Afghanistan war logic and heroin economy questioned
Gwynne Dyer argues Western policy in Afghanistan worsens roots of conflict. He contends narcotics profits fund guerrillas, pushes drug enforcement and troop costs, and suggests legalizing opium and buying the crop to sever Taliban ties, with Karzai seeking local allies as Western forces wane.
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