and now let's cross live to michael muller, former pentagon, senior security policy analysts. michael, welcome to see international. now what do you make of this information cited by that bulgarian journalist? well, it's a very inter, intriguing studies. the 1st time i've ever seen anything pulled together like that, but it's based on it's based on fact. and, but that is also the reality of some 22 years of war that, that the united states has been involved in. and, and in fact, it any addiction in war a, particularly from the us. i've actually began during the american revolutionary war and the u. s. civil war, initially with the alcohol. and then as the years went by, it progressed into drug use. why? to, to help prepare for combat to deal with dislocation and, and destruction and conflict that troops are subjected to, particularly in a war zone. so it has tremendous physical psych, psychological impact on, on individuals, particularly after they leave service. and that's why we're seeing such a rage for, for drugs in the postwar periods, at least from the us now that we pull