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city-journal.org - 12/4/2008
The Mumbai Strategy
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The terrorist atrocities in India point to a larger goal.
Mumbai attacks: Terrorists took cocaine to stay awake during assault
telegraph.co.uk - 12/3/2008
Mumbai attacks: Terrorists took cocaine to stay awake during assault
— telegraph.co.uk — The Mumbai terrorists who battled Indian commandos for 60hours last week relied on cocaine and other stimulants... to stay awake for the duration of the fighting. (more) Mumbai attacks: Terrorists took cocaine to stay awake ...

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tomdispatch.com - 12/4/2008
Tomgram: Anand Gopal, Making Sense of the Taliban
— tomdispatch.com — [ Note for Readers: To listen to a TomDispatch audio interview with journalist Anand Gopal about the... difficulties involved in reporting from Afghanistan, click here . ] Just when the Obama presidency-to-be was revving up to introduce its new ... (more) Tomgram: Anand Gopal, Making Sense of the Taliban

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nytimes.com - 12/1/2008
In Wake of Attacks, India-Pakistan Tensions Grow
— nytimes.com — A bullet hole was visible on Monday in the window of a restaurant at Chhatrapati Shivaji train... station in Mumbai. More Photos > (more) In Wake of Attacks, India-Pakistan Tensions Grow

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Dissecting Leftism — ... The Mumbai Strategy: "The Mumbai terrorist attacks have opened a new chapter in the war against terrorism. They remind us that Islamic radicalism owes more to classic Leninist thinking than to the Koran. This wasn't some desperate move to make a statement. It was a carefully planned operation, under the command of sophisticated leadership--the group responsible had links to al-Qaida, according to many reports--in order to achieve a strategic, indeed worldwide, goal. Before the attacks, India and Pakistan were on the verge of concluding an alliance against their de facto common ...

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