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Democracy Now! mooted Afghanistan as "The Worst Narco-State in History?" in 2014, a reference to the increased harvest of opium after the 2001 Invasion of Afghanistan.^[1]

The term is used by Western Template:Cccm, possibly to suggest national governments which will be targeted for "regime change". Recipients of this term include Peru, Guinea Bissau^[2]^[3] and Mozambique^[4].

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Mark Rutte	“I get so angry reading those articles in Amsterdam where people are snorting 10000 lines of cocaine that are seemingly being used weekly or daily in the big cities, which makes me wonder that those idiots, that do that, those idiots that do that, they are maintaining that system of heavy crime, where Taghi and all those criminal families have made a billion-euro business.”	Mark Rutte	2019

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-''[[Democracy Now!]]'' mooted [[Afghanistan]] as "The Worst Narco-State in History?" in 2014, a reference to the increased harvest of [[opium]] after the [[2001 Invasion of Afghanistan]].<ref>https://www.democracynow.org/2014/12/29/the_worst_narco_state_in_history<ref>
+''[[Democracy Now!]]'' mooted [[Afghanistan]] as "The Worst Narco-State in History?" in 2014, a reference to the increased harvest of [[opium]] after the [[2001 Invasion of Afghanistan]].<ref>https://www.democracynow.org/2014/12/29/the_worst_narco_state_in_history</ref>
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