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「ムンバイ・テロリスト」が攻撃中にコカイン使用!?(デイリー・テレグラフ)
まあ、少なくとも「イスラム原理主義者」ではないね。イスラム教はドラッグを厳しく禁止している。D.テレグラフ紙も「コカインは運転手やガードマンなど睡眠不足がつきもののインド人労働者によって使われている」と書いている。コカインだけではなくLSDも使っていたようだ。そういえばあの911の「飲んだくれモハメド・アッタ」も同様だけどね。
西側マスコミ(シオニスト・プロパガンダ機関)ではしっかり「インドの9・11」なんていって「イスラム・テロ」とくっつける論調が主流のようだけど、あまりにもボロがボロボロ出すぎる事件のようだ。
(このD.テレグラフ記事ではビデオを見ることもできるがこれはコカインとは無関係。)
Mumbai attacks: Terrorists took cocaine to stay awake during assault
Terrorists who battled Indian commandos for 60-hours last week relied on cocaine and other stimulants to stay awake for the duration of the fight.
By Damien McElroy in Mumbai
Last Updated: 9:06AM GMT 03 Dec 2008
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Officials said drug paraphernalia, including syringes, was recovered from the scene of the attacks, which killed almost 200 people.
The heavily built men, who had undergone training at a special marine camp established by the Lashkar-e-Taibat (LeT) terrorist group in Pakistan, had also used steroids to build a tougher physique.
"We found injections containing traces of cocaine and LSD left behind by the terrorists and later found drugs in their blood," said one official.
"There was also evidence of steroids, which isn't uncommon in terrorists.
"These men were all toned, suggesting they had been doing some heavy training for the attacks. This explains why they managed to battle the commandos for over 50 hours with no food or sleep."
One terrorist used the drugs to keep on fighting despite suffering a life-threatening injury.
Drugs are commonly used in India by workers in jobs where a lack of sleep is demanded, such as truck drivers and security guards.
The 10 men who attacked prominent Mumbai landmarks were able to hold off hundreds of India's best trained special forces by mounting sophisticated ambushes, maintaining a constant, steady rate of return fire and a superior knowledge of the layout of the buildings seized.
The gunman captured during the attacks on Mumbai has told police he underwent months of commando-style training in an Islamist militant camp in Pakistan.
The training was organised by the LeT and conducted by a former member of the Pakistani army, a police officer close to the interrogation said.
"They underwent training in several phases, which included training in handling weapons, bomb making, survival strategies, survival in a marine environment and even dietary habits," a senior officer said.