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Gretchen Peters on The Daily Show

Gretchen Peters, the author of 'Seeds of Terror', talks to Jon Stewart about the opium state in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Posted By jamesk at 2009-06-09 12:36:28 permalink | comments
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newsreader. : 2009-06-11 12:33:51
Peters wants to get those guys who brought down the twin towers. That's makes her a terrorist. Also, If Peters follows the money, she is gonna be going after the U.S. Obviously Peters has been paid a lot of money for this or is incredibly stupid. CIA operative anyone??
jayasuria. : 2009-06-10 18:46:10
why isn't there a real effort by the US to go after the opium trafficking?

a: 'cause the US is involved in it
b: 'cause if you don't keep your enemy funded, they will disappear, and then you got no reason to occupy the country anymore....

PoisonedV. : 2009-06-10 12:25:46
dreamdust... you're a moron
dreamdust. : 2009-06-10 11:37:13
John: "The drug war hasn't been successful anywhere else, why Pakistan and Afghanistan?"
Gretchen: "Well it will still be very tough. I have a 9-point policy."

Hear that? A nine-point policy! The whole time we've been fighting this drug war we haven't been winning because our policies didn't have enough points!


Gretchen: "I want to get those motherfuckers."

That's what it's all about. Whities vs Browns. Drug users are just collateral.

Shap. : 2009-06-09 23:45:33
Maybe if heroine wasn't illegal, terrorists wouldn't make so much money............hmmmm
PoisonedV. : 2009-06-09 15:39:11
See, this is the best argument against the drug war, it's here and in the most extreme case possible.

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