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March 25, 2005

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Roxanne Yaghoubi speaks with a man who’s working to fight the production of heroin and opium in Afghanistan, and to bring drinking water and modern hospitals to an impoverished nation.

Also, Scott Tanner explores the issues involved in the outsourcing of intelligence to private contractors with both the director of CorpWatch and a scholar at George Washington University. Is intelligence provided by private contractors truthful, ethical, and secure?

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