[goldstategop]

More signs that business as usual is continuing between Russia and the US, especially in anti-drug interdiction, despite tensions over Crimea.

[cloudmountain]

The drug wars will never stop but will be UNIVERSALLY smaller when the demand dwindles.
Since AMERICANS are The Market and DEMAND their drugs to cope with life and reality, the drug markets will continue to THRIVE and GROW.

[BenLurkin]

I'm sure they know to look the other way when the power elites are snorting coke.

[Rich21IE]

Very true. Yesterday the thought occurred to me that in so many ways, the “feel” of this relationship between the US and Russian Federation is that they’ve near merged into one “corporate” entity.

The respective politicians posture before the cameras and make all the appropriate statements, but it sort of feels like that at the end of the day, they all get together and toast each other with drinks at a steak dinner.

I suspect that Merkel of Germany has taken note of this cozy relationship.

[RitchieAprile]

Russia has a bit of a drug problem of its own.

It would be shortsighted to end cooperation.

[SeeSharp]

In other words, The US will keep protecting the drug lords in Afghanistan, and Russia will keep selling drugs to Poland and Germany.