'Alice' Doesn't Live Here Anymore
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The Hashish Connection
The Bekaa Valley in Lebanon is at the center of the illegal trade of hashish and heroin. Vast drug clans rule the land and everyone has a year round supply of ammunition. With unbelievable access, 'The Hashish Connection' goes where no police dare.
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The Bekaa Valley in Lebanon is at the center of the illegal trade of hashish and heroin. Vast drug clans rule the land and everyone has a year round supply of ammunition. With unbelievable access, 'The Hashish Connection' goes where no police dare.
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