Candace Owens

There is no doubt about it that it is a right and it is also a right for the administration to support the oppressive Israelis for the continued occupation of our land and the killing of our brothers, marking a victory for the Jewish lobby. The president was not able to defend you against the security and economic loss.

There is no doubt about it that it is a right and it is also a right for the administration to support the oppressive Israelis for the continued occupation of our land and the killing of our brothers, marking a victory for the Jewish lobby. The president was not able to defend you against the security and economic loss.

The way for change and freeing yourselves from the pressure of lobbyists is not through the Republican or the Democratic parties, but through the undertaking of... You get the point. And although Bro makes some pretty good points, let me just be clear that I do not condone or endorse terrorism or Osama Bin Laden.

The way for change and freeing yourselves from the pressure of lobbyists is not through the Republican or the Democratic parties, but through the undertaking of... You get the point. And although Bro makes some pretty good points, let me just be clear that I do not condone or endorse terrorism or Osama Bin Laden.

The way for change and freeing yourselves from the pressure of lobbyists is not through the Republican or the Democratic parties, but through the undertaking of... You get the point. And although Bro makes some pretty good points, let me just be clear that I do not condone or endorse terrorism or Osama Bin Laden.

He did some pretty evil shit in his time and maybe not as much as Donald Rumsfeld or Dick Cheney. But anyways, Afghanistan was a big problem in 2001, like really big. Even before Building 7 decided it wanted in on Larry Silverstein's particularly extensive insurance policy, Afghanistan was a problem.

He did some pretty evil shit in his time and maybe not as much as Donald Rumsfeld or Dick Cheney. But anyways, Afghanistan was a big problem in 2001, like really big. Even before Building 7 decided it wanted in on Larry Silverstein's particularly extensive insurance policy, Afghanistan was a problem.

He did some pretty evil shit in his time and maybe not as much as Donald Rumsfeld or Dick Cheney. But anyways, Afghanistan was a big problem in 2001, like really big. Even before Building 7 decided it wanted in on Larry Silverstein's particularly extensive insurance policy, Afghanistan was a problem.

because for quite some time it had produced the lion's share of the world's opium and heroin supply. At least, it did until the Taliban moved in and took over in 2000 and outlawed the production of the drug. Global drug markets cratered. Then, The very next year, the country was overrun by U.S. Marines that promptly were ordered to help rebuild the country by guarding newly planted opium fields.

because for quite some time it had produced the lion's share of the world's opium and heroin supply. At least, it did until the Taliban moved in and took over in 2000 and outlawed the production of the drug. Global drug markets cratered. Then, The very next year, the country was overrun by U.S. Marines that promptly were ordered to help rebuild the country by guarding newly planted opium fields.

because for quite some time it had produced the lion's share of the world's opium and heroin supply. At least, it did until the Taliban moved in and took over in 2000 and outlawed the production of the drug. Global drug markets cratered. Then, The very next year, the country was overrun by U.S. Marines that promptly were ordered to help rebuild the country by guarding newly planted opium fields.

By 2002, opium production was back and in 2004 it was reaching new heights. Heroin and opium production continued to rise from there until it peaked at record highs in 2017 before leveling off.

By 2002, opium production was back and in 2004 it was reaching new heights. Heroin and opium production continued to rise from there until it peaked at record highs in 2017 before leveling off.

By 2002, opium production was back and in 2004 it was reaching new heights. Heroin and opium production continued to rise from there until it peaked at record highs in 2017 before leveling off.

Then, in 2022, Joe Biden ordered a sudden and chaotic withdrawal, an absolute national embarrassment and a crime against both the Afghan and American people who had fought for two decades in a meaningless and pointless conflict that cost thousands of Americans and millions of Afghani lives. And then, conveniently, U.S.

Then, in 2022, Joe Biden ordered a sudden and chaotic withdrawal, an absolute national embarrassment and a crime against both the Afghan and American people who had fought for two decades in a meaningless and pointless conflict that cost thousands of Americans and millions of Afghani lives. And then, conveniently, U.S.

Then, in 2022, Joe Biden ordered a sudden and chaotic withdrawal, an absolute national embarrassment and a crime against both the Afghan and American people who had fought for two decades in a meaningless and pointless conflict that cost thousands of Americans and millions of Afghani lives. And then, conveniently, U.S.

troops were ordered to leave all their military equipment there for the Taliban to seize, almost like the U.S. government was intentionally arming terrorists. Now, where have I read about that before? The very next year, after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, opium production cratered back down to record lows and has remained there ever since.

troops were ordered to leave all their military equipment there for the Taliban to seize, almost like the U.S. government was intentionally arming terrorists. Now, where have I read about that before? The very next year, after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, opium production cratered back down to record lows and has remained there ever since.

troops were ordered to leave all their military equipment there for the Taliban to seize, almost like the U.S. government was intentionally arming terrorists. Now, where have I read about that before? The very next year, after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, opium production cratered back down to record lows and has remained there ever since.