Heroin Addiction: Linden Oaks Recovery Day Focuses on Addiction
Heroin Addiction: Linden Oaks Recovery Day focuses on addiction
Heroin addiction, drug-related teenage deaths and the emergence of new drugs such as bath salts used as synthetic marijuana recently have made headlines. These issues make Linden Oaks’ third annual Recovery Day all the more relevant this year.“We really want to give the message of hope to people who themselves are struggling with addiction,” said Dr. David Lott, medical director of addiction …
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Heroin Addiction: Bereaved Fenton man to tell of heroin’s hold on son
The public forum on heroin use starts at 7 p.m. Monday at Oakville High School.
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Heroin Addiction: PROPAGANDA Blames Taliban For Turning Troops To Drug Junkies When Heroin Easily Obtained
How To Go To Heaven: www.jesus-is-savior.com www.thedailybeast.com The Taliban’s Heroin Ploy As the US postpones a decision on Afghanistan, Gerald Posner reports on a new secret weapon in the arsenal of the Taliban and Al Qaeda: getting the Army addicted to their cheap heroin. Oct 18, 2009 9:46 PM EDT Forty years ago, the Vietnam War was partly undermined by heroin addiction among US troops. Surely mindful of that, the Taliban and al Qaeda are now using Afghanistan’s bountiful heroin supplies as a tactical weapon. An internal US intelligence report has concluded that the two groups are targeting American troops in an effort to undermine their effectiveness, while raising cash to pay for new recruits and weaponry, a US intelligence official tells The Daily Beast. It’s a logical tactic. The drug is plentiful, cheap—less than for a day’s supply—and potent. And while Army officials publicly dismiss talk of any surging drug problem, some privately express concern about the possibility of increased drug use among bored and susceptible young soldiers. The Taliban and al Qaeda see an opportunity: US and other NATO soldiers are caught in an increasingly unpopular conflict with high stress and little to do in their spare time. According to the report, which the official spoke to me about only on the condition of anonymity, the Taliban and al Qaeda see an opportunity: US and other NATO soldiers are caught in an increasingly unpopular conflict with high stress and little to do in …
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