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To: cody andre who wrote (16202)	3/12/2000 12:10:00 PM
From: John Lacelle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17770

cody, I think its a 3-way tie for kingpin status in the heroin markets. The "golden triangle" of Burma, Thailand and Cambodia might rank as the number one producer of the drug. However, lets not forget the contributions of the KLA in running heroin into Europe. Then of course there is the Mexican Drug Cartels which are moving from Coca into Heroin. Probably diversification is a good economic model. As for the quality, I wouldn't know. I am not a opiate person. My experiences with that stuff are that morphine as pain relief is not very good in a hospital setting. The stuff does not work very well and makes me kind of sick. I have no idea why someone would take an opiate recreationally...but then I never understood what people saw in cigarettes either. As for Clinton's "War on Drugs"...the guy is about to blow away Columbia. He just gave the military 1.7 billion dollars in weapons so that they can lay to waste the Indian Villages that support the Marxist Rebels. For a peace and love baby-boomer, Clinton sure knows how to kill. I fully cannot understand Bill Clinton. He is not the guy I thought I was voting for back in 1992. -John