1. The Forgotten Iraqi Genocide
(Editor/Editorial)

...ndustry from 6% of world market share in 2001 to 93% in 2007, as reported by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime World Drug Report 2007; although the UK class A drug ecstasy [MDMA or 3,4-methylenedioxy-N...

2. Obama’s Afghan War
(Editor/Editorial)

...toration of the Taliban-destroyed Afghan opium industry from  about 6% in 2001 to 93% in 2007 (see UNODC World Drug Report 2007). About 0.1 million people die from opiate drug-related causes each...

3. Climate Emergency, Exceptionalism & Ignoring Downunder
(Editor/Editorial)

...n of the Taliban-destroyed Afghan opium industry from 5% of world market share in 2001 to 93 % in 2007 (UNODC World Drug Report data). In mid-2006 25,000 Australian citizens were subjected to bombing ...

4. 9-11 Excuse for US Global Genocide
(Editor/Editorial)

...m industry to 93% of world market share in 2007, as compared to only 5% in 2001 (UN Office on Drugs and Crime World Drug Report 2007). This tally does NOT include  post-invasion excess deaths lin...

5. De-valuation of American Lives
(Editor/Editorial)

...n about 8,500 will die annually from opiates. According to data from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) World Drug Report (2007),  the Bush Administration restored the Taliban-destroyed Afg...

6. United State terrorism
(Editor/Editorial)

...y from about 5% of world market share in 2001 to a current 93% (see UN Office on Drugs and Crime, UNODC, 2007 World Drug Report). We can thus assess the human cost of the Bush I and Bush II Asian Wars...

7. Bush War Crimes Trials
(Editor/Editorial)

...dustry from about 5% in 2001 to a current 93% of world market share (see UN Office on Drugs and Crime, UNODC, World Drug Report 2007.) The human cost of the Bush-Blair-Howard War on Terror is thus 1.1...

8. Breasts & Mass Murder
(Editor/Editorial)

...storation of the Taliban-destroyed Afghan opium industry) (see The UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)  World Drug Report 2007 ); 3. claimed that "61,000" Iraqis have died post-invasio...

9. UN: World drug problem stabilising
(Archived/News/Global)

Efforts to tackle the world's drug problems appear to be having some success as cultivation, production and abuse have stabilised worldwide, according to a United Nations agency.