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The CIA has been caught delivering bags of money to the Afghanistan President for years. All in an effort to fuel corruption, and we suspect much more. We’ll share the details.

The Assad Regime has crossed Obama’s Red Line, wait maybe not… Chemical weapons have been used, but, they’re not sure by who. We’ll break down what’s going on in Syria, and why most of what you’re hearing is just hot hair, the wheels of war are already in motion.

Plus the bad news big pharma doesn’t want you to hear, your feedback, and much much more.

On this week’s episode of, Unfilter.

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Syria’s in the Red

• McCain says Syria’s use of chemical weapons ‘crosses red line’ – YouTube

McCain says Syria’s use of chemical weapons ‘crosses red line’.

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CIA Bribes Afghanistan President with ‘Ghost Money’

• CIA Ghost Money: Karzai Confirms U.S. Gives Funds To Afghan National Security Team

Afghan President Hamid Karzai said Monday that his national security team has been receiving payments from the U.S. government for the past 10 years.

Karzai confirmed the payments when he was asked about a story published in The New York Times saying the CIA had given the Afghan National Security Council tens of millions of dollars in monthly payments delivered in suitcases, backpacks and plastic shopping bags.

• ‘Ghost Money,’ and Lots of It in Afghanistan – NYTimes.com

What began as payments to Afghan warlords to overthrow the Taliban morphed eventually into a steady stream of cash to buy agency influence at the presidential palace and to cover such off-the-books costs as buying the loyalty of warlords and politicians, many of whom have ties to the drug trade — and even, in some cases, to the Taliban.

Taken together, this cash stream has enabled Mr. Karzai to build a vast patronage network and secure his power base.

• Opium Production in Afghanistan Up for Third Year

A UN report’s findings raised concerns among international law enforcement officials that if the trend continued, opium would be the country’s major economic activity after foreign military forces depart in 2014, leading to the specter of what one official referred to as “the world’s first true narco-state.”

Afghanistan is already the world’s largest producer of opium, and last year accounted for 75 percent of the world’s heroin supply. “The assumption is it will reach again to 90 percent this year,” said Jean-Luc Lemahieu, the United Nations’ top counternarcotics official.

• A Brief History of CIA “Ghost Money”

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The Thought Police go After DHS Ammo Purchase Questions

• Homeland Security under investigation for massive ammo buys

DHS officials have repeatedly denied stockpiling ammunition, but AP reports claim that the agency plans to buy more than 1.6 billion rounds of ammunition over the next four or five years, and has already bought 360,000 rounds of hollow point bullets and 1.5 billion rounds in 2012.

Purchasing 1.6 billion rounds of ammo would also give DHS the means to fight the equivalent of a 24-year Iraq War. Members of Congress say the DHS has repeatedly refused to tell them the purpose of procuring such large amounts of ammo.

The new legislation, which was introduced in both the Senate and the House on Friday, would prevent government agencies from buying any more ammunition if its stockpiles are already larger than what they were in previous presidential administrations.

Proponents of the bill suspect that government agencies may be making large ammunition purchases to keep the supplies out of the hands of Americans at a time when the administration has been trying to reduce gun violence.

Poison Letters Gets Strange

• Affidavit: Taekwondo teacher tried to throw away ricin evidence – latimes.com

James Everett Dutschke, 41, of Tupelo, Miss., was charged Saturday with having and/or making ricin and sending poison-laced letters to President Obama, a U.S. senator and a local judge.

Ambien up 220% ER Visits up 274%

• ER visits tied to Ambien, other insomnia drugs up 220% in recent years

Between 2005 to 2010, there was a 274 percent increase in the number of women who went to the ER because of zolpidem. They represented 68 percent of all cases.

• Sharp rise in emergency department visits involving the sleep medication zolpidem

The report entitled, _Emergency Department Visits for Adverse Reactions Involving the Insomnia Medication Zolpidem _is based on findings from the 2005 to 2010 Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN) reports. DAWN is a public health surveillance system that monitors drug-related morbidity and mortality through reports from a network of hospital across the nation.

The complete survey findings are available on the SAMHSA web site at: https://www.samhsa.gov/data/2K13/DAWN79/DAWN79-adverse-reactions-zolpidem.htm

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As convention season rolls on, we’ve begun gearing up for GamesCom and PAX Prime. NCSoft and ArenaNet have started their hype engines in anticipation, and we’ve got information and opinions to share with you regarding their announcements.

The heart of today’s episode will be a hands-on first-impression gameplay extravaganza, of Perfect World Entertainment’s new side-scroller action RPG, Rusty Hearts. The game recently entered Closed Beta, and I’ve got gameplay and info to show you whether or not it’s worth your gaming time to get excited for the impending launch of this title.

Also, share your thoughts regarding the psuedo-MMO, League of Legends! Should the MMOrgue cover this wildly popular arena-style PvP game, or does it not have a place among discussion of the MMO industry?

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