Here's how a lucrative business in the Middle East works: About once every six weeks in Asscrackastan, a soldier will pick up about a hundred kilograms of pure heroin, worth six hundred thousand dollars to the seller. Poppies grow like weeds and require less water than wheat. It's worth eight million dollars to the gangs in the USA and it is bought by the kilo and cut for sale. It's worth $40 million on the street. When you consider the stuff grows for free, that's a pretty damn good profit. Now here's my question: Should we be applauding all those ambitious business people or should we be condemning them? And if so, why?