modern facilities with lavish living condition is n ample proof that those living are neither accused Taliban nor ordinary residents.
These are posted with our resolve to fight against menace as Afghan President Hamid Karazais real brother is spearheading this drug manufacturing operation and Bulgram Air Base under NATO control is the export channel. All those countries who had contributed to perpetuate American occupation in Afghanistan are among the beneficiaries!
biomat
Minister (2k+ posts)
Monday, Sep 13 2010 9PM
MoD probes claim that soldiers are smuggling heroin from Afghanistan
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 11:51 PM on 12th September 2010
Soldiers returning from Afghanistan are being subjected to rigorous security checks amid claims that some are involved in heroin trafficking.
The Ministry of Defence confirmed last night that military police were investigating a tip-off alleging that soldiers sent to fight the Taliban were buying drugs from Afghan dealers and shipping them back to Britain.
The claim is that heroin and other drugs are being smuggled in by a handful of the hundreds of soldiers returning each week to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire.
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An Afghan farmer collects raw opium from poppies. Some drug bosses in the war-ravaged country have implicated soldiers in the tradeAs military detectives launched the probe, Army chiefs ordered checks to be stepped up at the airbase.
Now all returning personnel are being subjected to greater use of sniffer dogs, body and luggage searches, and covert monitoring.
While defence officials apologised for the inevitable inconvenience to troops returning from duties in Afghanistan, they warned of the consequences for any soldiers who might be involved in drug-smuggling.
MoD officials confirmed that the tougher security would remain in force while ‘unsubstantiated’ claims that troops were buying illegal drugs and using military aircraft to ship them home were thoroughly investigated.
‘We are aware of these allegations,’ said a spokesman. ‘Although they are unsubstantiated, we take any such reports very seriously and we have already tightened existing procedures in Afghanistan and in the UK.
‘We regret any inconvenience this causes to our service personnel.
‘Any of our people found to be engaged in trafficking of illegal narcotics will feel the full weight of the law.’
It is believed that the inquiry is focused on British and Canadian personnel at airports in Camp Bastion and Kandahar.
Afghanistan is the source of 90 per cent of the world’s opium, the raw extract from poppies which is refined into heroin.
The vast majority of the Afghan opium crop is cultivated in Helmand province, the centre of combat operations for British and other allied forces.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/wor...Afghanistan-involved-heroin-trafficking.html#
Night_Hawk
Siasat.pk - Blogger
Monday, Sep 13 2010 9PM
MoD probes claim that soldiers are smuggling heroin from Afghanistan
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 11:51 PM on 12th September 2010
Soldiers returning from Afghanistan are being subjected to rigorous security checks amid claims that some are involved in heroin trafficking.
The Ministry of Defence confirmed last night that military police were investigating a tip-off alleging that soldiers sent to fight the Taliban were buying drugs from Afghan dealers and shipping them back to Britain.
The claim is that heroin and other drugs are being smuggled in by a handful of the hundreds of soldiers returning each week to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire.
EnlargeAn Afghan farmer collects raw opium from poppies. Some drug bosses in the war-ravaged country have implicated soldiers in the trade
As military detectives launched the probe, Army chiefs ordered checks to be stepped up at the airbase.
Now all returning personnel are being subjected to greater use of sniffer dogs, body and luggage searches, and covert monitoring.
While defence officials apologised for the inevitable inconvenience to troops returning from duties in Afghanistan, they warned of the consequences for any soldiers who might be involved in drug-smuggling.
MoD officials confirmed that the tougher security would remain in force while ‘unsubstantiated’ claims that troops were buying illegal drugs and using military aircraft to ship them home were thoroughly investigated.
‘We are aware of these allegations,’ said a spokesman. ‘Although they are unsubstantiated, we take any such reports very seriously and we have already tightened existing procedures in Afghanistan and in the UK.
‘We regret any inconvenience this causes to our service personnel.
‘Any of our people found to be engaged in trafficking of illegal narcotics will feel the full weight of the law.’
It is believed that the inquiry is focused on British and Canadian personnel at airports in Camp Bastion and Kandahar.
Afghanistan is the source of 90 per cent of the world’s opium, the raw extract from poppies which is refined into heroin.
The vast majority of the Afghan opium crop is cultivated in Helmand province, the centre of combat operations for British and other allied forces.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/wor...Afghanistan-involved-heroin-trafficking.html#
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