Is NY a good place to be comming Monday?

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  • CoreDump
    Confirmed User
    • Aug 2001
    • 393

    #1

    Is NY a good place to be comming Monday?

    I have to be in New York next week but i hear a lot of bad news: http://www.cnn.com/2002/US/05/22/gen...ror/index.html

    How safe is it?
    Can I still visit the city?
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  • TheFLY
    So Fucking Banned
    • Jan 2001
    • 11856

    #2
    propaganda?

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    • TheFLY
      So Fucking Banned
      • Jan 2001
      • 11856

      #3
      Take a read of this shit:

      "The history of the drug trade in Central Asia
      is intimately related to the
      CIA's covert operations. Prior to the Soviet-Afghan
      war, opium production in
      Afghanistan and Pakistan was directed to
      small regional markets. There was
      no local production of heroin. 11

      In this
      regard, Alfred McCoy's study
      confirms that within two years of the onslaught
      of the CIA operation in
      Afghanistan, "the Pakistan-Afghanistan borderlands
      became the world's top
      heroin producer, supplying 60 percent of
      U.S. demand.

      In Pakistan, the
      heroin-addict population went from near zero
      in 1979... to 1.2 million by
      1985 -- a much steeper rise than in any other
      nation":12
      CIA assets again controlled this heroin trade.
      As the Mujahideen guerrillas
      seized territory inside Afghanistan, they
      ordered peasants to plant opium as
      a revolutionary tax. Across the border in
      Pakistan, Afghan leaders and local
      syndicates under the protection of Pakistan
      Intelligence operated hundreds
      of heroin laboratories. During this decade
      of wide-open drug-dealing, the
      U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency in Islamabad
      failed to instigate major seizures
      or arrests ... U.S. officials had refused
      to investigate charges of heroin
      dealing by its Afghan allies `because U.S.
      narcotics policy in Afghanistan
      has been subordinated to the war against
      Soviet influence there.' In 1995,
      the former CIA director of the Afghan operation,
      Charles Cogan, admitted the
      CIA had indeed sacrificed the drug war to
      fight the Cold War.

      Yadda yadda... cool site...

      http://www.ecologynews.com/cuenews43.html
      Last edited by TheFLY; 05-22-2002, 01:32 PM.

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      • Mr.Fiction
        Confirmed User
        • Feb 2002
        • 9484

        #4
        Your chances of dying in a New York taxi are probably far greater than your chances of getting killed by terrorists.

        How many people died in auto accidents in NY last year compared to how many died because of terrorism?
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