Yup, the US knew how to get opium production up and how to protect it.
Posted on 12/03/2025 4:11:14 PM PST by nickcarraway
There were signs that heroin from Myanmar is reaching markets in Europe previously supplied by Afghanistan, with several seizures over the past year that involved passengers travelling from Southeast Asia to Europe.
Opium poppy cultivation in Myanmar surged to its highest level in a decade this year as the nation crippled by civil war remains one of the world's primary suppliers of illicit drugs, according to a new United Nations report.
The growth solidifies Myanmar's position as the world’s main known source of illicit opium, particularly following a sharp decline in production in Afghanistan after the Taliban imposed a ban following their 2021 takeover.
(Excerpt) Read more at euronews.com ...
Yup, the US knew how to get opium production up and how to protect it.
One word “Paraquat”
I think the lyrics are: ‘They want to see the opium burned and the harvesters dead’. A man named John, a hammered dulcimer he plays.
“One word “Paraquat””
Spraying the poppy field would make a great ad.
One word: Fentanyl.
It will always be Burma to me, Elaine
Guess who’s getting bombed next...
They grew the poppies
And made the drugs
And then the cartels
Gave each other hugs
Burma Shave
“One word: Fentanyl”
Nope, Fentanyl while is in the opioid category are 100% synthetic. No poppies involved. 100% man made with chemicals.
This might put me on some kind of list No poppies involved. I wonder if they would grow here.
Yes they do
Are these the Christians growing this or the Bengali muslims?
You forgot:
100% stronger.
100% cheaper.
100% shipped from China (precursors).
So at least 100% worse.
So no Myanmar or Afghan poppies needed.
Heroin is just the organic boutique version of what is now the real thing:
FENTANYL.
One word. Owns the street. On point.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.