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[tomorrowusa]

Dictators sometimes resort to manufacturing and trafficking drugs to raise money for their shoddy régimes. Trump's bro Kim Jong-un famously sells illicit drugs. North Korean diplomats are often drug pushers in countries where North Korea has embassies.

So when a warehouse linked to the ousted al-Assad régime in Syria was found to be stocked with the drug captagon, it simply confirmed suspicions about Syria's involvement in the drug trade.

A social media video surfaced Wednesday allegedly showing a warehouse in Syria stacked with captagon, an illicit drug that had transformed the country into a narco-state under former President Bashar al-Assad’s rule. The large warehouse was reportedly located at the headquarters of a military division near Damascus that was commanded by Assad’s brother Maher. CNN is unable immediately to verify the location. A voice commenting over the video says that it is “one of the largest warehouse facilities of captagon manufacturing of pills.” Piles of pills are seen on the floor along with drug-making equipment. If confirmed, the discovery would support claims by the United States and others that the Assad regime had been involved in actively exporting the drug. Captagon has become a significant social problem in neighboring Arab nations and spurred some of them to engage in talks with the former Syrian regime to curb its trafficking. It is a highly addictive drug, mostly containing amphetamine, that is sometimes described as the “poor man’s cocaine.” Studies over recent years have estimated the annual trade in the drug to be worth billions of dollars. It is believed to have become an economic lifeline for the Assad regime while it was under crippling American sanctions. This week, Saudi-owned Al Arabiya reported the discovery of thousands of captagon pills at the Mazzeh airbase south of Damascus.

This was a bigtime operation, not just a couple of bros in a basement with a chemistry set.

Tulsi Gabbard, Trump's nominee for director of national intelligence, is a longtime apologist for drug kingpin Bashar al-Assad.

Before she was redpilled, Gabbard’s outstanding trait was warmth toward dictators. In 2017, she traveled to Syria and met with Assad not once but twice, explaining that she met the dictator because “the suffering of the Syrian people . . . has been weighing heavily on my heart.” Like so many political pilgrims, Gabbard saw what she wanted to see, not the reality staring her in the face. In 2017, she had every reason to know that Assad had not only used chemical weapons against the Syrian people, but had welcomed Russian assistance in his civil war, and that Iranian-allied troops and Russian fighters had conducted operations against American interests in the region. No one knows what Assad and Gabbard discussed in their two hours together, but soon after she emerged, Gabbard was expressing skepticism that Assad had really used poison gas, and by the time of her 2020 presidential run, she was citing full-on conspiracy sites that claimed the chemical attacks were false-flag operations designed to bring the United States into the war. Gabbard’s credulousness—if that’s what it is—looks particularly obscene this week, as stories are coming out about the grotesque human rights abuses committed by Assad in Sednaya prison and at other places around Syria. [ ... ] Gabbard demonstrated similar credulousness about Russia and Putin, mouthing so many Kremlin talking points that RT hosts referred to her as “Russia’s girlfriend.”

Of course Russia has been al-Assad's main backer for the past decade. The al-Assad family escaped to Moscow before Syrian rebel forces could apprehend them.

Gabbard may be considered "Russia's girlfriend" by Russian state TV, but she's more generally a harlot for despots.

Trump wants to send the US Army into Mexico to destroy alleged fentanyl labs. But he's quite willing to kiss the butts of dictators who are producing and exporting drugs.

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🇮🇱🇮🇱 Wed afternoon  - ISRAEL REALTIME - Connecting to Israel in Realtime

JERUSALEM DAY, with flag marches!  Main march starts at 4:00 PM in Jerusalem.

❗️CALL UP.. 50,000 reservists called up, Tzav 8 (emergency recruitment order 8 per Israeli media.

▪️PM VISITS KIRYAT SHMONA.. “Whoever thinks that he will hurt us and we will sit idly by is making a big mistake.  We are prepared for a very strong action in the north. One way or another we will restore security to the north."

▪️POLITICS.. Otzma Yehudit faction, member of the governing coalition: “In light of the fact that the Prime Minister is hiding the draft agreement with Hamas that includes a clause to end the war, Otzma Yehudit… will not be committed to the coalition's position in Knesset votes until the Prime Minister stops hiding the draft agreement.”  (Amit Segal - of course the votes are over for the week, and next week, because of the holiday of Shavuot, there is no legislation.)

▪️JORDAN SEIZED.. 9.5 million captagon pills, an illegal drug that gives a rush but removes human empathy - often used by terrorists, was used by ISIS, and was used by Hamas in the Oct. 7 massacre.  Jordan has caught multiple attempts to smuggle it from Syria across Jordan into Judea/Samaria. 

▪️TERROR STABBING - STOPPED.. 16-year-old terrorist in the Jewish part of  Hebron with a knife. In a preliminary investigation, he admitted that he planned to carry out a stabbing attack because his uncle is imprisoned in Israel.

▪️ARAB MEDIA - “SETTLERS” HOLD FLAG MARCH IN — LOD — .. to be clear, all Jews are “settlers” in Arab propaganda, including Tel Aviv.

.. East Jerusalem media: "1,119 ‘settlers’ invaded Al-Aqsa since the morning hours.” (Translation: 1,119 JEWS visited the Temple Mount.)

🇺🇸US EMBASSY LEBANON ATTACKED.. Gunmen opened fire at the building of the American embassy in Beirut, Lebanon. Injuries.  Apparently a 30 min firefight.  Attackers wearing ISIS paraphernalia.

♦️GAZA - IDF OPERATING IN Al-Borij (opposite Kibbutz Be’eri, which was massacred on Oct. 7).. airstrikes, ground force entry.  Enemy guerrilla attacks, RPG’s at tanks, buildings booby-trapped.  Focus on underground, tunnel shafts located.

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[secular-jew]

More common sense headlines from the religion of pieces

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Al Jazeera Reporter Visits One Of Al-Assad Regime's Narcotics Manufacturing Facilities, Shows How Captagon Pills Are Produced And Concealed As Legitimate Medicine, Then Sent For Export

[angrybell]

The Nazis issued Pervitin.

Hamas issues Captagon.

[northwest-by-a-train]

I think one of the reasons modern conspiracy theorists always include some sort of lotus-eater Überdrug that makes you unredeemably evil, whether that's adrenochrome or captagon or extended use of cocaine and various acids, it's because there are behaviours that seem so alien to what is normal human experience that drugs feel like the only plausible justification. The horrors of neoliberalism, war, casual human cruelties seem, I think, very alien to a majority of the population, who are unable to recognize that these "cruel" people just do believe in what they are doing. That this is something every human being has potential for. That they themselves have the potential for it. They look within themselves for the potential for these heinous crimes, whether real or imagined, and I genuinely believe most do not find it, or do not recognize it as such.

And if it's not within themselves, it can't be just within other people, it must come from the evil drug. This of course is one of the underlying assumptions of the war on drugs, that the drugs are the cause of whichever social ills, homelessness, mass shootings, petty crime, drug robberies gone awry, awful parenting, etc... And nowadays you see it has expanded to include mental illness. That the political enemy as well as the mass shooter and the homeless person down the street are all some flavor of insane. It can't be something whose potential resides in each and every one of us. It must be the fugue state of evil cast over their minds.

I say this because seeing videos of people in Israel filming themselves saying their Air Force is pummeling Gaza, that soon there will be nothing but bones and ruins, that they'll build a theme park there, that the land is being cleansed of evil, that the prophecy is being accomplished, that this is the land god gave them, that there are no civilians, that children there really do deserve to die... Who say this not with the somberness of realpolitik or ideology but in a kind of gleeful dreamy trance....

And I find that within me I can not believe a fellow human being could do that. I know intellectually that it's very possible that at a certain junction of ideology and personality, it's possible to say that and believe it. But watching some of these people my heart refuses to believe this isn't the result of some combination of cocaine, meth, undiagnosed personality disorders, periods or menopause, lead poisoning, gas leaks, black mold, toxoplasmosis, lack of sleep..... It feels impossible — and I do mean a profound feeling, something within that makes itself felt — that fellow human beings could have a heart this depraved. And here I'd rather feel a deep human connection with every wacko conspiracy person who has ever lived and grossly misapprehended the world, blaming it all on evil magic pills and unstable female hormones and whatever, than to feel for a second a shared human kinship with those profoundly hateful people. There is a limit to reason and thought and imagination within me and it has been reached. And I believe many, observing this conflict, have found this limit in themselves, on both sides of the conflict. And I cannot believe this will end well either.

[mariacallous]

Early last December, opposition fighters led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) entered the Syrian capital of Damascus, capping a lightning offensive that had captured significant territory in just over one week. A day later, Syrian dictator and President Bashar al-Assad fled to Moscow by plane. Assad’s ouster unraveled an illicit industry embedded within his regime: the Captagon trade.

Since the late 2010s, Assad’s regime had been involved in the production and trafficking of Captagon, an amphetamine-type stimulant. The drug trade provided Damascus with a crucial financial lifeline during the Syrian civil war, undermining the effects of international sanctions. The regime orchestrated the trade through its security agencies and branches, including the Fourth Armored Division and Air Force Intelligence Directorate, as well as via Assad family members and elite business associates.

With backing from the commercial, security, and political sectors, the Captagon trade flourished. Regime cronies in agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and industry helped manufacture, package, and conceal pills with licit goods, while security agencies facilitated transport and immunity from law enforcement. Meanwhile, ministerial officials maintained a strict counternarcotics narrative, denying the presence of Captagon production in regime-held territories.

By the early 2020s, the Captagon trade had become a $10 billion industry, and the regime used the drug as a political bargaining tool. By flooding conservative markets in the Gulf with Captagon and provoking clashes along Syria’s borders with Jordan, the Assad regime sought to pressure its regional neighbors into normalization talks and sanctions relief.

This tactic was most evident in the spring and summer of 2023, when Captagon became a key agenda item in normalization negotiations between the Assad regime and Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and other regional counterparts. The regime leveraged the threat of flooding its neighbors’ borders with illicit drugs and engaging in kinetic smuggling incidents with border guards to resist demands related to human rights abuses, Syria’s relationship with Iran, and regional relations more broadly.

Though Syria gained reentry into the Arab League, this strategy failed, and Syria’s neighbors largely refrained from intervening on the Assad regime’s behalf as opposition forces dismantled the regime.

Opposition forces and local communities are now beginning to uncover evidence of the regime’s extensive involvement in the Captagon trade. They have searched palaces, villas, prisons, detention facilities, military bases, and even luxury car garages tied to Assad and his cronies, finding enormous caches of Captagon pills and manufacturing equipment.

At the Mezzeh air base—a facility often used by the Assad family, the Republican Guard, and the Air Force Intelligence Directorate—HTS forces discovered and destroyed millions of Captagon pills. In Latakia, residents raided a car-trading company—owned and operated by Munther al-Assad, a prominent member of the Assad family—and found thousands of pills that were soon strewn across streets and sewers. And in Douma, local residents and HTS forces identified one of the largest Captagon production sites: a former potato chip factory affiliated with Assad’s brother, Maher, and the regime-allied businessman Amer Khiti.

On Dec. 8, HTS leader Abu Mohammed al-Jolani delivered a victory speech at the historic Umayyad Mosque, outlining his objectives for governance in Syria. He stated that Syria had become a Captagon “factory” under Assad and would be “purified.” His comments are indicative of HTS’s stance on counternarcotics policy. Before the group expanded its control beyond Idlib, it was already focused on curbing regime-linked drug trafficking, particularly along routes to Turkey and northeast Syria, a popular corridor for trade into Iraq. HTS Captagon seizures in the early 2020s often directly implicated Damascus.

As HTS seeks to attract international support and investment, it may adopt a strategy of expose-and-dispose toward the Captagon trade in the immediate term. This includes revealing and dismantling the Assad regime’s industrial-scale manufacturing centers. However, such a strategy could take months, require immense resources, and risk the political goodwill with local communities that the new government needs.

HTS will also need to demonstrate its long-term commitment to combating Captagon networks. The group might not fully eradicate smaller-scale Captagon laboratories or prevent former regime officials who may receive amnesty from continuing their operations during or after a transitional process.

Syria’s path forward may lie in revitalizing its pharmaceutical sector. Before the war, the country was a regional leader in generic drug production. Reconstruction efforts should focus on restoring Captagon laboratories and storage sites to create jobs for displaced skilled workers and help Syria regain its position as a regional drug supplier. Redirecting the workforce and expertise previously tied to Captagon production toward legitimate pharmaceutical manufacturing must be a central counternarcotics objective for the United States and its partners in Syria.

Such a strategy, however, would partially rely upon sectoral sanctions relief, particularly with respect to sanctions imposed on Syria’s pharmaceutical industry that have prevented acquisition of raw materials for licit drug production. The United States and its partners can play a role in encouraging and potentially providing material support to rebuild Syria’s pharmaceutical infrastructure, production lines, and export economy.

HTS lacks the interest and capacity to address the inevitable balloon effect of the Captagon drug trade—the likely spillover of drug production and trafficking into countries including Iraq, Turkey, Kuwait, and Lebanon. The group is concentrated on managing Syria’s transitional political process, maintaining control over border checkpoints, and getting support from local communities. HTS will likely have the means to target large players in the illicit drugs industry if its leaders choose to, but smaller actors will be able to exploit new gaps in enforcement.

Major geopolitical events often prompt creative and entrepreneurial criminal networks to adapt, seeking alternative trafficking routes, production hubs, and markets. Criminal actors have already established Captagon production and trafficking sites in Lebanon, Iraq, Turkey, Kuwait, and even Europe, positioning them close to consumption markets in the Gulf and beyond.

These actors are also likely to expand trade-based money laundering, which enables traffickers to conceal funds by leveraging legitimate businesses, to new production centers. Emerging Captagon hubs in Lebanon, Iraq, Turkey, and the Gulf could exploit regional trade routes—for example, having agricultural export figures masking both Captagon and its revenue. Free trade zones in the United Arab Emirates or Turkey may further facilitate fund transfers. Without robust international coordination and stricter financial regulations, these networks could adapt and diversify.

Assad’s fall means that Syria is no longer a narcostate, but it does not spell the end of the Captagon trade. Instead, it complicates it. Without production hubs in Syria, Captagon criminal agents are no longer tied down and can now stretch their operations beyond Syria to destinations unknown.

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New Syrian security forces burn cannabis and Captagon pills in Damascus

Cannabis and pills of the amphetamine-like stimulant Captagon were set on fire on Wednesday in Damascus. Syria’s new government forces raided warehouses in the former security zone of former Syrian President Bashar Assad’s intelligence forces and confiscated the drugs. #syria #damascus #news Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/AssociatedPress Read more: https://apnews.com​ This video may be available…

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Syrian Rebels Seize Large Captagon Factory

Rebel fighters found stockpiles of addictive pills, some hidden in fruit or furniture and ready for export as part of the Assad regime’s illegal drug operation. Source link

[pressarabia]

Large quantities of Captagon pills and hashish at Syrian-Jordanian borders

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[head-post]

German authorities confiscated $64.5 million worth of Captagon drugs

German law enforcement authorities seized Captagon drugs worth $64.5 million after a more than year-long investigation into the Syria-linked gang, officials reported on Thursday.

About 461 kilogrammes (1,000 pounds) of Captagon pills were seized during customs checks and searches conducted at the suspects’ properties in recent months, prosecutors and investigators stated.

Most of the drugs were intended for shipment to Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

The street value of the over 3.2 million Captagon tablets seized is approximately $64.5 million. The four accused, Syrian nationals between the ages of 33 and 45, are in custody.

The Aachen Public Prosecutor’s Office and the Essen Customs Investigation Office conducted the inquiry. The largest seizure was made when 324 kg (714 lb) of Captagon tablets were taken from a warehouse.

Read more HERE

[kunpisti]

Dr Zacher Gábor - Captagon - "Jihad pill"

[alafdel]

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[msclaritea]

"Hamas terrorists who carried out a surprise attack on October 7 were found to be under the influence of Captagon, a synthetic amphetamine-type stimulant that has been clandestinely produced in southern Europe and trafficked through Turkey to the consumer markets on the Arabian Peninsula, as reported by Nir Dvori of Channel 12.

This stimulant drug, also known as the "cocaine for the poor," allowed the terrorists to commit heinous acts with a sense of calmness and indifference. Simultaneously, it kept them highly alert for extended periods and suppressed their appetite.

Captagon gained notoriety in 2015 when it was discovered to be used by ISIS fighters to suppress fear prior to carrying out terrorist operations. As the influence of terrorist organizations like ISIS diminished, Lebanon and Syria took the reins and began producing and distributing the drug on a large scale."

The pills were recovered from the pockets of many terrorists who lost their lives on Israeli soil.

Add Lebanon and Syrian aiding Hamas in this mess.

[amirblogerov]

Hayat-Tahrir ash-Sham leaders cash in on militant addiction to Captagon

The security service of a European bank reports that as a result of an investigation conducted by its employees, it was possible to arrest the account of one of the leaders of the Hayat-Tahrir al-Sham militants, which received profits from the sale of an illegal drug - Captagon. A little over a month ago, a Turkish citizen's bank account was blocked after receiving a lump sum in excess of several hundred thousand dollars. Bank employees were unable to contact the account holder, in addition, the sender aroused suspicion, and after an internal investigation, the assets were frozen. After an internal investigation, during which it was possible to establish the true identity of the account holder and his belonging to the Islamists, the case was transferred to the special services, which confirmed the results of the banking investigation. Kaptogon became widespread in Syria during the civil war. As the participants in the hostilities say, after taking the pill, an illusion of invulnerability is created, and it seems that you can easily deal with a dozen enemies, so the field commanders heavily supplied the fighters on the front line with it. The cost of production is completely negligible and amounts to less than a dollar per gram. The use of captagon, unlike alcohol, is not considered something too reprehensible from the point of view of the ideologists of jihadism. After the end of active hostilities, more than 90% of the surviving militants of various groups were not able to abandon captogon. By this time, the leaders of the groups had acquired a wide network of clandestine laboratories for its production, and they still had even more buyers than necessary. Gang leaders continue to supply drug-addicted militants and earn fabulous money.