MOSLEM TERRORIST DRUG LORDS WITH NUKES

How's that for your basic nightmare scenario?  Welcome to Pakistan's future.  And for once, the Moonbats are right.  It is Bush's fault.

It is not, of course, Bush's fault that Pakistan is a make-believe country ludicrously constructed by the colonial British, as we learned in The Lunacy of a British Legacy. 

It's not his fault that Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI – the Pak CIA) created the Taliban as a joint business venture to run the Afghan heroin trade (as we learned about in The Bourne Absurdity).

But it is his fault for not eliminating Afghanistan's  poppy fields, which are capitalizing the Islamist maelstrom engulfing Pakistan. 

That's because the family of Afghan President Hamid Karzai, along with the family's business partners in New Jersey, are making millions from Afghan heroin as well.

According to the UN's 2007 World Drug Report, Afghanistan now produces over 90% of the world's heroin.  This pumps several billion dollars into the Afghan and Pak economies. 

Heroin money is what keeps the Afghan government afloat.  Without it, all of Bush's advisors in the NSC, CIA, and State insist, the Karzai government would collapse, and the Taliban would seize power again out of the ensuing anarchic chaos.

Yet without the heroin money, the Taliban wouldn't be able to take over anything.  It is the heroin money that pays for their resurgence in Afghanistan, pays for their sanctuary across the border in Pakistan, and is paying for its and Al Qaeda's destabilization of the entire country of Pakistan.

Thus now Bush is reaping an ultimate Islamofascist nuclear whirlwind for refusing to order the destruction of the poppy fields.  All he has to do is sign an EO (executive order) directing Predator drones to spray the fields (primarily in Helmand province) with a chemical developed by DARPA that prevents the poppy seeds from germinating.

He won't do it.

All the media attention is now on Pervez Musharraf and his consolidation of power, with predictable puerile moaning about his "threat to democracy."  Naturally, almost no big media attention is paid to the heroin drug money fueling the crisis. 

If they did, reporters' attention might better be directed away from the riotous streets of Islamabad and towards a McMansion on a leafy quiet street in Mendham, New Jersey.

That's the home of a fellow from Afghanistan named Mansur Maqsudi.  Afghans are comprised of various ethnic groups such as Pushtun, Hazara, Tajik, and Uzbek.  The Maqsudis are a prominent Uzbek family headed by patriarch Abdul Rauf Maqsudi. 

His two sons, Farid and Mansur, were granted US citizenship some years ago for various forms of assistance to the CIA.  Farid is on the Board of the American University of Afghanistan.  Mansur is a business partner of Jamil Karzai, President Hamid Karzai's nephew.  The business is heroin.

It was the only way for Mansur to make money enough to meet his needs after he divorced his wife in 2001.  She would be Gulnora Karimova-Maqsudi, the daughter of the dictator of Uzbekistan, Islam Karimov.  Gulnora had gotten Mansur the Coca Cola distributorship for Uzbekistan and a rake-off on all US goods entering Karimov's kingdom. 

It's not smart to dump the daughter of a dictator.  Gulnora split from New Jersey with the two kids back to daddy in Tashkent and terminated the Maqsudi businesses.  Mansur saw his only option was to provide the streets of New York with Afghan White, cutting Jamil in on the deal.

Nothing is being done about it, just as nothing is being done about the Afghan poppy fields.

Just look at the increase in Afghan opium poppy cultivation since the inception of the Karzai government in late 2001:

And nothing is being done about securing Pak nukes.  Or at least what is necessary.

Estimates of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal range from 25 to 100 warheads, partially disassembled, fission-type with a yield range of 5-15 kilotons (Hiroshima's Little Boy was 15).  Obviously, if Pakistan goes anarchic it is of utter criticality that this arsenal be secured by external military force.

There are only two militaries able to do so, ours and India's.  The problem is neither can do it alone.  It will take a joint operation of US and India's special forces, of the CIA and RAW (Research & Analysis Wing, India's CIA). 

No planning and training is taking place between them for such an operation.

Pakistan is disintegrating thanks to the Bush Administration's unwillingness to do what is necessary to prevent it.  There are only two lights in the tunnel here.

First is that the evil genius who created the ISI-Taliban drug link, Hamid Gul (there's lots more info on him in The Lunacy of a British Legacy) has been arrested on orders from Musharraf.  This was last Sunday (11/04) and is the best news so far.  Musharraf may at last be going full bore to break the ISI.

Second is the still alive possibility of cooperation between Musharraf and Benazir Bhutto (see the info on her in The Bourne Absurdity).

Yet the lights will not be sunlight at the tunnel's end but those of an onrushing train unless Bush orders the poppy fields wiped out.  A stroke of the presidential is all it takes.  If he does not and quickly, then a Pakistan run by Moslem Islamofascist Terrorist Billionaire Drug Lords with Nukes is his creation.