"Karzai’s pardons nullify drug court gains; Well-known traffickers set free ahead of election" by Farah Stockman, Globe Staff | July 3, 2009
KABUL - The new, $11 million Criminal Justice Task Force facility that the United States has built on the outskirts of Kabul, which houses prosecutors, two tribunals, an investigation unit, and a jail behind heavily fortified walls....
Glad you could afford that for the fraudulent drug "war," 'murka!
In this gleaming, state-of-the-art oasis of justice, life goes on.
Yeah, if it ain't AmeriKan justice, it ain't justice at all.
Senior American attorneys from the Justice Department mentor 36 investigators and a gaggle of prosecutors. Judges take polygraph tests to detect corruption. A sophisticated security system - installed after last year’s murder of a drug court judge - protects the staff. A 56-bed jail inside the compound ensures that suspects won’t mysteriously vanish in someone else’s custody....
Unless it is into one of our black site hell holes, right?
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And there are certain things I ALWAYS NOTICE in my MSM photographs.
Can you spot what caught my eye in the photo?
A woman walked under an election campaign banner of Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai, who has pardoned drug traffickers tied to well-respected families. (Ahmad Massoud/Associated Press)
