Global Terrorist And Drug Trafficking Cartels

We have a outcomes of Middle East terrorists and also the drug trade The RX Factor extends back over two decades, if the Us and pro-Western governments opposed the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979. During that time the attention was on training and equipping fierce mujahideen fighters to face up to communist occupation forces, however the method to that end were often the same drug money. Today this is the same task but growing. The drugs raised in Afghanistan finds its way via smuggling routes into markets in Europe plus the United States where they may be sold. Thus millions of dollars and Eros are widely used to fund terrorist along with their terror installing Afghanistan but around the world. A large number of same terrorist drug organizations that fuel the terror network also help fund the Taliban attacks in Afghanistan. Part of this illicit cash provides operating capital for international terrorist Osama Bin Laden and the like.

Afghanistan produces over 80 % from the world's opium supply and 90 percent of the opiate products destined for Europe plus the USA. Unlike their counterparts in Colombia, the terrorists in Afghanistan experience the primary advantages of a trafficker-driven economy that lacks a national government who's any affinity for combating it.

Afghanistan President Hamid Karzal recently at a news conference said, "It destroys our economy, it destroys an excellent family life in Afghanistan, which is the most essential thing to own in a country. And most important coming from all, drug production and trafficking goes hand in hand with terrorism, the cash that's made from drugs feeds terrorism in Afghanistan
as well as the rest of the world".

US Drug Enforcement Administration DEA intelligence confirms the presence of a linkage between Afghanistan's ruling Taliban and international terrorist Osama Bin Laden. Although DEA John T Shaw has no direct evidence to verify that Bin Laden is in the drug trade, the sanctuary in Pakistan enjoyed by Bin Laden will depend on the Taliban's support with the drug trade, which is a primary revenue stream in Afghanistan.