war in afghanistan documentaries

Not exactly war, but try "Passionate Eye, Afghanistan Opium Trail" through torrents. Another good series is "Children of Conflict Part Three Afghanistan". Afghanistan: The Lost Truth, and Ross Kemp in Afghanistan, which relates more to the war effort and the fall of Taliban.

But then most occupations were actually to promote drug trade, but an exception is for Iraq is to gain access of Oil. Take French Occupation of Vietnam, that were selling it. After French left from war with the Viet Congs, the U.S. took over the void, using the fake Bay of Tolkin as a pretext to war (LBJ promised Bush and Rockefeller he would pursue war, contrary to JFK policies and his ultimate assassination) and established the distribution of heroine through the golden triangle where Thailand is the center. Further support was with the Burma, and support of U.S. attack of Taliban followed by Colin Powell's financial support for opium agriculture. Opium wars is an old one, at it began with the British empire producing opium from India and through the use of the fraternity U.S. Skull and Bones, to send opium for trade with China. China refused to accept heroine, so the British sent troops called the Opium Wars, resulting in loss of Hong Kong as a British Territory. Its the same today, but not Opium, but to block China's economic growth through Haarp to cause earthquake, finance Somalian pirates using Thai aligned with U.S. trawlers, melamine found in China (U.S. have added melamine for 30-40 years and then some - Bisphenol A - estrogen found in nearly all canned product). The war is an economic one, the theory is based on Mercantilism philosophy. Competition needs to be eliminate is the basic philosophy and served well for John D. Rockefeller, and perhaps Bill Gates