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1. Policeman slashing poppies with a cane, part of Afghan governments plan to eradicate the world's largest opium crop
2. Men hacking down poppies
3. Close up slashing
4. Mid shot group of police and officials slashing poppies
5. Haji Mohammed, the district police official talking to farmer Lal Mohammed
6. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Lal Mohammed, Poppy farmer:
"They destroyed all of our crop. We have spent a lot of money on it and put a lot of work in as well as giving so much of our time. Now we need the government to assist us."
7. Haji Mohammed, the district police official listening to farmer
8. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Lt. Col. Haji Mohammed, Sanzeri district police chief:
"We have been ordered by the President (of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai) to destroy all the poppy fields in this area, and this we will do. We will not leave a single poppy standing."
9. Close up poppies being torn up
10. Police tearing up poppies by hand
11. Farmer Lal Mohammed watching
12. Farmer complaining to police chief
13. Wide of men slashing poppies with canes
STORYLINE:
Afghan police and soldiers are pressing ahead with a plan to eradicate the world's largest opium crop, moving from field to field in southern Kandahar province with shearers and large sticks.
Authorities have destroyed about 20 hectares (48 acres) of illegal poppy crops since Sunday in and around Sanzeri, Haji Mohammed, the local police chief, told The Associated Press.
In other parts of the country, similar operations were underway, though it will be some time until officials get a clear sense of how much of this year's crop is destroyed.
The eradication campaign was suspended April 12, its first day, when police sent to destroy poppy fields in Kandahar opened fire on rock-throwing protesters.
At least seven people were hurt, though officials denied reports of fatalities.
Local and central government authorities have held meetings with tribal elders in an effort to restore calm, and it seemed to be working.
On Tuesday, there was anger but no violence among the farmers as they watched officials hack through their crops.
President Hamid Karzai has called for a "holy war" on drugs after Afghanistan's share of the market for opium, the raw material for heroin, leapt to 87 per cent last year, sparking warnings that it is fast turning into a "narco-state."
Countries including the United States, Britain and France are training new police units to destroy poppy fields, smash drug labs and arrest smugglers, while providing hundreds of millions of dollars to help farmers switch to legal crops.
But it is expected to take years to replace a crop that has powered Afghanistan's post-Taliban revival and provided a lifeline to war-impoverished rural communities.
Much of the country's opium crop is expected to be harvested in coming weeks, meaning time is of the essence.
But in Kandahar, the going has been extremely slow.
Police have waited for days for the go-ahead from the governor to start eradication in other districts in the province.
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1. Policeman slashing poppies with a cane, part of Afghan governments plan to eradicate the world's largest opium crop 2. Men hacking down poppies 3. Close up slashing 4. Mid shot group of police and officials slashing poppies 5. Haji Mohammed, the district police official talking to farmer Lal Mohammed 6. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Lal Mohammed, Poppy farmer: "They destroyed all of our crop. We have spent a lot of money on it and put a lot of work in as well as giving so much of our time. Now we need the government to assist us." 7. Haji Mohammed, the district police official listening to farmer 8. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Lt. Col. Haji Mohammed, Sanzeri district police chief: "We have been ordered by the President (of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai) to destroy all the poppy fields in this area, and this we will do. We will not leave a single poppy standing." 9. Close up poppies being torn up 10. Police tearing up poppies by hand 11. Farmer Lal Mohammed watching 12. Farmer complaining to police chief 13. Wide of men slashing poppies with canes STORYLINE: Afghan police and soldiers are pressing ahead with a plan to eradicate the world's largest opium crop, moving from field to field in southern Kandahar province with shearers and large sticks. Authorities have destroyed about 20 hectares (48 acres) of illegal poppy crops since Sunday in and around Sanzeri, Haji Mohammed, the local police chief, told The Associated Press. In other parts of the country, similar operations were underway, though it will be some time until officials get a clear sense of how much of this year's crop is destroyed. The eradication campaign was suspended April 12, its first day, when police sent to destroy poppy fields in Kandahar opened fire on rock-throwing protesters. At least seven people were hurt, though officials denied reports of fatalities. Local and central government authorities have held meetings with tribal elders in an effort to restore calm, and it seemed to be working. On Tuesday, there was anger but no violence among the farmers as they watched officials hack through their crops. President Hamid Karzai has called for a "holy war" on drugs after Afghanistan's share of the market for opium, the raw material for heroin, leapt to 87 per cent last year, sparking warnings that it is fast turning into a "narco-state." Countries including the United States, Britain and France are training new police units to destroy poppy fields, smash drug labs and arrest smugglers, while providing hundreds of millions of dollars to help farmers switch to legal crops. But it is expected to take years to replace a crop that has powered Afghanistan's post-Taliban revival and provided a lifeline to war-impoverished rural communities. Much of the country's opium crop is expected to be harvested in coming weeks, meaning time is of the essence. But in Kandahar, the going has been extremely slow. Police have waited for days for the go-ahead from the governor to start eradication in other districts in the province. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f0cfb8a520e587869fa99a858cba96c2 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
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Official initiative to destroy illegal poppy crops
1. Policeman slashing poppies with a cane, part of Afghan governments plan to eradicate the world's largest opium crop 2. Men hacking down poppies 3. Close up slashing 4. Mid shot group of police and officials slashing poppies 5. Haji Mohammed, the district police official talking to farmer Lal Mohammed 6. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Lal Mohammed, Poppy farmer: "They destroyed all of our crop. We have spent a lot of money on it and put a lot of work in as well as giving so much of our time. Now we need the government to assist us." 7. Haji Mohammed, the district police official listening to farmer 8. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Lt. Col. Haji Mohammed, Sanzeri district police chief: "We have been ordered by the President (of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai) to destroy all the poppy fields in this area, ...
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Bats /// A song for Ukraine by Lights Dim (2014)
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Official initiative to destroy illegal poppy crops
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- Duration: 1:33
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Policeman slashing poppies with a cane, part of Afghan governments plan to eradicate the world's largest opium crop
2. Men hacking down poppies
3. Close up...
1. Policeman slashing poppies with a cane, part of Afghan governments plan to eradicate the world's largest opium crop
2. Men hacking down poppies
3. Close up slashing
4. Mid shot group of police and officials slashing poppies
5. Haji Mohammed, the district police official talking to farmer Lal Mohammed
6. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Lal Mohammed, Poppy farmer:
"They destroyed all of our crop. We have spent a lot of money on it and put a lot of work in as well as giving so much of our time. Now we need the government to assist us."
7. Haji Mohammed, the district police official listening to farmer
8. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Lt. Col. Haji Mohammed, Sanzeri district police chief:
"We have been ordered by the President (of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai) to destroy all the poppy fields in this area, and this we will do. We will not leave a single poppy standing."
9. Close up poppies being torn up
10. Police tearing up poppies by hand
11. Farmer Lal Mohammed watching
12. Farmer complaining to police chief
13. Wide of men slashing poppies with canes
STORYLINE:
Afghan police and soldiers are pressing ahead with a plan to eradicate the world's largest opium crop, moving from field to field in southern Kandahar province with shearers and large sticks.
Authorities have destroyed about 20 hectares (48 acres) of illegal poppy crops since Sunday in and around Sanzeri, Haji Mohammed, the local police chief, told The Associated Press.
In other parts of the country, similar operations were underway, though it will be some time until officials get a clear sense of how much of this year's crop is destroyed.
The eradication campaign was suspended April 12, its first day, when police sent to destroy poppy fields in Kandahar opened fire on rock-throwing protesters.
At least seven people were hurt, though officials denied reports of fatalities.
Local and central government authorities have held meetings with tribal elders in an effort to restore calm, and it seemed to be working.
On Tuesday, there was anger but no violence among the farmers as they watched officials hack through their crops.
President Hamid Karzai has called for a "holy war" on drugs after Afghanistan's share of the market for opium, the raw material for heroin, leapt to 87 per cent last year, sparking warnings that it is fast turning into a "narco-state."
Countries including the United States, Britain and France are training new police units to destroy poppy fields, smash drug labs and arrest smugglers, while providing hundreds of millions of dollars to help farmers switch to legal crops.
But it is expected to take years to replace a crop that has powered Afghanistan's post-Taliban revival and provided a lifeline to war-impoverished rural communities.
Much of the country's opium crop is expected to be harvested in coming weeks, meaning time is of the essence.
But in Kandahar, the going has been extremely slow.
Police have waited for days for the go-ahead from the governor to start eradication in other districts in the province.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f0cfb8a520e587869fa99a858cba96c2
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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1. Policeman slashing poppies with a cane, part of Afghan governments plan to eradicate the world's largest opium crop
2. Men hacking down poppies
3. Close up slashing
4. Mid shot group of police and officials slashing poppies
5. Haji Mohammed, the district police official talking to farmer Lal Mohammed
6. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Lal Mohammed, Poppy farmer:
"They destroyed all of our crop. We have spent a lot of money on it and put a lot of work in as well as giving so much of our time. Now we need the government to assist us."
7. Haji Mohammed, the district police official listening to farmer
8. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Lt. Col. Haji Mohammed, Sanzeri district police chief:
"We have been ordered by the President (of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai) to destroy all the poppy fields in this area, and this we will do. We will not leave a single poppy standing."
9. Close up poppies being torn up
10. Police tearing up poppies by hand
11. Farmer Lal Mohammed watching
12. Farmer complaining to police chief
13. Wide of men slashing poppies with canes
STORYLINE:
Afghan police and soldiers are pressing ahead with a plan to eradicate the world's largest opium crop, moving from field to field in southern Kandahar province with shearers and large sticks.
Authorities have destroyed about 20 hectares (48 acres) of illegal poppy crops since Sunday in and around Sanzeri, Haji Mohammed, the local police chief, told The Associated Press.
In other parts of the country, similar operations were underway, though it will be some time until officials get a clear sense of how much of this year's crop is destroyed.
The eradication campaign was suspended April 12, its first day, when police sent to destroy poppy fields in Kandahar opened fire on rock-throwing protesters.
At least seven people were hurt, though officials denied reports of fatalities.
Local and central government authorities have held meetings with tribal elders in an effort to restore calm, and it seemed to be working.
On Tuesday, there was anger but no violence among the farmers as they watched officials hack through their crops.
President Hamid Karzai has called for a "holy war" on drugs after Afghanistan's share of the market for opium, the raw material for heroin, leapt to 87 per cent last year, sparking warnings that it is fast turning into a "narco-state."
Countries including the United States, Britain and France are training new police units to destroy poppy fields, smash drug labs and arrest smugglers, while providing hundreds of millions of dollars to help farmers switch to legal crops.
But it is expected to take years to replace a crop that has powered Afghanistan's post-Taliban revival and provided a lifeline to war-impoverished rural communities.
Much of the country's opium crop is expected to be harvested in coming weeks, meaning time is of the essence.
But in Kandahar, the going has been extremely slow.
Police have waited for days for the go-ahead from the governor to start eradication in other districts in the province.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f0cfb8a520e587869fa99a858cba96c2
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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The main airport in Ukraine's eastern city of Donetsk shut down on Monday after being raided by dozens of armed separatists who vowed to keep up their resistanc...
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And On
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And On
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And On
And On
your mother was crying
your father passed her a handkerchief
their tear-stained faces
looked to mine for a sign of grief
a thousand raincoats
always stand around too long
but i stayed to talk with you
after they had gone.
the flowers i brought you
were beginning to fade under the heavy rain
your name on the card had run
so i tried in vain to write it again
they didn't understand you - no!
they didn't even try
i'm so glad that you left us now
before you had the chance to die.
i sat there for a long time,
expecting to turn and see you there
i ran my fingers through the long grass
willing it to turn into your hair - and oh
i'm gonna miss you, dear
but i don't have to cry
i'm so glad that you left us now,
before you had the chance to die
and oh, i'm going to miss you dear,
but i'm not going to cry
i'm so glad that your life stopped now,
before it had the chance to die.
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Four mysterious golden rings found in a Bronze Age tomb appear to offer insights into the origins of Ancient Greek civilization, IFL Science reports ... Stretched out on his back, he was adorned with golden daggers with ivory hilts, gilded cups, and thousands of beads of precious gems ... Just recently, an archaeologist claimed to have found the throne of the legendary Mycenaean ruler Agamemnon, but this remains debatable ... WN.com, Jim Berrie....
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The “October surprise” WikiLeaks promised to deliver failed to materialize yesterday because of ongoing security concerns at the Ecuadorian embassy where founder Julian Assange is holed up, a published report Wednesday said. A confidante of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told the Boston Herald Radio’s “Herald Drive” show yesterday the damning data dump against Hillary is still on the way ... ....
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NSA contractor arrested for alleged theft of top secret classified information
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Harold Thomas Martin, who worked at same consulting firm as Edward Snowden, may have stolen codes developed to hack foreign governments. The FBI has arrested a National Security Agency contractor on suspicion of the theft of top secret classified data and documents in an alleged security breach at the same intelligence agency whose spy secrets were exposed by Edward Snowden ... The Justice Department confirmed ... ....
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ACC ADs vote to keep league football schedule at 8 games
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